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S 0 vl X A s A : i b %9 | Your only probiem is “Whicih model? Choose from 9 upright and 24 period styles of the wonderfual ‘ EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD S gngra , ‘ CLARO COMO UNA CAMPANA ' - . “ o : T . The Highest Class Talking Machine in The Worl“ At holiday time the demand for Sonoras (always large) becomes tremendous Mjay | we suggest that you select the Sonora you want NOW. : _ st Ry calling now you can ba sure of getting a cinoice and you can pick just the mode ! you desire, ; : We can delay our delivery until Christmas if you are choosing a present.— Magnificent upright and period styles of matchless beauty are available.- | ¥. CHRISTENSEN. | BETHLEHEM DISTRIBUTORS, ST. CROIX. | BONUS of 113.435674 Rit per hun- # dred pounds of cane delivered last "% crop to the St. Croix Sugar Factory | will be paid at the Office of the factory | WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15TH, 1920. | between 1 and 3 o’clock p. m. ! AKTIESELSKABET ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. | T the office of the St. Croix Sugar | Factory,Christiansted, the coupons for | "7 the financial year Lst September 1919~ . | 3lst August 1920 of the new shares, | will be redeemed with 30 per cent of the | sum specified ‘n the shares. | AKTIESELSKABET | § ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. - | e e = o ! - E Movies. Movies. Movies. Admission Free .. ° 2 | L 4 : 5 | Christiansted Theaire Dec. 15, 1920 at § ». mi. sharp. ... PROGRAMME | 1. Selection by the Navy Band. | 2. Ist Rel of Comic Picture ; 3. Selection by the Navy Band. ’ 4. Introductory by Chief Sanitation | Officer. - | 5. Illustrated Lecture by Sanitation Officer. : | 6. Intermission. 7. Stereopticon Views of the Virgin Islands. ; : 8 2nd Reel of Comic Picture. 9. 1 reel comic. ’ 1 10. Star Spangled Banner. " EVERYBODY WELCOME. Department of Health, Sanitation Service, : St. Croix. » . PERE! - Xmas & New Year Cards & | | Postals | | from 2 Cents up. | - VICTROLAS & VICTOR MA | | CHINES | i from $22.50 up. } " New Bathing Suits & Assi. Ba hing ; arc : 1 \J?tlo § | for Ladies & Gentlemen . Rag-o-Liti Flashlighis, Bat- | teries & Rulbs | |~ Ask to 'see the Hand Lanterns! | ' CHOCOLATE & CANDY in Bulk. | ~ Teoys in Profusio:. | | Xmas Tree Decorations | " ete. ete, | | A. Ovesen, | Frederiksted. E | What You Don't See Ask For! l WE MAY HAVE IT! » o -~ Mails Ciose for the United States, Europe, etec., ~ perS. S. Korona, at 2p m. tomor- | - row (14th.) : ‘ | | CARL: ’ , Mr. Halvor Delamos gnd famil | - desire to thank all their friehds ; who showed them attention and | sympathy during the illness and | at the death of his mother. | ¢ i 1 , LOCAL. The St. Croix Sugar Factory issues notice that dividends of 30% will be paid to shareholders. It is understood that since the campaign of 1916/17 the con- cern has been unable to declare any ow- ing to the pnorgerops. This has been an unusually satisfactory year for all hands. The special concert by the Navy Band last nizat was attended by a large crowd and accorded hearty aoplauses forth» ex- celient rendition of some splendid selec- tions. Unfortunatly, however, the elec- eric {lizht played the old trick of gong odt at an inopportune time and left band- stand and everywhere around in solemn darkness when about three or four pieces nhad been disonsed of, and the band had to adjourn playing the national anthem by air. [ was a great disappointment to "the pablic and if possible the band is very kindly invited to repeat iast night’s programme some afternof\ll this week Aceordinz to advice puablished by the Cabie Co. here, the S. S. Korona which wae to have arrived in Frederiksted yes- terday morning will leave Antigua for St. Kitss tonight and is therefore not calculated to get here before Tuesday nigiat or Wednesday morning. See notice concerning closing of mails. The Schor. Virginia arcived at Fred- eriksted at about 5 p. m. yesterday. TELEGRAM . ST. CROIX STATION. London, Dec. Bth. Discussing the visit of the Prince of Wales to the city yesterday, the "Times’’ remarks, that it is almost a year since he spoke at the Mansion House after his return from Canada. The burden of his speech 'at that time— was the change the war had madedin the mutual reiations between the various states of thhe empire, and he insisted that the old country must understand the ideals and aspirations of the dominions. These truths, says the Times, have made their way into the consciousness of the Brit- ish neople during the past year, but they are not vet understood here in ther full significance, even by some leading states- men of these islands, as witness the an- tiguated ideas of what dominion sratus means, which have been evident in re- cent contributions to the Irish question, The Prince’s final words yesterday were: %-he Dominions want population. We ~have population to spare, but a. purely busines method of emigration is no good nowadays. Flaming prospectuses will not draw emigration steadily from this country. What is wanted is to plan hu- man cooperation. We should not feel that we are populating. places that will be lost tous, and they on their side should