St. Croix Avis, 1920-10-08, page 4
's Church St. John’s Church, FEAST OF THE DEDICATION. OClo 5"00'- 110 Tues. Oct. 5. 7.30 Festal Evensong and Procession Preacher: Father Rutan. Wed. Oct. 6. 6. Sung Mass. 7.30 Even- song. 8. Congregational Meet- ing. Thur. Oct. 7. 6.30 Mass. 7.30 Even- song. 8. Conversazione for the church workers. Frid. Oct. 8. 6. Requiem Mass, for those departed this life since last Ded. Fes. 3. PAROCHIAL RE TREAT, concluding with Evensong at 7. Sat. Oct. 9. 6.30 Mass. 7. Kvensong. Sund. Oect. 10. Usual Sunday services, with Procession at 9.15, and Parochial Meeting after Festal Evensong. Mon. Oct. 11. 6.30 Mass. 7.30 Festal Evensong Te Deum. INTENTIONS AT MASS. This year you are requested to pray against those too—prevailing tempers which hinder souls from raising to a higher spiritual level Wed. lgnorance and Indceision. Thur. Lukewarmness. Frid. Forgetfulness of the Faithful De parted. Sat. Secret sins. Sun. Indevotion and Sloth. Mon. Love of self. HUBERT M. PIGOTT, Rector OFFERS BEST MESS BEEF pickled Zocts. LARD compd. 2%, § Db, Tins $1.50. PICNIC HAMS 35¢., BACON js¢., CHEESE Amr. …
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's Church St. John’s Church, FEAST OF THE DEDICATION. OClo 5"00'- 110 Tues. Oct. 5. 7.30 Festal Evensong and Procession Preacher: Father Rutan. Wed. Oct. 6. 6. Sung Mass. 7.30 Even- song. 8. Congregational Meet- ing. Thur. Oct. 7. 6.30 Mass. 7.30 Even- song. 8. Conversazione for the church workers. Frid. Oct. 8. 6. Requiem Mass, for those departed this life since last Ded. Fes. 3. PAROCHIAL RE TREAT, concluding with Evensong at 7. Sat. Oct. 9. 6.30 Mass. 7. Kvensong. Sund. Oect. 10. Usual Sunday services, with Procession at 9.15, and Parochial Meeting after Festal Evensong. Mon. Oct. 11. 6.30 Mass. 7.30 Festal Evensong Te Deum. INTENTIONS AT MASS. This year you are requested to pray against those too—prevailing tempers which hinder souls from raising to a higher spiritual level Wed. lgnorance and Indceision. Thur. Lukewarmness. Frid. Forgetfulness of the Faithful De parted. Sat. Secret sins. Sun. Indevotion and Sloth. Mon. Love of self. HUBERT M. PIGOTT, Rector OFFERS BEST MESS BEEF pickled Zocts. LARD compd. 2%, § Db, Tins $1.50. PICNIC HAMS 35¢., BACON js¢., CHEESE Amr. Brich, Swiss ctc. 36,-—45,—54 and 64c. per lb. SUFREME HAMS 58ec., A BONELESS CODFIiSH, COF FEE 30—60 c. per lb , td 15 125 - ‘&| All Fresh Goods. And the usual staple articles re- duced where possible. L5..§ ey ; i 3 L 4 N (N K ke N/ \ '__' A ‘\; 23 / ) " i i ; e Hi . o - BY LATE ARRIVALS | At Stakemann’s Stbre | MEN’S WHITE BOW TIES, : WOODBURY'’S SOAP, } FACE & COLD CREAM, | SHAVING STiCKS & POWDER, | GILLETTE, Ever Ready & GEM BIL.ADES, ‘ FORD CORK GASKETS, | BRAKFE SHOES, | SINGLE SWITCHES, TUBLS, RELINERS. | ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS, .. MECHELIN MASTIC CEMENT, | RIM PAINT, Carbon Remover, Bieycle | Bells, i HANDLE BARS, | AUTO JACKS & PUMPS, HAIR CLIPPERS, ? RAZOR STROPPERS & HONES, | GALV. WASH PANS & BUCKETS, ; BEIECTRIC TAIL LIGLTS with Li- | cense Bracket. | ERIK. R. STAKEMANN. | Christiansted, 4-10-20 e e e iSO “ éf.‘{, ‘ 02"; "f‘,;’ :'-‘;' i AT Y A 4 | & YN j ; AA3 & | B SN o . W ? @ ® : Optical Service YOU R prescription filled, and | special ground lenses promptly | duplicated through the mails. Consult our refractionist, moder- | ate charge for consultation. | - F. M. CORNEIRO, St Thomas, |8 ¥ | | e B * Just Received AT THE COMPANY STREET EMPORIUM DANISH BEER in whole bottles. | Christiansted, 4th Oect. 1920. i M. A. PRETTO. %, ey & [ Y Official Notice : RS LG // HE District Courr for the Municipality of St. Croix Virzin Islands of .the " United States will 'hold the Octoter Term of Court, which i one of the resu- lar terms of the said” Distrie. Cour:, sos ~ the transaction of suea busin-:ss as may be brouvht before it, as fHliows : | For the Sab-judicial ‘Dix: rietof Fred- eriksted, Mboaday, Oect. 18 h 1920 at 10 ~ A. M. at the Fort . For the Sub-judicial District of Chris- tiansted, Wednesday, Oct. 20 1920, at 10 A. M. at the Government House. | At which rime and places alt interested | persons are notified 10 be present. J. 5 HENRY. Clerk of the Court. - LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE 5 WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 2 1920 Ferdinand Andrew, Orange Grove, ' Alonza Bavley, . Christle Chars, 23 Hill St Rafeill Doner, ' John Jaekson, Grav-! Pit Hili, " Rosaline James, Maud soshuer, | Olive Martin, Dolly Me Farland, James Phillips, Hospital Street, Simond Starline, Company Streer Mary H. Taylor, Prince’s Strect Post Office, Chnristiansted, Virgin {s- lands. Oct. 4. 1920. B R IARBEN Post naster. o e 5 f‘r, LAW Wy [lRER] e| VR R EEv | A eA e N (DA| e ) ™ 25 BkB R\ \ G NN $ 19 : : o A% oy U R . PN s HALF the fun in sport is in being dressed for the occasion and the dress of your feet should be the universal sport shoes. So cool and comfortable are they that you are conscious of foot comfort but not of shoes. Keds are made in a variety of styles with live rubber soles and heels and_specially woven canvas tops, high or low. Try them, United States Rubber Export Co.. Ltd. 1790 Broadway, New Yok 118A Ii your local dealer cannot supply you wrile direct to ibove address.