St. Croix Avis, 1921-12-10, page 4
For Sale at Estate Whim WORKING MULES, OXEN, MANURE " asd PLANT (10PS Will exchange oxen for cows or heifers. il Xmas Gifts! Household and Personal Articles, suitable for Christmas Gifts, also A fine assortment of Toys are now being opened out, at the store of iiobert Armstrong. Christiansted, St. Croix Ist De- cember 1921. | HE sewing of the American Red Cross has been closed for the season, and will be re-started again at 3 o’clock on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 11TH JANUARY 1922 (D.V.), when it is hoped for a large attendance. MRrs. S. A. SMITH, Chairman of the Workroom. Clristiansted 4th Dec. 1922. NOTICE. A Reward of $25.00 will be given to any one who can give information leading to the discovery and convietion of the party or parties that shot a horse on the Estate Southgate Farm on or about Sunday the 20th inst. Any one found trespassing on the above named estate hereafter will be dealt with according to Law. St. Croix, 23rd November 1921. | €ATHERINE LUDVIG. to do light house work. Salary $2.00 weekly. For particalars please apply at this office. ol C“h’ .l e 9 Y ?'x:. …
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For Sale at Estate Whim WORKING MULES, OXEN, MANURE " asd PLANT (10PS Will exchange oxen for cows or heifers. il Xmas Gifts! Household and Personal Articles, suitable for Christmas Gifts, also A fine assortment of Toys are now being opened out, at the store of iiobert Armstrong. Christiansted, St. Croix Ist De- cember 1921. | HE sewing of the American Red Cross has been closed for the season, and will be re-started again at 3 o’clock on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 11TH JANUARY 1922 (D.V.), when it is hoped for a large attendance. MRrs. S. A. SMITH, Chairman of the Workroom. Clristiansted 4th Dec. 1922. NOTICE. A Reward of $25.00 will be given to any one who can give information leading to the discovery and convietion of the party or parties that shot a horse on the Estate Southgate Farm on or about Sunday the 20th inst. Any one found trespassing on the above named estate hereafter will be dealt with according to Law. St. Croix, 23rd November 1921. | €ATHERINE LUDVIG. to do light house work. Salary $2.00 weekly. For particalars please apply at this office. ol C“h’ .l e 9 Y ?'x:. - RETORT ' OF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS o [HE NEV' ST, GROIx SAVINGS BANK On Saturday the 3rd D-c. 1921 RECEIVERS- in Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. Balance of deposits to 26th Nov. 1921 $ 87,695.93 31 Deposits, of which 17 in Christiansted $ 141.40 (- new) 14 in Frederiksted $ 46.45 (1 new) $ 187.85 $ 87,883.78 19 withdrawals of which 13 in Christiansted $ 100.50 6 in Frederiksted $ 386.48 $ 486.98 Balance of deposits to date $ 87,396.80 Receivers for Saturday the 10’ Dec. 1921 lin Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN _ Trustee. In Frederiksted R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. A. E. STAKEMAN.N Fresident St. Groix Graded Grammar School Amendment of School Regulations AT a meeting of the Board of the above school the following was adopted ana incorporated into the School Regulations, as paragraph 3a: Periods of vacation shall be included in the school-year and fees collected for such periods at regular rates. Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Is- lands, November 30, 1921. CHEAP FOR CASH Two used Ford Cars in good running condition, Apply to ROBT. ARMSTRONG, Christiansted. B=2 R AL)N PR )i 4e 4 .'.v.r3;%.1\&1:!.!.\-»-.,\!.'.3‘3&- .\!umu?.m!.‘.!‘f?iw’_ : YA TP |- - e ewl!! 2im .; - ‘w{gnh P fel B \?i;[» u i e Glnld e ol e N | e C Portrait PHOTO Enlargements true to life, size 16 by 20 made from any photograph with a beautiful frame gilt or walnut imitation for SIO.OO sent prepaid to you if you remit a photograph and $2.00 to guarantee E~vpress charges. The Mayaguez Frame Co. makers of Portraits, Frames of all styles and for all kinds of pictures, mouldings. Address Mayaguez Porto Rico. HONEY, the health food. Horey is the best sweet for children; it contains vitamines. Use more honey. Excellent on cereals, wheat cakes, hot biscuits, coffee, ice cream, and fine for preserving fruit. Try it IT is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s Ordinary Meet- ing which was fixed for Monday, December 12, according to Govern- ment’s decision has been postponed to Thursday, December 22, 1921. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chasrman. Colonial Council, St. Croix. Decembher 5, 1921.