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The Highest Class Talking Machine In The W 14
That’s the title that bas been won by the Sonora. Its Fx&*ordinarily, oure, rich
tome is delightfully expressive, . The quality of . this tone wamstpwardad the highest
Bcore at the Panama Pacifi_c Exposition, and has baen judged to B 8 ths finost obrainuble
by the thousands of mu-‘ic' lovers who own Sonoras.
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Sonoral
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is designed for thos: who ‘ WANT the best and for thos2 xno tak: pride in knowing
that there. is no phenograph that equals the on 2 they own. i
~ For Gracefulpess of appearance, for beauty o- cabinetry and for exclusive vital
features, Sonora is supreme among phonograp s. :
- A wonderful line of upright and period models is available.
Pl’ices m"'-‘o 2,500’-'"
F. CHRISTENSEN.
BETHLEHEM DISTRIBTTORS. : ST. CRVOIX }
Publicati
Fubhication.
DURSUANT tq,para;zraph 2 of Cunarter of
P Foundation for Merchant WILHELM
SMIDT’S Legacy for assisting poor
persons in St. Croix, it is hereby brought
to public notice that a balance of interest
amounting to Fres. 81.50 will be on hand
for distribution on January 1, 1921.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or before
22nd December, 1920.
Despatching Secretary’s Office, Christiansted,
St. Croix, V. 1., 15 November,
1920.
C W. FOX,
Despatching Secretary.
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g~ A Large Stock
P 22 ) New Columbia Records
JG.J; on sale
: AT
JOHN ALEXANDER.
; COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTORS.
For Sale.
THE Property No. 12 B. & 13
Church Street and 1 Hill Street,
for particulars apply to -
R. PETERSEN.
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Keda have live rubber soles and hel,
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l eummer shoes.
i Ask for them by name—KEDS.
| Untted States Rubber Export Co.. Lid.
;‘ 1790 Broadway, New York, U.S.A.
‘ If your local dealer cannot supply
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l OF LONDON
-~ GEO. L. MARKOE
Agent for Frederiksted’s District
M. K. ARMSTRONG.
Agent for Christiansted’s District
P«fl_icies are not subject to average.
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DEPOSITS & \}VITH’I)RAWA‘!S .
A. Y
THE NEV' ST, CROIX SAYINGS Bak
On Saturday the 13th Nov. 1920
RECEIVERS:
in Christiansted
A. K. STAKEMANN Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. . Hicenss Trostee.
Balance ofidepesits to 6:h Nov. 1920
$87,418.19 .
31 Deposits, of whieh
- 17 in Christiansted $ 75.5:)
(1 naw) | _
14 in Frederiksted $ 68.08 ,
(= new)
$143.58
5 $87,661.77
18 withdrawals of whieh
15 in Christiansted $ 233.65
3in Frederiksted $ 63.00
$ 296.65
Balance of deposits to date 4@,255.12
Receivers for Saturday the 20’ Nov. 1920.
in Christiansted |
A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee,
In Frederiksted 2
R E. HiGGlns Trustee.
A.E. STAKEMANN.
P'resi_dm.t
AUCTION.
T the request of Lawyer Stakemann
as attorney to the owners, the Property
belonging to F. A. CARTY’S
Children known as No. 47 Letters A. B.
in HILL STREET IN THE TOWN OF
CHRISTIANSTED will be offered for
sale at a public auction to be held at the
undersigned Vendue Directors Office at,
Court Rooms in Govemment House on
" AT 38 OCLOCK P. M. ;
The conditions for the szle, appraisement
and other documents appertaining
to said sale may.be inspected at lLawyer
Stakemann’s office in Christiansted prior
to the auction. :
Christiansted’s Vendue Office, St.
Croix, November 17tk 1920,
Fee: Fr. 10.00 )
Say Ten Francs ) :
WILH. JENSEN.