St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-16, page 4
ipal ipe! M ipe! Movies! Movies: Movies. &= \ - Admission Free! CHRISTIANSED. Thursday Sept. 16, 1920 AT32OOP M. SHARP. The picture show advertised to be held at the Christiansted Theatre Wednesday September Bth, will be given at the Ma- rine Barracks, Thursday September 16 at 8.00 p. m, sharp. The public is cordially invited. PROGRAM 1. Selection by the Navy Band. 2. Ist Reel of Charlie Chaplin Comic. 3. Selection by the Navy Band. 4. Tntroductory by the Chief Sanitation Officer. : 5. Illustrated lecture by the Sanitation Officer. 6. Selection by the Navy Band. 7. Stereopticon iews of the Virgin ls- lands. 8. 2nd Reel of Charlie Chaplin Comie. 9. Star Spangled Banner. At 730 n. m. sharp the Navyv. Band will parade from the Park, through the streets terminating at the Marine Bar- racks ’ » FOLLOW THE BANID Department of Health Sarnitation Ser- vice. St (rox. TtY)Y YTR M LTR x‘sl = . ik ? (i L X 3 /—3‘& ‘ B =Y ; ': If you glory in a light b L\( springy step full of /I.'3'/” : 1 OiS b //(! 2 noiseless grace-—wear AN v.A\ " ly ;‘.".'..":! . …
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ipal ipe! M ipe! Movies! Movies: Movies. &= \ - Admission Free! CHRISTIANSED. Thursday Sept. 16, 1920 AT32OOP M. SHARP. The picture show advertised to be held at the Christiansted Theatre Wednesday September Bth, will be given at the Ma- rine Barracks, Thursday September 16 at 8.00 p. m, sharp. The public is cordially invited. PROGRAM 1. Selection by the Navy Band. 2. Ist Reel of Charlie Chaplin Comic. 3. Selection by the Navy Band. 4. Tntroductory by the Chief Sanitation Officer. : 5. Illustrated lecture by the Sanitation Officer. 6. Selection by the Navy Band. 7. Stereopticon iews of the Virgin ls- lands. 8. 2nd Reel of Charlie Chaplin Comie. 9. Star Spangled Banner. At 730 n. m. sharp the Navyv. Band will parade from the Park, through the streets terminating at the Marine Bar- racks ’ » FOLLOW THE BANID Department of Health Sarnitation Ser- vice. St (rox. TtY)Y YTR M LTR x‘sl = . ik ? (i L X 3 /—3‘& ‘ B =Y ; ': If you glory in a light b L\( springy step full of /I.'3'/” : 1 OiS b //(! 2 noiseless grace-—wear AN v.A\ " ly ;‘.".'..":! . Kem Light rubber soles and rubber heels varied in height for the pur- pose required. These sprightly summer shoes with tops of finest canvas come in lively styles for men, women and children. ' Nearly everybody is wearing Keds now-a-days! . United States Rubber Export Co.. Lt 6 1790 Broadway, New Yoiikye U.S A, If vour local dealer canunot supply vou write direct to bove address, vl O RO LY 4 if] N | - | ~ LOW COST LIVING | - | » | - ~ FRESH GOODS. NEW PRIGES. | Flour, 10c. per lb. | Meal g 2 2.tor IR, 1D your pkg. . Potatoes, . | Wh Besns, 10¢ ' | Sugar, e . Oats, . | ' Sago, . | Coffee, Y | Table Butter 98c. ** Ib. | Lard, - - Tomatoes, gs. 15 1b can: PEI deef. & ' | Roast .'’ 40c. = | . Salmon e } | Sardines, e, - i ! BeefCuttings23¢. ‘* Ib. | Pienic Hams, 40c. ‘' *° Whole. | f - oo ' g, | . Cheese, - ! - Oilmeal .. . ' Onions, e , i Oct. Soap, Ile. . Peanuts, e = | | Olaiottes, T, " pke. New Yok & L Hi-Fh. | | Marie Biscuits 60c. “* Ib. | ! FABIO'S - | Kin & Company Street Stores. i : : : . : ! I.IST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE | WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1920 | C. Adams, ' Mary Adams, c.o. William Hoggins, | Est. La Grande Princesse, (3). | Verrineca Armstrong, | Mary Benners, Gallows Bay, ‘ | B. 0. Blanchard, | ! Matha Bliden, | ! Alfred Brooks, i Aneliza Brotherson, :" Alicia Brown, I i Mary Bubrth, : | ! David Buckley, ! Eliza Canton, ' Wilhelmina O rnelius, 44 [ischer Street, | ' Miriam Crawzer, | Mamselle David, | . Ann Elizabeth, i | Camiele Federick, | . Constencia Fraucis, : ' Hezekvier Franos, '~ Jane E. Gordon, + Josiah Hellor, Alexander Hendricks, Frankiin Yard, ! f ‘ Water Gut, | ' AMred fiendricks ; t Rachel Hendricks, z - Rebecca Isaac, | © Claudina Just James, | Mary Jacob, Water Gut, | Charles James, Pelton Yard, Queen t ‘ Cross St., | Ceeiha James, John C. James, Water Gut. Marry Jo anues, o Cogginton Johnson, John Johnson, c. o. Catherine Harris, J. A. Joseph, Hettilinda King, Consavala Lang, Marie Lockhart, M. Luecas, : Elias Martin, My Benners, Mary Pane, J. Petersen, Lucar Peterson, c. o. Faisy Bellar Lucas, Lucia Peterson, Gravel Pit, Edward Petrus, Marian Picket, Susana Port, H. Roberts. Pebeckar Rogiers, Amanda Ross, May Samuel Diamond & Ruby, Frances Ann Scott, Water Gut, Rebecca Simmons, Selstenar Simmons, Strand Street, Joseph Skeete, J. Spreuve, Allick Stephen, Alexander Stephen, Albertha Thomas, Felesah Thomas, Delfeen Thomas, A. Thomas, Mary Thomas, Egbert Thoringtoi, C. Tuttsm, Henry Vajgo, Gallows Bay, Lionel Watts, C. Watson, Cornelius Wiliiams, Alexander Williams, H Williams, 28 Queen St.. Alberta Wooaley, Eve Wiliiams, C. Yamco, 62 Hill St. \dvertised mail is subject to a delivery fee of 1 cent for each piece. United Srates Post Oifice, Christian- sted. ‘Bt. Croix. V. ] Sept. 20, 1920 B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. Finest Quality Park &Tiiford Choco- iates & Bonbeons 1 & 2 Ib. boxes at very low rates also Vanilla Chocolate 4 Ib. Cakes at 50 cents now for saic at Ghristiansiag Apuihecary Hail,