St. Croix Avis, 1922-12-22, page 1
,(a, L (AT o@x m]%% i@ / v e | - 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED., V.II. U. 8 A.. FRIDAY 228 D DECEMBER 1922, . | Christmas Cantata | THE Cantata "THE STORY OF THE | STAR’’ will be rendered at Friedens- | feld (Midland) Church by the Choir and | Sunday School on DECEMBER 24TH at | 5 P. M. | ALLARE CORDIALLYINVITED. | Silver Collection at the Door. | P SARTELS. : JOHN ALEXANDER, * ’ 33-35 King’s Street, WHAT WEALTH OF GRAYITUDE SHALL CHRISTMAS BRING FOR YOU? Some one wrote, long ago: ‘' ’Tis sweet to be remembered’” and it seems as though Christmas was created to foster “‘sweet remembrances’ —to keep us from forgetting friends that we may not see often, , and to enable us to show our affection for those near by, with whom daily association makes our whole life’s happiness. T..oughtfulness and Yaletide liberality make a happy Christmas and true and last- ing friendships. What shall we do to help yon? Can we offer you the following Christmas Cift sug- gestions which can be bhad at our store. Beautiful Vietrolas from $25. …
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,(a, L (AT o@x m]%% i@ / v e | - 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED., V.II. U. 8 A.. FRIDAY 228 D DECEMBER 1922, . | Christmas Cantata | THE Cantata "THE STORY OF THE | STAR’’ will be rendered at Friedens- | feld (Midland) Church by the Choir and | Sunday School on DECEMBER 24TH at | 5 P. M. | ALLARE CORDIALLYINVITED. | Silver Collection at the Door. | P SARTELS. : JOHN ALEXANDER, * ’ 33-35 King’s Street, WHAT WEALTH OF GRAYITUDE SHALL CHRISTMAS BRING FOR YOU? Some one wrote, long ago: ‘' ’Tis sweet to be remembered’” and it seems as though Christmas was created to foster “‘sweet remembrances’ —to keep us from forgetting friends that we may not see often, , and to enable us to show our affection for those near by, with whom daily association makes our whole life’s happiness. T..oughtfulness and Yaletide liberality make a happy Christmas and true and last- ing friendships. What shall we do to help yon? Can we offer you the following Christmas Cift sug- gestions which can be bhad at our store. Beautiful Vietrolas from $25. to $75.00 Six V.ctor Reeords for $4.00-10"" size, A niz» Box of Chocolates from 60 cents to $1 70, A pair of Silk Garters for 60 cents. A Gift Rox of Handkerchiets, nicely embroidered. . A Gentleman’s shaving set. A Ladies Manicuring and Toilet Set. A box of Holly Ribbons. A Nice Box of Perfumes or Talcum Powder. ® A pottle of French Lotion for $4.00. An artistic Glass Bottom Waiter. Or an Alum. Per-olator. A genuine Men’s Calf .eather Purse Or a Black Fibre Irunk. WE HAVELOTS OF OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. WE HAVE A HATTO SUITEVERY LADY AND CHILD IN THIS COMMUNITY. Which of the abnve Useful Articles is too fine for your Mother? Whose Wife batter deserves one of the Most Beau'iful Presents in our store? The Best we have is none too Good for Mother. Have you a dauchter that vou are proud of? and that you want to have teel Proud of you, then choose her Christmas Gift from: - CORNER OF MARKET & KING S'TREF:TS. | :(Q I |I S ‘ ~ F. M. CORNEIRO, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, | St. thomaes N 1 THE ST. CROIX AVIS 13 pm'n.‘te‘r! anrd putlished drilu (Sundays anl Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Oice. TERMS---50 cents montily in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Watered as second-class matter May 24th 1217 nt the Post ) Jie at Christian- god St Croje, V. L ofthe UU. 5. A., 4% d2r the A=t of Mareh 3. 1879. 0 T T 4 N<Cips DALL AT T413 9°FIGE AND SEE OUR LALGE ASSORTMENT OF b .q M 2 BE e ” 3 ' Dhrisimas, K Yaar and Birthday Gards ‘“Avis’®Office. Ist Dee, 1922. " Dacamber 1922 Arrivals Mixed Nuts., Walnuts, Sweet Almonds, Almonds in the Shell, Bitter Almonds, Table Raisins, Seediess Raisins, Cur- raants, Sugared Almonds, Citron ete. MAILLARD’S CHOCULATES & BON BONS in toxes. SUCHARD & GALLA PETER CHOCOLATES, Assorted. MIXED CHOCOLATES, MIXED CAN- DIES, ete. by the pound. FILLED DATES, FIGS and CANDY in glass jars. Christmas Candies and Hold=rs. Hubizant, Geliee Freres, Colgate’s, Perfumes and Powders. Bxera fine TOILET SOAPS in boxes. THARMOS BOTTLES and FOOD JARS. Watermann’s Founia n Pans. EVER SHARP PENCILS Assortad, CIGAR3 in Hae asswtnent, Packed in boxes suitable for Gl LS. All kinds of CIGAREITES at popular prices. BAU DE CIOLOGNE, TOILET ARTI CLES TOILEL WA TR, FLORIDA WATHE ¢ic cie: and the best of aill XMAS GIFTS. Easiman Kodaks. All sizes. ; CROWN MALT EXTRACT, Temperance Qnality. Many other Articles suttable for THE SEASON. Hans Boje & Jean Pefersen. No. 294.