St. Croix Avis, 1922-01-25, page 4
ALWAY:S GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R A .CAUE ING, 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. igh Delco --Light OUR country home may bz splendidly situated. The breeze playing around it may be most restful and refreshing. but if you haven’t electric light and power, you are not enjoying its comforts to the fullest extent. You may be two, six or ten miles away from town, but with DELCO- LIGHT installed, vou can have every conveni- ence of a city. Think what an advantage it would be to have electric lights throughout your house and grounds. Think of a hot cup of coffee and toast for breakfast without the use of the kitchen stove, or a well- cooked chafing dish meal aftera busy day in the fields. DELCO -LIGHT is a complete electric plant, easy to in- stall and easy to care for. 1t will furnish the home with an abundance of electrie light and power at low cost. The experiences of more than 135,000 enthusiastic users in all parts of the world prove that DELCO-LIGHT soon pays for itself by the work it does. Let our electrician, ~ Mr. Geo. W. …
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ALWAY:S GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R A .CAUE ING, 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. igh Delco --Light OUR country home may bz splendidly situated. The breeze playing around it may be most restful and refreshing. but if you haven’t electric light and power, you are not enjoying its comforts to the fullest extent. You may be two, six or ten miles away from town, but with DELCO- LIGHT installed, vou can have every conveni- ence of a city. Think what an advantage it would be to have electric lights throughout your house and grounds. Think of a hot cup of coffee and toast for breakfast without the use of the kitchen stove, or a well- cooked chafing dish meal aftera busy day in the fields. DELCO -LIGHT is a complete electric plant, easy to in- stall and easy to care for. 1t will furnish the home with an abundance of electrie light and power at low cost. The experiences of more than 135,000 enthusiastic users in all parts of the world prove that DELCO-LIGHT soon pays for itself by the work it does. Let our electrician, ~ Mr. Geo. W. Powell, Manager of The Electric Power Plent at Christiansted, eall upou you and give you all the information which you may need. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC. Agents. Christiansted Frederiksted. FOR SALE. . § 3 ’ = ° Ore Vlan’s Bicycle at a Largain In good condit on For particulars apply at this office. Furnished apartment for Bachelors equipped with Electric lights, Show- er baths, =tc. For particulars call at No. 1 Church Street. Christiansted, St. Croix, V.1., January 18th, 1922. ~ e - a “ f CVIKING ( $ \ .f you have not yet usec VIKING 7 A \ N TIRES you still have to exp rience * 4 £ c Wh:;t g eood tire 18. S 7 A ¢ s Fesides the low prices ol VIZING: ¢ 2 VR ‘which mears a savirg I your auto q D A \\%, operativn, we will zujust Zfor any ’ : ?a factory delect which psures your g D 4&\ 9 getting {ull value. , Y, D 5 Orcer from vour dealcr, ¢r udlrect - %? sFon s PARCEL FPOST 0 Q. B d E=cco) o 0. P 2 S tr D las . 1 B|| same W 11l have @ Ipnediaie. el ’ I/I (A TR 4 é tion 4D Y&‘V/E |2 _ VIKING CORD. iuds % kLN == §\ B 2 80x2 £14.50 $5.00 d D TR BIN o |l2 S 0 112 17560 3.40 21, 12 F FRINGS eve £l the J/nd - HOW, ) \“ & B ltained this tame from the 4 D‘ . i o iay 11.'\_ U‘l T LIS dchilit 1 O LG ' %}/{:’, z :;f'u.?hk"; 01 Llne tires ahd tuies, and b 0 sl Z[the low .rice at which tzey can be 4 % @ £l bought. 4 v B Tl ,Q? ? Lytn S ore i 2 fn fryp ‘ ; @ Ve lEC %ahsa;'ii.?;e?! &%; QR Rk ke TRADE ; Q = T OTTOTY Lo e X ‘ 4 v g ,Q?” E CILUSIVE AGENTS for the West \) O Jadies. \ N | Allen 6 tap Juen, tetio 110, AN p. 0. B. 1246 Cable address ‘‘Sum K Z mersiile” AS - =N == N N WillG , /] 3 e (> ] é;‘w " Y /L T i / l‘l' - , ’[V =l ; b U When 3-in-One Oil reaches | the point of friction in a sew- | ing machine bearing, friction | dies immediately. Instead of E groaning and hanging back, | needle and shuttle take wings | and fly like the wind. The ' thread runs free and easy and sewing becomes a joy. ® ® | 3-in-One Oil is the greatest oil in the world for sewing machines and all fine mechanisms—try it and see. > ' In 1-02z,, 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and { in 3.0 z. Handy Oil Cans. S ?; ASK YOUR DEALER : 7% A i J Z i ,’;/ i <& A § 3 £ 4 { 2 i N\ It 1s impossi- ; ; ble to wipega § i . @ razor absolutely dry . i 1 Consequently invisible { 1 rust is always eating away é\’ o the microscopic teeth that ~ give arazor its shaving M\l power. Thisis why your i | razor becomes dull—rust } i does it! Nothing keepsa i ' § razor in such fine shaving i (if trim as ; o -l llf 3-in-One Oi 1111 l Use it thk way and see for § {/|//|{i yourself: Before shaving, 1 ) / il draw razor between thumb XA/ I[§ and first finger moistened Y, | H with 3-in-One. Then strop ./ iy withafew drops on the f ,‘ strop. Avoid making strop ! 7] wet with oil. After shaving § _ W / !1] A repeat this process. This | checks rust and absolutely preserves i 3 the edge—microscopic rust Gannot ! > form—thecutting edge muststay keen. [3 " Inloz, 30z and 8-oz. bottles, / 1 and in'Soz Handy Oil Can. n 2 i 5 '] ALL DEALERS. l