St. Croix Avis, 1924-06-03, page 4
RECEIVED Al - ’ Stakemann’s Store. DRY-GOODS DEPT. : 1.2 lies aad Men’s Hats, Men’s Caps, l.adies and Men’s Stockings and Socks, i .adies’ Vests, Men’s Dress Shirts,.Men'’s lndershirts, Men’s Laundered Collars, Voiles, Ginghams., Blue Driil, Calicos, shirtings, Nainsooks, Yellow Cotton, White Drill & Duck, Boy’s White Drill Hats, White, Blue and Red Plannel, Em- broidery Threads, Stamped Work, Rib- bons, Men’s Work Pants, Overalls, Flow ers for Hats, Boots & Shoes, AUTOMOBILE DEPT. Glass Rear Window Curtain, Lights Run- ning Board, Rubbker Mats, Lenses, Head Lamps, 7Tail Lamps. Bulbs, Paiches, Eleetrie Light Wire, Crank Shafts, Puwnp Hose, Spark Plugs, Cam Shafts, Spark Plug, Percelains, Gaskets, Winasivend Glasses, Top Recovers, Storupge battie- ries, Fls Wheel Ring Gear, Magnets, Magneto Spool Coil, Hand Horns, Ete. HARDWARE DLPT, Enamel Sauce Pots and Pans, Enamel Basins, Bread Pans, Galv. Waszh Pans and Buckets, Boking Pans, Puddirg Pans, Pie Plates, Lanterns, Lamps and Chimneys, Glasses, Glass Dishes, GROCERY DEFPL. …
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RECEIVED Al - ’ Stakemann’s Store. DRY-GOODS DEPT. : 1.2 lies aad Men’s Hats, Men’s Caps, l.adies and Men’s Stockings and Socks, i .adies’ Vests, Men’s Dress Shirts,.Men'’s lndershirts, Men’s Laundered Collars, Voiles, Ginghams., Blue Driil, Calicos, shirtings, Nainsooks, Yellow Cotton, White Drill & Duck, Boy’s White Drill Hats, White, Blue and Red Plannel, Em- broidery Threads, Stamped Work, Rib- bons, Men’s Work Pants, Overalls, Flow ers for Hats, Boots & Shoes, AUTOMOBILE DEPT. Glass Rear Window Curtain, Lights Run- ning Board, Rubbker Mats, Lenses, Head Lamps, 7Tail Lamps. Bulbs, Paiches, Eleetrie Light Wire, Crank Shafts, Puwnp Hose, Spark Plugs, Cam Shafts, Spark Plug, Percelains, Gaskets, Winasivend Glasses, Top Recovers, Storupge battie- ries, Fls Wheel Ring Gear, Magnets, Magneto Spool Coil, Hand Horns, Ete. HARDWARE DLPT, Enamel Sauce Pots and Pans, Enamel Basins, Bread Pans, Galv. Waszh Pans and Buckets, Boking Pans, Puddirg Pans, Pie Plates, Lanterns, Lamps and Chimneys, Glasses, Glass Dishes, GROCERY DEFPL. Jams, Peaches in Tins, Campbell’s Soups, Roval 2aking Powder, Tomatoes in Tins, Sardines and Vanilla and l.emon Ex- tracts, ERIK R. STAKEMANN. Christiansted. St Croix, V. 1., May hh, 1924 ~IN NEW SUPPLY Goaper’s Famous Catile Dip ONE GALLON TINS. Get your Supply in time Al CHRISTIANSTED AND FREDERIKSTED APGTHEGARY HALLS, Newest Arrival! ~ BEUCIIUS CHOGOLATES inllb. and 2 lb. Boxes, VIAESWIN'S ICE ORFEM PARICRY, =T ©L > 013 & Vls P\‘{;—.}') /S 1 F Fgl !: L L h % » 7& TN ”g’b‘% >\\é Yo - 3 (?“« e %N7 % 3;\ //* \ - 1“/ | > { 7N \ \ :-,\ LN } A\ / r(?r \‘\':!}“’\ %’ ~ o X 4 f‘l = o ,;%_.‘,-}‘x@m : e ,-:’/w/\ I‘\‘-1 == N T = ; | >l= 4 AT 2 S 17/ T+ \ (e \ / STy s \ 7z < i - g_,)\ A\/,g.;/'Sy, i W /\ ’.*< - \\3‘\*.'7‘l:\’{”’;///,;':':‘:‘ ‘ { '” f ‘.5.!.,):”' g ' i/ri,_: W P (4 AR \ o S ){’é/= . A\ - / TSI S ) N ._ - ' :‘=N\ LY [ N ; s L‘:\—\‘;“\9;\ y}//;,'/;,: § A _ \ =TT . e ) ~ Y oo\ =g = X \ ) 74 Blel y : 4-23 15 \l \‘ b\ ! g‘___iL:p_J o\ } ‘ . \é’/ —? v"\»c g Goodyear’s Histery G / el r & > oodyear s [listery Guaraniees It Gocdyear Carriage Rubber was the first product of this company. Its high quality was the foundatior for cur success. It has always been, and will aiways be, the very best Carria e Rubber we can make. If you build, repair or own vehicles that arc equipped with this type of tyres, you undcubtedly know the superior features of Cocdyear Carriage Rubber. You know that it is light in weight. yet tougb and long lived. You know that it is re- silient and comfortable to ride on. There are several designs, one ‘or every purpose. Use Goodyear Carriage Rubber tor every job. You will be well <ati-fied, for Good- vear’s firmly established reputation for quality is behind every foot of Carriage Rubber we make, : o GOODYEAR MEANS GOOD WEAR. COODSYERAR CARRIAGE RUBBER ‘ Robt. L. Merwin & Co., Inc. - : 9 READ THIS GI‘I"L‘ your passport pictures, por- traits and other photograyhice work done by the undersigned and he guarantees satisfaction. THOS. ASH, ( hristiansted April 24, 1924, NORTHERN Assurance Comapny 2 ® - Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE, ; .'3.(/( i ?)/' Fredoriksted’s D'l.b'f)'l-’_‘f. ERIK R.STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District. Policies issued are not subject to average T @ - O TR At Your Service. Flectiric Wiring and Eixinres, Workmanship neat and guaranteed. Rutes Reasonalle, B G FABID