St. Croix Avis, 1919-11-26, page 2
SIT. LHEOI X &¥ls. ® ® . Publication. THI*.) Food (Joxrfmissi(m of St. Croix has fixed the following maximum prices which are to prevail until further notice. WHOLESALE PRICES: ‘ ‘ SAME AS HERETOFORE PUBT.ISHED. RETAIL PRICES: BN Beann . o s e S e L s e- - 0 e s - . S s ule . e . DURGr Dronvi coveial (vaw) ... .. .. e e o sue o bl o i B oo B Wl L e s e s B 2 Buewnae. L. e e- -oSG B B e e . DR GVIL e e e R & TR bele . Le ik (Canada peas. .. L. s G e L 8 BRI bR e e- - s o e e e N o)< e e . Dread-unlesvenedor water- . ... .. ... a0 ¢ Three Ic. loaves of bread must weigh 4 pound. | Milk as hevetofore published. cive Cattle as heretofore published. Live hogs *° 1 W Dive sheep *° e ‘ : Beef, veal, pork, and mutton as heretofore published. ® SR 00. e cenad o BRG ieE BoiTßd. ]l3;{;;'s, e e e e eL R PR Sweet potatoes--Huckstersprice . .... *%...... ... . ... . 04c. per pound. Kerosene and chareyal as heretofcre published. Ajl weights and measures are AMARICAN STANDARD. : Fractional, parts of a pcund are to be so'd in direct proportion to the pound rate. Frederiksted and Christiansted St. …
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SIT. LHEOI X &¥ls. ® ® . Publication. THI*.) Food (Joxrfmissi(m of St. Croix has fixed the following maximum prices which are to prevail until further notice. WHOLESALE PRICES: ‘ ‘ SAME AS HERETOFORE PUBT.ISHED. RETAIL PRICES: BN Beann . o s e S e L s e- - 0 e s - . S s ule . e . DURGr Dronvi coveial (vaw) ... .. .. e e o sue o bl o i B oo B Wl L e s e s B 2 Buewnae. L. e e- -oSG B B e e . DR GVIL e e e R & TR bele . Le ik (Canada peas. .. L. s G e L 8 BRI bR e e- - s o e e e N o)< e e . Dread-unlesvenedor water- . ... .. ... a0 ¢ Three Ic. loaves of bread must weigh 4 pound. | Milk as hevetofore published. cive Cattle as heretofore published. Live hogs *° 1 W Dive sheep *° e ‘ : Beef, veal, pork, and mutton as heretofore published. ® SR 00. e cenad o BRG ieE BoiTßd. ]l3;{;;'s, e e e e eL R PR Sweet potatoes--Huckstersprice . .... *%...... ... . ... . 04c. per pound. Kerosene and chareyal as heretofcre published. Ajl weights and measures are AMARICAN STANDARD. : Fractional, parts of a pcund are to be so'd in direct proportion to the pound rate. Frederiksted and Christiansted St. Croix, November 24th. 1919. D. NOLL, Chairman. 4 A??‘ B.- - ’- : " : ‘ CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.30 THURSDAY EVENING 8.30 SCREEN TELEGRAM ° “The Lion’s Claw.” ° € Llon § aw. EPISODE 9. Chopters 17 & 10. “THE HUMANPENDULUM". EPISODE 10. Chapters 19 & 20. “THE ESCAPE FROM FLAMES.” : "o e ‘ 29 Comic: “His Body Fo--Rent. ’ : ADMISSION | ADULTS Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents, | CHILDREN —Reserved Seats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. | et e eS SR ee e L | The mention made in this paper of Monday 24th. instant, of a nartial eclipse of the sun having been visible here on Saturday last, was merelv a statement of fact, as it appeared to the beholder, and did not contemplate anyv adherence, ~ to astronomical, or scientifie language as ' construed by the Herald of yesterday. It ' being very well known betorehand that | the eclipse was annular, the term par- - til fizured in this connection in its pre-’ cise sense as distinguished from total. . ' THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICES IN THRISTIANSTED CHURCHES , St. John’s Church : 8.45 a. m. Mattins. - 9.30 a, m Sunz Mass Sermon. 730p. m. ‘ Festaf [ivensong. : . v tHoly Cross Chureh: 600 a. m. High Mass. Lutheran Church : 10.00 2. m. S»ecial Thanksgiving Service. The thanks offer- ~ing will be taken for the poor. : ' Moravian Ckurch: 11.00 a. m. Thanks- E giving Service. . AR T Y TR SRR T R TR BilSTRaT s ‘ After a lingering illness, MR. BERNA- ' DIN DOUTE, clerk of the Sanjtation Dept. - died last night at the Hospital from . where rhe funergl will take place at 4.30 ' o’elock this afternoon. i VTRSR ROVS TN M Tg S PREREN - Poputar Concert ; On The Wharf, To-Night : BY THE NATIVE BRASS BAND —:PROGRAM:—— INTRODUCTION | ""Hail Columbia’’ 1. Mareh .. .'""The Booster’’ Kilein 2. Two-Step... ' 'Planration Echoes’’.. . | - Heinzman 3. Song......"*Where Do We Go From | Heve..... . Wenrich INTHERMISSION:—- 1. March... ‘Hail To T'he Presidant’’. Wight (Respectfully dedicated to The President | afthell. 8 4 ) 2. Medley ‘‘Plantation Songs’’..Mackie- , Beyer 3" March.."'The New Libeity’’..Lineoln ' 4. One-Step......"'T Don’t Wan: To Get Well” ... .Jentes | STAR-SPANGLED BANNER. ‘ FRED. €. JACKSON. Jr.. ! Bandmaster. The terms parial, annular, agd rotal, ~ have special significant meanings when seientifically applied to eclipses, but it is not known that the general definitions of those words are necessarily set aside - when referring incidentally to such phe- nomena. , As will be seen from a programme ~ published above, the Native Brass Band - will give a concert on the wharf this . ~ evening. The Industrial Brass Band will . also give a concert to-morrow even- ing, programnie received, but too late . for publication. ® f 4 | A reportof fi ‘e yesterday forenoon drew a crowd to No. 28 Queen’s Cross Street, - the residence ¢f Mr. Jos. Bough where in the absence of the inmates a cat over- turned a coal-port setting fire tor the floor - but fortunately withour any extensive or