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ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents.
e
Frederiksted.
Christiansted.
For Sale.
HE PROPERTY
No. 6 Queen
and
68
TB.
Prince’s
Streets,
Frederiksted,
consisting
of large,
convenient
dwel-
ling on Queen
St.
near
the public
mar-
ket,
and
tenement
rooms
in
the
yard,
with oven,
cisterns,
etc., etc,
bringing
monthly rental of about
S3O.
Appraised
value $4,000.
Prospective
purchasers
are
invited
to
inspect
the property,
and
submit
offers
to
H. LARSEN,
23 Queen
St.
Frederik-
sted
or B. R. LARSEN, Christiansted
ANY trespassing
on Mt. Welcome
and
Acers
Garden
will be pun-
ished according
to law.
‘M. SVITZER.
.
Lt. Princess.
30th April 1922
CHRISTIANSTED.
V.
1. U.
S. A.. FRIDAY 19tHMAY 1922.
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MEMBERS bf.&e
ST.
CROIX TURF
CLUBare hereby
invitec
to
attend
a meetir gto be held at
Estate
Fredens-
borg FRIDAY THE 19th inst
at 8 o’clock
P. M.
A
large
@#ttendance
is
earnestly
requested.
.
.
Fez
¢he Board
{
E. G. WULFF.
‘
"
Sec.
& Treas.
Soma Music for tae Country Folks Eh?
N
Sunday
M=I 21st,
at
about
one
o’clock
the
¥
"“DERIKSTED
CEN-
TURY BRASt sAND will be making
a tour in the coungry
district.
The Band
will be divided itffo two
parts;
one
part
will visit the NCXTH SIDE
ESTATES
and
call at
GRO ;& PLLACE;
while
the
other
part will visit
the
SOUTH
SIDE
ESTATES along tug center
line as far as
GROVE PLACE.
The
entire Banr‘
will render
a
CON-
CERT 4
o’clock at GROVE PLACE;
the
Program
of which will appear
on Satur-
day.
All are
invited and the Band
earnestly
ask levery
one to heip
them in the
eause
which
was outlined in the enrrespondence
a
few days ago (the purchase
of a
Bari-
tone saxophone).
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Contributions will be
taken all the way
on the
tour and
a
special
collection
will
be asked
out at GROVE PLACE.
“*Times are hard’’ it's
true but
contri-
bute
what
ever
you
could
never
mind
how simple,
it will help and
the
Music
will certainly
make
the
times
appear
softer.
:
For the Century Brass
Band.
ERNEST
E. WILLIAMS,
Business
Manager.
HERMAN H. SARAUW,
Musical Director.
TRIDAYNIGHT THE 19th INST.
Subject: —The Everlasting
Gospel
The
False Prophet
‘A Stupendous
Last-
Day Deception—
An Elijah Manifestation.
If we
will not
be lead
by the
truth,
then
we will suiely fall into
the net
of
the enemy.
'
F. HALL,
Pastor.
No. 113.
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