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St. Croix Avis, 1921-07-08, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1921-07-08
Pages
1
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Native Text

NOTICE aA . @ HE undersigned has taken over the management of Christian- sted Electric Plant, to date from the Ist of July 1921 and desire to say he will carry out the original policy of R. L. Merwin & Co., (Co-oper- ated) to supply the public with effi- cient Electricservice. The Fuhlic is also requested to make all complaint and request for Electric service to the undersigned. «. L. MERWIN & Co., (Co-operated) Christianstad Electric Co., GEO. W. POWELL. Manager. AMERICANMOTOR SCHOONER 4“6 99 MYSTERY (U. 3. Contract Mail Packet) Captain Noble will arrive at Frederiksted on Saturdays and will ieave tne same day for San Juan, P. R., via St. Thomas. %ntending passengers will please apply for passage ticke s not Jater than 4p. m. | on the previous day. | IHOS RAMSAY, | Agent. | ? ~~ NOT YOUR & & ‘ Send your order, broken lens or | prescription through the mails. F. M. CONE:RO, | st. Thoma=. V. 1. …

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NOTICE aA . @ HE undersigned has taken over the management of Christian- sted Electric Plant, to date from the Ist of July 1921 and desire to say he will carry out the original policy of R. L. Merwin & Co., (Co-oper- ated) to supply the public with effi- cient Electricservice. The Fuhlic is also requested to make all complaint and request for Electric service to the undersigned. «. L. MERWIN & Co., (Co-operated) Christianstad Electric Co., GEO. W. POWELL. Manager. AMERICANMOTOR SCHOONER 4“6 99 MYSTERY (U. 3. Contract Mail Packet) Captain Noble will arrive at Frederiksted on Saturdays and will ieave tne same day for San Juan, P. R., via St. Thomas. %ntending passengers will please apply for passage ticke s not Jater than 4p. m. | on the previous day. | IHOS RAMSAY, | Agent. | ? ~~ NOT YOUR & & ‘ Send your order, broken lens or | prescription through the mails. F. M. CONE:RO, | st. Thoma=. V. 1. | Assurance Company go' ® | Linited ' OF LONDON Agent for Frederiksted’s District Agent jor Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average, ST LW I.Xx AN IBN ORDER OF THE DAY for an. Extraordinary Meeting ot the Colonial Council for St. Croix, MONDAY, S@ILY 11TH, 1921, at UNEUOLIVOVR P M (Convened by request of Government). 1. Colenial Couneil Bill No. 6. 2od Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 6 DraftofanOrdinance,introduc- ed by Government. redeclaring and es- tablishing the Judiciary Department[ and courts on St.Croix; providing for a Distriect Court Commissioner and for additional Notaries Public; amending an ordinance passed by the Colonial Council for the Muni- cipality of St. Croix, 25th May, 1920, and sanctioned and approved 26th, June, 1920, and repealing Chapters one and three of said Ordirance. 2. Co.onial Council Bill No. 7. Resolution introduced by Ist Ap- pointed Member (Henderson) that the travelling expenses for the Mem- bers of the Colonial Courecil be the same as paid the Members of the Municipal Committee. Colonial Council Office, July dth, 1921. P.COUVLTER, « Viece- Chairman. WesiEnd New Grocery OFFERS HAMBURGER STEAK 18e. CHUM SALMON 4 s. 12c. RED SALMON 4% s. PINK SALMON 1 s. 17c. The TEA you like, in bulk, 50e¢. per |b SWISS CHEESE /B¢c., AMR. CHEESE oc., Finan Haddie 30c. ) Mackerell 30c. »per tin. Kipp. Herring 30c. ; LUNCH TONGUER No. 1 tin 50c. X No. 2 tin 1.10. C. B. HASH 18c. V. I. SAUSAGES i3e. PRUNES 30-—-35c., PILSENER BEER $4.50 pr. doz. Large Assortment of Californian Fruits in tins, fresh stock and prices. LOBSTER ¥ s. 45¢c. DAnisH RULLEPSLSE SI.OO pr. lb. FRUIT SYRU:S. A. Beauvais Pate de [oie in Trofler. GREEN PEAS, 12, 20 & 35c. per tin., i WAX BEANS, CERVELOT SAUSAGES 60c. LA ROSA 3 45¢ And the nsual staple articles. ® ® : Publication. - N accordance with request of Mr. H FRITZ DANIELSEN )f St. Thomas, the Dealing Court has today taken over his estate as @gankrupt. All pers rs having claims aga nst said estate are hereby requested to file such claims with this Court within th:ee months from date. The Dealing Court of St. Thomas and St. John, June 22, 1921 ° THIELE. Judge. Frederiksted Apothecary Hall New Arrivals LUDEN’S COUGH DROPS, ‘ MEDICATED THROAT DISCS ° a cure against Influenza, Colds ete. CARBOMNA best cleaning Liquid, Non Irflamirveble LUX for all fine Laundering. Vinelia EAU DE COLOGNE extra quality SOLARINE : best liquid polish for Brass and other metals. LYKNU-PO! ISH make your furniture '‘like new ’’ CAMEL CIGARETTES. the favorite brand. : FINEST DANISH BUTTER “JACK TAR” SMALL HERRINGS in Tomat) sauce excellent quality,, and cheap, Green Peas, Sweet Corn, Asparagus Sweet & Bitter Almonds, _I'LOAF SUGAR CALIFORNIA FRUITS suelh ag Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries Pine Apple, ete. GRAPE JUICE, Watermann’s Fountan Pens EVER SHARP PENCIJILS Eastman Kodaks Films, Paste . ALBUMS for SNAP-SHOT A fine assortment of C HOCOLATES an BONBONS SUGAR ALMONDS, ete. Royal Vinoia specialties such as Solid Brillantine, Facepowders, Tooth- paste, Shaving Soap : Hair-Brushes AUTO STROP and GEM SAFETY RAZORS HINDE’S HONEY and ALMONDS CREAM ETC. ETC. { Jean Petersen, Frederiksied,