St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-07, page 4
Publicati - Fublication. T is hereby made known that according to request made by GILBERT MOYER, American Soda Fountain, St. Thomas, the dealing Court has today taken possession of the estate of <aid 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 Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, in administration as said estate. Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, St. Thomas March 23rd, 1921 THIELE. Corn Meal 4¢. per Ib. Clear Flour e Saltfish (Black Scale) N Rice . Lard g Cooking Butter o T Salmon 10 . tin Sardine in Tomatoes (large oval tins) 18c¢. Corned Beef Se Roast Beef Sie: 1 Lard 5 lbs. tin SI.OO Christiansted, Ist April 1921. M. A. PRETTO NOTICE. HE Motor Sch. Mystery will leave Frederiksted on Sunday morning at 9 o’clock sharp for San Juan, P. R. via St. Thomas, admitting passengers for both places. All passengers must be booked not later than 4 o’clock p. m. the previous day. THOS. RAMSAY, Agent. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 2, 1921. …
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Publicati - Fublication. T is hereby made known that according to request made by GILBERT MOYER, American Soda Fountain, St. Thomas, the dealing Court has today taken possession of the estate of <aid 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 Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, in administration as said estate. Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, St. Thomas March 23rd, 1921 THIELE. Corn Meal 4¢. per Ib. Clear Flour e Saltfish (Black Scale) N Rice . Lard g Cooking Butter o T Salmon 10 . tin Sardine in Tomatoes (large oval tins) 18c¢. Corned Beef Se Roast Beef Sie: 1 Lard 5 lbs. tin SI.OO Christiansted, Ist April 1921. M. A. PRETTO NOTICE. HE Motor Sch. Mystery will leave Frederiksted on Sunday morning at 9 o’clock sharp for San Juan, P. R. via St. Thomas, admitting passengers for both places. All passengers must be booked not later than 4 o’clock p. m. the previous day. THOS. RAMSAY, Agent. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 2, 1921. Miss Hellen Dricks, Miss Eliza Dembo, Mr. James A. Edwards, Mr. Henry Ford, Philip Fredericks. Augustus St. Hilaire, Esq., Miss Agnes James, Mr. John James, Orange Grove, Miss Josephine James, Mr. Isaac Stephens, Jr. Mabel Titley. Mr. J. Williams, Miss Rebecca Jordon, Water Gut, United States Post Office, Christiansted, V. 1. April 1, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmasier. =L G RR b X oy B 7484 D | e Flfiifi L \ 7~ 4 # Wil W i {"- i ) s € 1 17 Wl 1% § 13 ol I i —_ VOARTA H El Q H =l] . A m : el ¥4 1 N\ i i 10 | BOA e ! @l A S ]EI | e Afi|| R 5 (V= ) M k] {1 QY 1| i s, |/) NN 7; g o ‘t‘.;: B '!‘l‘i‘:i/‘ ’! ik;‘ "“f’“i.i@};é_%;;:,_i '; egl &Y /,i f AN, oame )| - f =7 [ Y(e Sl e N| [ ) JiE %‘1 NEY SOSR AN Y VAR ||\ /| ~2 B 4 X1 % sty ae 'c'.f' el -gt e,"l | 3]f L\ "’é' . \:.,51 sfi’ ‘il 7‘% f’,‘ e ;_;x":v :'.:;‘;‘v‘!l Hi \;\ | "_ .-,t 0T T EReaR o = | i’%a e Do, 7 e i e el =| | AR Ly 7 TREE IRet W < R /7 o 9 AN 175 RN T, A DS, Do B oB %R & AN TR § i iany S S ad Sy L /e B SRR T OLo gt w b T /] 7] R it j& ‘r:,f){h_." B 1-£.‘ ¥ 2 CASa S s LT i 1 PRSI TR QR S[O(R i s TBl R A W WIPIVE e s ORI \_‘_’{ ~.. —\,;.‘_H ‘ ? » -k ““:fié—z\’;fi‘é;i"f:\ )t.-,/'-y/ \\l\. : / ?HLEOD The harp that once thiouzh Tara’s halls The soul of mu:sic shed Now hangs as mute on i ara’s walls As if the soul were fled. ' —THOMAS MOORE y I ‘HOUGH the harp be still, Sonora plays for you heart-thrilling ioll: songs. The popularity of “Kathleen Li:ourneen,” “Mother Machree,” “Killarney” 21 che like never lessens. Sonora ‘brings ihe great harpists, pianists, violinists and singers; it nlavs nirrsery rhymes and children’s tunes for the hoys arnd gizls; jazz, popular songs and lisht opera for the young people; and grand opera and sentimental ballads for the older folls. Sonora’s tone, sweet, lifelike, expressive, is a joy to listen to. The purchase of a Sonora is | the most sensible investment you can make. -« i } Choose from 31 superb period and upright styles | Prices $75 to SIBOO | Y CERRIQTERQEN BEIHI.EHEM. DISTRIBUTUGRS. VIRGIN ISLANDS Enjoy the pride of possessing ™ ' 4 we @ -~ 57 s = g o The Highest Cla.s Talking Machine in the World THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY /Z=3 s CLEAR AS A BELL l. 3-70 g =