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St. Croix Avis, 1924-05-19, page 4

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Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1924-05-19
Pages
1
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P RAR L e Ty A 'l'h / | \ A S 2 e B e : BB PR {‘ e 4 25 E O I Vo Y T e fßatiitl BT RP s R R R, SWM PBT o N e eP v . e ::’,:’;:—,‘ ".A, = v,"‘?‘:‘ ;. ‘..';7;:“‘(_ "7.’\'4::}3#‘:' - '.—'\;V-‘.:."::' = ""“-’ % - 2@ A R “»«F"% S A ke 3975 AAT "“3" Zs S oST L LA S % # o o > L ;""ifigé” _ s % sA- e [N @?%4*? Al R et s, Touring Model 5850 (TR EMEPEEAR STV et ediagn e e N . \So ] TengSael o Yot aEE M R B o) L 3 Freight and Tax Extra \ " i1 ESEnSr g a—— RTINS WYy O h RN REF &) N e/ : b, i o 7% : ‘8 ' A L By- g [ X-Built by H, A SIX-Built by Hudson : G E p " i ; 3 4 Note Flow kLxperts Praise It ‘“Hudson has produced a super Essex. It looks like the proverbial knockout’’. 4 i ¢ ¢ t —From Automobile Topics. The New Essex is a revelation of performancs, ease of riding and of smoothness.”’ - From Motor Age. “"Steers easily, even on loose gravel at 50 miles per hour.”” —EFrom Mctor World. ..? -1 “*A wonderful value—a car of which Hudson engineers have a right to be proud. —From Motor Life. ""Possesses qualities T didn’t believe could be incorporated in a closed car at $975.” —H. A. …

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P RAR L e Ty A 'l'h / | \ A S 2 e B e : BB PR {‘ e 4 25 E O I Vo Y T e fßatiitl BT RP s R R R, SWM PBT o N e eP v . e ::’,:’;:—,‘ ".A, = v,"‘?‘:‘ ;. ‘..';7;:“‘(_ "7.’\'4::}3#‘:' - '.—'\;V-‘.:."::' = ""“-’ % - 2@ A R “»«F"% S A ke 3975 AAT "“3" Zs S oST L LA S % # o o > L ;""ifigé” _ s % sA- e [N @?%4*? Al R et s, Touring Model 5850 (TR EMEPEEAR STV et ediagn e e N . \So ] TengSael o Yot aEE M R B o) L 3 Freight and Tax Extra \ " i1 ESEnSr g a—— RTINS WYy O h RN REF &) N e/ : b, i o 7% : ‘8 ' A L By- g [ X-Built by H, A SIX-Built by Hudson : G E p " i ; 3 4 Note Flow kLxperts Praise It ‘“Hudson has produced a super Essex. It looks like the proverbial knockout’’. 4 i ¢ ¢ t —From Automobile Topics. The New Essex is a revelation of performancs, ease of riding and of smoothness.”’ - From Motor Age. “"Steers easily, even on loose gravel at 50 miles per hour.”” —EFrom Mctor World. ..? -1 “*A wonderful value—a car of which Hudson engineers have a right to be proud. —From Motor Life. ""Possesses qualities T didn’t believe could be incorporated in a closed car at $975.” —H. A. Tarantous, in Motor (. S. A.) - E. & C. Stakemann. oo 7mnl Davmn, § Rt 3 S Nl e ¥ OPTICAL ARD. Send your order, broken leis or preseription through the mail. F. M. CORNEIRO, \ ot, Thomas, V. L e e READ THIS! GI‘IT your passport pictures, portraits and other photograyhic work done by the undersigned and he guarantees satisfaction. 1305, ASH. Christiansted April 24, 1924. One Buick 4 Touring Car in perfect running order. Apnly to - ERIK R. STAKEMANN. =T L 1L Oz A ) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE - UNITED STATES. FREDERIK STED SUBJUDICIAL DISTRICT. - INTHE MATTER OF THE JOINT ES. TATE OF MARY M. BLACKWOOD, . DECEASED, AND A.J. BLACKWOOD, | HER SURVIVING HUSBAND. T > - ~ Notice of Hearing on | EFinal Aceount. - IT is hereby made known that the Final i l Statement of aceount of the above en| titled estate is now on file in the offics | of the Clerk of the District Court, where ‘ all parties concerned may inspeet the | same and file exceptions thereto, if any ! they have. | And it is further made known that a ;' public hearing on said fin:l statement ' of account will be held in the Court i rooms of the Distriet Court in Frederiki sted, on the 2uth day of May, 1924. ; Dated this 11th day of Ap:-il, 1924 - First publication April 14, 1924, 5 A. J. BLACKWOOD, Administictor. R o DA, 3 £ iaad, S Y Sae i O ,]:' PR | Xt % ff.l 3 ’vv .._,. b BTy R Sl g R “:,'l;:? «/\\ - [\x ‘\‘%‘/; ‘.’_-‘-‘._"‘“ ._ ‘.[ 3 B it I remember : i ’ | rightly, there hasn't I 1 and y - beea a day without Scott’s s s . y - Emulsion in our home. | - .« 2 What this old gentleman saysis true in a great many homes where health and ~strength is valued through out ali periods of life. S 0 many diseased conditions have practically the same cause, that thousands of sensible people have come to the conclusion that hen Scott’s Emulsi 11l when Hcott's Emuision wi not suffice, medical advice is necessary, and then the Doctor often says: /{Afg TAKE é& SCOTT'S ,SL EMULSION FRESH AMERICAN EGGS AT “Werwin's lce Cream Parlor”. s NORTHERN Assurance Comapny Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE, Agent for Frederiksted’s District. ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District. Policies issued are not subject to averaze.