St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-04, page 4
Publicati üblication. T is hereby made kn;)v;;x that according to requ=st made by GILBERT MOY: ER, Awmerican Soda Foun‘ain, Br. Thomas, the dealing Court has today taken possession of the estate of said GILBERT MOYER as bankrupt Everybody who might have claim against said estate are hereby requested to file suech clair, within six months from today, with the Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, in administration as said estate. Dealing Court of Bt. Thomas and St. John, St. Thomas March 23rd. 1921 THIELE. Corn Meal 4c. per |b. Clear Flour .. Saltfish (Black Scale) e Rice n Lard o Cooking Butter - Salmon 16e. ‘' tin Sardine in Tomatoes (large oval tins) 18c. Corned Beef 2 Roast Beef - Lard 5 lbs. tin SI.OO christiansted, Ist April 1921. M. A. PRETTO. NOTICE. HE Motor Sch. Mystery will leave Frederiksted on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock sharp for San Juan, P. R. via St. Thomas, admitting passengers for both places. All passengers must be boeked not later than 4 o’clock p. m. the previous day. THOS. RAMSAY, Agent. 2 Lo ot l OF LONDON GEQ. L. …
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Publicati üblication. T is hereby made kn;)v;;x that according to requ=st made by GILBERT MOY: ER, Awmerican Soda Foun‘ain, Br. Thomas, the dealing Court has today taken possession of the estate of said GILBERT MOYER as bankrupt Everybody who might have claim against said estate are hereby requested to file suech clair, within six months from today, with the Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, in administration as said estate. Dealing Court of Bt. Thomas and St. John, St. Thomas March 23rd. 1921 THIELE. Corn Meal 4c. per |b. Clear Flour .. Saltfish (Black Scale) e Rice n Lard o Cooking Butter - Salmon 16e. ‘' tin Sardine in Tomatoes (large oval tins) 18c. Corned Beef 2 Roast Beef - Lard 5 lbs. tin SI.OO christiansted, Ist April 1921. M. A. PRETTO. NOTICE. HE Motor Sch. Mystery will leave Frederiksted on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock sharp for San Juan, P. R. via St. Thomas, admitting passengers for both places. All passengers must be boeked not later than 4 o’clock p. m. the previous day. THOS. RAMSAY, Agent. 2 Lo ot l OF LONDON GEQ. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s District ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to averape. .. R X B%W LB TDR Ao _— ) R an|i | eeal ST . og A ,‘,‘c"! 1713‘?l; : '{;‘ 1 m N ..' {4‘Hj RS LY ;' " i/ ! (Y 0 A (DA XN E B & 4 M 18 B o b 411 Phil | BErand f ¥ i <[ M o % | fi%i - A?/ . I % o G | g 0 /f 1 ;l ml ,J ‘,;i*,_( E 3 ggi‘ { v\l 'fll 1 fil B il E e ) it A & B | g L | A B AN 1 ==7 %’L\fl G s e | A || &S A y EiN 5 x B|| O T [ P B e || | (/ il | R e G| KR S || (N~ | !A fi% f./%;‘fi-" fi"f\'fifib@ 4 7':‘\& | \\'{/ ! ; g’tj’ lANA Ve i “egon, eISSR AL ENRES 17 PSR || § §) Lo S bR e R BRI i R LL , R P P 2 :}*N fi”‘h\"'lifn:—i/ g e *” '2 “** R 5, ) PRS- | L ol my oy T T BRI R| TR e o m~ ,\‘/ LTE Zb'\fi*" R PRI Ofee 98 o :\»fl’— ; R e£ o /L //? R .;’f Se b & ;.4 Q!‘:ls‘ga SR K 51h- S/) /"c TR SR SR R e Ti@?o Hoeh 3, S NSN g 1 I T 2 e N /| R R % <F. Vs & S =Oe I T e ! AL 4 l:lilv ;.‘!]:?7 4V I;,“‘ DS o 5"\,“ if%%é"f‘)i; : LU A OSSR, | T e | b J i 1 P ._ RO W, Pl e, B P <G, S eo S R R S LN \B )f s %&‘?«“ Looaadn S l T Thre harp that once throughTard’s halls | The soul of music shed | Ne-w hangs as mute on Tarl’s walls | | As if the soul were fled. —THOMAS MOORE | | F l SHOUGHI the harp be still, Sonora plays for you heart-thrilling folk songs. The populari ity of “Kathleen Mavourneen,” “IMother Mach' ree,” “Killarney” and the like never lessens. Sonora brings the great harpists, pianists, violinists and singers; it plays nurscry rhymes and children’s tunes for the boys and girls; jazz, ponuler songs and light opera for the young people; an.{ grand opera and sentimental ballads for the cider folks. | Sonora’s tone, sweet, lifelike, expressive, is a joy to listen to. The purchase of ¢ Sonora is the most sensit:. investment you can riaxe. Choose from 3! superb petiod and upright styles ] Prices $75 to SIBOO i | F. CHRISTENSEN. i BETHLEHEM. DISTRIBUTORS. VIRGIN ISLANDS. I % -e ~ . enjoy the pricde of possessing vw" fA‘; .—-\;.' . I',"'-’-:‘-“O ° The iHighes: Cia.c 7oiling Machine 2 2L IE 7 in the World | L€~ THE INITRUNMINT OF QUALITY 2Zn 23 :i : = "’4 s?‘&‘ v ""\;‘{;.\‘v _:,-"' - ';‘- '. .:zgg & 3 L:" i”"‘ r,'i O e E J,::L §§§§§: ) ot G