St. Croix Avis, 1920-12-23, page 2
oot kgl k 2 7 X .:.V 15 Just Received AT 7 : Stakemann’s Stcre PA;R'K & TILFORD CHOCOLATES ana BONBONS and AUERBACHS CHOCOLATE BARS. Erik R. Stakemann. e " 3 ..V'-A-.“._”—‘-mh o Ghristmas Services as the Lutheran Ghareh, Christmas Eve, 11 P. M. Vigils. Christmas Mcerning, 11 o’clock. The Sgrvice. Christmas Vigils and Tree, 5 P. M. Second Christmas 11 A. M. The Shep- herds. Second Christmas, 7.30 P. M. The Christmas Songs. EAST ASIATIC GOMPANY LTD. M/S “ANNAM” is expected in St. Thomas about 20-25th January accepting Freight for il.ondon, Hamburg & Copenhagen. HANS B@JE, : . Agent. LOCAL. S. S. ““Parima’’ is expected at Fred- eriksted Tuesday morning 28th. The theatre offers a complete drama film for this evening and all lovers of the movies will be sure to find something en- tertaining in seeing this grand picture. The following notice concerning the hours of business that will be observed at the Christiansted Post Office during the holiday’s is displayed at the office and here published for the information and guidance of the public: December 25th. :open from 8-9 a. m. o 26th. …
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oot kgl k 2 7 X .:.V 15 Just Received AT 7 : Stakemann’s Stcre PA;R'K & TILFORD CHOCOLATES ana BONBONS and AUERBACHS CHOCOLATE BARS. Erik R. Stakemann. e " 3 ..V'-A-.“._”—‘-mh o Ghristmas Services as the Lutheran Ghareh, Christmas Eve, 11 P. M. Vigils. Christmas Mcerning, 11 o’clock. The Sgrvice. Christmas Vigils and Tree, 5 P. M. Second Christmas 11 A. M. The Shep- herds. Second Christmas, 7.30 P. M. The Christmas Songs. EAST ASIATIC GOMPANY LTD. M/S “ANNAM” is expected in St. Thomas about 20-25th January accepting Freight for il.ondon, Hamburg & Copenhagen. HANS B@JE, : . Agent. LOCAL. S. S. ““Parima’’ is expected at Fred- eriksted Tuesday morning 28th. The theatre offers a complete drama film for this evening and all lovers of the movies will be sure to find something en- tertaining in seeing this grand picture. The following notice concerning the hours of business that will be observed at the Christiansted Post Office during the holiday’s is displayed at the office and here published for the information and guidance of the public: December 25th. :open from 8-9 a. m. o 26th. (Sunday) closed all day except for delivery of mail which may ar- rive before 10 a. m. December 27th. :opeg from 8-9 a. m. Additional time wiil be allowed where the needs of the service or the conveni- ence of the public require it. - ~_Frederiksted, Des. 22. 1920. The American motor boat Catalina ar- rived here last night at 11.30 from Far- jado, t.R., with the foliowing passengers: Mr. Alfred Svitzer, Mr. Wolmer Hansen, Mr. Waldemar Riff. CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE £.OO. THIS EVENINTG 8.00. | ’ €6 - 99 ’ = earts Asleep 4 i"ez‘:turing‘i' “.BESSLE RARRISCALE". AN UNUSUAL A z\‘SI’KER TO THE ADAGE THAT®: “FINEKE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS. Are Good Environmen? And Opportunity More Powerful fn The Development Os ‘Fing Wen And Women Than Bigoded Ancesiry ? 7?7 This Questi~n will be answered hy BESSIE BARRISCALE.in Hearts Asleep. A Pleasing Story of a Serub Girl Who Proved Herself a.Thoroughbred When the Opportunity Came ! This little Girl of the Underworld Wanted to (30 Straight and Preferred Serubbing to Stealing. ADMIS S LON;: Reserved Sea s. ... ee iy Ae e e 36 and 40c, (General Entranece ... . ..... G iR s L Ol * Children 20 and 10¢ Bao A B ™ B _ ' ; ou g 1 5 i ag s 9 3 ¥ ..; e will hold Races at Manning’: Bay sace Course Vior 7’ December 1920. r "5-!‘_- : ] . s . * Monday 27" Decembver ; COMMENCING AT 11.30 A. M. _ L T OFFICERS: : L T resident W. H. FLEMING Esq. l;")i?;bP'res:‘V‘i\. it R. E Hicevs Esq. Judge ‘ DR. D. C. CANEGATA Judge's Assistant and Time Keeper ¥. CoUuLTER ESq. 0 Stewards MESSkS. W. PEEBLES, A. HENDERSON, ./ ScHou, A. JOHNSON and W. BEATTY. Sec. & Treas. [. S HODGE. - M-——-—.——mwmm‘ s a————de PROGRAMME: : Ist. - “THE ST.CROIX PURSE™ \ Prize Purse § 100.00 : 1. H. Mackay's Dark Bay Mare ""Fluffy Ruifles”’ 14 b. 34 in. 1144 lbs. Red and Green - C Yo e : cake Ca[} and .Jacket, 9. H. Jarvis Chestnut Mare '‘Fisher Girl’’ 14 h. 34 in. 1144 lbs. Red and White Jacker z i oy ; and Cap. 3. 1. S. Hodge’s Bay Mare “*Madam-X’’ 15 h. § in. 118% lbs. Red White Jacket Blue (Jag. Znd., “THEPLANTEERS PURSE " Prize Purse S3O. ’ 1. C. Pentheny’s Bay Mare "Emmy-Loa’ 14 h. 1/2 in. 108 |bs. Red body, Green Jack- -2 et Steeves, Red and Green Cap. 2 Alexander Fie aing’s Dark Brown Mare ""Macushla’ 15 h. 3in. 125 Ibs. Green and S A T : ‘White. 3 H. Jarvis’ Chestnut Mare ‘‘Fisher-Girvl”” 14 h. 34 in. 1144 lbs. Red and White Jacket £ : e s and Cap. 4. 1. S Hodges Bay Gelding “‘Gun-Fire’” 15 h. 2% in. 1223 Ibs. Red and White Jacket : : Blue Cap. -