AUCTION..
THE
Vendue
Director
hereby
makes known,
that
whereas
at
the auetion
held
on
the
18th Octo-
ber 1920 of the
“Edgewood”
Schooner
“Edgewood™,
the
bid
received
was
not sufficient
to meet the claims against
said
ves-
sel, now, at the request
of the dis-
trainers
concerned,
a
new publie
auction willbe held
on
TUESDAY
the 23rd November
1920
AT 10 O’CLOCK A. M.
at
the Courthouse
in St. Tho-
mas, of the said British four mast-
ed Schooner
‘‘Edgewood”’ of Mont-
real,
Canada,
699
tons
register,
built
in
1918
of oak
and
Oregon
pine under the inspection
of Lloyds,
London, and heretofore
classed
A. 1.
for
13 years,
as
she
now
lies
in
this
port
with
all
apparel,
fur-
niture and spare
sails:
The
vessel
was appraised
on
October
11, 1920
to have
a value of Franes
187.500.
It can
be inspected
by prospective
purchasers
up
to
the
time of the
sale.
:
Any information required
will be
~given
by
CURRY ‘am(il STAKEMANN
“attorneys-at-law,
St.
Croix,
credi-
tors’ attorneys
and by Captain
CHR.
-
V.
RICHTER,
and
Consignees,
The
St. Thomas
Ship
Brokers’
Associa-
tion, St.
Thomas.
The
terms of the
sale
to be seen
at this Office and at the Vendue;
to
which purchasers
are invited.
Office
of
the
Vendue
Director,
St.
Thomas,
V.
I.
U.
S.
A. November
Ist.
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THIELE.
A SMALL AMOUNT OF
Butter and-Cream
can be had daily at the Dairy.
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DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
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ST.
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BAN
UnSaturday
the 30th Oct.
1920
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RECEIVERS:
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In Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN.
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. E.
HiGGINS
Trnstee.
Balance of deposiis
to 23rd Oct.
1920
’
$38,688.27
30 Deposits,
of which
21 in Christiansted
$
185.85
(2 new)
9 in Frederiksted
$
3i8.90
( new)
z
AR
P 504.75
$89,193.02
25 withdrawals of which
18 in Christiansted.
$§
382.68
7in Frederiksted
$
42.00
.
:
$
424.68
Balance
of deposits
to date
$ 88.,768.34
Receivers
for Saturday
the 6 Nov.
1920.
in Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted:
R
E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
President.
Tonsorial.
THE
undersigned
makes
known
that
he intends
opening up
a Barber Shop
on FRIDAY the
STH inst.
on the proper-
ty No. 53
Company
Street.
He assures
the gentlemen
that
he
is
fully competent
to .please
them in
what-
ever style they may require and
respect-
fully solicits
their patronage.
~
All patrons
are
politely requested
to
call at his place of business,
as
no
work
will be done outside.
Busiess
hours from Ba.
m.
to 6 p.
m.
every day.
THEODORE
FYSTER.
Christiansted,
2nd. Nov. 1920.
Ele:tric
Light
Bulbs
220 Volts 55 & 65¢.
FOR SALE AT
£
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Stakemann’s
Store.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
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By REX BEACH
The Spoilers,
Heart of the Sunsct,
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The
Auetion Bloek,
The Iron Trail,
.
The Barrier.
The
Silver Horde.
:
By CHARLES DICKENS
A Tale of Two Cities.
.
By JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
God’s Country and
the Woman,
The Flower of ‘he North.
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Kenilworth.
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By HA'L CAINE
The Woman
Thou Gavest
Me.
By G. A. HEN!'Y
In the Reign
of Terror.
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With Lee in Virginia.
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By GEORGE ELLIOT
Silas Marner,
Felix Holt.
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By JACK LONDON
Call of the Wild,
Jerry of the Islands.
By GENE STRATTON PORTER
AGirl of the Timberlost.
By LOUIS JOSEPH
VANCE
The Lone
Wolf.
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By IRVING BACHELLER
The Light in the Clearing.
By BOOTH TARKINGTON
Seventeen.
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By KRUMMER
The Painted
Woman.
,
By JANE GREY
:
Last
of the Great Scouts.
By BOWER
The Heritage of The Sioux.
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By AGUSTA J. EVAVNS
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St.
Elmo.
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ERIK. R. STAKEMANN:
Christiansted,
22-10-20
NORTHERN
Assurance Company
Limitec
imited
OF
LONDON
GEO. L. MARKOE
Agent for Frederiksted’s
District
‘M. K. ARMSTRONG.
Agent for Christiansted’s
Daistrict
Policies are
not subject
to average