St. Croix Avis, 1920-07-08, page 4
e®. o8 AN 35 g . | Hart Parr !ractor. v - : @ ’ - . : o T I YYAVNT At Sion Farm duplicate its excellent Porto Rican records when in the presence of MESSES. L. NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it nlowed 1% Acres, using 10 Gals. Kerosene in 3 hours, which means that 1t would plow 5.8 Acres in a day of 10 hours. Considering the condition of theground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. : Ponce, Porto Rico. URSUANT to Ordinance of August i) 19th. 1874, it is hereby made known that sapnnouncement has been made to me that the Power of Attorney given by “'Do Danske Sukkerfabrikker’ to Mr. A. Derland to aet for the Joint Stock Company '‘St. Croix Sugar Factory’’ has been revoked from the Ist instant and that from ihe same date Mr. E. Engbaek has been appointed to act for the said St. Croix Sugar Fa tory conjointly with Mr. Laur V. Nielsen regarding the work- ing of the said Factory in St. Croix. | The Police Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, July 2nd 1920. …
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e®. o8 AN 35 g . | Hart Parr !ractor. v - : @ ’ - . : o T I YYAVNT At Sion Farm duplicate its excellent Porto Rican records when in the presence of MESSES. L. NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it nlowed 1% Acres, using 10 Gals. Kerosene in 3 hours, which means that 1t would plow 5.8 Acres in a day of 10 hours. Considering the condition of theground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. : Ponce, Porto Rico. URSUANT to Ordinance of August i) 19th. 1874, it is hereby made known that sapnnouncement has been made to me that the Power of Attorney given by “'Do Danske Sukkerfabrikker’ to Mr. A. Derland to aet for the Joint Stock Company '‘St. Croix Sugar Factory’’ has been revoked from the Ist instant and that from ihe same date Mr. E. Engbaek has been appointed to act for the said St. Croix Sugar Fa tory conjointly with Mr. Laur V. Nielsen regarding the work- ing of the said Factory in St. Croix. | The Police Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, July 2nd 1920. WILH JENSEN F <sALE OR SALLE. ¢ Belle Veue or part of it, Mt. Wel- come and Eliza’s Retreal and part of Lt. Princess and Golden Rock. EM. E. SVITZER. 30th June 1920. DEAFNESS And Noises In The Head. [P YOU ARE A SUFFERE—Go to your Local Druggist and order 'CON- CENTRATED SOIIRDAL, price 4/6 per tin. This New remedy gives almost immediate relief, and g '~ edeects a permanent cure. It penetr..cs to the actual seat of the compiaint, and hat completely cured many cases which were considered hopeless 1f your Chemist does not yet stock "'SOURDAL’, do not aceep® any substitute, but send money- order for a supply dirveet to the 'SOUR- DAL LISTRIBUUING O, 38 b1 4- TOIN ROAD CROYDON, SURBEY, ENG., and a package will be mailed per return vwith full directions, ° For good appetite and good digestion use Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Roaders, No.20-17. FOR RENT. ’]‘HE Store of No. 41 King's Street at present occupied by the firm of Mr. O. Creque, will be vacant on the Ist of August. For particlars please apply to E. E. SVITZER. ALL kinds of artificial floral de- signs for funerals and weddings, such as wreaths and bouquets, can be had on short notice from C. A. GENROW, Floral Artist, who lives upstairs of the old Armstrong place in Queen’s Street. The following list of sailings oi steam- ers plying between New York, N. Y., and European ports is copied from “‘Nordlyvset’’ of the 24th June 1920: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE From Copenhage. " From New York June 10th. Fredetyk VIIL July B'h. "t 24th United >tates o]Bl July Bth. Osecar It Hodbth, ** 22nd. Helhig Olaf Aug. 12th. Aro sth. Freder'k VIII Yo ghth 2th. United States Sept. Z2nd. "RWEGIAN AMERICAN> \F ym New York % June 26th. St vangerfjord; Ju.y 16th Bergenstjord; Aug. 6th. Stavangerfjord; Aug: 27th. Bergensijord. SWEDISH AMERICAN LINE From New York July 21, Drottningholm; July 31, “tock- holm; Aug. 28, urottningholm; Sept. 16, Stockholm: Uet. 5, Drottningholm. CUNARD LINE S/B’s. Aguitania, Mauretania, Ilmper- ator, Caronia, Carmanii, Kaiserin Au- guste Vietoria, Saxonia, Columbia, Royal George; one of these b ats leaves New York every week tor Liverpool, Glasgow, and Scuandinavian por's, " L i Executive Grder Mo, 13. THOMAS RAMSAY is hereby ap- pointed Chairman of the Food « om- mission of St. Croix. Govenrment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas. 29 June 1920. J. W OMAN. Governor. o Received BY LEATEST ARRIVALS, At Stakcmann’s Store The famous INGERSOL. and LEANARD WATCHES, EVER REA MY, GEM, GILLETTE, and AUTOSTROP. SAFETY RAZORS & BLADES, DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ- ORS & BLADES, Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors, Pocket Knives, FRANCO Flashiiguts, Batteries and Bulbs, COLGATES RERFUMES, SOAPS & POWDLER, FLORIDA WATER, SHAVING SOAP & CREAM, CUTICURA & RESINQL SOAP, Ribbon Dentai Cream. WOODBURY POWDER, POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM, ENAMEL & GLASSWARE, THERMOS BOTTLES & FILLERS, GOODYFAR NEOLIN SOLES & RUBBER HEELS, PANAMA HATS, ; HAT BANUS, & SWEAT BANDS,. IVORY HAND MIRRORS, BICYCLE & AUT ! SUPPLIES. also a small assortment of 4th of July Goods. ERIK R. STAKEMANN.