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76TH YEAR.
CHRISTIANSTED.
V.I.U.S. A.,
MONDAY 271
H
NCVEMEER
1922,
Every
man and woman is born with
just so
much
nerve
force or
nerve
capital—some
with more than others.
Thousands
inherit
weak
nerves
be-
cause
their
nerve
force
has
been
e
Bquandered
by thelr ancestors
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Your system
can only make
ATETAI O
create about
so much nerve
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force every
twenty-four hours,
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IRON
it up
faster
than it is made,
it you
are
bound
in
time
ta
{&J] become
a
nervous
bankrupt
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with all
jts
terrible
tortureq
.‘\,‘E?; and alarming
symptoms,
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In such
cases,
it
is
often
2]28 worse
than foolish to take stim-
Gty A:L.;J‘ ulating
medicines
or narcotic
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FOR SALE.
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CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.15.
THIS
EVENING
8.15.
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“JACK DEMPSEY”
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CF THE WORLD.
IN
“DAREDEVIL JACK”
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HKpisode No. 7:
"A BLOW IN THE DARK”.
Episode
No. 8:
‘' BLINDING BATE’’.
Harry Pollard
in “Love Lesson”
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on Health
drugs.
What you need is to take lometh!ns
to put more
nerve force into your nervesan
more iron into your blood.
This
is most
effectively accom’glished
by the free
use of
Nuxated Iron.
This valuable product
cons
tains the principal
chemical constituentof
active living nerve force
in a form which
most
nearly
resembles
that
in the
brain
and
nerve cells of
man,
It also
containg
organic
iron like the
iron
in your blood
and
like the
iron in spinach,
lentils and
apples.
This form of iron will not blacken
nor insure
the
teeth
nor upset the
stom-
ach.
It is an entirely different thing from
metallic
iron which people
usually
take.
Nuxated
Iron mx
therefore
be
termed
as
both
a
blood
ahd
a
nerve
food
as
it
feeds
strength-giving
iron
to
your blood
and
the principal
chemical ingredient
of
active living nerve force to your brain and
nerve cells.
At all druggists,
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DISTRISUIORS:
APOTHECARY HALL, ST.
THOMAS.
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FOR RENT.
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TKE LARGE KCUSE
AT RICHMCND
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15¢th November
19:2.
THE ST. CROIX AVIS
is printed and
putlished
daily (Sundays
and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen
at
the Avis Office.
TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance,
2
cents
per
single copy.
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Entered
as
second-class
matter
May
26th 1917 at
the Post Office at Christian-
sted,
St. Croix, V. I. of the U. S. A.,
un-
der the Act of March 3.
1879
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NOTISE
OF SHzRIFF'S
SALE.
OTICE is
tereby given that
the
un-
N dersigned
SHERIFF
for the
Muni-
cipality of
St.
Croix, Virgin Islands
of
the United
States,
will on
FRIDAY
the 18th day of December
1922, by virtue
of a writ of execution
issued
out
of the
District
Court,
in
an
action
wherein
WILLIAMABRAMSON was Plaintiff and
ANDREAS
MARCUS
was
Defendant,
sell
at auction
to the
highest
bidder
tor
cash,
the following articles,
viz:—
One (I) Writing Table (Mahog.)
One (I) Wagon.
F
One
Round Table.
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Five (5) Sitting Chairs.
Two (2) Side Tables.
¢
'
)
Oae (I) Basin
Stand.
Two (2) Iron Beds*eads.
¢
Cne
(1) Piano.
One (I) Press.
Pitch
Pine.
,
One (I) Meat Safe.
j
One (I) Hat Stand.
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Two (2) Sitting Chairs
(Mahog.)
One
(I) Sofa.
>
:
One (I) Gramaphone
& stand.
Two (2)
Horses
(Stall: & Geld,
One (I) Cart.
One
1) Buggy.
The
sale
will be
held at
the Office of
the
undersigned
Sheriff
in
Christian-
sted’s
Fort,
commeéncing
at
3 o’clock
p.
m.
aond will
be
held open
and
continue
for one
hour
thereafter.
Witness
my offizial signature
this 22nd
day of November
1922,
F. COULTER,
Sherf. -
D. HAMILTONJACKSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ko. 273.