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Hart-Parr Tractor.
At
Sion Farm
duplicate
its
exczllent
Porto
Rican
records
when
in the
presence
of Messrs.
L. NIELSEN
and
C. RINGBERG
it plowed
1% Acres,
using
10 Gals. Kerosene
in 3 hours,
which
means
that
it would plow
5.8
Acres
in
a
day
of
10
hours.
4
:
Considering
the condition
of the ground which had
not been plowed in three
years and
without having
rain
in six months
it is a performance
which places
this
machine
in a class by itself.
AUFFANT
& ANTONSANTI,
Agents.
:
Ponce,
Porto Rico.
has received
another supply of
SCHAE *ER’S BEER,
|
LENOX SOAP
as
good as
OCTOGAN,
only cheaper,
10c. cake,
SARDINES
in OLIVE OIL extra fine
EVAPORATED MILK 25c.
pv. tin,
|
MARIE BISCUITS,
|
RUNKEL’S COCOA
in 4 & % lb.
tin,
|
OPLERS’ COCOA
gsomething
aew.
16¢.
pr.
tin
2
table-
|
spoonful
with
one quart
of milk make
a
|
delicious
beverage,
|
GREEN PEAS large and
small
tins,
|
BLUE TI” MATCHES.
M. A. PRETTO.
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Christiansted,
Ist July
1920.
'
ey
FOR SALE.
Sl
=
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Belle Veue or part of it, Mt. Wel-
‘
come
and Eliza’s Retreat
and
part
|
of Lt. Princess
and Golden
Rock.
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EM. E
SVITZER.
30th June
1520.
ALL
kinds
of artifical floral de-
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signs
for funerals
and weddings,
|
such s
wreaths
and
bouquets,
can
|
be had on
short
notice
from
C. A.
|
GENKOW, Floral Artist, who lives
|
upstairs
of the ola Armstrong
place
|
in Gueen's
Street.
.
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For good appetiteand
good
digestion
use
’
®
°
i
Dr. Ross’
Life Pills.
Readers,
No.20-17.
OF
DEPOSITS
& “WITHDRAWALS
AT
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[HE
NEV'
ST.
GROIX
SAVINGS
BAN:
On
paturday
the 26th
June
1920.
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_ REgEIV_ER&
in Christiansted
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A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
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in Frederiksted
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R.
E. BiGGiNs
Trusiee.
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Balance
of deposits
to 19th June
1920
$ 87.838.47
3D Leposits,
of which
20
in Christiansted
.
$1,371.68
«
1 new)
15
in Frederiksted
$
67.95
(
new)
$
1,439.63
$89.278.10
12 withdrawals
of whieb
7in Christiansted
§
527.97
5
in Frederiksted
8
187.10
s
8
116.0¢(
Balance
of deposits
to date
§ 38,063.02
Receivers
for Saturday
the
3’ July
1920.
in Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R
E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
A.E. STAKEMANN
President
You
Are
Invited
to
call ur_ld see
t;he fine assortment
of Groceries
received
Ex S. S. Korona
A. R. Mcintosh.
Christian=ted,
St.
Croix.
11
June
1920.
Executive
Order No. 13,
THOMAS ‘AMSAYis hereby
ap-
pointed Chairman
of the Food
¢
om-
mission
of St. Croix
Govenrment
of the Virgin Islands
of the United -States,
St.
Thomas,
29 June
1920.
J.
W
OMAN.
Governor,
BY LATEST ARRIVALS,
At Stakcmann’s
Storc
The famous
INGERSOQ!L.
and
LEANARD
WATCHES,
EVER REA Y, GEM,
GILLETTE, and
AUTOSTR(OP.
SAFETY RAZORS & BLADES,
DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY
RAZ-
ORS & BLADES,
Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors
Pocket
Knives,
FRANCO
Flashligits,
Batteries
and Bulbs,
COLGATES RERFUMES,
SOAPS
& POWDER,
FLORIDA WATER,
SHAVING SOAP & CREAM,
CUTICURA & RESINOL SOAP,
Ribbon Dental Cream,
WOODBURY POWDER,
POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM,
ENAMEL & GLASSWARE,
THERMOS BOTTLES & FILLERS,
GOODYFAR NEOLIN SOLES
& RUBBER HEFELS,
PANAMA HATS,
HAT RANDS, & SWEAT BANDS.
IVORY HAND MIRRORS,
BICYCLE & AUT
' SUPPLIES,
also
a small
assortment
of 4th
of
July
Goods.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.