St. Croix Avis, 1921-10-26, page 4
Apothecary Halls have received a NEW supply of L Tt/ BOEG EXPORT BEER 171 and 5 bottles, TUBbORG SIOUY | » bottles. | FINEST DANISH BUTTHR £ Ib., cne'lb. and 2 1. tins. | Asparagus, Wiener Sausage, | Red Kaal, Estragou Vioegar, Tytteovar, | Whole Strawßerries in Syrup. eic | Raspberry and Cherry Syrups GENUINE THERMOS BOTTLES various sizes, 4 large assortmert of Eastman’s Kodaks, Films and Supplies Watermann’s famous Fountain Pens KVER SHARP PENCJLS ASSORTMENT of CIFARETTES and CIGARS PARK & TILFORDS CHOCOLATES and CANDIES TINTEX in mary COLORS a large assortment of " ALM OLIVE PREZARATIONS such as SOAP, lalcum Powder, Face Powder, TOII ET WATER.VANISHING CREAM Beautiful Containers for Rouge with {3lass ete. AND MMNY OTHER ARTICLES. Hans Boje & Jean Peiersen. 9. ol Evers’ Malt Extract - SMOKED SAUSAGE Danish, WEINNA SAUSAGE in tins, LEVERPOSTEI in Trofler, Extrafine-Danish Butter fresh from Denmark. Fresh supply of JAMAICA, HAVANA and PORIO &I- CAN CIGARS AT ’ _ H. BOJE. JEAN PETERSEN. …
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Apothecary Halls have received a NEW supply of L Tt/ BOEG EXPORT BEER 171 and 5 bottles, TUBbORG SIOUY | » bottles. | FINEST DANISH BUTTHR £ Ib., cne'lb. and 2 1. tins. | Asparagus, Wiener Sausage, | Red Kaal, Estragou Vioegar, Tytteovar, | Whole Strawßerries in Syrup. eic | Raspberry and Cherry Syrups GENUINE THERMOS BOTTLES various sizes, 4 large assortmert of Eastman’s Kodaks, Films and Supplies Watermann’s famous Fountain Pens KVER SHARP PENCJLS ASSORTMENT of CIFARETTES and CIGARS PARK & TILFORDS CHOCOLATES and CANDIES TINTEX in mary COLORS a large assortment of " ALM OLIVE PREZARATIONS such as SOAP, lalcum Powder, Face Powder, TOII ET WATER.VANISHING CREAM Beautiful Containers for Rouge with {3lass ete. AND MMNY OTHER ARTICLES. Hans Boje & Jean Peiersen. 9. ol Evers’ Malt Extract - SMOKED SAUSAGE Danish, WEINNA SAUSAGE in tins, LEVERPOSTEI in Trofler, Extrafine-Danish Butter fresh from Denmark. Fresh supply of JAMAICA, HAVANA and PORIO &I- CAN CIGARS AT ’ _ H. BOJE. JEAN PETERSEN. For Sale at Estate Slob FURNITURE including | MAHOGANY TABLES & PRESSES, | GLASS WARE& CHINA, | also " KITCHEN UTENSILS, | OIL WOVE ETC. | ONE PHAETON | in good order with pole & double harness. Fuiniture cam be seen frum today. | Apply te ' { GEBO. H. BRAND S oing gon i<y b L < L) 1 o ] tor e eoN et R .i : > ERL .UL . . iioe ebt - Now it - . Will GoV. 4l “ . N '. ‘;,! AT —\.‘;\ "1' i £ ! ! i i,,g. g /| e p o |‘E; eX A {77 e s S . "‘ /',; I ' When 3-in-One Oil reaches ; the point of friction in a sew- i ing machine bearing, friction | dies immediately. Instead of | groaning and hanging back, | needle and shuttle take wings ‘ and fly like the wind. The thread runs free and easy and t sewing becomes a joy. * i ® ® | 3-in-One Oil | is the greatest oil in the world for i sewing machines and all fine [ meckanidms—try it and see. i In 1-oz., 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and ; " ig 3.0 z. Handy Oil Cans. .3 : - \ ? ASK YUUR DEALER 1 W” i Read ihis imporiani Paragiaph froin - X i -2 letler from ihe Faciory of the famous Tires VIKING CORD THE TIRE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT A MUDERATE PRICE “"We pay our Workimen in Tires a very high wace We keep the number of each ’ Tire wnich each man makes. Then, if | there are any just ennplaints, we refer | to the number of the Tire, and the man | who has made it have to pay che claim. | The workmen agree Lo this, because | they receive very much higher pay than | is customary in other factories; and by | having to pay the claim i: there is | any-—is undoubtedly the cause that they | take special care in the construction of | these tires: and to this is due the great : rerord of the ""Viking Tires’. . KXCLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto | Rico A. Erle Summersille & Go. Inc, SAN JUAN, E.R Keep YourRazor ) N7. ‘- §& UlLA 7 /. o \V It is impossi- N ” ble to wipega ‘>/ razor absolutely dry. | ¥ W\~ Conscquently invisible ¥ rust is always eating away »?.‘-.‘ 4 the microscopic teeth that ¥ i give arazoritsshaving g M power. Thisis why your #! t razor becomes dull—rust ? | doesit! Nothing keepsa § | @ razor in such fine shaving WlB trim as lill 3-in-OneOil I 3-in-OneOi ,'l B Use it this way and see for ' M yourself: Before shaving, “,i draw razor between thumb 4/ I and first finger moistened K7/ //f§ with 3-in-One. Then strop ,/-' § with afew drops on the J;' i strop. Avoid making strop {' i wet with oil. After shaving #lllß rcpeat this process. This checks rust and absolutely preserves 1 the edge—microscopic rust cannot ; form~the cutting edge must staykeea. Inleox, !-o&&nd 8-ox. bottles, 3 and in'Sos Handy Ol Cans. All DEALLEKDS. ® N o Post Office Notice. RESUMPTION UF MONEY ORDER SERVICE WITH THE LEEWARD . ISLANDS FFECTIVE at once the exchange of money orders between the United States ani the Leeward Islands (em- bracing Antigua, Dominica, Monserrat, Nevis, St. Kitts, and Tortela). tempora- rily suspended in May lasi, is cesuin- ed by mutnral agreemert of the two coun- tries, and previous notice advising the suspension of money order business be- tween the Virgin Islands cos the United States and the Leeward Islands Co:ony is hereby modified accordingly. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, October 14, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Pos¢master. BE(HNNING Friday 21’ inst., the block on King Street between Market and Princes Streets will be closed until further notice. Christiansted, Oetober 18’ 1921. HEYWOOD Street Inspector.