St. Croix Avis, 1924-06-19, page 4
B 4 ’ ? 2 a = :pgg,g% £ 3 :..1 3 h 2 & 0f Yaluahla Real Esiale ; 9 ;fl! SißiG By virtue of an execution to me di!'é-(‘.“’wll jastiacd out of tho Llerd e oftion oy the Diatrict Court of the Niruip igi i of the United States, Christiansted Sub.}ii‘“('i;ii l)i“'\ll'! i !“' Cdae A' LIQUIDATORS OF THE LABOR UNION SAVINGS BANK Vs GUSTAVE LANGE and levy ‘made thereunder, 1 will ffer for sale to the highest bidder on > ] nna 276 k 102 Friday June 27th 1924 at the hoar of 2 o cloek jr oA g the Court room in the Fort, in the town of (‘!”'liw‘t\iznl‘jti"i!‘ \\:’s '!:‘ &:j ““,fl (-Z:‘,mj - All that piece or parcel of lund together with the buildings and Improvements thereci, known as No. 14 KiNG STREET 0. 14 A6V I IRGN loeated at the southeast intersection of Kine and Princes Streets, in the town sf Christiansted, title to which is in the name of the said [Gustave Lange, upon terms as follows: a andear lallare h . o 8 i 1 L 0 i : 7 fii One Hundrod Dotiars f 0 be paid on -|£ s 1 8 a A2y )fliu z:‘*da—z the day of sale, remainder so ba pak ! i . …
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B 4 ’ ? 2 a = :pgg,g% £ 3 :..1 3 h 2 & 0f Yaluahla Real Esiale ; 9 ;fl! SißiG By virtue of an execution to me di!'é-(‘.“’wll jastiacd out of tho Llerd e oftion oy the Diatrict Court of the Niruip igi i of the United States, Christiansted Sub.}ii‘“('i;ii l)i“'\ll'! i !“' Cdae A' LIQUIDATORS OF THE LABOR UNION SAVINGS BANK Vs GUSTAVE LANGE and levy ‘made thereunder, 1 will ffer for sale to the highest bidder on > ] nna 276 k 102 Friday June 27th 1924 at the hoar of 2 o cloek jr oA g the Court room in the Fort, in the town of (‘!”'liw‘t\iznl‘jti"i!‘ \\:’s '!:‘ &:j ““,fl (-Z:‘,mj - All that piece or parcel of lund together with the buildings and Improvements thereci, known as No. 14 KiNG STREET 0. 14 A6V I IRGN loeated at the southeast intersection of Kine and Princes Streets, in the town sf Christiansted, title to which is in the name of the said [Gustave Lange, upon terms as follows: a andear lallare h . o 8 i 1 L 0 i : 7 fii One Hundrod Dotiars f 0 be paid on -|£ s 1 8 a A2y )fliu z:‘*da—z the day of sale, remainder so ba pak ! i . I.t i n Nir, é LI bl iflm)’ ulys, Dated the 28th day of May, 1921 E.LOULIER. \&:/‘" i ,‘s,»';' NOTICE. ROM THURSDAY 12tH INST., a por- E: tion of the Center Line,—The '"‘bend”’ around La Reine—will be temporarily closed to Publie-traflie, during the constraetion of a culvert across the roadway. The traffic will, in the meartime make a slicht detour through a “'range’”’ in the adjoining canefield—near the two White Pillars—coming out on the line between Barren Spot and Clifton Hijl, near road leading north, between S[b and L.a Reine. Fences will be placed at both ends, with notices painted on them; red lights being hung at pights, EDGAR W. MEYER, Chairman Road Conemission, &t. Croix, V. L, June 9¢h, 1924 2 { f;“ 1 ¢ Bt 8 A VI § £ e g E h“”*s e;r q E R P Rho o el . o : z grm 18-y Tube is g Send the Coupon & » -& L 2 ' & TSR BT ST DR G RSRB LA A ~ T~ o EET o, A T TR o AL 4 A%% G ;&fi;z‘ggg}f, S T 3 o x ':“? N f‘; S ';;fi, % PR e sk T . 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Wound everyone chowd lean ! how much it means. ‘ L% 8. . 2 1 | Why ieeth discolor Filin is what clouds tooth~—that viscous £lm yon ferl, It clings to tecth, eqters erovices and staye. Food stains, ete,, discolor ic. Then it forms cloudy t coats. Ta:tav is based en {iim Old methods did not eJTeztively co vhat it. Co most teeth were coated moie or ivss. Andl few escoped tae troubiles cansced by fiim. | Tl holds focd substance whith fermests and forms acid. It bolds the acid in cont ¢t with the teeth to cause decay. Germs bresd by m!llions in it. Thepy, with tartar, are the chizf causc of proithea, i foo o o e B Pl s | r“\:’s‘"n' Ways 10 33&};‘,; i 1 | Dental scicnce has now fcund tivo ways to fight l that film. One acts to curdie film, one to rerove i, #nd without any harmful scouri: 2. Able authorities proved those ways effective. Ther a ! new-type tocth paste vas lcreatcd, based on modern ie- ,;i mma‘ MARK o RETSY ‘s FE sas . ™ S Q‘g' DET S GG =3 Y oo whEs) Wi koo > | Taace Musmssrsomeenmyg s ress e e "o - v ° J ; ) £ '} Ihe New-Day Dentifvice 7 A scientific tooth paste bosed on modern research, free from barmful grit. Now advised by leading dentists the world over. On . sale everywhere in two siz«s, EEOTTIEE LI RN TIO wPNA IR I UG L G A T s SRR - Protect the Enamel Pepsodent dicintegrates the film, ! ;'-‘_-'3 removes it with on agent far t softer than enamel, Never usea film i combatant which contains harsh grit. ... 8 ¥ s czarch, Those two film combatants were embodied % in it for daily applicaiion. ; The nems of that Looth paste is Pepsodent. Now dentists the world cver are urging its adoption. To caretul peonle of some 50 nations it has brought safer, wiiter iceth. Mistakes corrected Research also proved that former methods reduced Nature’s tooth-protecting forces in the mouth. | Pepsodent corrects that mistake. It multiplies tl.é | allkalinity of the saliva. That is there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. It multiplies the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to dig st starch deposits which may otherwise ferment aud sorm acids. : Vatch it for a week ; A test of Pepsodent will prove a revelation. Note | haw clean the teeth feel after using, Mark the absence i of the viscous film, See how tecth whiten as the film- | coats disappear. . | e I ASEWRNE VT TR T SIS NE 10-Day Tube Free 1w THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, A Dept. W 4-6, 1104 §. Wabash Ave,, Chicago, 111, U. 8. A. Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsadent to ! R Ty vy s | T T T T SRS RS I - y You will quickly realize what this method means to the people in your home. Send the coupon for a 10-Day Tube. Compare it with the old-time methods. Cut out coupon now.