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St. Croix Avis, 1921-12-13, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1921-12-13
Pages
1
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Publicati üblication. N conformity with Section 22 of the Colonial Law of 6th Acril 1906, all in- _habitants of the town of Christiansted, Virgin Islands of the United States, who consider that they have had a clear an- nual income of Francs 1500, in the pass year Ist January to 3lst [ecember, 1921, and that they are otherwise entitled to vote in accordance with Section 18 of the Colonial Law, or that they will atrain the right to vote before the 3lst March 1923, are herzby requested to submit information thereof in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Board of Election, before inhe end of this month. The Board of Election for the Town and Countr District, of Christiansted St. Croix, December 10, 1921. ¢ H PAYNE, Chairman. Publicati üblication. …

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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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Publicati üblication. N conformity with Section 22 of the Colonial Law of 6th Acril 1906, all in- _habitants of the town of Christiansted, Virgin Islands of the United States, who consider that they have had a clear an- nual income of Francs 1500, in the pass year Ist January to 3lst [ecember, 1921, and that they are otherwise entitled to vote in accordance with Section 18 of the Colonial Law, or that they will atrain the right to vote before the 3lst March 1923, are herzby requested to submit information thereof in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Board of Election, before inhe end of this month. The Board of Election for the Town and Countr District, of Christiansted St. Croix, December 10, 1921. ¢ H PAYNE, Chairman. Publicati üblication. N conformity with Section 22 of the Colonial Law of 6th April 1906, all in- habitants of the Country District of Christiansted, Virgin Islands of the United States, tvho consider that they have had a clear annual income of Francs 1500, in the past year first January to 31st December, 1921, and that they are otherwise entitled to vofe in accordance with Section 18 of the Colonial Law, or that they will attain the right to vote be- fore the 31st March 1923, are hereby re- quested to submit information thereof in writing to the undersigned “hairman of the Board of Election, before the end of this month. The Board of Election for the Town and Country Distriet, of Christiansted, St. Uroix, December 10, 1921. C. H. PAYNE. Chairman. BY special request, The Christian- sted Entertaining Company will repeat their programme, Wednesday Night Dec. 14,1921 4. the Christiansted Theatre at 8 p. m. _ Tic' ets will be sold at the The- atre. : Reserved Seats..... ------25¢c, General Entrance.........-20c. Children. .- -+ ... = o loe C. BASTIAN, Manager. ca el Y ay s B. Brandt is well known in 3% Uroix for Neat Attractive Printing—- j Therefore, ifyou would have that | Joyful, Friendly FExpression of | Xmas Tide printed on the Cards | you sznd out this season let me | print your 1‘ . : - Xmas & New Year Cards Their appearance will carry more | than mere words can express. . Commerciol Printing also accepted. | Printed Wedding & Birthday % Cards also on hand for sale. | B. BRANDT, i Frederiksted, St. Croix, V. 1. - REMEMBER THE DATE! .~ TUESDAY, December 13, - Christmas Bazaar ! Un ler the auspices of : . ’ . 2 l The Young Women's Mission Study Glass f of the Lutheran Church | at the | ® 1 Parsonage King St. f Hours 4 to 9.20 P. M. (akes, ice crzam, candies, Christ- mas Cards and gifts,will be on sale. N\l \\P e/ A A ¥ ~ffi;:s‘ss\t=lfsi??g!l!l.?h“l\il ;maN; \ v N DN i (. ‘i;\h‘:iziii!z;igi?l’d;@i??‘ : v’-"w-“L‘“l‘”iii 9§ | W | RALLAi o @:t;i:if’-“"‘fl:in!i}!‘ | L(el Nl .m” L } CIGARETTE CASES in Sterling Silver and durable white Metal. Large selection, ratterns and styles to suit your taste. F. M. CORNEIRO, Jeweller & Optician. St. Thomas, V. I. B o ® Publication. UE to postponement of the Colonial D Council meetine until December 22, 1921, the previously advertised .hmn‘ for the Tax Com mission of St. Cr:;‘lx so meet in the Police Office at i"x'edermsre-(l n that dare, is hereby changed from 10 ‘elock a. m. to 9o’clock a. m Tax Commission For St. Croix. 9 De- cember, 1921 C. E. RAPPOLEE. T. J. STRIDIRON. STR TNT 2 s \F—"""”".—"—“. u}_",.,f-. 'Ef PR I 1 e ?il { !“;:‘:V“ “""H‘ a1 ?‘\'ll il b B “«,'“?mw“ ‘;”: g ilU“ii:‘}'}u,i"‘;l’ ) b ;,‘I" ft |h:"l‘ ‘% ; = 8le| Ml || sy - %M S T | ”““\;l‘ e f?~'49}s;;.—. 18 'sl ll!?"“y’i"- ‘h "' i "‘;o, ” 55 o|R A, o 0 Rl B\ & | o L C Portrait PHOTO Enlargements true to life, size 16 by 20 made from any photograph with a beautiful frame gilt or walnut imitation for SIO.OO sent prepaid to you if you remit a photograph and $2.00 to guarantee E~press charges. The Mayaguez Frame Co. makers of Portraits, Frames of all styles and for all kinds of pictures, mouldings. Address Mayaguez Portoe Rico CHEAP FOR CASH in good running condition. : Apply to ROBT. ARMSTRONG, Christiansted.