St. Croix Avis, 1920-12-20, page 2
3 : s : < ; T the request of Lawyer STAKEMANN on behalf of Miss SUSAN BOUGH ~ will be offered for sale ar puhlic aue- tion to be held at the undersigned Ven- due-Office in Government House on 2 5 the 29thofDecember 1920 AT3 OCLOCK F. M. THE PROPERTY belongingto said Miss Bough known as : oULD © NO. 5 LETTER A, IN FISHER STREET IN ARGTE CHRISTIANSTE~ Conditions for the sale and uther docu- ments anppeartaining thereto may be seen at Lawyer STAKEMANN’S office in Christiansted prior-to the sale. » Christiansted’s Vendue Office,St.Croix, December 18th 1920. : WIiLH. JENSEN. Fee Fr. 10.00 } say Ten Franes. § CARD OF THANKS. | Miss Anna Johansen and J. and G. Johansen desire to thanic all friends and acquaintances who | showed them attention and sympa- | thy during the illness and on the | occasion of their beloved moiher’s | death and burial. ' LLOCAL. | We welcome back Mr. A. Steele, Sr., who returned here via Porto Rico and is spending the holidays in the old howe. Mr. …
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3 : s : < ; T the request of Lawyer STAKEMANN on behalf of Miss SUSAN BOUGH ~ will be offered for sale ar puhlic aue- tion to be held at the undersigned Ven- due-Office in Government House on 2 5 the 29thofDecember 1920 AT3 OCLOCK F. M. THE PROPERTY belongingto said Miss Bough known as : oULD © NO. 5 LETTER A, IN FISHER STREET IN ARGTE CHRISTIANSTE~ Conditions for the sale and uther docu- ments anppeartaining thereto may be seen at Lawyer STAKEMANN’S office in Christiansted prior-to the sale. » Christiansted’s Vendue Office,St.Croix, December 18th 1920. : WIiLH. JENSEN. Fee Fr. 10.00 } say Ten Franes. § CARD OF THANKS. | Miss Anna Johansen and J. and G. Johansen desire to thanic all friends and acquaintances who | showed them attention and sympa- | thy during the illness and on the | occasion of their beloved moiher’s | death and burial. ' LLOCAL. | We welcome back Mr. A. Steele, Sr., who returned here via Porto Rico and is spending the holidays in the old howe. Mr. Steele’s value as a business asset | was emphasized yesterday when upon | remarking on the excellent cut of beef at | the table we were iniformed that it had .' been served by Mr. Steeie. The meat | has been something dreadful of late. : e caEE i Tte Xmas souvenir in exhorbitance is | turkey at SI.OO a pound. Has anything more monstrous been heard of? In the . States at Thanksgiving the best quality | turkey was sold at 65 cents a pound, and the bird was searce this year.'People should merely do without such dispensable ar- ticles of diet as turkey rather than pay fabulous prices even if they can.afford to do so Thefturkey or whatever it may be would come down accordingly. | The Navy Band rendered a new vpro- | gramme last night and entertained a large gathering with some of the best music it has played in public. S 0 B R B XN b ' i | '- JOHY ALEXANDER ‘ _ Corner Market and King Street. Y ~ By Recent Arrivals we have to offer ycu a special line of Goods for the Holiday >eason : : » ‘A large Consignmeni of a nice selection, GERMAN TOYS Just received, made in Podden, Germany ~ Consisting of Dolls of varied ‘sizes, in different designs, among them are sleepiug dolls. Sailing buats, Uames, Puzzles, Blocks, Rubber Balls, Flutes, Accordians, Toy watch and chains, Walking Elephants, ete. ete. all toc pumerous to mention. For the first time sine the war, has a direct consignment of German toys been reccived i tuis Island. : : e ; | Make the lirtle ones happy at Yuletide; by giving your Kid, or sume else kid a toy for his (Christmas. 68 29. Sweets for the Sweet , Elmers Louisaia Chocolates in Fancy Boxes, suitable for Gifts, in {, §, 1 ib. Boxes, - Qtuffed Dsates, and Figs, Sugar Coated Almonds ete. i Special for Men. Men's White Duck Hats, as used by the U. 3. Navy, suitable fer : Sporting at Manning’s Bay Races, and on Picnics, and Cricket Games. Also a speeial lot of. English Felts, in Light 3rey, and Dark and light brown. Tan Shoes with Neoiin Soles. : cc AW ETALSIE AED Lok AR COLUNBIA GRAFONOLAS » A Special Model in Stock of a Grafonola, Cabinet Style, . $120.00 D. W. i. Cy. _ other machines of the same make, smaller designs, prices rag- ing from S4O to SBS D. W. i. Cy. Special only for the season. Fhe t)‘qmmbng ¥achine excell all others of its ciass for tone, and clearness, the essential qualities of a talking machine Hear a Columbia first, before deciding to purchase another made machiue. We offer also from a large stock received: swiss moroideries, itnglish Laces. Ribbons, «alence MNet, Suitings, Sheeting, and other dress goods, all too numerous to mention, SEE US BEFORE MAKING YOUR CHRISI'MAS PURCHASES ELSEWHERE Remember *“Quality is £conomy’’ and that you are sure to get at. JOHN ALEXANLDER. _?ww-—nm‘um— T ’-‘“.-“__m . 7 B B ' g I : 44 : F i ; - s Wa Wk , : : ¢ a 4. - < 2 : ,’a «-x‘):l_ ; will hold Races at Manning’: Bay ..ace Course day 27’ December 1920. | onaay 4¢ weccimuer o i ® COMMENCING "AT ‘11.30 A. M. _ L | OFFICERS: , T President W. H. FLEMING ESQ. Vice President s R E HigGiNs Esq. : Judge ~ Dr. D. C. CANEGATA - : Judge’s Assistant and Tine Keeper P COULTER Esq. Gk ends Aussks. W. 'PEEBRES, K. HENDERSCN, J. ScHoU, A.- \ JOHNSON and W. BEATTY. : See. & Treas. I. S HODGE. :