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St. Croix Avis, 1920-12-21, page 2

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1920-12-21
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1
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T~ ; £ i 3 ror Sale 2 i tHouse Piants. Call and see tham. MRS. CHAS. L. OLIPHANT. Address - /ov =5 dress -- \Viov 28 ™ ~5 'p : e lage o Admission Free s“‘:}] il ? W “f’jg‘ail o a2 w ~ o ) -us LAXIST'ans eqa f negd.ie Tuesday, 23th December 15320, at 8:00 P. M, PROGRAMME Selection by the NAVY BaND. MOVIE. Selection by the NAVY BAND. Introduction by Judge KEYSEX Address by Miss ZACHERT or the subjectof ST. CROIX’S NEW PUB- LIC LIBRARY. MOVIE. STAR SPANGLED BANNER. = e Arg 50od Environment And DBrasr- fini g tnl in Tho ‘launian Ei!m!}’ Mora Powerful ia The 0T G Y- § i » B T nent Os Fine Men And Women Taan ¥ i v Blooded Ancesiry ? 7 ? / ’ Frederiksted Dec. 17, 1920. The S. S. Guiana arrived yesterdayat 4.30 p. m. with 2,200 ™Backages of gener- al cargo and the following passengers: From New York: Mrs. E. thompson, Miss M. Rache, Mr. A, K. Johnson, Mr. Reilly, Mrs. L?A' Kenyen, Mr. George Brown, Nirs. ®own, Mrs S, Dendtler Ivan Dendtler, ‘lis¢ Geraldine Dendiler, Mrs. J. Prince, Theima Viince, Ohive and John Prince. : From St. Thomas: Mr M. …

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T~ ; £ i 3 ror Sale 2 i tHouse Piants. Call and see tham. MRS. CHAS. L. OLIPHANT. Address - /ov =5 dress -- \Viov 28 ™ ~5 'p : e lage o Admission Free s“‘:}] il ? W “f’jg‘ail o a2 w ~ o ) -us LAXIST'ans eqa f negd.ie Tuesday, 23th December 15320, at 8:00 P. M, PROGRAMME Selection by the NAVY BaND. MOVIE. Selection by the NAVY BAND. Introduction by Judge KEYSEX Address by Miss ZACHERT or the subjectof ST. CROIX’S NEW PUB- LIC LIBRARY. MOVIE. STAR SPANGLED BANNER. = e Arg 50od Environment And DBrasr- fini g tnl in Tho ‘launian Ei!m!}’ Mora Powerful ia The 0T G Y- § i » B T nent Os Fine Men And Women Taan ¥ i v Blooded Ancesiry ? 7 ? / ’ Frederiksted Dec. 17, 1920. The S. S. Guiana arrived yesterdayat 4.30 p. m. with 2,200 ™Backages of gener- al cargo and the following passengers: From New York: Mrs. E. thompson, Miss M. Rache, Mr. A, K. Johnson, Mr. Reilly, Mrs. L?A' Kenyen, Mr. George Brown, Nirs. ®own, Mrs S, Dendtler Ivan Dendtler, ‘lis¢ Geraldine Dendiler, Mrs. J. Prince, Theima Viince, Ohive and John Prince. : From St. Thomas: Mr M. Genzalez Cerame, Miss P Fairchild, Judye Noli, Mr. Wm, Phairs, Mr. W. Risom, Mr. Wallace, Mr. A. Goiden, and son, Miss A. E. Williams, Miss C. Fince, A. Cox. St. Thomas News. The much talked of 25 cents store will open its doors (o tne public on Sat- urday, Dec. 18th. at 4 p. ar. ‘lhis is great news for everybody. An interest- ing feature for the children wiii be a free guessing contest for a Doli Bridal Party—consisting of- 9 dolls in all-—bride- groom, bridesmaid, their trains, four flower girls and the parson. 'This con- test doll outfit ever seen in St. Tunomas will be given free to the child guessing nearest to the number of beans in a bot- o<R % E s Wi R Rai oA X N 3 #% 2 @ B . & ik ?ia ARVT i | il hold Races at Manning' Bay _‘ace Ca Wi old Race: at Wlanning Day ..ace Lourse Moadav 27 D aher 1920 Vioßnaav Li cCemnel ¢ - ‘J y COMMENCING AT 11.80 A M OFFICLERS: President + W, H, FLESING LSQ. Vice President .. & HicGins Esq. Judge DR. D. C. CANEGATA Judge's Assistantana Time Keeper . OULTER £S3 i Stewards ViESSRS. W. PEEBLES, K. HENDERSCN, J. ScHOU, A. . JOHNSON and W, DEATTY. Sec. & I'reas. I. S. HODGE A Le e eke PROGRKAMIME: : gl o lyae 8T CROIX PURSE. Prize Purse $ LUU.UY 1. H. Mackay's Dark pßay Mare [lufty Ruifles”’ 14 n. 3% 1. 1143 [bs. Red aud Green o e : vap and .Jacket. v H Jarvis Cnestnut Mare "'Fisher Girl’’ 14 n. 34 in. 1144 lbs. Red and Wntite Jackec : ; . el and vap. 3. |. 3. Hodge's Day Maic “Madam-X'’ 15 h. £ in. 1182 Ibs. Red White Jackel Blue Cap. nd. v I'HE PLANTERS PUKSE.' Prize Purse s3u. {. . Pentheny’s Day Mare CEmmy-wow’ 14 b 172 in. 108 ibs. Red boay, ureen Jack- i dDleeves, Ked and ureen vap. G Alexandel Ple-aing’'s Jark orown vlare viacusula’ 1o n. sin. 120 108, Ul'eely any : e : A Wiilte. 5. H. darvis’ Cnestnut Ware Fisner-Girl 14 h. 34 10. i144 ibs. Ked and Wihlie JackKet : i : and vap. 4 L 3 Hodges Bay Geudlng “wun-fue’” 19 b, Zs 1, 1223 ibs. ned and wWilie JacKed Diue vap. 3rd. LUHE MANNING'S BAY Sl'Anti i’rize rurse sou.uu. 1 i x:-;u’-.v:z’f‘,-' onesinul Mare ‘Sneeky-vekuinl | L4i.3in, lUoi ios. 2 O. Pentnenys Bay tdare ' H.aniny Lou’’ Idn. igin. lu%s ibs. Red budy Green Jackel sieeves hed and e n cap. 3 . (i) 2 3 b L =2 i 3. [. 3. Hodge's pay wtlarc viadam-X’’ loh. Zin. 118¢ Ivs. nved and Whnilie Jacket, olue Lap. - A4th. {'HIEE PONY HRACL r'rize Puarse § 40,00 1. A. Fleming's pay Maie Clipper’ 130, 33ii. lusi Ibs., Red and Whie. 2. . Doylas By Siaion Daagy 1;x/1._d{i;n. lyss lu).s:.l{_l_sd, Waite an@ Llue. 3 Jos. Ja nes Bay ueidilg Ldißbow ign. dslil 1U24 lbs Red Jaecket Biue tLap. 4~ Jas. A. Richards’ Bay uelding Looue Boy’ lon. 116 Ibs. Yellow Jacket plue Cap. sth. ('HAi CONSOLATION SiAKE ; Prize Purse % 40.00 One heat fur ail losing tiorses in above mentioned Races. Gti. TH# LABOURERS STAKE trize Purse $20.00. : For Labourers only. Hutrance Fee $2.00, and entries to be made the day of the \ : , Races. ENTRANCE TO THH GROUA{D 20 CENTS PER HEAD. Badges will be sold at the various zates and must be worn during the Races, Any persen .fr_)‘y_)nd\ on the gri)“,md.slm_thout a,{)ad‘ge will be required (o purcpase one or will be put off the Greund bythe Police. . ENTRANCE 70 THE GRAND STAND SI.OO. CHILDREN 50 CENTS. i