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P b ® : ® üblication. N‘ conformity with Section 22 of the Colonial Law all persons residing in the town of Frederiksted who consider themselves to have been, diring the last year, in receipt of a clear yearly income of 1,500 Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with Séetion 18 of the said Colonial Law., or who before the 81st. March 1922 will attain the qualifications of franchise (see Section 23, last clause) are hereby re- quested to notify the same in writing to the .undersigned Chairman of the Elec- toral Board before the expiration of this month, - The Electoral soard for the Town of Frederiksted, St. Croix, December 2nd. 1920. . : C. H. PAYNE, Chairman. P blo °® . üblication. N conformity with Section 22 of the I Colonial Law all persons residinz in the Country District of the Jurisdietion of Frederiksted who consider themselves to ‘have been, during the last year, in receipt of a clear yearly income of 1,500 Franes anl otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with Section 18 of the said Ccloniat Law, or who before the 31st. March 1922 will attain the qualifications of franchise (see Sec- tion 23, last clause) are hereby requested to notify the same in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Eiectoral Board before the expiration of this month. The Electoral Board for the Country District of Frederiksted, St. Croix, De- cember 2nd. 1920. C. H. PAYNE, Chairman. lc ® Publication. URSUANT to paragraph 2 of Charter of P Foundation for Mercnant WILHELM SMIDT’S Legacy for assisting poor persons in St. Croix, it is hereby brought to public notice that a balance of interest amounting to Fres. 81.50 will be on hand for distribution on January 1, 1921. Applications for participation in the distribution, duly certified, should be forwarded to the undersigned on or be- fore 22nd December, 1920 : Despatching Secretary’s Office, Chris- tiansted, BSt. Croix, V. 1., 15 November, 1920. C. W. FOX, ; Despatching Secretary. ST GHOILAdek YVt S One Reason Why The Tone . OF . EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD - SSONor CLARO COMO UNA CAMPANA - The Highest Class Talking Machine In The World CANNOT BE EQUAILALED. Cornets, Saxaphones, Flutes ard other metal musical instruments are made of brass, when not of silver, because brass rroduces a superior tone quality. The Sonora Tone Arm is made of brass because of this recognized fact. The tone arm of most other phonograph manufacturers are die castirgs from a composition of zine, lead and tin-porous, brittle and unsuitable for good tone quality and durability. : F. CHRISTENSEN. BETHLEHEM. DISTRIBUTORS. ST. CROIX. | [ B Publication. N conformity with Section 22 of the Co- | | lonial Law ali persons residing in the | town of Christiansted who consider themselves to have been, during the last year, in receipt of a clear yearly iucome ( of 1,500 Francs and otherwise to be en- | titled to the franchise in conformity with ~ Section 18 of the said Colonial Law, or who I before the 31st of March 1922 will attain the qualifications of franchise (see Sec- tion 23 last clause) are hereby requested to notify the same in writing to the un- dersigned Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expiration of this month. { The Electora! Board for Christiansted’s Town and Suburbs, St. Croix, Decem- ber 2nd. 1920. WILH. JENSEN. Chairman. Publicat: ’ üblication. ~ gN eonformity with Section 22 of the Co- I lonial Law all persons residing in the Country District of the Jurisdiction of Christiansted, who coasider themselves to have been, daring the last year, in re- ceipt of a clear yearly income cos 1,500 Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in conformity with Section 18 of the said Colonial Law, or who be- fore the 31st. March 1922 will attain the qualifications of franchise (see Section 23, last clause) are hereby requested to notify the same in writing to the under- ., signed Chairman of the Electoral Board before the expiration of this month. The Electoral Board for the Country District of Christiansted, St. Croix, De- cember 2ad 1920. WILH. JENSEN. Chairman. - FOR RENT. The Property No. 41 King’s Street from Ist January 1921. * For particulars apply to EM. E. SVITZER. " Lt. Princess, 2nd Dee. 1920. 3 OUR STOCK OF Christmas Cards. PUTS KNOWLEDGE IN THE - HEAD SPLENDID assortraent of Instruec- A tive &Entertaining magazines are at “our News Stands: THE CRISIS, NATJON, AMERICAN MUSICIAN, SEARCHLIGHT, & WORLD TOMAR- ROW. FORD OWNER AND DEALER for those who own and operate Ford cars. THE SATURDAY EVENING "POST is the ‘Cheapest in the World’. THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL for our women engaged in Dressmaking, Home- work, and those who like to read a good novel. —and of course THE NEW SUCCESS IS SIMPLY WON- : DERFUL! Ask for them at Edwards’ Parlor, Benjamin’s Case, Schou’s Barber Shop.