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St. Croix Avis, 1921-10-01, page 1

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
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1921-10-01
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1
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i “?fi} : _ '‘£ - p! 4"7'. g - § 2 XB » P }‘ \y |8 \E‘,| /N X Q}’ ’g%" N &4‘?7‘“? L 1 el bV (FR BA\ PA\ , s /,' IS/ v; f “1 , ::‘a» % !\\.‘/\‘. . /I \ .;;' (g o A(@ . (& = @\ > /R RS AN 5 g N e e ’//' ‘ Yoo e \EB\ TEE \ IRy (e >- S : am A5 , wg;v/\/" - SR ~"l |BS i~ - I /ai_i\;f.. 4*:\\ \/ . ‘,4_.:‘:— ,_“ F\& J\ l\/j\ [ )/"_Qy B NAR y 4 | sy Py 4 ¢ {ol H &.DIX.LL‘L “ SRR 3. “:"it. W f,oi.\)il‘f £ \-’3 A | i 3 printed and putlished daily sundays and Holidoys zxcepted) by G Johansen at the Avis Olice : | TIRRMS - 50 cents monthly ia advance, 2 cents per single copy. | ! Aatered us second-ciu matter Moo ! 25th 1917 at the Post O fice ot Sariztian | Glodiint sorn Wol the i 5 A Hn | (e tho Ani ol HMareh 3 1574 ’ Soatribution to this paper will be glad- | lg received whien the stme deals win mat : Leirs of generad interest, and is ac ompa- | nicd with the author’s name, as & quar- | antee of good faith T'he editor caunot be | responsiole for the views of RS COrrespon- 1 dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem § : : e e e RE 121 | ! OF ; DEPOSILS & WITHDRAWALS AT & ai i . i % 5 tal M 3 s 2581 Pl Ala! w i 138 % § 3 £ | idc NCE ol uilmx leimjfi Ijm“l( | Un Saturday the 24th Sept. 1921 _ RECEIVERS: ia Uhhristiansted | A. &. STAKEMANN Trustee. inrrederiksted R. . HIGGINS 4 I'rustee, 3alance of depusits to 17th Sept. 1921 A b 84,358.16 24 Deposits, ol which i | 15 in Christiansted $ 84384 | {— new) | 9in Frederiksted § Sl | . v Hew) | $ 356.64 : $84,714.80 95 withdrawals ot whien | 19 in Christiansted § 244.18 | 6in Frederiksted § 25:00 | $ 26018 1 Salance of deposits to date $ 84,445.62 Receivers for Saturday the 17 Oct. 1921 | in Christiansted | A. 1. STAKEMANN Trustee. | in Frederiksted ] R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. ™. E. STAKEMANN, Fresident, ' CHRISTIANS B -e SATLE Ay 19 LD uin N e TTRE TR 2 <sy A FY Ry & ¢ ' * L"i ;i lf:':, B oOp e 7.‘ “v:’,\." ;‘é :5"2‘S }?} R ;31 E‘ 0 3%@ g s;‘ ) LU LU UM UINNL VU LB 3 R&'B'ii&j iIVe e JlYrWvais -- ‘ | An entire new assc) ment of Columbia Talking Machines of the following l riodels. selling helow pre war vrices. | LTSI, 1 . =" i = S, By S D | e e % WP | RWL - . e | N =0 $50.00 $50.00 —— { dLU, UU . Ml SOy : | Also an entire new sizck of _ : RECORD. in Dance aasie, Hymns, Comics ete. all 10 inch Reecrds now [ selling at 35¢. local urrency 2 ."fl SONEEN] AT LW A AN JOEN ALEXANDER. o - OOLUMEBIA DISTRIBUTORS. ician Explains W1 * Physician Explains Who | Shsuld Take Nuy 2tad Iron Practical 3dvice on How To iclp Build Up Great ‘iirength, Energy and Lndurance ‘ - o *Lack of iren in the »icod not only makesa man a physical and I¥=aial weakling, nervous, I irritable, easily fatig wd, but it utlerly robs him of that virile f:ree, that stamina aud strength of will whici “re so necessary to suc | cessand powerin eve y walk of life,” says Dr. | James Francis S:llivay, formerly physician of l Bellevue Hospitai (On door Depl.), New York, i % and the Westchester voanly Hospital, "l§§ may also transform' 4 beautifil veot-tem | pered woman into one wino i £ s ! and irritable. I have sfronsly <3 tthe | great necessity of phvsiwei ns naicing blood ! examinations " iheir iacak, anaemie, run- | dewn paticn! Lot snde of perscusgoon | vear afiter yeur suiicrin: from physical weak- { ness and 2 highiy nervouscondition due tolack of sufficient iron in their red bload corpuscles without ever realizing the real cuuse of their trouble. Without iron iy your hlcod 3 our food ; merely passes through *he holy .-'u:::x:%':.?'m‘ like corn threugh an c'¢ mill vilerellers so i wide apart that the mill zan’t grind. i ‘For want o7 iron yot may be an old man / at thirty, du?i of intelt ¢f, poor éin memory, | nervous, irritabie, and a'! ‘run down,’ while l at 50 or 60 with plenty ¢ iron in your bloed Y g N {0) oo TORERAES ALV PVoB= PA\ AT G VTR e . s ROV 7, s Y L N T SRt S ®. R R b P - T oA DISTRIBUTORS: APOIHECARY I-fALL, ST. THOMAS, T vou may still be voung in feeling, full of life, your whole bein: brimming over with vim and energy. Dut be sure the iron von take i- organic iron —*uxated Iron—and not metalhic iron which people usunally take. Organie iron—Nuxated Iron—is like the iron in vour bleod and like the iron in spinach, lentils and appies, while metallic iren is iron just ns it comes from the action of strong acids cit =inali pieces of iron filinzs and is thereio 1 eninely different thing from Nuxated loon, Nuxated Iron rep- Yesentsor-oule jion stich a highly concentrated fort ) il 1o iz estimated to ve approximatel; aeplent o( arisanic iron contenty to eatin s «i: hall ¢.art of spinach, ane guart of sreo etabics or halfa dozen baked appies. liis 1!~ taking extracts of beef instead of eatin: ponnds of meat. Over 4,000,005 1 + annually are using Nizated it It qiickly helps make rich rcd bßlood, revitelize worneut exhbausted 3 Hok g eased - strencih andd en Y will be refunied b i1 f ¢ :3+ does not prodiic. sans-11{ . ¥ ot sale by ati e gists, 4:‘\ o 139.