St. Croix Avis, 1921-03-18, page 4
T CEOIX A vllls AT the request of Lawyer SYAKE-- MANN on behalf of the Board of Directors of {HE ST. CRuIX CLUB will be offered for sale at a public auction to e h2ld on the premises of the said Club at No. 59 King Street in Christiansted, on March 19th 1921 at 2 o’clock p. m. THE FURNITURE belonging to said Club and consist- ing principally of CHAIRS, TABLES, PICTURES, GLASSWARE AND ALSO One Billard Table with balls and cues. Christiansted’s Vendue-Office, St. Croix, Marth 10th 1921. WILH. JENSEN. Fee Fr. 10.00. ' Jay ten Francs. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 12, 1921. V. A. Admader, Sra. Flora Bordanes, Mrs. Terancie Cararton, Miss Veronica Derricks, Miss Lilan Edwards, Water Gut, Miss Mary Ennis, (2) Mr. Alphonse George, Orange Grove, Captain Hawley, Sloop Ethel, Mr. Joseph Henry, Farm Hill, Mrs. Samaul Jackson, Miss Rebecca V. James, Mrs. Sarah James, Mission Yard, Mr. Alfred James, c/o Miss Lilen Ed : wards, Miss Albertina James; Water Gut, Miss Frankey James, 20 East Street, Mrs. Samue! Jamson, Mr. Eugene A. T. Johnson, Mr. Elaza Martain, c.o. …
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T CEOIX A vllls AT the request of Lawyer SYAKE-- MANN on behalf of the Board of Directors of {HE ST. CRuIX CLUB will be offered for sale at a public auction to e h2ld on the premises of the said Club at No. 59 King Street in Christiansted, on March 19th 1921 at 2 o’clock p. m. THE FURNITURE belonging to said Club and consist- ing principally of CHAIRS, TABLES, PICTURES, GLASSWARE AND ALSO One Billard Table with balls and cues. Christiansted’s Vendue-Office, St. Croix, Marth 10th 1921. WILH. JENSEN. Fee Fr. 10.00. ' Jay ten Francs. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 12, 1921. V. A. Admader, Sra. Flora Bordanes, Mrs. Terancie Cararton, Miss Veronica Derricks, Miss Lilan Edwards, Water Gut, Miss Mary Ennis, (2) Mr. Alphonse George, Orange Grove, Captain Hawley, Sloop Ethel, Mr. Joseph Henry, Farm Hill, Mrs. Samaul Jackson, Miss Rebecca V. James, Mrs. Sarah James, Mission Yard, Mr. Alfred James, c/o Miss Lilen Ed : wards, Miss Albertina James; Water Gut, Miss Frankey James, 20 East Street, Mrs. Samue! Jamson, Mr. Eugene A. T. Johnson, Mr. Elaza Martain, c.o. Louisa Tuitt, Syrene Matthew, King St., Miss Adelaide Moorehead, Miriam Page Fordinan Pnillips, Mr. James Phillips, Mr. John H. Plaskett, Contentment noad, A. Poulis, 12 Hill Street, Miss Mirriam Richard, 12 East St., Mr. Joseph Samuel, Mrs. Estha Thomas, Mrs. Christian [remaine, Miss Anie E. Williams, Sr. Don Jose {Zeauievos. United States Post Office, Christian- sted, V. 1., March 14, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, | Postmaster. FOR SALLE. One Only Ford Car Condition as good as new, for particulars apply at this office. = 4 o - Alg THE HOUSES THAT CARE FORGETS. Care and her sister Worry sat cut to become acquainted with cverybody. Un- popular and troublesome though they were, they maanaz2d o v.sit alm)si evervone. Qeattered over the land are thousands of little non-. in eaea i wai:a, wirhin four wooden walls, is a spirit which drives care and worry awav. [his beneficont spirit is that of music—music, sweet, pur: wondertuiiy b2aucfal ves fll by tas el, a solace to the sorrov’ful, an i spiration to the dispirit=d. Music at its best—a reproduction o the master etfo ts of tar Zreaest o7 arists, matechless in a%guracy and in expression and in charm, is sb: i 11“i2 its hom= in the famous Sonora, The Highest Tlass Talking Machine in the Worid Sonora is the phonograph which plays all make of dise reereds peefoctly wiou ewira attachments and which enables you to enjoy the reeords not only of American manufacturers but of itnportant foreign record makers as well. i T £ F. CHRISIENSEN. BETHLEHEM. DISTRIBUTORS. VIRGIN SiLANDS. 4 Enjoy the pride ot possessing : ::°,: . - 3 - i The Highest Class Talking Ma : i:e in the Worl . EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD CLARO COMO UNA CAMPANA ——e M—--——‘——“———w~ o ——— e.+ e W. L Electric Co., . I. klectric Co,, o Einar Svendsen _ Christiansted, St. Croix, V. L. U. S 13, Sole Agent fer the Celebrated Lumen Plants, (3 -HP water-cooled engine with direct connectel dynamo’ Complete Plants and all spare parts in stock in Christianste 1 for immediate delivery. On account of my absence from the island during June to October ‘ all parties intending installing L 4 N f"l - N ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS this year are politely requested to communicate at once with EINAR SVFNDSEN. WE OFFER Ling Fish, Pollock Fish, Wihite canadian | Cheese 60c. pr. Ih,, Mixed English | Pickles, boc. pr. pet, Fiie English r Sardines reai gcod 25¢ pr. {in: | Fine English Tea in $ |b. pks. 20c., National Oats ip 2 Ib. tins 25¢., something splendid f for children, make them husky, Peters Cocoa 4 Ib. tin 35¢. . $ b tin 18e. AT THE i Danish American Grocery,