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Notice To Creditors.
IT THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
EVELYN ANDREW,
OR
ANDREWS,
DECEASED.
OTICE is hereby given that
the under-
N signed
has
been
duly arpointed
ad-
ministrator
cum
testamento
anngxo
of
the estate
of the deceased
EVELYN
ANDREW
or
ANDREWS,
late
of
the
Town of Christiansted,
Island of St. Croix,
V.l US A
All Persons
having
claims against
the
said
deceased
are
required
to
file
them
with
the
undersigned
administrator
withia
six months
from the date
of this
notice
at
his
residence
at
the
Romnan
Catholic Presbytery,
No. 45 Queens Street
in
the Town
of Christiansted,
St.
Croix.
Christiansted,
St. Croix, V. 1.
U. 8. A,
this
12th day of May 1921.
JOSEPH
W.
DAILY.
Admainastrator.
Assurance Company
Lo
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imited
OF
LONDON
Agent for Frederiksted’s
District
ERIK R. STAKEMANN
Agent for Christiansted’s
District
Policies
are not subject
to
average.
To The Patrons 0f The Ghristian-
sted
Post Office, And The Gen-
aral Public:
It is with gx'a;i_f;e;;o;
the
announce-
ment is made that arrangements
have been
concluded
between
the
Post
Office
De-
partment and
the Municipal Government
fora lease
of the quarters
now
used
for
this post office, under
the terms
of which
new
and
adeguate
loek-box
equipment
will be furnished,
and
provisions
made
to admit of the lobby of the
office being
Jest
open
before and after business
hours,
and
on
Sundays
and
holidays,
for
the
accommodation
of
lock box
patrons;
this to go into effect July Ist.
1t
is
be-
lieved that the number
of
lock-boxes
to
be installed
will
meet
the
demand
for
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“Henderson’s
Goods Speak
For
Themseives”.
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S
wE
are in receipt
of lar%e shipments
of NEW
GOOLS by
very recent
arrivals.
These
GOODS
are direct from
the
MasNUIACTURERS.
We are therefore in a position to sell ver'y much cheaper.
We
are prepared
to sell both
WHOLESALE and RETAIL and
would
be glad to communicate
with all the small DEALERS
in this ISLAND,
as
\a}r]e
feel assured
that
we
can sell
them goods
as cheap
as
they
can import
them.
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OUR
GOOD»s are not seconds,
neither
have
they
passed
through
the
IHANDS of Commission
Houses,
hence
our ahility to sell below ALL OTH-
ERS-
NEW GOODS will be disposed
of at
NEW PRICES,
and the old
Stock
will be disposed
of at corresponding
PRICES.
It would be worth your while to come and inspect
our NEW STOCK
of
Goods,
and
see
the NEW PRICES.
:
We
are not blowing
our TRUMPET
as it is absolutely
unnecessary,
as
“HENDERSON’S
GOODS
SPEAK
FOR
THEMSELVES”.
In
a few weeks time we willcelebrate
our FORTIETH ANNIVERSA-
RY in the MERCANTILE field, and
we
are therefore
prepared
to give our
PATRONS
and the
general Public the benefil
of our past experience,
and
also to show them
our appreciation
of their patronage
in the past
which has
placed
us where
we are
to-day, and
we willendeavor to merit that
Patron-
age in theffuture.h
.
Therefore
when making
your Purchases
in the future
please
DO
NOT
FORGET
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the OLD and RELIABLE STORE of
'
ANN E. HENDERSEN.
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No.
13 QUEEN STREET.
Frederiksted,
St
Croix, Virgin Islands
of the U.
S. A,
this kind of service,
and it is hoped
that
patrons
will consider
the benefit
to be
derived therefrom
and
take
advantage
of it.
In this eonnection
it should be
re-
marked
that after the installation
of the
new boxes
there will be
no
general
de-
livery of mail on Sundays;
delivery
wil},
however,
be
made
through
lock-boxes.
Three
sizes
of boxes
will be available:
small, 3-3/16 x 43 @35
cents;
medium,
5x bs @ 45 cents,
and large,
103 x 5-13/16
@ 60 cents
per quarter.
These boxes
will
be provided
with key, and automatic
key-
less locks the choice of which is optional to
patrons,
and
a deposit of 20 cents
will be
required
for each key
issued
to a
renter
of a
lock-box.
Boxes will not be rented
to minors.
nor contrary
to
the provisions
of
the
Postal
Laws.
Applications
for
lock-boxes will be received
at the money
order window of the post office from this
date.
Upon
installation
of
th~
equip-
ment
biils will be rendered
to such
par-
ties
as have registered
their
names,
and
payment
collected for
at least one
quart-
er
in
advance.
Boxes
with
the
same
numbers
will be assigned
to
those
Fold-
ers
now
renting
boxes,
but
in-
event
smaller
or larger
boxes
aie
desired,
or
boxes
with
numbers
differert
to
those
now
held,
application
for sueh
changes
should
be made
at
an early date.
UNITED
STATES
POST
OFFICE,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Islands,
May
12,
1921.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
One
Victrola
with Records,
IN
PERFECT
CONDITION.
Apply to
:
ERIK R, STAKEMANN.
THE
orice
for
c:nes
delivered
to the
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Cer:ral Sugar
Factory for the
week
ending
14th
May is 25.89
cents
per
100
pouads.
AKTIESELSKABET,
ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK.