St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-09, page 4
NOTICE. THERE appeared a notice in the Herald of April 6, announcing a GENERAL MEETING of Members of the [a'or Union. As this notice is tnsigned we desire to make it known that the meeting has not been called by officers of the Labor Union. °. C. CROWE, Secty. For Sale. CRYSTAL VASES. GLASSES, and DEKANDERS, 1 big DINNER SET. all kind of KITCHEN UTENSILS, different kind of JEWELRY, some plated SILVER WARES, also * 1 BUGGY and 1 set NEW HARNESS. Plants and Poultry. K. KNUDSEN, Bookkeeper. La. Grange. Avpril 2nd. OF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT Wi D D [HE NE¥' 3T, CROIX SAVINGS BANK On Saturday the 2nd Ao~ 1921 RECELVERS: lin Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN frusiee. n Frederikstied R. E. HIGGINS Trostee. Balance of deposics to 26t Maren 1921 $ 91,272.69 41 Deposits, oi which 29 in Cnristiansted $ 578.95 (1 new) 12 in Frederiksted $ 6.06 (- new) : » 615.01 $91,837.70 19 withdrawals of which 13 in Christiansted $ 200.00 6in Frederiksted $ 255.00 $ 455.00 Balance of deposits to date 3 91,432.70 Receivers for Saturdiy . le9” At 1921 in Christiansted A. B. STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted R. …
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NOTICE. THERE appeared a notice in the Herald of April 6, announcing a GENERAL MEETING of Members of the [a'or Union. As this notice is tnsigned we desire to make it known that the meeting has not been called by officers of the Labor Union. °. C. CROWE, Secty. For Sale. CRYSTAL VASES. GLASSES, and DEKANDERS, 1 big DINNER SET. all kind of KITCHEN UTENSILS, different kind of JEWELRY, some plated SILVER WARES, also * 1 BUGGY and 1 set NEW HARNESS. Plants and Poultry. K. KNUDSEN, Bookkeeper. La. Grange. Avpril 2nd. OF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT Wi D D [HE NE¥' 3T, CROIX SAVINGS BANK On Saturday the 2nd Ao~ 1921 RECELVERS: lin Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN frusiee. n Frederikstied R. E. HIGGINS Trostee. Balance of deposics to 26t Maren 1921 $ 91,272.69 41 Deposits, oi which 29 in Cnristiansted $ 578.95 (1 new) 12 in Frederiksted $ 6.06 (- new) : » 615.01 $91,837.70 19 withdrawals of which 13 in Christiansted $ 200.00 6in Frederiksted $ 255.00 $ 455.00 Balance of deposits to date 3 91,432.70 Receivers for Saturdiy . le9” At 1921 in Christiansted A. B. STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. A.E. STAKEMANN., : President rL.O BHd s 4 VIB oLA A o AABN L et ) | ' A0 A 97 i XSy 1| T S 7l 'il @ W IERREIN ] . |SO | ( o | o) || | B = K 1 ' ' ey | A [ ?‘x‘a":fl*(‘é | 3 t;‘ /2= 1 | K| SO PV | I||QW gN i e . NG AR || ! {oac A o RS AN e A i 1)% &7 dllakd ' «;I‘@ St | ' 7 &)\ Al ES | | T e S -, A B | e e E‘q' N BN N T i E'V L A e SN oiy e | S e sds =G e I L R Ky Q‘ 07/ / '/";'-‘." gt | T o’i AL s ‘-f’;fia O e/ [ GS e ‘.fi* CYONT PR Lo YT/ ] ey o ket O sB sl W‘ T(7 )0 ':j:»?*‘;f.‘[fizfiff il \(f | o S AT R )ee =i < Tee” T | Rl /»"';= Uy Pl T N 79»- Wz 00l l z ® G o 522 82e% S P |PI k A2l :g,*,;"’*,.é} o O r'-;&\’v o | \e ig e N r,_ i Wt eR e \\ S o The harp that once throi:chTara’s halls The soul of music shed | Now hangs as mute on Tara’s walls | As if the soul were fled. —THOMAS MOORE r l "HOUGH the harp be still, Sonora plays for you heart-thrilling folk songs. The popularity of “Kathleen Mavourneen,” “Mother Machree,” “Killarney” ~nd the like never lessens. Sonora brings the great harpists, pianists, violinists and singers; it plays nursery rhymes and children’s tunes for the boys and girls; jazz, popular songs and light opera for the young people; and grand opera and sentimental ballads for the clder folks. Sonora’s tone, sweet, lifelike, expressive, is a joy to listen to. The purchase of a Sonora is the most sensible investment you can make. Choose from 31 superb period and upright styles Prices $75 to SIBOO ;TI 7 ‘ F. CERISTENSEN. BETHLEHEM. DISTRIEUTCERE. VIEGIN (SLANDS Enjoy the pride of possessing k) ® e ® The Highest Cla.s Talking Machine in the World | THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY /2= CLEAR AS A BELL (E—s ® 370 s