St. Croix Avis, 1922-11-18, page 4
-:- LECTURE -:- Nov. 19th --SPM. CUBA AN DTHE IMMIGRANTS. A knowledge of what our people are experiencing. By MRrR. EMANUEL BRROWVWVE, COME ONE, COME ALL. PRICES: 15, 10 and 5 eents. PREACHINGE C.!; ?’ S AT THBE Seventh Day Adventist Ghurch SUNDAY NIGHT the 19th inst. at 2 f) Ll v ‘ = ()t Subject:---The Greatest Theological Liar of St. Croix. Sentence will soon Ybhe passed ur by the Supreme Court. : All are cordially tnvited. Good music, ¥. BALL, Pastor. d /Y ™ is a n an or woman who hasno “wi |l-power” as a result of - force exhaustion .2 the physical suffering which may be caused by nervous irritability, headaches, backaches, indigestion, heart palpitation, etc., as a result of nerve force exhaustion, are nothing as compared with its awful effects upon the mind and ‘‘will power.”’ The most pitiful sight in life is a man or woman who has *‘no will’’—who has noble impulses and desires but not enough'‘will power” to carry them through. The memory also fails, the judgment is bad and everything therefore seems to go wrong. …
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-:- LECTURE -:- Nov. 19th --SPM. CUBA AN DTHE IMMIGRANTS. A knowledge of what our people are experiencing. By MRrR. EMANUEL BRROWVWVE, COME ONE, COME ALL. PRICES: 15, 10 and 5 eents. PREACHINGE C.!; ?’ S AT THBE Seventh Day Adventist Ghurch SUNDAY NIGHT the 19th inst. at 2 f) Ll v ‘ = ()t Subject:---The Greatest Theological Liar of St. Croix. Sentence will soon Ybhe passed ur by the Supreme Court. : All are cordially tnvited. Good music, ¥. BALL, Pastor. d /Y ™ is a n an or woman who hasno “wi |l-power” as a result of - force exhaustion .2 the physical suffering which may be caused by nervous irritability, headaches, backaches, indigestion, heart palpitation, etc., as a result of nerve force exhaustion, are nothing as compared with its awful effects upon the mind and ‘‘will power.”’ The most pitiful sight in life is a man or woman who has *‘no will’’—who has noble impulses and desires but not enough'‘will power” to carry them through. The memory also fails, the judgment is bad and everything therefore seems to go wrong. In such cases, donot take mere stimulating medicines nor narcotic drugs (which only further injure your delicate nervous system), but what you need is something to put more nerve force into your nerves and more iron into your blood to help make new nerve force with which to feed your starving nerve cells. This is most effectively accomplished by the free use of Nuxated Iron, Thisvaluable product contains the principal chemical constituent of active living nerve force in a form which most resembles that in the brain and nerve cells of man. It also contains strength-giving organic iron for the blood and may therefore be said to be both a blood and a nerve food. Over 4,000,000 people are using it annually. Satisfactory results are guaranteed to every purchaser or the manufacturers will refund your money. Beware of substitutes. Look for the word ‘‘Nuxated' on every package. Sold by all druggists. for Red Blood. Strength and Enduranc: - Listrilutors: Apothecary Hall, =t Thomas. St o £ 31X S¥l 5 /, " x /'? "“ > Q ? "‘ @ -’ : "\ X, e gy o Y VA Y ", & ifi/ r f a0 ‘ b &Rl e g A A AR g | S e )| 4 A\ Lo\ EREANPE ! Ay Bk« / \\?\l % 7 i R Rl . : o/l \\oe g 2 AR TER | \4 /’ ¢ 'fi L W N %, R L BB 2 L "-;;‘fr“ ‘ L ARI /5 :.’- SR SRR "AV AV A \‘ t:;f’ R .Atey A% =f & | \l\ Q vT B GRS ?l’.} A\ £\ 4w Ml « e} IR 's’ ¥ % % 1 : PSR, ) S 1,? IR AlzS w| % sl ERRER L iAy4 ke FAW AN i P BT S i %b (g |3‘ i SoBBAA L. &Sl Y ‘ ™ 3 ” _"!; 3 o v’!')‘,?; »,,'/‘/’f p‘, id ' ¥ b WVi fi‘ P gAt § f'( Wke 3.“?% () I; \; ; v R ¢ ¥ A ‘go’, Wit & 2Lt o '3 \ 3 | Ll VA 7Y 7(L DA R A Y\ ( % e| L e Y A ] 4 ‘ LR .’ ; "4, ‘,',./' /;&: ::' ] 'Z.=v T ' NA A S B %Mj SRy ek : 5.1 £ E 4/',/’.‘, ‘1 “'“? ,‘ fre* _..- 2% ~’y'i‘;ll'}“‘\\ ‘v}& ' \“" e 4 Y | ol é@' TAT )RN A 4 NA S : gL S §gL R/ b £ ) b § 0 - SR ~ & 17 : (/(f fl\ \w _ A RELN %fi,««m AR N LMoo TR 1. ‘ WM / - i T \‘\\w/\m \""“\ e\ & /Y 4M-24 ' WHAT IS IT WORTH TO BE SURE? Bahind the Goodyear Tire you buy today is a tire making experie#ee that is perhaps _ i D unequaled in all the world. # Over a period of nearly a quarter of a century millions of Goodyear tires have bzen put to test by the publiz. Th2 reputation that is Goodyear’s today could have been won by nothing less than extraordinary quality in Goodyear Tires. The sales could be the resalt of nothing eise than a prodaect of indubitable worth. That product has naver b2en 50 good, nevar 81 servic2able as now. You are sure of utimost mileage, comfort and [reedom from trouble when you buy Goodyear Cord Tires. Yet you get these things in Grodyear Cord Tires for ny more than you ar2 asked to pay for many other ordinary tires. You get them in iarger meas ire now than at any previous time. You get them at lower cost than ever bafore, P - So @ a.'< - > ’4»:‘:‘—3 SoOCETR A & S A 4 E=r's =®: : ' oD Gl S MADE IN CANADA. Rcb’t. L. Merwin & Co., | e xcb'te L. IVierwin 0., INcC. -