St. Croix Avis, 1922-04-04, page 4
T N\T» CC AT I - EUIN OALLL. Large Ice Box in good condition. Apply to Dr.Van Gaasbeek’s residence, Hill St. Just Received AT THE Viking Table Butterin 5 Ib, tin SWISS CHEESE, FERRIS HAM, FAMILY SALT BEEF, CODF'ISH, PICKLED SALMON, Ground Cofiee in 1 Ib. tin. CONDENSED MILK, EVAP. CREAM, MARIE BISCUITS, ROYAL LUNCH, CEYLON TEA in £ Ib. packs, INSTANT POSTUM, ~ SALAD Ol'. Christiansted, 29 March 1922. M. A. PRETTO. @ For Sals - g, Pronerty No. 48 Gompany steset, with 2 buildings also cistern nearly completed. For further info:ma- tion apply to H. MOLTKE, o Chrtiansted. Albert E. S_mersille, Lawyer, Christiansted, Queen’s Cross Si. ALWAYS GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R. A. CADE, INC., 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. st oiR AN 1S NPT WS A4S BF s d HE Censtitution is the Fundamentai T Law of the United Stat~ ¥ America: It is-~ssential to Giazeysuiw that all should btudy and understand the Consti- tution. It is therefore directed that, in all schools in the Virgin Islands, both Public and Private, the Constitution be syste- matieally taught ir. all grades above and including the Seventh Grade. ! …
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T N\T» CC AT I - EUIN OALLL. Large Ice Box in good condition. Apply to Dr.Van Gaasbeek’s residence, Hill St. Just Received AT THE Viking Table Butterin 5 Ib, tin SWISS CHEESE, FERRIS HAM, FAMILY SALT BEEF, CODF'ISH, PICKLED SALMON, Ground Cofiee in 1 Ib. tin. CONDENSED MILK, EVAP. CREAM, MARIE BISCUITS, ROYAL LUNCH, CEYLON TEA in £ Ib. packs, INSTANT POSTUM, ~ SALAD Ol'. Christiansted, 29 March 1922. M. A. PRETTO. @ For Sals - g, Pronerty No. 48 Gompany steset, with 2 buildings also cistern nearly completed. For further info:ma- tion apply to H. MOLTKE, o Chrtiansted. Albert E. S_mersille, Lawyer, Christiansted, Queen’s Cross Si. ALWAYS GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R. A. CADE, INC., 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. st oiR AN 1S NPT WS A4S BF s d HE Censtitution is the Fundamentai T Law of the United Stat~ ¥ America: It is-~ssential to Giazeysuiw that all should btudy and understand the Consti- tution. It is therefore directed that, in all schools in the Virgin Islands, both Public and Private, the Constitution be syste- matieally taught ir. all grades above and including the Seventh Grade. ! Government of the Virgin Islandsof the United States, St. T!omas, 29 Mareb 1922. SUMNER E. W. KITTELLE, Governor. [SEAL] Permanent Weekly Schedule for S. S. “Marina’’ BULL-INSULAR LINE INC. Leave San Juan P. R. Friday ¢ P. M. Arrive St. Thomas Saturday 6 A. M. Leave St. Thomas Saturday 9 A. M. Arrive Christiansted Saturday 1 . M. Leave Christiansted Saturday 2 P. M. Arrive Wrederiksted Saturday 4 P M. Leave Frederiksted Sunday 2P. M. Arrive St. Thomas Sunday 7P. M. Leave St. Thomas Srnday Midnight. Intending passengers will kindly pro- cure tickets not later than 12 o’clock Sat- ‘urday noon at Christiansted and 4 P. M. Saturday afternoon at Frederiksted. Bills of La®’.g lor shipwents must also be @ . vered at aforementioned time. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. Inc. Agents. Frederiksted. Christiansted. NOTICE. PTYBLIC notice is hereby given that the annval examination of applicants for teachers’ licenses will be held on April 8, 10, 11 & 12, 1922. Any citizen of the United States or of -he Virgin Islands, over sixteen years of age, who is known to be a person of good moral charactey, is eligible to sit at these axaminations. Information regarding said examina- tions may be obtained from the Director of Education or the Assistant Director of Education. DANIEL R. NASE, Dirvector of Education. ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, Asst. Director ofEducatiorn. luet Arrivnd Lram o JUOL MILIVOU Trudl _ HEYMAN’s BUTTER in 4 Ib. 1 Ib. 2 lb. tins ¢ TIIBORG EXPORT BEER & 3 & 111 STOUT in 4 bottles. EVERS MALT EXTRACT, MATCHES, Beauvais Fruit Syrups & Conserves large assortment, ANTON BERG CONFECT. Nyrop’s Razor’s, Seissors and Pocket Knives, ' FAU DE COLOGNE 4711, TOILET ARTICLES, ” MANICURE SETS ETC. HAND BAGS &PURSES. from kFramce PATE FOIE GRAS TRUFFE, CHAMPIGNON., TRUFFLES, FLEUR D’ORANGE, CHERRIES in Marasquin, SARDINES, VESTAL OLIVE OIL, } SOAPS & FERFUMES, Carmel and other Brands CIGARETTES, JAMAICA & PORTO RICO CIGARS, PARK & TILFORD CHOCOLATES., SUCHARD CHOCOLATES, TINTEX in many colours, Asst. PALM OLIVE PREPARATIONS such as SOQAP, Talcum Powder, Face Powder, TOILET WATER.VANISHING CREAM, Colgates Preparation, i THERMOS BOTTLES, FOOD JARS, Watermann’s Founta n Pens, EVER SHARP PENCJLS Eastman Kodak Supply. Hans Boje & Jean Pefersen. FOR SALE-AT ONGE. FINE PIANO, New Aeolian “eocalian, OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ¢ ST. PAUL’S RECTORY . P West End. &