St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-21, page 1
&. 4 Y -~ T i 4 9 \(\1: \gJ W \ - .rsg\*f* = : h)pz\ ,f\\\ \\( ; / V % L. 75tH YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS i 8 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advan e, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-class matter M : 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christic ated, St. Crowe, V. I. of the U. S. A., « - der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be gla ! ly received when the same deals with mct ters of general interest, and is accomp’ nied with the auther’s name, as a quarantee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon dentsnor does he neczssarily endorse theny. CF OEPOGSITS VITHDRAWALS AT . ;." o“ .t - s -2 & ' [HE NEV* ST. OR.X SAVINGS Bai! On S:-u-day 'he 14th Feby. 1920. - RECE. VERS: In Chr s.iansted A. E. STAKE A N i'rustee. In Fred :riksted . R. E HIGGL S Trustee. Balance of dep sit; to 7th Feby. 19.. C $ 70,000.. 0 3¥ Deposits, of v hicn sy 18 in ('L > stians d % 153.90 £ 2 11(,"&') : ; 13 in Frele ikstd g 28.38 l 1 L2W 2 $181.443 . $70,182. …
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&. 4 Y -~ T i 4 9 \(\1: \gJ W \ - .rsg\*f* = : h)pz\ ,f\\\ \\( ; / V % L. 75tH YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS i 8 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advan e, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-class matter M : 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christic ated, St. Crowe, V. I. of the U. S. A., « - der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be gla ! ly received when the same deals with mct ters of general interest, and is accomp’ nied with the auther’s name, as a quarantee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon dentsnor does he neczssarily endorse theny. CF OEPOGSITS VITHDRAWALS AT . ;." o“ .t - s -2 & ' [HE NEV* ST. OR.X SAVINGS Bai! On S:-u-day 'he 14th Feby. 1920. - RECE. VERS: In Chr s.iansted A. E. STAKE A N i'rustee. In Fred :riksted . R. E HIGGL S Trustee. Balance of dep sit; to 7th Feby. 19.. C $ 70,000.. 0 3¥ Deposits, of v hicn sy 18 in ('L > stians d % 153.90 £ 2 11(,"&') : ; 13 in Frele ikstd g 28.38 l 1 L2W 2 $181.443 . $70,182. ¢ 5 withdrawals of wkich 4in Cheist.ansted: § 8730 » lia ¥Fredesiksted § - 1.00 5 $ 88.¢) Bale ne> i ceposiis o date §7O 093.¢ 3 Reeciver for Saturc iy, the zi” Feb. 192 . In Christiancted 2. A E. STAKEMAI'N '{'rustee. : In Frederiksied, ]E. HicGnis Trustee. ? ’ A. E. STAKEMANN President. CHRISTIANSTED. V. L. U. & Afi"‘”;&\TURDAY. 21st FEBRUARY 1920 -—-.-.-_.--—-.-.A‘-__» o o ~}' .etßsS S.R 0 B S eBD BS A . -~ .- o - - 3 - -t : Fe WG AF : B B WY ® ‘\é" . \ Yg) &V WV | ® ¢ S r kls .7.-n Men i , fls&dv a LO4OB 7 . @ ;% ©sa 3 0 7 Greater Percentage of Anaemia—Lack of Irem in the Biood==/\meng Women Makes Them Lose Much of Their Youth, Beauty ¢nd Former Aitractiveness, v T And Become Fretful, Nervous and Run-down- i T What Women Need Is Hot Cosmetics or Stimulating MR & 3 - ¥ ‘;i\, :L ¢\ o ‘,: 3 3 Drugs But Plenty of Pure Red 8100 d Rich Inlren. i+ S == il ey s as ‘ ; . LR OT, T T g < Physician " iviains Hew Organic Iron—Nuxated I*‘3 s )* T Iron, Earick: “he Blood, Strengthens The Nerves, FM, Ig% el ; . " Rant B N .1 VYY) WATD i “k. g At" - Builds Up F . :ical Powe: and Often Makes "V .l;, HeMeY. ¥ bRN ‘W B e Fecl Vears ¥ RN, TR Pale Careworn VWomen Lotk and Feel Vears Younge:r, OV 80T 0 T 7\ i/- Nk - - Look for the woman who adpears younger than a man of {O7 5 I\ At‘ ) the same age and you will ind the exception to that vast ‘\m‘ ok T ri'\é(‘f{- majority upon whom anaemia—-lack of iron in the hlood—hae g gy . AR /oA fastenad its grip and is gradually sapping the health, vitality S G dg v/ 5 @ ] and beauty which every woman so longs to rctain. In most R \%u £ cases men safeguard their healih better than women by eating . ";;-‘:.\ g ‘2‘,;- RE coarser foods, being more outdof-doors and leading more g T () ‘D . *'-«‘;’ active lives, thereby keeping their blood richer in ircn SIS S A e PL Y and their bodies in better physital condiiion. The very PP PP T T o, /A o *i@al‘s moment a woman aliows hergclf to become weak, 473 o« A o the doitsan : nervous and run-down she is placing 2 drain upon 4 q;f SN L e s’{&“‘; life {xi’t‘({lgf;gcfl:\ aer who'e system which overtaxes the power of “i AR ety eRO e £3, 00 Sctics o b 2 blood so renew wasted tisstie and kecp active %?z o O (T Sl fimalatinn d: vy the natural life forces of the body. Tliere are s‘( > \;fiw."‘{g)n\ ‘,-If;-fs;ffi?‘f‘i'_‘_-‘; pure blood. Witkwt usands qf women who ara ageing and breal ing ~‘;g;kg‘;"",-?};‘ '&@(QL ""3{'“ out it no woms dcown at a time when they slouid be enjoying that ~""§f¢ ‘i" 3 1/3“%1?* ue/a Ay &J?*%\ fii?sef!fofif‘ri“ : pe-fect bodily health which comes froni plenty of -’:W*Z‘f' {7 [] % oNI work, Iron ircn in ‘he blood, simply becguse they are not ffi‘t%, /' [ eTI T Nl of the greatce: avwake to their corncition. For want of iron a el { ,“‘V e iF N blood buildore. o) woeman taay fook and feel oldsat ’f‘,i?._.:“_‘ff Lal ( pogtaih ol ul £OB T have foundg ot tnirty, rale, haggard and gail TR N, G N W e if";' Mg 10 my exprii- Tuyl'do~'v“_‘vbile at 3¢ 280 j .*»‘, e “|-.{‘-'°_ ";; W & ¥ "(\: & \'\,‘ 7. .» '\\'r" '.u‘.;‘ ”\. \”' ve ith d heal nigienty R | O ) Lo N P ‘l"' Y torhelping to maks with good health an ' lcnry AR I (W B, A TR AR “'rong, healthy of iron in Her blocu sho SIS 3 Tgl 2 ::—‘.‘V‘ 3\ fann ;” red-blooded womcn 'filic}" still be young in ‘:f“ 4( e4qr ! \ ,*\ 3 ‘t %Sm;"\:u:. ~(r(3‘l\;} {;f(-lmg dz nd so full of {,é v ;’T;Q";z, ;‘ N W S ;_m:i.:u: s ife and attractiveness e=S AL )T AR 3@ I2ATS ormula ‘and my a8 to defy detection of Lt Ll v SRR |‘i v own tests of Nux. TRTEN )AL . SARPC RN g - N AL M BS«e Tl o PR, B¢ . TR SN A U SR A T DL S e her real age. But 2 :E-\‘ ‘ = ‘ ;_,;-__;“;_y woman <annot save B/N B beautiful rosy cheeks | ;":;_?ff [ o’ \: @ or an gbundance of \ j\; Pl@ /4 7LN etrength and endurarce S\ i ] without iron, and phy- eNN R ) . sicans below have @A AN A E LR /), besn asked to explain QA REINN o g so AN why they prescribe or- %fi ‘ \ : ~}: . ganic iror—Nuxated Iron ._*; A ; i%o N +~to help supply thisdd- b, S i&}z o R ficiency znd aid in building R 4OY @ .race of stronger, healthieg i i 2 ea.!'S wecmen. Dr. James Francis Sullivan, forme:ly ph sleian of Bellevue Hospita! (Qutdoor De t.f New York, and the Westches:er County gtog. pital says: “As I have said a hundred dmes over, organic iron is cne of the grectst of all strength builders, Many a woman who i# run-down easily tired out, neryous and irritable, suffers from ironcx ficien? and does not know it. I am vinoed that there are thuosands of such women who, simply by taking Nuxated Iron might readily build up their red c:z puscles, increase physical energy, and themselves into a condition to ward off the millions of discase germs that arfe , " DISTRIBUTQRS: APOTHECARY HALL, f ST. THOMAS. almost contirually around us. Like doubtless hundreds of other fellow physicians, I have preseribed Nuxated Iron many, many times, and I have seen frequent ins‘ances where it gave renewed strength, and energy, increascd power and endurance, steady nerves, and tlie rosy bloom of health in 2bout ten days' or two weeks’ time. I corn:ider Nuxated Iror one of the'foremost blood and body builders—the best to which I have ~ ever had recourse” ; Among other physicians asked for an - opinion was Dr. George H. Baker, formerly . Physician and Surgeon Monmouth Memorial ' Hospital, New Jersey, who says: “What wo. men need.to put roses in their cheeks and 4l€d lron R fegl convinced that it is a preparation which any physician can tzke himseif or prescribe for Lls potients with tle u:most confidence of obtainin:; highly beneficial znd satisfactory tesults,”’ Dr. Ferdinand Xing, a New York PlLy' nican and Medical Author says: “In - opinion there wun be #Y ke althy, rqsy - checked wornen without iron, I have stron, ly emruasized the faet that dectors should prescride more otfAßlc iirn— uxated Tron ~for t:cir ngrybEs; twgedown; weak, haggard looling women paticnts, ' Anaemiairon dericicney—is the greatest curse to the Bealth, ‘sirencth, wilaline and heatity iof the modern Aimericon woman. Lack of iron in tie biced rizy olien tranzform a beautiful, swezt-tempersd woman izto one who is cross, nervons and drel slle—one who makes lile a burdeod 10 Lerscilf, un'carzLle for hei buziazd, 22d Clsac-eczble £-r h-r children. VWhen the iron go#s from the blood of women, the roses go from their checks.’ IIATIUFACTURERS' NOTE: Nufated Iron whick | iee scribed and recommended above by plivsicians is not & sveret remedy, but one which is well known to druggists. Unlike the older inorganiciron preducts it is easily assime ilated, does not injure the teeth, makg them biack mor upset the stomach. The mannfacturers gaarantee successful snd nntirel‘ satisfactory results or they will refusd your money. I$ is dispensed in ¢his city by all good druggfsts, ; Ne 42