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St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-13, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
Date
1921-04-13
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1
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TR W T B & wigd )Y! '{fi ' ARTIES having ciaims against the Joint Estate of the late Mr. CARL E CLENDINEN and previously deccased wife VIRGINIA CLENDINEWN are heseby notified to file thei claims accompanied by the necessary proofs with the undersigned <xgcutor of the will. within 3 months. The Mectings on the said Joint Estate will be held by the executnr ac No. 25 KronpiindsensGade, Kronprindsens Kvar; ter on the third Monday of every month at 10 o’clock a. m., at St. Thomas this 29th day of March 1921, 7 E. MORON. THE price for ¢ nes delivered during the week ending 9tn April is 30,55 eent per 160 pruads. AKTIESELSKABET, ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. lith April 1921, TO-DAY And Every Other Business Day FROM 8 —l2 and 1-—6 [’ i : Merwin’s Auto And Supply Shop Is opened to serve you with ALL AUTQ ACCESSORIES i including ® Goodyear and other keliable Brands of Tires and lubes, Pratt & Lambert’s Auto Paints and Varnishes. - Auto Top Dressing, and ltaint Remover. …

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Per title, recorded not guessed. St. Croix Avis: Brian 2026-08-22 fair game (ceased 2024). West End News (sn84037548, 1912-1973), Home Journal (sn84037503, 1951-1973), St. Croix Tribune (sn84037536, 1922-1937): Brian 2026-08-23 take. The Daily News of the V.I. (568 pages, 1955-1978): EXCLUDED - publisher active; the Library's clearance is the Library's. Pre-1930 material PD outright.

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TR W T B & wigd )Y! '{fi ' ARTIES having ciaims against the Joint Estate of the late Mr. CARL E CLENDINEN and previously deccased wife VIRGINIA CLENDINEWN are heseby notified to file thei claims accompanied by the necessary proofs with the undersigned <xgcutor of the will. within 3 months. The Mectings on the said Joint Estate will be held by the executnr ac No. 25 KronpiindsensGade, Kronprindsens Kvar; ter on the third Monday of every month at 10 o’clock a. m., at St. Thomas this 29th day of March 1921, 7 E. MORON. THE price for ¢ nes delivered during the week ending 9tn April is 30,55 eent per 160 pruads. AKTIESELSKABET, ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. lith April 1921, TO-DAY And Every Other Business Day FROM 8 —l2 and 1-—6 [’ i : Merwin’s Auto And Supply Shop Is opened to serve you with ALL AUTQ ACCESSORIES i including ® Goodyear and other keliable Brands of Tires and lubes, Pratt & Lambert’s Auto Paints and Varnishes. - Auto Top Dressing, and ltaint Remover. RADIATOR NEVEWRLEEK THREE IN ONE, and HOME 011 ~ STEWART’S SKARCHILIGH'TS, GASOLINE FUNNEILS, SHOCK ABSORBERS, DRY BATTERIES, ete, ete. ALSOO A LARGE SUFPPLY OF o 0 s Neolin Soles & Wing Foot Rubber Heels. -EAR IN MIND That it does not pay you to tinker around your car whenever it 1s not working right, but take it to our REPAIR DEPARTMENT Which is now in charge of Mr. JAMES F'RANCIS. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. ~ WANTED, NEAT BOY to work short time evenings. c Apply at No. 17 Company dStreet. 2 on X VoVl s o //:%} o N i, n ,f,- Ny Y | i 4 “ @\:‘ . ~ / S NS N TB s MEZEE NP e b L~ g); o @I/;%'.\\'\ Al\ ) u Yoy TAV YN R/ INZ T T AT R o A e M}*! ie\e e gt i ik eiiapt ; o il = = . é;.;; Uy o g@;}g;_;;;:gi? fi\ = ?‘é‘ e g _'!!._f.;_.;::.;_-‘:‘;_'::' } ATt g/ \’:;}"" : :_i_l SO I- L .n;:vun-un_;l‘ull;gl]’lm ] TR R bl b | 77“ fi‘\ T, AN\t ] )4 ¢ Y/ fl' AW xL o *\«?/"fl _‘L\. % 5 ‘r i T T Q %*-J‘ BB P | ‘V;’Ej 234 >/ MG | 7 A - A ~ \s\__ ) d } ,'_.;/// // o i/Y N >.—i | :—’//é////// i m e |l =N v i{y; =\t _ ;;": O /)% = : y e _"1?:\, : =Y AN A >// TSNS Ty G /f) \“\\’\Q\ » €] S ZNINTZSSS =| 2N .s‘l}}'??-\; > 15 y SN e £ Ny SN ST \R NN . ’;% ‘AI & sy N7 j. ) QU NTR =2y AN/ o - fi"”"z&'fi LHO o RNE OS gfi?‘a e, T \“L%'F";‘" = TR e w 2 SR e Pl 4 ‘ w' = e} o 6} S < ] O o b ¢ Clear As a Bell P O ; 1O = : 1) . O 9 NLY by hearing the Sonora can 3 5] you appreciate how wonderfully = e beautiful its tone is. Rich, smooth and 8 & true, full of expression and charm, e g Sonora’s tone won highest score at the © ot Panama Pacific Exposition. g O o b Q) 2 saae eMO DA R (A U > e . THE (ST RUMENT OF QUALITY <« © (S ] (" - £, v Q o 5 ' Qfi,_’_} éy 2 % ® o e 5 cLeAR As A BELL ( Q ~ © ; Q F' E .® g The Highest Class Talking <. § Machine in the World ) ‘ O 3 plays ALL MAKES of disc records perfectly 5 ) without extra attachments and does not re- 8 9 strict you to the records of any one manu- ) o) : 0] 8 facturer, S ) Sonora, smart in appearance, sybstantial in 8 2 construction, and unequalled for important © U and exclusive features is the instrument you (6 Q take pride in possessing. 8' Q PRICES §75 to SIBOO A 54 & 8 T“ & o F. CHRISTENSEN. % E- iu 8 BETHULEHEM. DISTRIBUTORS, b ®' & P 0 | = bt o} Sonora 18 licensed and oparates under BASIC Q:l PATENTS of the phonograph industry . o 4 31 , . X —-——& T R 2 R D A R Ty 51<8 " P GRSI eL= e S eSR s A w ACYETH % £ eRe 9 €8 VA AA% A0 IO O ARAARARAAMRRRAARRORARRART R RRARARRY e——— e ) =