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St. Croix Avis, 1920-11-18, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-11-18
Pages
1
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The Highest Class Talking Machine In The Waoild. That’s the title that has been won hy the Sonora. Its Extraordinarily, pure, rich tone is delightfully expressive. The qualty of this tone was awarded: the highest score at the Panama Pacific Exposition, and has b2en judged to be the finest obcainable by the thousands of mu-=ic lovers who own Sonoras. ; ELINSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD oo sonoral * Y ctins comoomcanmin e s designed for thuse who WANT thé best and,‘tb?.thom‘ who' tak: pride in knowing that there is no phonograph that eguals the on 2 they own’ g : For Gracefulness of appearance, for beauty o. cabinetry and for exclusive vital features, Sonora is supreme among phonograp s. A wonderful line ofupright and period models is available. Prices $60,---to 2,500,--- F. CHRISTENSEN. BETHLEHEM DISTRIBTTORS. ST. CROIX. LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 13, 1920. Maria Andren, Maria Adriana Arno, Company Street, P. " ustian, Water Gut, James Bastian, Ernesta Benjamin, Joseph Benners, Aleath Blyden, . Douglas Bradford, Alfred Brooks, Samuel Brooks. …

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The Highest Class Talking Machine In The Waoild. That’s the title that has been won hy the Sonora. Its Extraordinarily, pure, rich tone is delightfully expressive. The qualty of this tone was awarded: the highest score at the Panama Pacific Exposition, and has b2en judged to be the finest obcainable by the thousands of mu-=ic lovers who own Sonoras. ; ELINSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD oo sonoral * Y ctins comoomcanmin e s designed for thuse who WANT thé best and,‘tb?.thom‘ who' tak: pride in knowing that there is no phonograph that eguals the on 2 they own’ g : For Gracefulness of appearance, for beauty o. cabinetry and for exclusive vital features, Sonora is supreme among phonograp s. A wonderful line ofupright and period models is available. Prices $60,---to 2,500,--- F. CHRISTENSEN. BETHLEHEM DISTRIBTTORS. ST. CROIX. LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 13, 1920. Maria Andren, Maria Adriana Arno, Company Street, P. " ustian, Water Gut, James Bastian, Ernesta Benjamin, Joseph Benners, Aleath Blyden, . Douglas Bradford, Alfred Brooks, Samuel Brooks. “ompany Street, Samuel Brooks, Estate Orange Grove, Christian Christian, : Mary Cornelius, Christiana Cornelius, 50 Company Street, William Coulson, - Nettie Cunningham, 5 William H. Derricks. Raymond Doyles, Amelia V. Edwards, Christiana Ford, Company Street, Jane Gordon, FErnestine Hart, ¢ o. Francis Daniel (2), Esta Horris, eco. Mrs. Williams, Francis Hendricks, Klizabeth Hully, KElizabeth Harrisono, Josephine Hendricks, . Samuel Herbert, : Ferdinand Jacobs, Marie James, Peter E. James, 19 Strand Street, ‘Annie James, ' Arabella James, "elestina Jarvis, Rebeeca Johnson, . Mary Johnson, Lillian Lamb, : Christilia Lashley, . Maria Lewis,: Joseph Lobearty, Moriah Ludvig, 12 Western Subburbs, Viola Luecas, ‘ Reuben Maxwell, White Oak Hill, Sophia Mehers, L Christian Mikel, Frank Miler, Christian Miller, Marrian Mills, Orange Grove, Martha Moore, Queen Cross Str., No. &, C. Murlame, John Nixon (2), Ulrica De Nully, Smith Street, Florence Pond (2), Fudan Philips,. Emanuel Phipps. Juliana Petersen, Edward Petrus, Solome Porter, Ann E. Samuel, Ann Eliza Samuel, Andrew Samuel, Fischer St. 37, . Hesikier Scott, Company St., Alveder Sillens, Clarita simmons, Abraham Sweeny, Beatrice Williams, Felicita Williams, Free Gut. Corcline Williams, Morning Star, co. Mr. Howard,- Merlisa Williams, ¢o. Aaron Samuel. Post Office, Christiansted, V. 1., No- vember 15, 1920. ? i : B. R. LARSEN, ) : Postmaster. & Something Good! Some have tried it, you ask . them. The way to get more milage from your cut and blown out tires and tubes. .Good werk guarauteed. ~_ Prices moderate. It is by sending your repairs to THE STEAM VULCANIZING PLANL oF FABIO. SPEGIAL ATTENTION. THI' Century Brass Bandintend to‘have some amv=ements in the near future, and theres re throu this medium-" is ask- ing everybody to co-operate with us to make same a success. The amount colleeted in this persuit willbe uséd to get a few more necessary pieces of instruments for the BAND. Now all persons interested in selling or retailing of any kind, or in such sports as BOXING, WRESTLING, FOOI RA- CES, BAG RACES, HIGH and iONG JUMPING and any-ather sports not men- tioned are asked to make same known to the CENTU/RY BRASS BAND-as soon as possible, as a special meeting shall soon be called and we would like all such persons te be present sn as to give sug gestions and help arrange the plan in de- tails. ‘ Communications to the above may be addressed to the (‘entury Brass Band, Frederiksted. Any-one who would like to call ia person may call at the residence of any of the OFFICERS of the BAND, or can even make communications throu any of the members, but iet it be as s.on as you possibly can. THE CENTURY BRASS BAND. ’ Frederiksted. AUCTION. T is hereby made known rhat according to orders from Govaranment and pursu- ant to resolutinn passed by the Colo- nial Council for the Municipality of St. Croix on -Octobar 18th. a. c., approved by the Governor the 26th. s. m. the fol- lowing lots of land in the town of Chris- tiansted, St. Croix, belonging to th: Mu- nicipality of St Croix, will be sold a: public Auection, namely: Lot No. 15 East Street, Chris- tiansted, : Monday, November 22nd. 1320, AT 3 OO’CLOCK p. M. Lot No. 36 Fisher Street, Chris- fiansied, . | 3 : NONDAY, NO'EMBER 22nd. 1920, AT 4 O’CLOCK ». M. The Au tions willbe held- at the un- dersigned Office, where the terms of sale ete. are open for inspection. The Vendue Office, Chr stiansred, ©t. Croix, November sth. 1920. : WILH. JENSEN. N o)L X S