AUCTION.
T the request_;f‘lll—e
Directors
for the
A WEST
INDIA SUGAR
FACTORY,
the following articles
will be
offered
for
sale
by
ARNOLD
M.
GOLDEN
licensed
auctioneer
at
a publie auection
to
be held at Es*ate Bethlehem
Factory.
25th November
1622
AT20 OCLOOcK I B,
among which are
MARES, SADYLE EGRSES
&
« UL,
consisting}of:
PRESSES,
BEDSTEAD,
ONE VICTORIA,
ONE BUGGY.
;
ONE PHAV,ON,
ONE DOUBLE SEAT CAXRIAGE,
HARNESS,
ETC,
ETC:
¢
-:—also
-
Some
Automaobile
Tires
suit-
able for:
FORDS,
OVERLANDS,
and other Cars.
taristiansted
Viendue Office, St. Croix,
V.L§{
°
A.November
18th 1922
A, D.
E
G. Mc KEAN, Jr.,
Acting Vendue Director.
Fee Fr.
10.00
}
:
Say ten Franecs
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 18, 1922,
Miss Charlotte
David,
Miss Mary Ennis,
:
Mrs.
B.
Grant,
Christophlna Hector; Hospital St.,
Miss Albertha Petharson,
Mr. A. R. Samuel,
£
Mrs. Toryor,
Miss Mary Walters,
Est.
Darley Hill,
Anesta
Williams.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
November
20,
1922.
:
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
Quebec
Steamsh’p
Co.
THE
S.
S. “GUIANA”
for New York is due
at Frederiksted
on
Friday morning,
24th
inst.
ROB’T. LLMERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents.
Hevivais!
Revivals:
,
EGINNING
_S—u—r:d_”;_:;—lf)(h instant
we
,
B will conduet
a TWO- NEEKS EVAN-
I
GELISTIC CAMPAIGN
at the
GOS-
PEL
TABERNACLE.
Speciil
singing
|
accompanied
by our band.
|
Services
each
evening
(Saturdsys
ex-
f
cepted)
will be
preceded
by
an
open-air
;
meeting
various
parts
of ihe
town
from
~
whence
we will march
to the Tabernacle.
Services
commences
at 7 30
p.
m.
A cordial invitation
1s
extended
to all in-
dependent ofc.eed.
J.
R. MAYHEW,
C.S
MAYLHEW;
Supt.
Pastor.
’
e|
S e——
|s
Just eceived
¢
FROM
Th: Ford Motor Co.
"ROM
& REAR SPRINGS,
AUST & INTAKE MANIFOLDS,
EXR
UST PIPES,
(
MMUTATORS,
-
COMMUTATOR WIRES,
SP2RK
PLUG
WIRES,
STATIONARY CONES,
Adjusting
Cones,
(Right & Left),
Mag-
neto
Plug
Contact
Points,
Piston
Rings,
Door Lenses,
Doors
for
Lamps,
Oil Cans,
Valves,
Valve Springs,
+ BONT HUB ASSEMBLY,
LICENSE BARCKETS,
VATLVE GRINDERS,
SI;ARK PLUGS,
an
CYLINDER HEAD WRENCH.
Christiansted,
Nov. 11th
1922.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
PLANTTOPS.
WANT
to buy good
Flanttops
in
|
the coming
14 days.
Apply every day between
11 and 12,
Bethlehem,
Novbr. 14th 1922.
WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY.
}
FOR SALE
5
AT
-
“MERWIN'S
IGE CREAM PARLOR”
Pound
70c.
172
Pound 40c,
Mails Close
for
United
States,
Europe,
etc, by
s.
8. Guiana to-day at 4 00 p.
m.
AUCTION.
[ the request
of A. E. STY
"“TMANN
as
administrator
of
the [ state
of
HENRY GEORGE,
decease),
pursu-
ant
to order
of
the
District
Colrt dated
16th November
1922,
the
effects
belong-
ing to the said
estate
will be
offered for
sale
at
a public auction
to
be
held
on the
PREMISES
OY
NO.
8
IN
KING
STREALT IN CHRISTIANSTED
on
the 2nd day of Decymber
1922
AT 2 O’CLOCK IN THFAFTERNOON.
The
articles
for sale consist
principally of
DRY GOODS and
HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLES:
Immediately after
the
close
of this sale
will be cffered
for
sale
on
the Wharf in
Christiansted,
THE
SLOOP
belonging
to said
estate
known
as
€€
35
MIZPAH
and
the
HULL AND MAST
OF THE SLOOP KNOWN AS
“TA-FAT.”
Christiansted’s Vendue-Office,
St. Croix,
November
21st,
1922,
C.H. PAYNE,
Ve ndug Director.
Fee
Fr.
10.
}_
Say ten
Francs,
Two Weeks Only!
can be
had by
consulting
your REFRAC-
TIONIST
and OPHTHALMIST at
No.
4
Hospital Street, Christiansted,
from Tues-
day 21st November.
'
Hoors:—loa
m,. tod p.
m.
Best Quality Lenses
of Every
Diserip-
tion,
also
(old,
Gold
Filled,
Shell
and
Alluminum Frames
and
.. ounts.
Temples,
Springs,
Screws
and all spare
parts carried
in stock.
Better
See Me and See Better at Once !
Dr.
J.
R. MAYHEW,
Eyesight
Specialist,
C.6-BUICK-6
FOR SALE.
U.
S. $1,200.---cash.
Apply 1o
A. E. BUSCH,
sl
Bla8
ANV
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