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St. Croix Avis, 1922-11-17, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1922-11-17
Pages
1
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C.6.-BUICK-6 FOR SALE. U. S. $1,200.---cash. Apply to A. E BUSCH. Nov. 19th --5 P M. CUBA AN DTHE IMMIGRANTS. A knowledge of what our people are experiencing. ; By MR. EMANUEL BROWVE, COME ONE, COME ALL. PRICES: 15, 10 and 5 cents. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR T WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 11, 1y... Mr. Tubald Abramson, Rebecca Bell, kandolph Christian, Mrs. Alliveder C. C.ddenes, Mr. George Villi Mrs. Alice Reu! | ' Mrs. Reubel; Water Gut, Hezekiah. Wa” ott; 12 Prince’s St Post Officg’ Christiansted, Virg).. - ) 'ands, Novegiber 13, 1922. < B. R ILARSEN, Postmaster. “sust Received FROM The Ford Motor Co. FRONT & REAR SPRINGS, EXHAUST & INTAKE MANIFOLDS, EXHAUST PIPES, COMMUTATORS, COMMUTATOR WIRES, SP2RK PLUG WIRES, STATIONARY CONES, Adjusting Cones, (Richt & Left), Magneto Plug Contact Points, Piston Rings, Door Lenses, Doors for Lamps, Oil Cans, Valves, | Valve Springs, FRONT HUB ASSEMBLY, LICENSE BARCKETS, VALVE GRINDERS, SIZARK PLUGS, an : CYLINDER HEAD WRENCH. Christiansted, Nov. 11th 1922. FRIK R. STAKEMANN. = Tr OB ¥y 80 R { 1 A N\ OCH 3 | /, A e o;£ W 5 kX7 /80 i ) ; %oo 4 7fé ‘z e ". …

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C.6.-BUICK-6 FOR SALE. U. S. $1,200.---cash. Apply to A. E BUSCH. Nov. 19th --5 P M. CUBA AN DTHE IMMIGRANTS. A knowledge of what our people are experiencing. ; By MR. EMANUEL BROWVE, COME ONE, COME ALL. PRICES: 15, 10 and 5 cents. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR T WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 11, 1y... Mr. Tubald Abramson, Rebecca Bell, kandolph Christian, Mrs. Alliveder C. C.ddenes, Mr. George Villi Mrs. Alice Reu! | ' Mrs. Reubel; Water Gut, Hezekiah. Wa” ott; 12 Prince’s St Post Officg’ Christiansted, Virg).. - ) 'ands, Novegiber 13, 1922. < B. R ILARSEN, Postmaster. “sust Received FROM The Ford Motor Co. FRONT & REAR SPRINGS, EXHAUST & INTAKE MANIFOLDS, EXHAUST PIPES, COMMUTATORS, COMMUTATOR WIRES, SP2RK PLUG WIRES, STATIONARY CONES, Adjusting Cones, (Richt & Left), Magneto Plug Contact Points, Piston Rings, Door Lenses, Doors for Lamps, Oil Cans, Valves, | Valve Springs, FRONT HUB ASSEMBLY, LICENSE BARCKETS, VALVE GRINDERS, SIZARK PLUGS, an : CYLINDER HEAD WRENCH. Christiansted, Nov. 11th 1922. FRIK R. STAKEMANN. = Tr OB ¥y 80 R { 1 A N\ OCH 3 | /, A e o;£ W 5 kX7 /80 i ) ; %oo 4 7fé ‘z e ". "’ s_.' & . T 1 :”;}1:);~\ ’ ¢ AN\ SN ':-‘., i p.‘ \ _': » ~.-"':"_u::;"? _:::f';:::?/‘ Gl g & N SR - Rl gt N ¥N7 ¢ \.\\ ¢ SR T SOy A F ¥ % aH il =l JAF R e R (Y 1) s/ R |9| GE N"B B ) V- AV- " B N TAT AL, | ‘\«".‘J/';» i I\ ¢v‘ E ” ‘< % 1"?"’* G1 td ,‘J"? Y % SET TN R 4UL TURL T SRR oA 1 (4 i B MRS C T R T fETasEE WV il B | Basds a0 7\ ¢ & S TP B eST i = i 3 VA A Tgl e N P '\4 £l Ll ~{,:‘/*wwgi‘?‘dg@ E q \; Al : « R Ll P R s eAT N N a,l\\‘fil' 2 R ';A,"r' qu’f o gt‘fi A W 1 Y- el H . \S?&“ §AT s R L E s T ‘4;\ s ANAIRE o\ W £ LT o QA et 7 BRG . ‘ I\\ AU\ basdy ARELN o ,/fi’,’/ ; \: PN . k. e eWL e s Wi X /s ] . Nt ,vAN W -‘ \ th\“? v _ - SRy )/ 4M-24 WHAT IS IT WORTH TO BE SURE? Behind the Goodyear Tire you buy today is a tire making experience that is perhaps unequaled in all the world. Over a period of nearly 4 quarter of a ecantury millions of Goodyear tires have bzen put to test by the public. . The reputation that is Goodyear’s today ¢>uld have been won by nothing lsss than extraordinary quality in Goodyear Tires. The sales could be the result of nothing eise than a prodact of indubitable worth. ) That product has never b2en so gr2d, nevar 82 serviceable as now. You are sure of utmost mileage, comfort and freedom from trouble when you buy Goodyear Cord Tires. Yet you get these things in Grodyear Cord Tires for no more than you are asked to pay for many other ordinary tires. You get them in larger measure now than at any previous time. You get them at lower cost than ever before, ) " ; - @ ‘ ”-, K ‘_\~ . GOODFSYE MADE IN CANADA. , ; v Rob’t. L. Merwin & Co., Inc.