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® | Advertisement. | BIDS are requested for the following supplies which are needed in the ad- | ministration of' the Christiansted Muni- | cipal Hospital, for the month of March 1920. Delivery is to be made by the merchant, ir case the merchant | is outside the limit of Christiansted | Municipality. Bids should be addressed | to the Inspector, Municipal Hospital, | Christiansted. | After February 27th, no bids will be | considered. ‘ All supplies to be of the best quality. | Wheat flour, 50 lbs.; Corn Meal, 8 | Ibs.; Rice 100 Ibs.: Lard, 35 lbs.; Cooking | butter, 35 lbs.; Sugar 300 lbs.; Table but- | ter, 50 lbs.; Irish pctatoes 3001b5.; Meat, | (Beef, Mutton, Pork,) 400 lbs.; Tea, | 3 Ibs.; Quaker Oats, 60 lbs.; Cream of | Wheat, 20 lbs.; Beans and Peas, 50 lbs.; | Onions, 20 lbs.; Kerosene Qil, 50 gallons; | Matches 1 gross. : Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I. of U.S.A., | February 21st 1920. J. C. DuBOIS Inspector Municipal Hospital. | Advertisement. IDS are requested frr the following 4 B supplies which are needed in the ad- ministration of Richmond Sick-houses | and l.eper Asylum for the month of March 1920. | Delivery is to ne made by the mer- chant. Bids should be addressed to Inspector, Richmond Sick-houses. % All supplies to be of best quality. | Flour 70 lbs., Cornmeal 500 lbs.: Rice | 400 Ilbs., Oa‘s 360 lbs., Sago 100 lbs.; | Sugar 1,000 lbs., Beef 460 lbs., Pork 180 | Ibs., Fish (salt) 224 lbs. Beans 200 lbs., ; Potatoes 200 Ibs., Lard 100 lbs., Cooking | butter 100 lbs., Table butter 110 lbs., | Onions 50 lbs., Tea 15 lbs.,Matches2 | gross, Soap 6 cases. All bids should be received by Febru- | ary 27th, 1920. | Chirigtiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. of U. S. | A., February 21st 1920. | H. T. HANSEN, | ; Inspector ' W Richmond Sickhouses & | f Leper Asylum. * | LOST! | A GOLD LINKED CHAIN with an | American Dollar piece and a heart | bearing the letters J. A. B. Finder will | be justly rewarded on bringing same to | this nffice. . ST CROI X AViIS West End New Grocery Received by S. S. MANOA FULL CREAM CHEESE LIIIBURGX%R & Brich Cheese just cured right SPEGE POLSE, Smoked Sausage CERVELOT, Holsteiner, La Rou Sal- chian Ideal Imptd. Sgedish Gaffelbitar Fancy Smok- ed Herrings e LEVER POSTEJ (Danish style) ANCHOVIES in Glass, Imptd, Fresh Cream of Wheat Rolled Oats. BISCUITS ASST. and WAFERS, MACCARO?I, VERME- CELLE, SPAGHETTG, Kaffe Hag (Cofte minus 96% Coffeine,) Blue Dia- mend Coffee, Premium Blend & P. R. Green Coffee LIPTONS Yellow Label T-a OREANGE PEHQE TEA, PREMIER PERRI WALLA TEA, BONELESS CODFISH, BORRINGTON HALL SOLUBLE COFFEE HAMS & PICNICS, sold in quantities to suit purchaser FRESH BACON FRESH MINCHD MEAT : DRIED APPLES . PRUNES 30-40c¢. fanecy articles Faiicy Smoking Tobacco—Queed 3 Ib. Jar 65¢. (jar worth 30c., if bought sepa- rately)- New lot of best. Matehes wade,—‘‘Pro- tecto’’ CIGARS & CIGARETTES, TOB .CCOS, & Staple Articles. T‘{Efinai price for canes delive.2d dur- ing the week ending the lith in- staat 18 78.71 cents per 100 pounds. For canes delivered last week will be paid 65 cents o9n account. ST. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY, LTD. LAUR. NIELSEN. AXEL BERLAND. D.’-\NISH Consul-General at St. Thomas has been advised that voting in second zone of dlesvig has been post- poried to March 14th. ‘ | on the wharf TRHEE FVDUND KEYS attached to a ring, (one b2longing so a Yale Lock). Anyone losing same will please apply at this office. OFFICIAL NEWS. February 21, 1920. Governor Oman is inreceipt of a letter frota JOHN E. BAKER, 30 Arden Park, Detroit, Michigan, inquiring as to the price of land per acre in St. John, as ae states he is desirous of locating where the land is fertile and low in price, so that he may work a small plantation. Communication should be addressed di- rect to the writer. Corresponde .ce. 24—2—20. Dear Mr. Editor. Kindly allow me space in your pa- per to thank Mr. Ignatz for his valuable questions asked on the 21st I have my- self often wondered why those littie signs around the band stand (being una- ble to read) and why the band plavs so many dead merches, also why a flag wih black is always half masted at about noon each day, but thanks to J-hnie 13- natz I can see thiough the lines that each day lis decoration day, for ‘‘the children buried there”’. . 'nanking you for your space, 1 b2g (o remain, You:s truly ' " JIMMIE. Editor ‘‘St. Crotx Avis’’, Dear Sir:- Following instructions given me Hy the Virgin Islands Protective Leag e through its Secretary Mr. Erick Roberis, under date Feb. 6th., I must refrain frcm any newspaper controversy dizet d agailnst the League or its delegates, and leave those maiters entirely in their ov.n hands. Whether Mr. faucett or anycene else in America not connecied with the Leag e is any authority on what they write tie records will show. Personaily, I don’t. know, and DON'T CARE. I have no longer any desire to do an - thing for or against the people oi tie Labor Union, and trust that the Leazie may be able tc reaca them throagh vth ¢ channels i{ they care to. So far as my job is concerned, of thit I am especially proud. I hardly know of anyone who left these islands for America that did not do meni- al work. If rumor here has it right, thereis and always wiill be a vast gulf of difference between Mr. Faucett and myseif. It would serve Mr. Faucett better io fight his grievances with the League and its delegates upon its merits, and leave personalities alone. Perhaps the fingerof scorn of the past might be reaped up, and thu unnececessii- rily bring abeut hard feelings. So my advice is to Mr. Fawecett, M. Fraser and others who may write, to first learn both sides of the story they are so hastily plunging into, lest they may find some of their writings, migl¢ invoive their own mother, sister or