St. Croix Avis, 1924-05-17, page 4
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s U ROl AV lIN R TRe IR W L d \L\ g The L e . . A-_J-.“.i.-'?‘"".'.-"-' A ) 5 it ; "__‘o, dpmme=e O\ .., 438 COACH R DT st eye A R s LR =] M S P e,:s::. eSR ee7R AARe A ‘;?)}rl“7 e e ,13 !«97 2 PR it ke Te eT @ N AN AW R R RSf- )ot i inge Model SBSO 02l e R R A m{rjg;?’ % Touring Model st ¢ B~ ey, e- Ry 2WZL LR N e 1S o " 5 B & - . o . \, S BT e Y,LA 554 2 Freight and Tax Extra L =Pr i -I‘,{*;4'o AR N RS R ’ o XPy : /'/ L) &7 G eoSVS - “ = - 5 . % 7 ~ e SRR g A3 " g & (3 BV R 4 3 B 2 A "‘! . A SIX-Built by Hudson : ® ote How Experts Fraise i W “"Hudson has produced a super Essex. [t looks like the proverbial knockout’’, —From Automobile r/"’,-”l'f’#.‘, The New Essex is a revelation of performancs, ease of riding and of smcothness.”’ From Motor Age. “"Steers easily. even on loose gravel at 50 miles per hour.”” —From Motor World. "'A wonderful value—a car of which Hudson engineers have a right to Le proud.’’ —From Motor i1 “"Pussesses qualities [ didn’t believe could be incorporated in a elosed ear at $975.”’ —H A. "141/"-':"(“"". o Motor Lt S A ) E. &G. Stak -QO Lo JIAKEMADNDN. N s N _;) Send your order, broken lens or prescription through the mail. I. M. CORNEIRO, st. Thomas, V. L NOTICE. WRI i TEN applications willbe re- ceived in this office for the use of the well drilling equipment in connection with the drilling of wells on private propertics. Details may be had upon applicaiion. JOHN C. GEBEARD, Asst. Public Works Officer. READ THIS! GET your passport pictures, por- traits and other photograj hic work done by the undersigned and he guarantecs satisfaction. THOS. ASH. Christiansted April 24,* 1924, NORTHERN Assurance Coraapny Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKJE, Agent for Fredervilsted’s District, ERIK R. STAKEVANN Agent for Christiansted’s District. Policies issued are not subject to avera re. - One Buick 4 Touring Car in perfect running order. Aprly to ERIK R. STAKEMANN., > ¥ £ U CTION. "HE Distriet Court of the Virgin-115.3' .3' lands, U. & A, having ordered, the sale of the personal property belong- ing to ROBERT E. HIGGINS, deceased, dated Ist May 1924, and at the request of Mrs. BERTHA HIGGINS., Exeentiix of the Estate of R. E. HIGGINS, de- ceased, the personal property belonging to the Estate of R. E. HIGGINS, con- sisting of STOCK IN TRADE of hardware and other personsl property; will be c¢ffered for sale by ARNOL) M. GOLUEN, Licensed Auctioneer at pub- lic Auction, to be held at No. b Strand Street, Frederiksted, St. Croix, V.I.U.S.A. SATURDAY 17th [ay 1954 Al2 O’(,;OC’K "M (IN HARDWARE LINE » Halter chaing, Fish hools, Serub brushes, Clothes hangers, Door mats, Steneil brushes, Varnish brushes, Paint brushes, ¢'ombs, Glass door knobs, Chair seats, Staples, Screws, Copper rivets, Shaft couplings, Pic- ture cords, Galv. buckles, »tove wicks, Lamp burners Kazors, Sail needles, 1. hinges, Saddler’s punch- es, Pad locks, Knives, Spoons, Dish- es, Valves, Pumps, Chisels, Screw bits, Glasses, Sewing machines, Plough socks, Nails, ete., ete., ete. (HOUSEHOLD GOODS.) Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Lamps, Ornaments, Mirrors, Silver Waiters, ete., ete,, ete, 1 HORSE, L PHAETON, 1 CARRIAGE, 2 SEIS HARNESS, etc. N. B. In the event that all of the said personal property is not sold on the 17th inst,, the auction willbe continued to the following Saturday and every following Sat- urday until zold. Frederiksted’s Vendue-Office, St. Croix, V. L., 7th May 1924. (. H. PAYNE. Vendue-Divector. Fee Fr. 10, )‘_ Say ten Francs. ) FRESH AMERICAN EGGS - A F “Merwin's leo Cregm Parley”.