St. Croix Avis, 1923-04-06, page 4
ST L@ 01 AYIa N 04(5 ‘/'l! \I \ e—- -1/ === o~ ‘ f g\ [ 7 ‘ P : , ] ‘ Afé "'r . A 4 &= AT Lo \ ‘ 7 ” ) \ E\j > 3% il ‘? ; % b/ % e . VPR 3 - __.::-"U'l 4, B e ] e- et W —————IR ‘ 7 Y ; -t e P oee e ; '-‘u —AY") f’”"?«'\z '.." - : /4 / J .' g— 3 * e T , ol 2 B I Tl e| OO R | P ~ UAX/ . A RN v /.?\;-' Ny, es et wnon it LR o ) i b % ,‘ A =SS o .(L": e N . s inew: . !R -\ v : b st - By \\"-\ A nghav d{ISIACIOry beil rOr ralil USE. 1 (Goodyear Klingtite Belting holds the pulleys in the slipless grip of its friction sur- face. 1t delivers full power all the time, and runs with a loose, free swinging action that favors th2 engine bearings. [ (nires no belt dressing—needs no” ‘reaking in. [t is an all season, all-weather belt. It aves not shrink, nor stiffen in cold weather, and it is subject to a. minimum of streteh. So it eliminailes engine re-setting. \nd the Goodyear Klingtite Belt is unequalled for wear. It is specifically designed for farm power service. [ts ply construction so distributes the load of the heaviest drive that ply separation is unknown among Goodyear Klingtite Belts. …
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ST L@ 01 AYIa N 04(5 ‘/'l! \I \ e—- -1/ === o~ ‘ f g\ [ 7 ‘ P : , ] ‘ Afé "'r . A 4 &= AT Lo \ ‘ 7 ” ) \ E\j > 3% il ‘? ; % b/ % e . VPR 3 - __.::-"U'l 4, B e ] e- et W —————IR ‘ 7 Y ; -t e P oee e ; '-‘u —AY") f’”"?«'\z '.." - : /4 / J .' g— 3 * e T , ol 2 B I Tl e| OO R | P ~ UAX/ . A RN v /.?\;-' Ny, es et wnon it LR o ) i b % ,‘ A =SS o .(L": e N . s inew: . !R -\ v : b st - By \\"-\ A nghav d{ISIACIOry beil rOr ralil USE. 1 (Goodyear Klingtite Belting holds the pulleys in the slipless grip of its friction sur- face. 1t delivers full power all the time, and runs with a loose, free swinging action that favors th2 engine bearings. [ (nires no belt dressing—needs no” ‘reaking in. [t is an all season, all-weather belt. It aves not shrink, nor stiffen in cold weather, and it is subject to a. minimum of streteh. So it eliminailes engine re-setting. \nd the Goodyear Klingtite Belt is unequalled for wear. It is specifically designed for farm power service. [ts ply construction so distributes the load of the heaviest drive that ply separation is unknown among Goodyear Klingtite Belts. e . T GOODFYTAR BELTING - HOSE - PACKING Rob’t. L. Merwin & Co., Inc. The Parts for your Ford such as: ront & Rear Fenders, Running Boards & Shields, Diff Spider, Dist Gear, D. Q. Pinion. D. S. Bal! Bearing As- sembly, Drive Shaf't, Rear Axle, Steer Gear Con Rod, Rear Hub, Inner & Outer Ball Retainer, Brake Shoes. (. S. Front, Rear& Cen- ter Bearing Caps & Bolts, Con Rods, Pistons Com- plete, Diff Thrust Plate & washer, and many others too numerous to men- tion, at prices that challenge competi- tlon. Call at Stakemann’s Store and be convinced. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I. March 15th 1923, Trik 2. Stakemann. | TO LET. Property No. 45 Hill Street. - FOR SALE. - SixNew Cotton Felt Mattresses | Apply to , A. SEBAS:IAN FORRBES, | Christiansted. WANTED T 0 BUY ONE CARD TABLE STANDING ONONE LEG. Please apply at this Office. P = ® üblication. 1 IT is hereby brought to public notice that the Trade-mark shown below = which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on April 21, 1908,°in the name of Under- wond Typewriter Company of New York, N.Y., a corporation organized and exis:- ing under the laws of the State of New Jersey :nd Trade-mark certificate No. 68,628, issued therefor, has this date been registered in the office of the Government | Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in ac- cordance with the provisions in the regu- lations governing the regisiration of Patents and Trade-marks in the Virgin Islands, approved 30 June, 1920. ] e e s { ! ¢ ™ ToeA AR W ¥ B | ,\ g s ;.'.. g . | e e ; \ WRSEe RSBe, ’ DR = § e ) | . i !% l | Government of the Virgin Islands of ' the United'States, St. Thomas, 10 March( | . ! 1928. : . | J. J. GAFFNEY, Government Secretary. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 31, 1923. Miss Moria Andal (2), Octavia Farelly, Miss Casilda Johannes, Miss Frances Petersen, Miss Daizy Marie Sewer, Mrs. Rachel Symons, Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, April 2, 1923. B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster. Publication. IT is hereby brou(%'ht to public no- tice that the Government has,, this date, authorized Reverend A. W. SCOTT, to perform civil-reli- gious functions in the Municipality of Saint Croix. Government of the Virgin Is- lands of the United States, Suint Croix, 23 March 1923. J. J. GAFFNEY, Government Secretary.