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A SIX-Built by Hudson
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How
Experts
Fraise
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“"Hudson
has
produced
a
super
Essex.
[t
looks
like
the
proverbial
knockout’’,
—From
Automobile
r/"’,-”l'f’#.‘,
The
New
Essex
is
a
revelation
of performancs,
ease
of riding
and
of smcothness.”’
From
Motor Age.
“"Steers
easily.
even
on
loose
gravel
at
50 miles
per hour.”” —From
Motor
World.
"'A wonderful
value—a
car of
which
Hudson
engineers
have
a right
to
Le proud.’’
—From
Motor i1
“"Pussesses
qualities
[ didn’t
believe
could
be incorporated
in
a
elosed
ear at $975.”’
—H
A. "141/"-':"(“"".
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Motor Lt
S
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E. &G.
Stak
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JIAKEMADNDN.
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Send
your order,
broken
lens
or
prescription
through
the
mail.
I. M. CORNEIRO,
st. Thomas,
V.
L
NOTICE.
WRI
i TEN applications
willbe
re-
ceived
in this office for the
use
of
the
well drilling equipment
in
connection
with
the
drilling
of
wells
on private
propertics.
Details
may be had
upon applicaiion.
JOHN
C. GEBEARD,
Asst.
Public
Works Officer.
READ THIS!
GET
your passport
pictures,
por-
traits
and
other
photograj
hic
work done by
the
undersigned
and
he guarantecs
satisfaction.
THOS.
ASH.
Christiansted
April 24,* 1924,
NORTHERN
Assurance Coraapny
Limited
OF
LONDON
GEO. L. MARKJE,
Agent for
Fredervilsted’s
District,
ERIK R. STAKEVANN
Agent for Christiansted’s
District.
Policies
issued
are
not subject
to
avera re.
-
One Buick 4 Touring Car
in perfect
running order.
Aprly to
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.,
>
¥
£ U CTION.
"HE
Distriet
Court
of
the
Virgin-115.3'
.3' lands,
U. & A, having
ordered,
the
sale
of the personal
property
belong-
ing to ROBERT
E. HIGGINS,
deceased,
dated
Ist May
1924, and
at
the
request
of
Mrs. BERTHA
HIGGINS.,
Exeentiix
of
the
Estate
of
R.
E. HIGGINS,
de-
ceased,
the
personal
property
belonging
to
the
Estate
of R.
E. HIGGINS,
con-
sisting of
STOCK IN TRADE
of hardware
and
other personsl
property;
will be c¢ffered
for
sale by ARNOL) M.
GOLUEN, Licensed
Auctioneer
at
pub-
lic
Auction,
to
be
held
at
No. b Strand
Street,
Frederiksted,
St. Croix, V.I.U.S.A.
SATURDAY
17th [ay 1954
Al2 O’(,;OC’K "M
(IN HARDWARE
LINE
»
Halter chaing,
Fish hools,
Serub
brushes,
Clothes hangers, Door mats,
Steneil
brushes,
Varnish
brushes,
Paint
brushes,
¢'ombs,
Glass
door
knobs,
Chair seats,
Staples,
Screws,
Copper rivets,
Shaft couplings,
Pic-
ture
cords,
Galv.
buckles,
»tove
wicks,
Lamp
burners
Kazors,
Sail
needles,
1. hinges,
Saddler’s
punch-
es,
Pad locks, Knives, Spoons,
Dish-
es,
Valves,
Pumps,
Chisels,
Screw
bits,
Glasses,
Sewing
machines,
Plough
socks,
Nails, ete.,
ete.,
ete.
(HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.)
Tables,
Chairs,
Pictures,
Lamps,
Ornaments,
Mirrors, Silver Waiters,
ete.,
ete,,
ete,
1 HORSE,
L PHAETON,
1 CARRIAGE,
2 SEIS HARNESS,
etc.
N. B.
In the
event
that
all
of
the
said
personal
property
is
not
sold
on
the
17th inst,, the auction
willbe continued
to
the following
Saturday
and every
following Sat-
urday until zold.
Frederiksted’s
Vendue-Office,
St. Croix,
V. L., 7th May 1924.
(.
H. PAYNE.
Vendue-Divector.
Fee
Fr.
10,
)‘_
Say
ten Francs. )
FRESH
AMERICAN EGGS
-
A F
“Merwin's leo Cregm Parley”.