St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-04, page 4
CAUCTION. A’l‘ the request of the executores testa- menti in the Estate of the deceased Planter CHriISTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRUS will be offered for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue Cffice on - the 9th day of February 192 U ATSOCLOCK Y. M. THE ESTATES b § 1 i ‘MountVictory” and “Pleasant \alley s tuate in this island’s Northside Quar- ter Letter A. sub No. 17 c. and Nos. 15 ad 16 & 26 with all apvurtenances of land bui.dings, livestock etc. The conditions for the sale, appraise- ment, mortgage certificate and other documents relating to tre sale will, be prod-iced at the auction and may previ- ous to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- MANN'’S Office in Christiansted. This notice alen- serves as information to mortgageholders in conformity Witis Ordinance of sth of March 1909, accord- ing to section 4 nf which ordinarce same has ihe same iegai eilect a: prescribed in Placard 22ud April 1817. Frederiksted’s Ve :due Offige, St. Croix, January 30th 1920. . JOHN L. CURRY. Fee Fr. 10.00 Say ten Frarcs) NOTICE. …
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CAUCTION. A’l‘ the request of the executores testa- menti in the Estate of the deceased Planter CHriISTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRUS will be offered for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue Cffice on - the 9th day of February 192 U ATSOCLOCK Y. M. THE ESTATES b § 1 i ‘MountVictory” and “Pleasant \alley s tuate in this island’s Northside Quar- ter Letter A. sub No. 17 c. and Nos. 15 ad 16 & 26 with all apvurtenances of land bui.dings, livestock etc. The conditions for the sale, appraise- ment, mortgage certificate and other documents relating to tre sale will, be prod-iced at the auction and may previ- ous to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- MANN'’S Office in Christiansted. This notice alen- serves as information to mortgageholders in conformity Witis Ordinance of sth of March 1909, accord- ing to section 4 nf which ordinarce same has ihe same iegai eilect a: prescribed in Placard 22ud April 1817. Frederiksted’s Ve :due Offige, St. Croix, January 30th 1920. . JOHN L. CURRY. Fee Fr. 10.00 Say ten Frarcs) NOTICE. THE Inspection of the general annual repairs of the Public roads, with Bridges, Culverts, water courses, side walls, hand rails, etc. etc. shall com- mence after the 16th February. All roadholders are therefore request- ed to have their respective allotments in good order by that date. As it has been found during the Inspec- tion last year that the trees and bushes along the roadsides were not trimmed. and therefore are an inconvenience to the Publie trafiic. It is the Owner of the land, who is re- sponsible for keeping them, from incon- veniencing the Public, or damaging vehi- cles on the roadway and will be held for damage. ' Boundary posts must be plainly marked, on each allotment and planted firmly in the ground. When the Inspection is completed, and the roads found in order, the Roads will be Realloted, for the next term. (For the Road Commission) F. LUNNEY. St. Croix, Jan. 80th. 1920. L ST. BB X AYId. Promenade Concert (Popularly called a ““Joiree’’) | willbo held at | 9 | St. John’s School House . WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4th. | There will be on sale at moder- | ate prices- - . | DINNER, DRINKS, | CAYES, | ICES, | ETC. | "he usual Fish Pond Attraction i willbe in evidence. ; The Special Diversion will be a , Variety Enferiainmeni by E Members of the Catechism. | (A differeat Programme each night) | The NATIVE BRASS BAND will be . in attendance.. | ADMISSION to firpunds and Enter- ' tainment. i Adults 20 cents. Children 10 cents. | Gates open at 2.30 p. m. | Lxcellent Refreshments and a | happy time for all. | (Q | 99 | Stop! Read! The crisis is over We have SUGAR | now. All those who had forsaken | us with the excuse that we had no | s Igar, 1 hope will now return and | sapport the place that have a ways supported you. Rothlehem New Sugar 15 cts pr. b, | Large Fat New Foundland Pic<led Z Herrings 14 ets pr. b, Clear Far | Pork 44 cts pr. . Fat Smoke | Herrings 3 & 4 cts each f also Fresh Ginger 20 cts. pr B ) AT THE DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY. | | o , ! i For Sale A Light and comfortable DOUBLE | SKAT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF | HORSES and a doubie set of HAR- | N£SS. ! | A. PONTOPPIDAN. ’ Richmeond, Jan. 16th 1920. MAHAGONY LEDsiugle size. with new mattress and pitlow? DESK and CHAIR made of sélid 1 inch nak. BABY CARRIAGE on wheels, willow wicker. ELECTRIC ENTRANCE HANGING LAMP, made of sclid brass studder with colored glass. A fine assortrment of PLANTS (bloom- ing roses, begnnias) and ferns. MCSQUITO NETS. APPLY TO No. 39 Strand Street, R O’HAGAL. Remember The Place That Have : | v 1 : Always Rsmenbered You, Tnat g ' : Kave Kepi Tha Prices lowr. Why Change zn Old Friend for a New' Take these things a'iay before they spoil. Codfish 26 cts. nr. Ib. Quaker Oats 25 cts. pr pk. Potatoes 7 ¢rs. pr. Ib. 10 Ibs for 6dc. Fine Red Oniors 14 cts. pr. tb. Gouda Cheese T ets. pr. Ib. Brown Rice 18 cts. pr. Ib. Pto. Rico Blue Grain Coffee, Lily White Rice, Table Salt7 ots. pr. baz, Bricks for cleaning knives, Silver Paper Sausage, AT THE » DANISJI AMERICAN GROCE Y. From Denmark a small lot of ’ Henkogte Sager fra J. D. Beauvais such as ® Leverpostej exira med Trofler Extra, Extra Avparagus Peints .+ Fiske Boller Blod-Pudding T ROD-F.AAL ! Just a tagte from the Old Country! Jean Petercen, Fredeiksted.