St. Croix Avis, 1921-12-03, page 1
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SR s o a P ot 5 P i - b ‘— ia-% # 3 -- \ = N=4 & ‘& ¥ . A /} ; \\h& \ fib’; ? / S >54 AN \ ! - ‘ A L : == N { 3 / @’ % ; & B, gs |4 B| A 4 S A\ e \ B\E L & ¢ RS R\ | o\ (s t 5] %WA W L\ 8% = - oy | m\ w 0 3 & N | A Foo——t N(B A\ |4 Ik (RN NS i 3 e o O ROSE [ WY Y’/ G} | ¥K] @ p e '1&; - s LN ¢ g & E UA ( [VeLN ¥ A A 157 PEAN Fig ebl | I‘&i; LA WS LNN /o Ll 'eQ& : e S g e e\ ey gl il »A& A { o e Y brH YREAR. . TaEsl. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and purlished daily (S days and Holidays excepted) by & b e {‘lZ,(_:) ‘évis O[fic{;. .j e JONRaAk it (lt TERMS---50 cents monthly iamodv e - d U Do single copy. Entered as second-clo matter i 26th 1917 at the Post Office at ¢sy sted, St. Croix, V. I of the U. S. 4 un :'"_3)“ the Act of March 8. 1879 s L 4 4 NLIN AT ELYAR /OHN ALEXANDER, tick’s Christznas Posi Carde ‘Yhe most welcome, ATtistic an N Up-to-date’’ Used by Royalty, Society and .he _ Great Publie, ' R’“ ?"“"” g S ed : 7 : OoF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT e NEWM QT T3] SRR I i NEW ST GROIX SEVINGS BARK On Saturday the 26th Nov. 1921 RECEIVERS: in (hristiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frede: *ed . B. HIGGINS L rustee. Balance of deposits to 19th Nov. 1921 L $ 87,895.34 12 Deposits, of which ‘ 9in Christiansted $ 39.84 ( new) 3in Frederiksted 5 1.9 (- new) $ 47.09 _ . $87,942.43 29 withdrawals of which 14 in Christiansted $ 99.20 Bin Frederiksted $ 147.30 =8 245 50 Balance of deposits to date $ 87,695.93 ceivers for Saturday the e Deo. 1921 fn Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. . 1n Frederiksted R. E. HIGGINS . « Trustee. ! A.E. STAKEMANN. President. - mi AT YOy s e . s . CUAMMITID TA A7 Ha TS st ey C\{RIQT.“ NETE N B s SATURIDAY 3RD EUE WL SreNsE LRI R e . - @® @ € ctive Middle Age TSy, May ~t Youtih .. Y lOOUL Medical Science proves blood rich in iron to be a secret of great stren, energy and en”rance ’ RR A ORI You may be a better man at 50 than the husky stripling of 25 ¢ you take care of yourself and KEEP YOUR BLOOD FILLED WITH IRON. Y. 1n an account of a severe mountain climbing test, a New York ncws, ner states that 20 per cent of those who acecomplished the feat were 44 yeais sad o, », D P 3 Prize-fighters, wrestlers and athletes have learned the value of plenty of \lain g - . - - . - . b . - coarse foods in their training as such a diet helps supply their bicod with icya. THERE ARE 830,000,000,000,000 RED BLOOD COL!'i ~ "'/ I[N YOUF BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON. Nature put plenty of iron in the husks of|(of spinach, carro . r other irongrains and the skin and peels of vegetables|containing fruits o @ .« :Licy to your daily =~nd fruits to enrich your blood, but modern|food and take orcnic iren, iike Nuxated Iron *thods of cookery throw all these things|with them for » v !iic and sce haw much your away—hence the alarming increase in recent|condition improves. & years in Anaemia—iron starvation of the blood, ee e e with ail it attendect iils, When yougebnp| 00 or o Deopie have suirisingly in feeling tired in the morning; when you find | o4sed thelr stre “f’;l.“ -le -s i ”df“;‘ yourself nervous, irritable and easily upset:|'® e W SEB 0 tm.u‘. e llq ah ,‘.“‘FD' e when you can no longer do your day's work But in mal\m{z: thx§ t%‘n e sure that ?.\.c iron without being all fagged out at night: when you take is organic iron and not metallic iron ey e*t"r;‘r:all iz Lintigiapd - have pains|©F Mineral iron whieh people usuaily take. ;cross sh: I»ack ag;u;sy.our ace \o6ks palé)axll(I Organic iron is like the iron in your blood and : ike ir in spinach, lentils and apples, drawn, do not wait until you go all to pieces 1\';1‘11(“!:‘l3e;;3111( lil'}(nb;flilll;lfltw,. | it x ‘./’I'“\jn;.;(:;l and collapse in a state of nervous proestration, tha 1' e (;f st;'on«'.-*"l-’ sol ‘“ h or until in your weakened condition you con- 'r:mz sOxw'mic ’r:n "M,,‘ e | ‘:d 4‘m w:our tract some serious disease, but consult your :i'r s t rx‘mer tllxe nanln.:"o" n\' \,”' \ TRON family physician and have him take a speci-|4T@&BISL U e o men of your blood and make a ‘‘blood count'’| Yourmoney will be refundad by the i .aufacof your red blood corpuscles, or test the iron-|turersifyoudo notuht;_;;n periectly factory power of your blood yourself by adding plenty | results. At all druggm's in I._:u}k.-t form ealy. VTN T B - =9 [ 3 7 P B e g AR ¥ e ; TSN BENT K L 9 | & DU NEWSTRENGTHANDEN 7 YL I ) D Y ey LT AP Ak S Iy i e DlSQ’;,{]}; iR Al HECARY 1 :I.'._‘_fbg J 4 ILI § &7 3 4%, Xmas Gifts! Household and Personai Afiicies, suitable for Christmas Gifts, also . A fine assorimeni of THys are now being opened out at the store of ißobert Arrastrong. Christiansted, St. Croix Ist December 1921. Yha Wamanla & ;Eifi:nnn The Toung Women's Mission Cinduy L ollily ulass ol the Lutheran Church will hold a Christmas Bazaar TUESDAY afternoon and Evening, December 13, in the Parsonage King St. Christmas Cards, gifts, candies, cakes and ice cram will be on sale, Your patronage is desired. No cel),