St. Croix Avis, 1921-01-18, page 4
The Following Notice May Be Read In The Lobby Os The Christiansted Posi Office: Hereafter in accordance with ihe pre- visions of awmended Section 969 of 1 the Postal Regulations making ceriain aiter ations governing the delivery of special: delivery mail, such mail when not reg's- tered or C. O. D, or whose delivery lis not otherwise restricted, will in the fu- ture be delivered without receipts and will be left in regular mail receptacles [including door sl.t] at places where this convenience is provided, when per- sonal delivery can not be effected. As it trequently occurs that the addressees of special-delivery mail are not found, and no responsible person authorized to re- ceive the mail answers the cell, this amendment is calculated to prove of great benefit in simplifying tiic special- delivery service, and extend ng its use- fulness. At the same time the fact should be emphasized that the special-del very sys- tem lis designed to expedite and not to safeguard mail. …
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The Following Notice May Be Read In The Lobby Os The Christiansted Posi Office: Hereafter in accordance with ihe pre- visions of awmended Section 969 of 1 the Postal Regulations making ceriain aiter ations governing the delivery of special: delivery mail, such mail when not reg's- tered or C. O. D, or whose delivery lis not otherwise restricted, will in the fu- ture be delivered without receipts and will be left in regular mail receptacles [including door sl.t] at places where this convenience is provided, when per- sonal delivery can not be effected. As it trequently occurs that the addressees of special-delivery mail are not found, and no responsible person authorized to re- ceive the mail answers the cell, this amendment is calculated to prove of great benefit in simplifying tiic special- delivery service, and extend ng its use- fulness. At the same time the fact should be emphasized that the special-del very sys- tem lis designed to expedite and not to safeguard mail. The registry system is provided to insure safety, and mail con- taining currenecy or other articles of val- ue, should invariably be registered. A Perfect Substitute |or Air | National Kubber Tirefiller THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD USE IT: It rides as easy as air. It cannot puncture or blow out. It is neither solid nor pneumatic. It can be used in all style tires. It doubles your tire mileage. It is easily installed. It makes motoring a real pleasure. It stops tire repair bills. It makes your car dependable. IT ENDS ALL TIRE TROUBLE. For Full particulars apply at LA BEGA’S ICE CREAM PARLOR. R. DANIELSEN, agent. s Special Offer! Real Bargains PORTO RICO "'TUDESCO’’ CORONAS “SIMPLORA”’ INVINCIBLES in boxes of 50 $2.50 “BREVAS”’ CIGAR® pack of 25 50.75 per 100 $2.75 A. OVESEN, Frederiksted. e ¢ OLy oA 1S YBS¥est End New Grorery OFFERS BEST MESS REEF pickled Ccs LAFD compd. 28Be. b Ib. Tina $1.50. PICNIC HAMS 35c¢., BACON jbsc., CHEESE Amr. Brich, Swijss etc. 36,—45,--54 and 64c. per Ib. SUPREME HAMS 58c., BONEI ESS CODFISH, CO FEE 30—60 c. per b, TEA 5 -1.25, £ Fresh Goods. And the usual staple articles re- duced where possible. iy B o The Souvesir Booklets published by the West End News= Co,, can be had from the ICE CREAM PARLOR, Christiansted at 50 cents a piece. LOST on the road between Kstate Sight and Town ONE LADIES BLACK HAND BAG containing the sum of $16.00, 2 black buttons, 1 handker- chief, and 1 key, finder please re- turn to MRrs. K. A. SCHUSTER, Est. Sig ht. One New Croquet Set. Apply to ° « APT. R. D. LJUWEIL.L, : Marine Barracks. NORTEHEKN Assurance Company Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s District ERIK R. STAKEMANN _Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average. Frederi. :fed 1 .tiecary it bl New Ay s BEVai's Aliy b a splendie Unie, FINEIT DANISH sUrreß cne and two pound s MIXED PICKI é‘S.‘ llf)}\? RKINS. CHOW (CHOW inglish manuracture. kxira fine TUNAY-FISH raste | ke chickon, “JACK T'AR” 841A}, HERRINGS in Tomato sauce : excellent guality and cheap. LUNCH TONGUE, Fisd ALLS, MOCK TURTILE, SARDINES. DANISH‘:PATE FOI, SAUSAGE in ] tins. Green Peas, Wax Beans. Neziz, Sweet Corn, Aaspaacas AUCHOVIS and CAIVAR in tins, swezt & Bitter Almon s, CU: LOAF SUGAR very cheap. CALIFORNIA FRUITS such as Aorieots, Peaches Pears, Strawberries, Pine Apple, Cherries etc. JAMS, GRAPE-JUICE, CITRON, CURRANTS, RAISINS, YIXED NUTS. A f ne Aszcortment of Lhocolates axc . onbons English and American, in tins, boxes, bars ete. SUGAR ALMONDS, MIXED CANDY ete. usual assortment of CIGARS AND CIGARETTES Dark American Beer P. Doelger etc. etc. Jean Petersen, Frederiksied. EAST ASIATIC GOMPANY LTD. M,;S “ANNAM” | is expected in St. Thomas about 20-25th January accepting Freight for London, Hamburg & “openhagen. —AGENTS HANS B@JE, JEAN PDTERSEN, Christiansted. Frederiksted.