St. Croix Avis, 1920-11-16, page 4
S L EROFTE A TS The Highest Class Talking Machine In The Warld. That’s the title that has been won by the Sonora. Its Extraordinarily, pure, rich tone is delightfully expressive. The quality of this tone was awarded the highest score at the Panama Pacific Exposition, gand has bzen judged to be the finest obtainable by the thousands of music lovers who own S)noras. | EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD -. - CLARG COMO UNA CAMPANA is “designed forthose who"WANT the best and for those who tak’ ptide in knowing that there is no phonograph that eguals the on: they own. For Gracefulness of appearance, for beauty o cabineiry and for exclusive vital features, Sonora is supreme among phonozrap s. : A wonderful line of upright and period models is available. Pl’ices $60,-"“0 2,500,--- | . CHRISTENSEN. _ o BETHLEHEM DISTRIBTTORS. ST UROIX. . =~ NOTICE. . : . …
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S L EROFTE A TS The Highest Class Talking Machine In The Warld. That’s the title that has been won by the Sonora. Its Extraordinarily, pure, rich tone is delightfully expressive. The quality of this tone was awarded the highest score at the Panama Pacific Exposition, gand has bzen judged to be the finest obtainable by the thousands of music lovers who own S)noras. | EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD -. - CLARG COMO UNA CAMPANA is “designed forthose who"WANT the best and for those who tak’ ptide in knowing that there is no phonograph that eguals the on: they own. For Gracefulness of appearance, for beauty o cabineiry and for exclusive vital features, Sonora is supreme among phonozrap s. : A wonderful line of upright and period models is available. Pl’ices $60,-"“0 2,500,--- | . CHRISTENSEN. _ o BETHLEHEM DISTRIBTTORS. ST UROIX. . =~ NOTICE. . : . Laatein i ARTIES having claips agaiost the | Joint; Egtate of | the lase Planter AL- FRED BENONI WHITE, of San Jan, | and surviving widow ALICE MAUD | WHITE, are hereby uvotitied to file t:-eir claims within 3 montns with the under- signed widow, who remains in possession | of the undivided join'-estate | San Jan, Vingio Bads 3l S LB| November 9th 1920. g ALICE-MAUD WHITX. 1 Estate CContant'T San Jan. : N ust Keceivea : t MARTE MSCLIES | L ON dn | FLCH chey 1 U LU , do iy NEWTPON do | iRE gl ey Go | C AN TN do t x‘.": -‘";"5 {3O : STA g ; v AR i AN ';i o : Daasizih Amzeican Gracer). ». L s e For good appetite and 4—-s . * ; . good digestion use > Life Pills. Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. AT Readers, Mo211, . -9 v ' Something Good! . Some have fried it, you ask ! memo ; ; The way to get more milage from your cut and blown out tires ~ and tubes. | ‘Gopd werk g uaranteed. Prices moderate. | [t is by seriding your repairs to . THE STE:2M VULCANIZING- PLANL | OF _ TY A YT rABIO. ; Substantial wear with { good looks and solid com AN , forttqbusinessmen /B P R E | KEDS are more than [l US ¥ % ‘ sport shoes. Every- | body willbe wearing them Ng Sl 51 ;—-?or busin%s:, aswell as T ‘ | :gm’"“‘"i?k&:‘,‘a‘?‘»‘:‘,/ i and heels add spring to s your step. i : | Simaiu : : forthemby Bt NCE |l 33 - : 7]} W L= BRy ) = gy > A .; N ) _',. 4 ’/&4 ds B== . S ' United States Rubber Exsort Co.. L 0 1790 Broadwa., New Vivk U S.A. i v ‘l'.l:» a lotanne S'mply vo'rl pite Liteve oo sbhove addiess, SPECIAL ATTENTION, 7 TH F. Century Brass Band intend to have - some amusementsin the near future, and therefore “throu this medium is ask- ing everybody to co-operaie with us to make same a suceess . The amount collected in this persuit will be used to get a few .more nacessary pieces of instrumeunts for the BAND. Now all persons interesied inf selling or retailing of any kind, or in such sports as BOXING, WRESTLING. FOOI RA- CES, BAG RACES, HIGH and : ONG JUMPING and any other sports not men- tioned are asked to make same:known to the ENTURY BRASS BAND as socon as possible, ‘as a speeial meeiing shall soon be calied ahd we would like all such persons to be present sn as to give sug gestions and help arrange the pian in de- tails. . (e : Comimunications to the above may by addressed to the (entury Brass Band( Frederiksted. Anyone who wouzld like to cali iy person may eall at the residence of any of the OFFIC ERS of the BANL, ‘or can even make conmimuunications throu any of the members. but let it be 4s suen'as you possibly ean. THE CENTURY.BRASS BAND. Frederiksted, T is heréby made known that according to o.ders from Goverriment and pursu- ant te resoiuiivn. passed byt Colo- nial Couacil .for the Municipality of St. Croix on Octobar 18th. a. c., approved by the Governui th2 25th,3. m. the fol- lowing lots of land in the tuwn of Cari” tiansted, St. Croix, balonginr to the Mu nicipslity of St Croix, wiii b~ soid at public Auctim. namely: Lot No. 15 East Sireet, Chris- . tepswed, Moiday, Novamber 22nd. 1920, 2 B2t A Lot Ne, 36 Fisher Street. Chris- . fianstei, NO#DAY, NG EMBER 22nd. 1920, _ AT4 O'CLOCK-». m. The Au tions will be. held at the un- dersigned Office, where the terms of sale etc. are open for inspection.” The Vendoe Office, Chr,stian<*ed, ©t. Croix, November sth. 1920. : WILH. JENSEN: