St. Croix Avis, 1919-10-31, page 4
October 2%, 1919. Exenui No. 8 xecutive Order No. G. URSUANT to authority vested in me by Section 2 of an Ordinance ‘Crea- ting a Commiszion to Regulae and Control the Prices of Foodstuffs in the Municipality of St. Croix. and for other Purposes, ap roved October 27, 1919, the following residents of St. Croix are hereby appointed, respectively, as Chair- man and Members of the Food Commis- sion of St. Croix’’ therein created: _ HoN. D, NOLL. Chairman. Mr. P. ADAMSEN, MR. L. HENDERSON, MRr. M. A. PRETTO, Mr R. DE CHABERT, : MRr. F. COULTER, MRs. R. D. HAGEMANN. MR, . RAMSAY, and MR. S. JORGENSEN, Members. : J. W. OMAN, Governor. - -«- To Consumers Os Electricity In Christiansted. NVHARGES for Electricity consumred will i’ in the future be based on Urirted States OCurrency, which means an amount corresponding to the rate of ex- change ruling on the first of every month will be added. According to the present rate of ex- change of 2747 there will be added 22.4. Respectfully D. W. |. BElLEeTric CO., EINAR SVENDSEN, Manager. …
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October 2%, 1919. Exenui No. 8 xecutive Order No. G. URSUANT to authority vested in me by Section 2 of an Ordinance ‘Crea- ting a Commiszion to Regulae and Control the Prices of Foodstuffs in the Municipality of St. Croix. and for other Purposes, ap roved October 27, 1919, the following residents of St. Croix are hereby appointed, respectively, as Chair- man and Members of the Food Commis- sion of St. Croix’’ therein created: _ HoN. D, NOLL. Chairman. Mr. P. ADAMSEN, MR. L. HENDERSON, MRr. M. A. PRETTO, Mr R. DE CHABERT, : MRr. F. COULTER, MRs. R. D. HAGEMANN. MR, . RAMSAY, and MR. S. JORGENSEN, Members. : J. W. OMAN, Governor. - -«- To Consumers Os Electricity In Christiansted. NVHARGES for Electricity consumred will i’ in the future be based on Urirted States OCurrency, which means an amount corresponding to the rate of ex- change ruling on the first of every month will be added. According to the present rate of ex- change of 2747 there will be added 22.4. Respectfully D. W. |. BElLEeTric CO., EINAR SVENDSEN, Manager. West End New Grocery offers recent Arrivals FRESH Codfish, Cream. of Wheat and Rolled Oats Amr. Gran. Sugar, Stuffei Olives, Queen Olives, DILL PICKLES \ GOLDEN GATE FRUIT SYRUPS STRAWBERRY & RASPBERRY, Snuffles Logan Berry Juice, Frankfurter Sausages, VIFKNNA STYLES SUPREME HAM, PICNIC HAM, Supreme Bacon, Salad Dressing, Tobasco Sauce, LOGAN BERRY JUICE, Al- monds, Bitter & Sweets, CITRON, “ELERY, SALT, COX GELATINE, . Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. tins Potatoes, Onions, Rice, broken & whole. "~ And the usual Staple arti:le. Med 4 io A Y | O\VING to the necessity to increase ,fhc compersation of the personnel of this offie2, the subscription to the St. { roix Avic will be augmented to 50 cants per mor -h from_Novembear 1. 1919. St. Croix Avis Office, Christiansted, Oect. 27, 1919. 7 ! A3 no definite understanding as regard futire prices between the merchants was arrived at. in the first and second open meetings after the increased rate of exchange, [ have decided to sell as the und r mentioned prices uatil the present stock is exhausted. . . . .. . ...4dec perib, sow &p Ruatter . ......00e, Lo Yl . 40 PR o e ) st . oo B . 000 Ha ve st gae o 0 d4p Dol Lye Yeas. . ... 36 " Simliges .. .9& l¥ vyertin Pk eboon ... ... .. .80 ° q Peosh Borings., ... Ije. = ot Be perdD e T Smokeqd Herrings. ..., 20e. =~ e bmear.. ... e Samm . e Rl Collsalh. ... e Ocragan Scap .. .. ......10¢c. each Gal. Wash Tubs, Gal. Buckets, Wire Nai s. Sompany Street Emposi SoMmpany regi Emporium, M. A. PRETTO, Proprietor. teriksted’s Apothecary Hall Frederiksted’s Apothecéry kHa - (GFPREERS MELLIN’S FAMOUS FOOD for the Baby HORLICK’S MALTED MILK fcr infants, invalids, and Travellers, NUXATED IRON TABLETS for general debility BEXF, IRON and WINE required in this climate to give blood and strength Jear Petersen, Frederiksted. FOR SAILE. ® One Piano Horning and Muller make. Cheap for :ash. ; For further information apply at this office. Creque’s Store OFFERS ITS CUSTOMERS Meal & Flour, in £ 8 & °'l bags— Best Grade Meal 2 Ibs. 13cts., Cake Flour, Very Eest Brard) 11b. 9cts., 2 lbs i7cets. Kice 12e¢ts. per lb., Pearl Sago 23cts. per iby, Fresh Quaker Oats 19ct., per pk., Clear Sugar? 2 lbs., 17¢ts., Staren ilets. per Ib.. 2 lbs. Bar Yellow Soap 30cts., 1 b. tins Creamery Butter 9ct., Cooking Rutter 45c¢ts. per lb.,Condens: ed Milk 28c¢.s. per tin, Peter’s % tins Cocog liets., Pink Salmon 47 cts, tin, Red Salnion 32ects. tin. Pig Snouts 20ct. per lb, Red Beans 17ects. per lb., Splir Peas Il4cts. per Ib., Black’ Bye Peas 13cts. per Ib., Potted Meat Bets. per tip, Oilmeal %cts. per Ib., Fat Herrings Ilets. per Ib., Potatoes 6ets. per lb. OUnions 11cte. per ik., Hard Crackers 18 ets., per ‘lb., Bl ¢k Tea 65cts. per lb,. Coffee 22 ets. ber b, Peanuts 12¢'s. per ib. Assorted boys’ Suits rrom ages of 3 years o 15, Men White Cashmere & Silk Suits, Ladies’ Waists, Rubbers, Boots & Shoes, for Ladies., Children & e, Bu),'.\‘ ('i}i‘,ih ”;ils_ \!V‘i‘itt_' F\:“E‘\S, Panama Hats & Porto Rican Straws, (Milinery) flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Em- broideries, Shirtings, (‘aiicoes, Voiles [urkish Towels, Tweed. White Dirill, & Panan.z Cloth, Neckries, Stirts, C'ol- lars, Scerf Pin® Earrings, 8-doy Clocks, Alarm Cloeks, U. S. Watches, Sweet- heart & Caskmere Bouquet Soaps, Face & Toothpowder, Tootnpaste, Prophy- lactic Toota-brushes, Hair-brushes, Men Gloves, Ladies Scarfs, Sweaters, Merinos for Infants & Grown folks, Bedspreads, Enaniel Toilet Sets, Water glasses, Side Carpets, Chocolate Cups 10cts. LYorks, Knives, Waiters, Puff pans, Bread-tins, Jelly-glasses, *Jelly pots, Eramel Plates, Mugs, Galvanize Buckets, Guitars, Large Bowls, Dant- erns, Strainers, Sifters, Pudding-pans. b CALL AT OREQUE’s S ORE. Or Use Phone 67. We are always on the job—Gro- ceries fresh: : All other items reliable. (CREQUE) Christiansted. I’ -~ 3 " NORTHEKN v ; i w 3 Assurance Compat.y Lo [ imited OCF LONDON 3 : i GLEO. L MARKOL Agent for Frederiksted’s Distiici - 4 o 1 y M. K. ARMSTRONCE. Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject te averace,