BT
ORODIE
A
1D
AUCTION.
THE
Vendue
Director
hereby
2
makes
known
that
at
the
request
of
Mr.
Orville
S.
Kean,
Licensed
Auctioneer,
will be offered
for sale
at Public
Auction
at
the
Office of the St.
Ihomas Ship Brok-
ers’
Association,
No. 39 Dronning-
ensg';tde
and
Quarter,
in St.
Thom-
as,
V.l U.5.A.0n
Saturday,
March 26
1921 at 10 a. m.
“EDEL?”
of Kristianssands,
Norway,
1115
tons
register,
as
she
now
lies
in
this port.
Said
vessel put into
this port
in
distress
on
her
voyage from
Nor-
folk,,
Va.,,
bound
to
Bordeaux,
France,
and
was
cendemned
by
competent
surveyors
duly
appoint-
ed,
for account
of whom
it may
concern,
by Commander
I.aub,
Con-
sul of Norway at this place.
The
said
‘‘Edel” was
built
in
Sunderland,
England.
She can
be
‘inspected
by
intending
purchasers
“until
the morning of t%he sale,
and
any
information required
will
be
%iven
by the Master Captain
J. P.
ermansen,
or
Consignees,
the St.
Thomas
ship
Brokers’
Association.
The
terms of the sale
to be
seen
at the Vendue,
to which purchasers
are invited.
St.
Thomas
Vendue
Office,
February
15,
1921.
THIIELE.
Fee:
Fres.
10.00 }
Ten
francs 00
Bit
)
® l'
S
Special !
Dix. J. RRMAYHEW,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
EGS
to
announce
to
his
clients
that
M
his
stay
in
St.
Croix
will oniy
be
about
two weeks and advises
all
who
need his services
to eonsult
him at
once.
Clients of Frederiksted
will be
netified
\of dates of consultation.
.
Hours:
10-1 p.
m. and 2-5 p.
m.
-Feby.
24th.
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Offic’al Notice.
HE March Term
of the
Distwrict
Court
Tof the Virgin Islands,
Municipality
of
St. Croix, will open
at
the
times
and
places
named
below,
to wit:
For the Sub-Judicial
District of
Chris-
tiansted,
Thursday,
March
3,
1921,
at
10 o’clock a.
m.
in
the
Colonial
Council
Chamber,
Government
House.
For the Sub-Judicial
Distriet
of
Fred-
eriksted,
Monday,
March
7.
1921,
at
10
o’clock a.
m.
at the Fort.
Jd.
F.
BENRY.
Clerk of the Distiict Court.
AN Extraordinary
General
Mreting of
the ST. CROIX CLUB
will
be
held
in the
Club
rooms
on
Saturday
March
sth
a.
c. at 5 o’clock p.
m.
a
All members
are
urgently requested
t)
attend,
as
matters
of
vital
importance
are
to be
discussed.
Christiansted,
F<b.
21,
1921.
For
the Board,
WILH. JENSEN.
Secretary.
EVERY ONE WANTS THE SONORA.
A
Tone of glorious
riclr;ness.
honey
s veet,
crystal
vure,
as natural
as
the sighin;
of
the winter wind and
as charming
as the song
of the siren
—this is the
Sonora.
A
vision of beauty,
graceful,
smart
and elegant,
an ornament
to the finest
o'
homes,
fashioned
of sturdy
woeod by iiie acknowledged
masters
of the eabinat
makers’
eraft
—this is the Sonora.
:
,
A
musical
instrument
that
has
no peer.
famous
“cr
mor
Importan
and
exclusive
features
than
any other phonograph
- this
is the Sconora.
There
is a pride
of possession
in owning the
Sonora,
the
Highest
Class
Talking
Machine in the World.
:
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F.
CHRIS IENSEN.
BETHIL.EHEM.
I)IST?IBUT' 'RS.
VIRGIN ISLANDS.
R
RR
RR e R
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R
el
MUSICAL TUITION
'
By
HERMAN HEDEMANN SARAUW, Licentiate
oj' Music.
The undersigned
througp
this
mediumn
is offering
his services
to tir: pudlig;
giv-
ng PERSONAL INSTRUCIIONS or.:
The
PIANO and
ORGAN
as preseribed
by
1ARCUS LUCIUS QUINN CONSERV-
ATORY.OF MUSIC, Boston, Mass.
HARMONY and COMPOSITION
as prescribed
by
WILCOX
SCHOD..
O«
COM-
POSITION,
New York.
:
ORGANIZING and INSTRUCTING OF BANDS as preserivad
by NICHOLIS BAND
CIRCUIT, Libertyville, lilinois.
.
The 'undeisigned
holds
CREDENTITALS tron
all
the above
meantivaed
Conserva-
tories
and promises
prompt
and
efficient service.
For further details
ca(H ixz persan
or address
communications
to:
-
$
?
4
.
.
HERMAN H. SARAUW,
Licentitate
of Music.
:
Water
Gut No.
7T CHRISTIANSED.
Or at
CENTURY BRASS
BAND HEADQUARTERS.
FREDERIKXSTED
-
FOR REMT.
fdE
Upstairs
of
No.
30
Xing's
Cross
Street,
Christiznsted,
fur-
nished.
Avoply
to
|
A. E. SFAKEMANN.
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dervice
YOUR
preseription
filled,
and
®
:=pecial
yround
lenses promptly
duplicated
through
the mails.
Consalt
our refractionist,
moder-
ate
chac ¢ for consultation.
F.
M. CORNEIRO,
St
dhomas
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