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St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-14, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
Date
1921-04-14
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1
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<E ¥ ;&;. ,ol‘”f 'r“é{-\h* Rl 8 4 _ w 0. i. QU? Bl V.o PMARITES having clalms agai:ar P Joint Kataie of the [ate My, UARL CLENDIMEN and previously decoss ed wife VIRGINIA CLENDINEN are hereby notified to file th-t claims accornpanied by the necessary proois with the undersigned « xecutor of the witi. wiithin 3 months. : The Mectineg< on the said Joirt istate will he heid by the executir @ No. 25 KiesnprindsensGade, Kronprindsens Kvar teit on the third Monday of every maaih 10 o'clock a. mi., at St. Thomas this 29th day ot March 1921. . MORON 10 IHE PREsSipENT OF THE ST. CROIX U AaBO UNION. Labor Headqwarters, Christiansied, WNir, 9 E th: district Officers :f . the wSt . …

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<E ¥ ;&;. ,ol‘”f 'r“é{-\h* Rl 8 4 _ w 0. i. QU? Bl V.o PMARITES having clalms agai:ar P Joint Kataie of the [ate My, UARL CLENDIMEN and previously decoss ed wife VIRGINIA CLENDINEN are hereby notified to file th-t claims accornpanied by the necessary proois with the undersigned « xecutor of the witi. wiithin 3 months. : The Mectineg< on the said Joirt istate will he heid by the executir @ No. 25 KiesnprindsensGade, Kronprindsens Kvar teit on the third Monday of every maaih 10 o'clock a. mi., at St. Thomas this 29th day ot March 1921. . MORON 10 IHE PREsSipENT OF THE ST. CROIX U AaBO UNION. Labor Headqwarters, Christiansied, WNir, 9 E th: district Officers :f . the wSt . Croix Labor Union, whose names are hereio attached, herveby request the Presidenpt, on behalf of the members whon: we repiesent @ nd on our « wir benalf, and on behali ot the in terests of ai: the other members of our ins itutisn, whose intorest are ours ai 80, {v take s{eps to remove iroin ¢Hn nection with our institution., OCi AViUs CATO GRANADY, in accordance wiih the terms of the petition from menibers of the institution which we bher-with Lresent to you. Whatever money is logally due o hin we requesi you tu pay to him on the receipt of this vur ©orese tation, and to see that bis eonnection with our an stitution 1s severed linmediately as we no ionger have any uase for him in connection therewiri, Your failure (o take proper and in niediate .steps upor ihis our petiticn will compel us to scek at once tur‘her redress in respeec to tais and our many other grievances from comrpetent and lawiul authorities. We remain Yours respect{ully, JOSEPH LEVINE, Isaac BRUNN. JOSEPH XDWARDS, JOSEPH HARRISON, JOMAS ANDREW, FRITZ GROSVENOR, W. HODGE, - WILLIAM .JAMES, CHARLES ENJAMIN, JAMES KIRTON, SAMUEL CHARLES, JOSEPH MILLER, PETER LEWIS, PERCIVAL OSBORNE, ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER JOSEPH. ALEXANDER CONTON, . FRANK CANTERBURY, LORENTIUS JOSEPH, - WANTED, NEAT BOY to work short time evenings. ; Apply at No. 17 Company Street. D 7 5 ~ ~3!*1 | x 3 ) g o 24 3 : ¥ & e.e A S S S—— e 8 ot eA R e- ——_— W oGt § 5 il eN e R 9 5 l’”.— AP W\ PR .AR 'fi\ #,’/,’ 315’ "\‘"& /” B A )(A(;q N U s (:’;‘ R W A 3 4//, \&\ s CENRe; Ly Q‘; B /2 S <[\ NN ! = \ g eet “«';“ ML ) &:‘: _.._,..——-—-—-" N ee R R IR gk“: f’i";;;[jfi ensy v k@m 4 \ g ! i eST ST RO E::—‘E}.::““_._Lfn gd '/{'l, -!!{ ‘b“» ~f'..s!A ‘ \\l ;—?—‘ e oaa ) L N\ | s MRY) |lsaalkt NAfi AT Dl/ A ¢ | A 8L : —lT— i | ) d A Y NN | 7,0 3/f N ‘ :fé:///// W\ 7 SN\ =\ gy /y/ AT f’// LNTRE ] N A —\N ¢ 17 < \ X | < /AL i ¢ _ y Zg/'&/ JRNN,- S— NS S 2N YY = ‘?/;:\E‘\\ < \ S 2SS ‘\ /] N & \,@- Q =7\ {1 (eSS Tl “‘\E] ZZO% S S i S o N(} PG I!\‘4' f”l_ =2 7L -_:l%‘z_, ST L C;Ur\}“‘ AN g ST (I Tsy =T To= A e L =] -~ s's:' < &.;\;’f/,?;;':l“))' £k 3] < ol o ) 9 U o § 5 O & f-"! ¥ ¥) i (@) - ¥ Clear As a Bell § 1) O Q ] b 9 NLY by hearing the Sonora can = O you appreciate how wonderfully & 3 beautiful its tone is. Rich, smooth and il 5 true, full of expression and charm, ¥ i Sonora’s tone won highest score at the Y 5 Panama Pacific Exposition. 9 () . O &Fe THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY : g © N W TN ) 8 ) 44«.‘11 B O El| CLEAR AS A BELL 5 S . o G x ° ® O o The Highest Class Talking o @ . ° O Machine in the World S > ol S} ; 8 plays ALL MAKES of disc records perfectly 8‘ 5] without extra attachments and does not re- 8 : 8 strict you to the records of any one manu- ) t)) facturer. 8 9 Sonora, smart in appearance, substantial in o 8 construction, and unequalled for important l(fi)fi 8 and exclusive features is the instrument you IS O take pride in possessing. 8 |8 PRICES $75 to §IBOO e : M O gi S F. CHRISTENSEN. a‘ Q Ui a bEKTHI EHEM. NISTRIBUTORS, \tj ©) * 9 O I O Sonora 1s licensed and operates under BASIC (% < PATENTS of the phonograph industry e 9 31 = —.";'“—‘————-:———————————‘ se S : —e -:;"' ){ A’*‘ iy .f.f.'.‘. »-._-.;»..-'.—: :Tj:t_.;j::T“?.._—.'...:;:.T.AT::'#;’?':-’.:.:";T?-.‘.;"i-; v;':“_;f;-;_{:;-.;‘-?;'” -'?-;.1:*.7.‘.,. v e j‘A'. RARARRAANARSHARABARRRARRARARARRNA