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der the Act of March 3.
1879.
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to this paper
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lg received
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FORD PRODUCING 4,000 CARS
A DAY
{
Present
Production
Greater
Than
for
‘
Same
Perind
Last Year.
i
Ford
is
building
ecars
at
full
speed.
|
And,
according
to
an official
statement
|
from the factory
at
Detroit, the demaud
for
Ford
cars
and
trucks
still exceeds
|
the
outpur,
despite
the fact that
a
new
|
high level
of
production
has
been
reach-
ed.
|
By the
first
of
May the figures
repre-
senting
daily
produection
were
in
the
neighbourhood
of 4,000 a day
so the May
schedule
was
set
at
101,125
cars
and
|
trucks,
not
including
the
output
of the
Ford
Canadian
plant
or
any of the for-
|
eign
assembling
plants.
The
output
mounted
daily;
May
12th
brought forth
|
4,092,
tne
greatest
number.
that
have
|
been
produced
in
one
day
so
far this
|
year.
Since
the
month
h
525 working
|
days,
present
indications
point to
a
new
|
high record.
|
A comparison
of Ford
production fig-
|
ures
for 1920
and
1921 discloses
the fact
|
that for April, 192] the output
was
great-
|
er by 34,514
than
for
the corresponding
|
month
of
a
year
ago.
The
outpu* for
|
May 1921 will probably overshadow
May
,
1920 by between
fifteen and twenty thou-
sand
cars and
trucks.
,‘
Approximately
43,000
men
are at
work
|
in
the
Detroit
plant
of the Ferd
Motor
|
Companyv.
The
factory
is operating
on
(
full time,
six
days
a
week
and three
}
shifts
a day.
i
““We were
never
in a better
condition
i
than
we
are
right
now,””
said
Henry
|
Ford
recently.
)
CHRISTIANSTED.
V.I. U, Sl A.,
SATURDAY.
18tH
JUNE
1921,
|
@
Correspondence
;
A MAS
ER-WORKMAN.
|
e
|
On Wednesday
we had the
pleasure
of
.
seeing
an
excellent
pair
of mahogany
I
rocking
chairs.
At first
glance
we
de-
cided that
ncne
other
than
a master
hand
was at work
on those
chairs.
The
sym-
metrical
appearance
of
the
chairs
strengthened
our
opinion.
On
inguiry
we learned
that
the
pefson
responsible
for this artistie
work
is
Mr. F. C.
Jack-
son,
Sr.
one of our old and respected
citi-
zens,
master-joiner,
and
former
Police-
man
in ‘he Danish
Administration,
who
saw 38 years
of faithful
serviee
in
the
-
Christiansted
Police
Force.
On
further
~inquiry we learne¢ that Mr.
W. Pentheny
has
also purchased
a
pair
of
these
fine
~
chairs,
and
is highly pleased
with
them.
-
We
are glad to se¢
that
Mr.
Jackson
is
~
now reminding
us
of
the
real
old
time
I
,
stuff of former years—Good.—Com.
(Will ““The Herald”’ please
copy ?)
i
e
e
THOUSANDS
OF
WOMEN
HAVE SUR.
PRISINGLY
INCREASED
THEIR
STRENGTH,
ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS TIME BY THIS SIMPLE
EXPERIMENT.
|
On account
ofrthe
terrible
weakness,
|
nervousness
and
alarming
symptoms,
which are often produced by iron starva-
tion of the blood, the sufferer frequently
never suspects
the real cause of her trou-
;
ble but thinksshehassomeotherailment.
¢
|
Asaresultofiron
starvation you may suf-
fer from headaches,
disginess,
shortness
of breath
or heart
palpitation,
pains
;
across
the back, loss of memory,
weak
*
willpower, melancholy or the‘'blues,’’disturb-
|
ed
digestion,
lcss
of
appetite,
sleepless
nights, night sweats and ¢ on.
In such
cases
i
do
not
wait
until
you
go
all
to
pieces
|
and collapse in a state of nervous
prostration
‘
but eat
more spinach
and
green
vegetables
!
and take organic iron like Nuxated Iron with
i
them
for a while and
see
what a difference
|
it makes.
But be sure the
iron you take is or-
;
ganic
iron and not metallic iron which
peo-
j
ple usually take. Metallic iron is iron just as
|
it comes
from
the action
of strong
acids
on
?
small pieces
of iron, while organic
iron like
|
Nuxated
Iron is like the
iron in your blood
and
like
the
iron
in spinach,
lentils
and
apples.
Beware
of substitutes.
Look
for the
name
'‘Nuxated’’ on every package
and
the
letters
N. I.
on
every
tablet.
Your money
willbe refunded
by the manufacturers
if you
“do not obtain
perfectly satisfactory
rcsulis.
For sale
by all druggists.
Distributors:
Apothecary Hall,
St.
Thomas.
No
142
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NOTICE.
|
®
|
Ll
!
N SUNDAY.
July
3rd.,
the
Dread-
nought
Football
Club of
this
island
will
line up strongly
agaipst
the
St.
Thomas
Stars
Football Club of that
is-
|
land
on the Holger Danske
Ground
'
We
h
pe the
day
will be
a
favorable
one,
and
we also hope *hat persons
inter-
ested
in the game
will witness
this mateh
as it is going to be very interesting.
:
Come
and
see
your
Boys
defending
their
home Santa
Cruz.
Further
parti-
culars
along
with
the
names
of players
|
will be publisted
later.
:
{(For the
D. F. B. C.)
|
S
REUREN
J. BRUN,
g
Acting Secretary.
e
e e
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RE
ORI
OF
|
DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
AT
THE
NEY'
ST,
GRUIX SAVINGS
BANK
|
On Saturday
the
11th
June
1921
|
RECEIVERS:
f
in Christiansted
1
A.
K. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
inFrederiksted
;
R.
K. HIGGINS
Trostee.
|
Balance
of deposits
10 4th June
1921
5
$
8171817
1
35 Deposits,
of which
.
21 in Christiansted
$
8111
( 2 new)
14 in Frederiksted
$
68.00
|
(- new)
-
:
o 442.11
|
$88,160.28
-
9 withdrawals
of which
4in Christiansted
$
28.70
.
sin Frederiksted
$
141.00
$ 169,70
|
Balance
oi deposits
to date
$ 87,990.58
'
Receivers
for Saturday
the
18’ June
1921
|
in Christiansted
.
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
1
R.
E.
HiIGGINS
Trustee.
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A.E. STAKEMANN.
President