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Publicat: -~ Fublication. ¢T is hereby made known that according § 0 requsst made by GILBERT MOY- ER, Awmerican Soda Foun‘ain, St. Thomas, the dealing Court has today taken possession of the estate of said GILBERT MOYER as bankrupt Everybody who might have claim against said estate are hereby requested to file such claim, within six months from today, with the [Bealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John. in administra- tion as said estate, Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, St. Thomas March 23rd. 1921 THIELE. For Sale. CRYSTAL VASES. GLASSES, and DEK ANDERS, 1 big DINNER SET. all kindx 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, April 2nd. In the District Court of the Virgin Is- lands of the United States. Frederiksted Sub-Judicial Division. IN THE MATTER OF THE EST\ "E OF DANIEL E. HENRIQUEZ D% CEASED. NOTIGE TO GREDITORS. OI‘iCE is hereby given that the un- dersigned was on the 26th day of March 1921, duly appointed adminis- trator ‘of the akove named estate. All persons h ving claims against DANIEL HENRIQUEZ, deceased, are hereby re- quired to present their claims, with pro- per vouchers, witlin six months from the date of this first publication, name- ly Ist day of April, 1921, to the under- signed administrator, No. 18 Strand Street in Frederiksted, St. Croix. : D. NOLL, , Admanistrator, have-made another cut in BLACK SCALE FISH ‘at prewar price Bc. per lb. Christiansted, 29th March 1921. M. A. PRETTO. e R LeRt //- m?g ,r\f;"/ 1 SPUgP A > b < {4oool RS R Ty @l e S eS. Ip \ {4 /1 | A . : ‘ ‘ ol N A | o | /‘_?; %«“?a@j*i'w ; NPT | ul &f»li"’ Lo (XY ‘ 1 | N )IQl":E"’Jirf“’*' || e BEN AN N &l l L\ ADN L IR g 5 3 i b A%T| e e— ,' 77 ) ol BT|ee| ¢| | ‘t\’ N v N|| (e AM‘"’ x‘ RE\s i/ ol B WLI S )N 'Hv)" 1 ~ ‘;'”'-“\T Y M’.v(':'-; . .:_“ ; e ;i::’—» LR L | e el TR ey LG R :“ “&\L }l/ e H,?‘,eRISI < v@r{:::}géig ¥ Qq‘% BTt ';{/'/,'," / H "'.;”«"- 3 “‘é.’;»":»‘}f"-i?;,;’;v':ew‘? B(':..;Vg:’ Yi e) TR )3, #55 eT () T ;5; ks AL 7A|R RTR WILRRLR ./[t GTR Sse gal gy Y|\ ((‘e éqg?‘~ *kb}b«-%}5’%&5’ " N e A \ e VB noa LRV i g e Y - L 2 .‘i{:?i ot e O S 8 ~~§ ‘;_:{F;T“’E'EJ x;'/,y | The harp tha: once throvrh Tara’s halls The soul of music shed Now hangs as muiz on Tora’s walls As ifthe soul were fled. —THOMAS MOORE ’ I ‘HOUGH the harp be still, Sonora plays for you heart-thrilling folk songs. The popular- ity of “Kathleen Mavourneen,” “Mother Mach- - _ree,” “Killarrrey” and the like never lessens. Sonora brings th: greai barpists, pianists, violinists and singers; it plays nurscry 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 older folks. 3 Sonora’s tone, sweet, lifelike, expressive, is a joy to listen to. The purchase of a Sonora is l the most sensible investment you can make. Choose from 31 superb period and upright styles ! Prices $75 to SIBOO F. CHRISTENSEN. A s BETHLEHEM. DISTRIEUITCRS. VIRGIN iSLANDS Enjoy the pride of possessing 3 ° e ° The Highest Cla.s Talking Machine . in the World THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY /Z=3 CLEAR AS A BELL &eoamemmn | ® @~n =