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St. Croix Avis, 1921-01-05, page 1

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1921-01-05
Pages
1
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" -so 3 ~—— /./r' W, A A4€ # T~ « . .y ¢t /| / w3l | 5 b\ Lo \ \ N/ o § f { f / ‘ \\% AN/s 4 ) \ / $ ‘’ 7 : (N / : boo BN NAW \ R(M \L“o : | (B Y —. ‘3 | \. (& & | & g | \\g [ &8 Lo 1N ey | f HUE S AW s, ) (il 8l I o | i é’?\i t;;f/f’ 2 ‘:4" RNy eXW 8y T 9 WEIDAN bR & N T & oAy N f . < ;@‘ :\v,?:\r ANy @ SR STH YEAR THE 57. CROIX AVIS s printed and pudlisied daily 'Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johaisen at the Avis Office. A TERMS---50 cents monthly in advince 2 cents per single copy Kniered as second-class maticr i 6th 1917 at the Post Oiice al Chiristien nted, St Croie VoL oftlledr 303 un df}&!/{'“f 3ot ot ‘/i,-'r;':-h 9 1R79. h Contrib ition to this paper will be gladly received when the saime deals with matters o, general inierest, and 18 accompanied with the author’'s mame, as a quarantee o good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspondentsnor does he necessarily endorsethem. FROM THE POLICE. …

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" -so 3 ~—— /./r' W, A A4€ # T~ « . .y ¢t /| / w3l | 5 b\ Lo \ \ N/ o § f { f / ‘ \\% AN/s 4 ) \ / $ ‘’ 7 : (N / : boo BN NAW \ R(M \L“o : | (B Y —. ‘3 | \. (& & | & g | \\g [ &8 Lo 1N ey | f HUE S AW s, ) (il 8l I o | i é’?\i t;;f/f’ 2 ‘:4" RNy eXW 8y T 9 WEIDAN bR & N T & oAy N f . < ;@‘ :\v,?:\r ANy @ SR STH YEAR THE 57. CROIX AVIS s printed and pudlisied daily 'Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johaisen at the Avis Office. A TERMS---50 cents monthly in advince 2 cents per single copy Kniered as second-class maticr i 6th 1917 at the Post Oiice al Chiristien nted, St Croie VoL oftlledr 303 un df}&!/{'“f 3ot ot ‘/i,-'r;':-h 9 1R79. h Contrib ition to this paper will be gladly received when the saime deals with matters o, general inierest, and 18 accompanied with the author’'s mame, as a quarantee o good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspondentsnor does he necessarily endorsethem. FROM THE POLICE. LL owners of dogs are enjoined with<n the ending of January month to ; iprucure from the Police Office (for Kingshill Distriet from Kingshill Police Station) the signs fcr dogs prescribed by the Police Regulations, which according to same must always be worn by the dog, and for whick Francs 10.00 must be paid for dogs ia town and Francs 2.00 for dogs in the country. After said time dogs met not wearing the sign for 1921 will be ecaugh*t and brought to the Police €7 (King-aiil Police Station) and detainxd T 3 J tiiaes 24 hours, when It wiil o> Kuled,uniess the owner appears to claim the dog, pays a fine of Francs 15.00 and eventually procures the required sign. . Christiamsted’s Police Cffice, St Croix, the 29th December 1920. e s ¥. COULTER. Just Rece;ived Usi ece;ved :> ? 2 Ex 5. 5. Guiara APPLES,; . ; GRAPES, PEARS, : FURNIPS, CARROTS, BFETS, » 6,000 pounds Potatoe: @ sc. pr ib. e Onions @ 10c. pr. Ib. Come now, and buy quickly be= lore all 1s gone. Christiausted, St. Croix, 17th Deec. 1926+ A. K. M:lntosh, CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1 U S &-« WEDPNESDAY bIH JANUARY - 1921 |iT 2 = S | o 2 =N A SSu N | ‘ | AR . ¥ NS £ . X : 2 N\ o | o ,’;&q e @, \L; ¥2 N ‘ . &A B 8 A \\\ 3 {AN S ZoF IR R NN £_p ot &’/ & s‘o R S N | eNN AR : }~E 2 & i reS (s e NN AT e TS = < Fap N '/fif L2l i MR “‘Kr’ \\\ 7N ‘("é;‘x B N /N // | QI A F e v ; \\\ PR Y D, N. 2 577 4 . N ABEERREEE &7 A v i e LW AFe T , \ »'»,v,'*fi'. ), / ~_,g_.,~_~.‘,£,%,¢;:_‘j_g\~ e .’, //'/3, " alll N W“o GVYi N e %% / - RBR IT e bey 7 i AR \?} SRS ,’3';«;' 5 <./r Az e \‘:*4';%‘ e /// %5 i g ~s’§§v‘ TR v s e fi; R ' N 5N N e N e 37 | : ,;A,g, it 7 ';:é‘::-~ .&2—?%‘s«l‘%‘ ; V. | , “~'.f?,‘_>;jj_’:{-m i | -‘--—" You see glistening teeth now wherever you look, for millions clean teeth in a new way. We offer you here 2 ten-day test, tc show the results on your own tzeth. The {ight on filis Dental science itlas found away to combat film on tecth---tte film that dims teeth and destroys theim, Film i= thai wviscous woat you feel. It clings to toeth, eaters crevices and stays. The ordinary tooth cazze doos not dissclve it, so brushing has feft much »f @t intact. And very few reonic have escaped its damage. It is <he filin-coat that discolors, not the teeth. Fiim is the besis of tartar. It holds food substance which fsrments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause dron ' Millions of germ: breed in it. They, with tartar, are the !¢t cause of pyorrhea, which attacks 95 in 140 Now, after years of research, away has been found tc combat 6. Able authorities have an.:ly proved its efficiency, ' Leading dentists everywitere nevr wrge its daily use. e e PEY OFF | "5T A Pt - B NG - S 8 ol &y bAT a4 W 2 Ja W . e f{zr.“: e Vsl Y @n ‘REG. LS, XA SRR TR I T The iVewriduy Dentiieic: A scientific film combatant which, olier U L ear:’ tocts, " is nov- advised by leading dentisis everywhere Why Teeth Glisten & ; Millions of them—a new method Al stetements approved by high dental authorities . And millions of people now employ it, largely by dental advice. : . The method is embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. Two other new factors are combined with it. And this tooth paste is inaugurating a new dental era. Free to 2]l who ask A ten-d: - test of Pepsodent is sent to all who ask. :.'cc . book to expilain the results. The method quickly proves itsslf. Pervsoden: is ©used o pepsin, the digestant of albusain, Tre filn is albuminous matter. . The object of Pepsodent is to dissolve :f, ihen to day by day comnbat it. Pepsin loag secmed impossible. It must be activated, and the usual agent is an acid harmful to the teeth. But science has found a harmless activating method, so pepsin can be every day applied. : Send :ic coupon for a 10-Day Tube. MNote how cloon the teeth feel after using. Mark the abscace of the viscous Alm. See how tecth whiften as the filim-coat disappears. Do this fer your own sake and your fae ily’s sake. Nearly everybody sutfes froin this film. Cut ou. the coupon so you won'’t forget. : ;uh‘iu.-.;lm-can--mmnnwn-m.ua.u.fl&‘ i o ¥~ Ry g b : Ten-Day Tuwve rree” ¢ § T s « "HE PEPSODENT COMPANY, : ! Dep 11104 S. Wabash Avéi, 3 2 , : Ctfigago, 1. : ¢ Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to ' ¥ ‘:5-.0-‘-.-t’»‘t‘uo-.'o--.--01..---- ' : Only one tube to a family. 5 il G R R R e No 8. .. ! A Gift| A 10. Day Tube s of Pepsodent iz ! sent to all whe ask. See coupoa.