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St. Croix Avis, 1921-07-20, page 4

Collection
Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1921-07-20
Pages
1
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& 3 . carnations. SLIPS of red (‘arnations can be had from 50c. upwards. Apply at this office. 3 @R @ L e Publication. ] T is hereby made known that the Horse Carriage and Boat Tax for the sec- ond half year 1921 will be received by the Director of Poliec» in Christian- sted and Frederiks ed from the 20th inst. to the 10th prox., both days inciuded, after which the list of arrears will be transmitted to the same authority for further measures. Each debtor of tax will be subject to a fine of Fres. 1 00 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. (zovernment of the Virgin Islands of the United States of America, St. Croix, July9 1921. C. W. FOX, Despatching Secretary * - OFFERS HAMBURGER STEAK 18c. CHUM SALMON 1§ s. 12¢. RED SALMON 1 s. PINK SALMON 1 s. 17c. The TEA you like, in bulk, 50c. per lb, SWISS CHEESE 48c., AMR. CHEESE Joc., 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 18ec. V. 1. SAUSAGES 13ec. …

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& 3 . carnations. SLIPS of red (‘arnations can be had from 50c. upwards. Apply at this office. 3 @R @ L e Publication. ] T is hereby made known that the Horse Carriage and Boat Tax for the sec- ond half year 1921 will be received by the Director of Poliec» in Christian- sted and Frederiks ed from the 20th inst. to the 10th prox., both days inciuded, after which the list of arrears will be transmitted to the same authority for further measures. Each debtor of tax will be subject to a fine of Fres. 1 00 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. (zovernment of the Virgin Islands of the United States of America, St. Croix, July9 1921. C. W. FOX, Despatching Secretary * - OFFERS HAMBURGER STEAK 18c. CHUM SALMON 1§ s. 12¢. RED SALMON 1 s. PINK SALMON 1 s. 17c. The TEA you like, in bulk, 50c. per lb, SWISS CHEESE 48c., AMR. CHEESE Joc., 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 18ec. V. 1. SAUSAGES 13ec. PRUNES 30—3bc¢., PILSENER BEER $4.59 pr. doz. Large Assortment of Californian Fruits in tins, fresh stock and prices. v LOBSTER ¥ s. 45c. DANISH RULLEPOGLSE SI.OO pr. lb. FRUIT SYRU. S, A. Beauvais Pate de Foie in Trofler. GREEN PEAS, 12, 20 & 35c¢. per tin., . WAX BEANS, CERVELOT SAUSAGES 60c. LA ROSA i Lsc¢. And the nsual staple articles. wo b L s el L d.y Lom NOTICE 1% . that my general Power of Attorney giv- en to e A . BOUGH dated March 29<h 1911 is hereby revokad. SOPHIA SUMMERSILL. St. Croix, Virgin isands, July 15th, 1981, » NOTICL Oftice-Request Envelopes S "AMPED envelopes with blank retuiii- cards, known as ‘‘office-request’’ en- velopes, are again on sale at this office. The: return-card includes blank lines on which the user’s name and local address or post oifice box may be written with pen, and names of post office and Stute, for example: Affter..... days, return to CHRISTIANSTED. Bt. Croix, V 1., U. 8. It is desired to encourage the use of “office-request’’ stamp=d _envelopes by patrons as 1tIs of mueh mutual benefit to the public and the postal service. When purchasers of these epvelopes complete the card by writing thelr names and locai address=s on the blank iines, it provides prompt return of undeiiverable lettgrs to senders, lessens inhe work ot the®Division of Dead Letters, and tends to encourage the use of veturn-carcs on other mail. Plain siamoved envelopes are also kept on sale for purchasers who prefer to print their own return cards in special styles; also newspaper wrappers of the le. denomination. It is brought to attention that the en velopes are all of standard quality, and are sold in any number, from a single envelope so a thousand at the thousand rate. The price of the envelope is but a fraction above the face vaiue oi the stamp embosscd on it. Post Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. Lduly 18 1921, ' B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. FOR SA l' LE' 1 Mahogany Card Tabie W.J. RINEY, Sanitation Office. " " s e Mails Giose | Christianste: for the United States, etc. by S. S. Parima, to-day at 4o’clock p. m. .‘,‘( Ar-v..'wl 3 2 -?-“ ?\w ‘f,‘;‘.""? 3 HE +ublic is hereby informed that rfrom ibth. inst. and until turther FREEH BEEF (Young Cattle) willbe sold at 25e. per lb. at my Butchery. A. STEELE. Christiarsted July 12th, 1921. ® nd L IS e T Al .S;Ou e ' DE-PA-CO “Bhs:! QUALITY PAINT" / A scientificaily machine made paiat as- suring uniform thickness of film and uniformity of eolor, whereas it is prac- tically impossitle for a painter to mix the same color actualiy t ¥ice in succes- sion, unless made under a scientific for- mula. Thus, when buying ready-mixed paints you are sure of receiving tne same color and same consistency at all times. - DE -PA-CO DECK PAINI'S For hardest ware and exposure on ' orehes Floors and Decks. DE- PA - CO OXIDE PAINTS Best Pigment ana 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 Dbeautirul, soft, rich finish. Washable, Sanijtary, 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 tne 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 stains. DE -PA-CO MARINE PAINTS A complete line of the various paints for Marine use, including Marine Flat Whie and Copper Paint. VARNISES, PAINT OIL, . WHITING, SHELLAC GLUE, GALV. IRON SHEETS, SCREWS and WASHERS, NAILS and LUMBER. All goods at lowest prices. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. INC., Frederiksted. Christiansted.