St. Croix Avis, 1921-07-14, page 4
Continued from Ist page. : ing a veply from the United States before making a statement on the Anglo-Japanese Treaty. The most pog- ular view among observers here, tle despatch continues, ’’ls that the distin- guished Welsh Man is endeavouring to smooth over the objections raisad in the renewal of the treaty by the British Do- minions and that he is trying to placate their representative by over emphasizing the importance of the information he expects from this ecountry.’’But the best information obtainable here, is that re- ports wiich have already been sent to the British foreign office would not be of a character which would lend themselves to placating the representatives ofthe Dominions.”” Their frequently voiced sentimeuts that the renewal of the An- glo-Japanese Alliances must be contin- gent upon approval by this country would naturally lead them it is point_ed out here, to vigorous opposition to its renewal when the attitude of this coun- try is made known. …
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Continued from Ist page. : ing a veply from the United States before making a statement on the Anglo-Japanese Treaty. The most pog- ular view among observers here, tle despatch continues, ’’ls that the distin- guished Welsh Man is endeavouring to smooth over the objections raisad in the renewal of the treaty by the British Do- minions and that he is trying to placate their representative by over emphasizing the importance of the information he expects from this ecountry.’’But the best information obtainable here, is that re- ports wiich have already been sent to the British foreign office would not be of a character which would lend themselves to placating the representatives ofthe Dominions.”” Their frequently voiced sentimeuts that the renewal of the An- glo-Japanese Alliances must be contin- gent upon approval by this country would naturally lead them it is point_ed out here, to vigorous opposition to its renewal when the attitude of this coun- try is made known. W e @& HE following money order conver- T sions rates authorizedby the Post Of- fice Department will become effective July 18, 192i: GREAT BRITAIN, pound sterling = $4.00 NETHERLANDS, One Florin = 35 DENMARK &NORWAY one krone = .18 U. 8. Post Office, Christiansted, V. I. July 12, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. e s gt @ - © Publication. T is hereby wade known that the Horse I Carriage and Boat Tax for the sec- ond half year 1921 will be received by the Director of Police in Christian- sted and Frederiks ed from the 20th inst, to the 10th prox., both days included, after which the list of arrears will be transmitted to the same authority for furtner measures. Each debtor of tax will be subject to a fine of Fres 100 if the tax be under Fres. 25.00 and Fres. 2.00 if the tax be Fres. 25.00 or above, beside the ordinary levy expenses. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States of America, St. Crotx, July9 1921. . W, FOX Despatehing Secretary ' L ] > ". U }{ ‘s L 8 Ghristiansted and Frederiksted . Apothecary Halls have received direct {rom Denmark the following: EVERS MALTEXTRACT DANISH EXPORT BEER 'INE ASPARAGU~, FORLOREN SKILDPADDE, FISKE BOLLER. WIENER SAUSAGE, ENCORE SALMON, CROWN LOBSTER LEVERPOSTEJ, RED CABBAGE, GULLASH, SOYA, ESTRAGON VINEGAR, Whole Strawberries, Whortleberries, (Tyttebar) RASPBERRY and CHERRY SYRUP, from America THERMOS BOTI'TLES | Watermann’s Fountan Pens | EVER SHARP PENCILS - Eastman’s Kodaks, Films etc. CAMEL CIGARETTES, and from Porto Rico Assortment of Cigars. ~ .Hans Boje & Jean Pefersen. Assurance Company 1 ¥y e e P Limited | OF LONDON | GEO. L. MARKOE . Agent for Frederiksted’s District - FRIK R. STAKEVIANN , Agent for Christiavisted’s District POliCieS are not ?‘Uh*}?(’i 1O ;‘:\'«i\r;‘}ge_ | AMERICANMOTOR SCHOONER 1 46 29 | MYSTERY | (U. 5. Contract Mail Packet) I Captain Noble will arrive at Fredeviksted on Saturdays | and will leave tne same day for San | Juan, P. R., via St. Thomas. ‘ Intending passengers will please apply for passege ticke's not later than 4 D.n. on the previous day. RAMSAY COGGAN & CO., INC.. Agents. @ NOTICE % L 58 HE public is hereby informed that from isth. inst. and until further FRESH BEEF (Young Cattle) will be sold at 26¢. per Ib. at my Butchery. A. STEELE, Christiarsted July 12th. 1921. el o 0 s . =o, \ - - the SS " lewid £ RIP g oAV gaveall Bt ¥ & & BE - P“ - (/O ’ “BEST QUALITYPAINT” A scientificaily machine made paiat as- suring uniform thickiiess of film and uniformity of color, whereas it is prac- tically impossible for a painter to mix the same color actually t vice in succes. sion, unicss made undar a seientific for mula. Thus, when buying ready-mixed paints you are sure of receiving the same color and same consistency at all times. DE- PA-CO DECK PAINTS For hardest ware and exposure on Porches Floors and Decks. DE-PA -CO OXIDE PAINTS Best Pigment and Pure Linseed Oil. For wood and metal surfaces. Especially adapted for roofs. . DE-PA-CO FLAT FINiSH For interior Plaster, wood and metal work, A< autiiul, soft, rich finish. Washable, Sanitary, Permanent. DE- PA - CO CONTOTE PAINT For Exterior and Interior Use on build ings of cement, limestone and brick. A modern scientific paint developed to pre- vent mildew and dark stains on stone buildings in the tropics. In place of lin- seed oil, a special liquid is used which , effectively seals the pores and prevents the penetration of moisture which is generally the cause of these stzing DE-PA-CO MARINE PAINTS A complete line of the various paints for Marine use, inciuding Marine Flat Whi‘e and Copper Paint. VARNISES, PAINT OIL, WHITING, SHELLAC GLUE, GALV. IRON SHEETS, SCREWS and WASHERS, NAILS and LUMBER. . All goods at lewest prices. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. INC,, Frederiksted. Christiansted.