St. Croix Avis, 1919-10-13, page 4
NOTICE. Owing to certain change: required In the llee Factory, one of the plants must be taken to pieces, and during the course of the work which may nccupy one month, it will be impossible to fur- nish more than half the present output of ice from Manday the 13th. instant. Patrons will be able to secure the half of their customary supply at the necessarily advanced rate of 2 cents a pound. When the changes in the Factory are complet- ed, the old price of 1 cent a pound will azain become affeciive. Christiansted, St. Croix. V. 1., October 10th., 1919. P L. LA BEGA. Creque’s Store OFERES ITS CUSTOMERS Meal & +flour, iln £ 2 & 1 bags— Best Grade Meal 2 lbs, 13ets., Cake Flour, Very Best lirand) I.b. 9¢ts., 2 lbs I%6ts. . Rice 12¢ts. per |b., Pearl Sago 28cts. per Ib., Fresh Quaker Uats 19ct., ney pk.. Ulear Sugar? the., licts., Stareh 11¢ts. . per Ib.. =z lbs. Bar Yeilow Soap 30cts., 1 Ib. tins Creamery Butter 90ct., Cooking Butter 45cts. per lb.,Condens- ed Milk 28cis. per un, Petei’s % tins Cocoa 17cts.. Pink Salmon 27 c¢ts. tin, Red Salmon 32ects. tin. Pig Snouts 2uct. …
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NOTICE. Owing to certain change: required In the llee Factory, one of the plants must be taken to pieces, and during the course of the work which may nccupy one month, it will be impossible to fur- nish more than half the present output of ice from Manday the 13th. instant. Patrons will be able to secure the half of their customary supply at the necessarily advanced rate of 2 cents a pound. When the changes in the Factory are complet- ed, the old price of 1 cent a pound will azain become affeciive. Christiansted, St. Croix. V. 1., October 10th., 1919. P L. LA BEGA. Creque’s Store OFERES ITS CUSTOMERS Meal & +flour, iln £ 2 & 1 bags— Best Grade Meal 2 lbs, 13ets., Cake Flour, Very Best lirand) I.b. 9¢ts., 2 lbs I%6ts. . Rice 12¢ts. per |b., Pearl Sago 28cts. per Ib., Fresh Quaker Uats 19ct., ney pk.. Ulear Sugar? the., licts., Stareh 11¢ts. . per Ib.. =z lbs. Bar Yeilow Soap 30cts., 1 Ib. tins Creamery Butter 90ct., Cooking Butter 45cts. per lb.,Condens- ed Milk 28cis. per un, Petei’s % tins Cocoa 17cts.. Pink Salmon 27 c¢ts. tin, Red Salmon 32ects. tin. Pig Snouts 2uct. per lb, Red Beans 17cts. per lb., Split Peas 14cts. per Ib., Black Eye Peas 13ets. per lb., Potted Meat Bets. p-r tin, Oilmeal 7ets. per |b., Fat Herrings Ilets. per lb.. Potatoes 6e¢ts. per b, Onions llets. per lb., Hard Crackers 18 cts., per Ib., Bl ek Tea 6bets. per lb,. Coffee 22 sts. per ib., Peanuts 12cts. per lb. Assorted Boys’ Suits from ages of 3 years .o 15, Men White Cashmere & Silk Suits, Ladies’ Waists, Rubbers, poots & Shoes, for Ladirs, Children & men, Boys Cloth Hats, White Felts, Panama Hats & Porto Rican Straws, (Mitinery) flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Em- broideries, Shirtings, (Calicoes, Voiles, Turkish Towels, Tweed, White Drill, & Panam. Cioth, Neckries, Shiris, ‘'ol- 'ars, Scarf Pins, Earrings, 8-duy Clocks, Alarm Clocks, U. S. Watches, Sweet- heart & Cashmere Bouquet Soaps, Face & Itoothpowder, Toothipasie, Prophy- jactic Tooth-brushes, .’ iHair-brushes, Men Gloves, Ladies Scaris, Sweaters, Merinos for infants & Grown folks, Bedspreads, Enamel Toilet Scte, Water glasses, Side Carpets, Chocolate Cups 10cts. Forks, nnives, Waiters, Puff pans, DBread-uns, Jelly-glasses, Jelly pots, Enamel Plates, Mugs, Galvanize Buckets, Guitars, Large Bowls, Lant- erns, Strainers, Sifters, Pudding-pans. g CALL AT KEQUE’S S ORE. Or Use Phone oi. We are always on the joo—Gro- ceries fresh: All other items reliable. (CREQUE) Christiansted. St CRUL® A&V 10, OWING to the necessity of his leaving for St. Thomas this month DR. HARK can accept no new work after Ortober 15th. Sweet Potatoes. “'Black-rock’ potatoes can be bought at Est. ‘‘Diamond & Ruby,’’” @ 3cts. per Ib., or by the bank (700 rt. long). ROBT. W. SKEOCH. UST from the big factories In S New York and Boston, Auaterno- bile Painting, Signs ana ali other kinds of .“ainting. g~ Drop me a Card. JOHAN XLINT I\Owi%ic ) 4 o H® Generai Annua! .ieeiing of the Si. CROIX HiGH SCHOOL CO., will be neld at the Moravian School House, Midland, on Thursday, 16th, at 3.30 p.m. Shareholders, Parents, Guardians, ete., are invited to attend. F. LUNNEY. President. St. Croix, 2nd October, 1919. Ask Your Dealer ror BORNN'S BAYRIJM Made On Honcr g Sold On Merit. Our Aimls To Make It The Best In The World. 3i € 3 to n ead. Gl . WE OFFER: Greenfieid’s Assorted Chocolates 55¢. pr. Ib., Runkels Chocolates isec. per cake, Mixel C:ndies 40c. pe- In,, Fancy Bi:- cuits, Fig Bar and Lemon .umbles 25¢, per pack, Crisp Crackers and Unee« a Biscuits 14c. pr. pack, Sunshine and Gi- ger Snaps .15¢. per pack, Cream Lunch biscuits 39¢. per ib., Grape Nuis, Corn [lakes, Puffed Rice, Instant Pos- tum, Tetley’s and Mortorn’s Tea in packs at §, 10, 15 & 20e. per pk.. Peanu. 80.. ter loc. pr. pot, Cream of Wheat S(e. per pk, Large Tins Sardines in Tomato Sauce 25¢. per tin, Beets in Tins, Maecca- roni ai.d Vermicelli 25¢. pr. pack. PRUNES and RAISINS. : AT THE ¥l)h/3 Y 7 o) r DANISE AMERICAN GROCERY N e 3 » ORTEBEKN lxb i .'A ‘ assurance Comparn Assurance Lompar y Limited OF LONDON lu"', ?,«’ £ = EV A PP e iU, L MA KUE %.: < o Agent jor Frederiksted’s Distric Lo M’PR :N i M. K. AKM3TRONG. g A b s ta 2 f ’ 3 i Agent for Christiansied’s Disirict Policies are not sunject to averave.