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SATIURDAY
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DECEMBER
1922,
THE ST. CROIX AVIS
13 printed and
putlished
daily (Sundays
and Holidays excepted)
by G. Johansen
atl
the Avis Office.
TERMS---50
cents
monthly in advance,
2
cents
per
single
copy.
Entored
as
second-clazs
matter
May
25th 1917 at
tne Post
O fice
at Christian-
gsed.
St. Croix, V. I ofthe U. S. A.,
un-
der the Act of March
3. 1879
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HANZTINT
AN
CALLAT TAIS OrFIS- AND SEE
OUR LARGE
ASSORTMENT
OF
Christmas,
Naw Year and Birthday Gards
“‘Avis’’Office, Ist Dec.
1922.
OF
DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
AT
3
’
o
1
THE NEW
ST.
CROIX
SAVINGS
BANK
On Saturday
the
16th
Dec.
1922.
RECEIVERS:
In Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. E. HIGGINS
Trustee.
Balance
of deposits
to 9th
Dze.
1922
$
79.106,80
11 Deposits,
of which
3 in Christiansted
$ 956.95
( 2 new)
8 in Frederiksted
$ 244.69
(- new)
$1.201.65
$ 80,308.45
21 withdrawals of which
14 in Christiansted
$
698.88
7in Frederiksted
$§
143.20
$ 842.08
Balance
of deposits
to date
$ 79,466.37
Reczivers
for Saturday
the 23’ Dee.
1922.
lin Christiansted
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee,
In Frederiksted
R. E. HIGGINS
Trustee.
A.E. STAKEMANN.
Frasident.
No. 295.
JOHN ALEXANDER
y
*
’
33-35 King’s Street,
WHAT WEALTH OF GRA{ITUDESHALL CHRISTMAS BRING
FOR YOU
?
Some
one wrote,
long
ago:
‘' "Tis sweat
to b> remembered’’
and it seems
as
though Christmas
was created
to foster
“*<'veer remen.brances’’—to
keep
us from {Hrgetting friends
that
we may
not
<ee often,
anl
to enable
us to show
vur affection
for ti ose
near by, with whom daily association
mai.es
-
our whole
life’s happiness.
Thoughtfulness
and Yuletide liberality make
a happy
Christmas
and true
and
last-
ing friendships.
What shall
we do to help yon?
Can
we offer vou the
following
Christmas
Gj
gestions
which™zan
be
had
at our store,
s
Reautiful
Vietrolas
from $25.
to $75.00
Six Victor Reeords
for $4.00-10"" size.
;
A nize
Box of Choeolates
from 60 cents
to §1.70,
A pair of Silk Garters
for 60 cents.
,
A Gift Rox of Handkerchiets,
nicely embroidered.
A Gentleman’s
shaving
set.
A Ladies Manicuring and Toilet Set.
A box of Holly Ribbons.
A Nice Box of Perfumes
or Taleum
Powder.
A pottle of French
Lotion for $4.00.
An artistic
Glass
Bottom Waiter,
Or an
Alum. Per-~olator.
A genuine
Men’s Calt
l.eather
Purse
Or
a Black
Fibre Irunk.
WE
HAVE LOTS OF OTHER
THINGS
TOO
NUMEROUS
TO
MENTION.
WE
HAVE A HAT 170 SUIT EVERY LADYAND CHILD IN THIS C()MMUA/'ITY.
Which of the abnve
Useful Articles
is too fine for your Mother?
Whose
Wife better
deserves
one of the
Most Beautiful Presents
in our store?
The Best
we have
is none too Good for Mother.
:
Have you a daughter that vou
are proud
of? and
that you
want
to have
feel Proud
of you,
then
choose
her Christmas
Gift from:—
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JOHN ALEXANDER
7
CORNER
OF MARKET & KIN®: .S'Z"RE'ty,'l’S.
Christiansted
-- St. Thomas
OR this triponly the *‘Creole’’perform-
ing the
above
described
service will
be
dispatche¢
from
Christiansted
on
Wednesday
evening
December
27th,
in-
stead of Tuesday,
26th.
Mails
close
at
3.00
p.
m.
Wednesday
instead
of
Tues-
ay.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
December
21,
1922.
B I LARSESN,
Postmaster.
THE
Cantata
"THE STORY'OF
THE
STAR’’ will be rendered
at Friedens-
feld
(Midland)
Church
by the Choir and
Sunday
School
on DECEMBER 24TH
4t
e P
M.
ALL ARE CORDIALLYINVITED.
Silver Collection at the Door.
P.
BARTELS.