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St. Croix Avis, 1920-12-09, page 2

Collection
Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-12-09
Pages
1
Text
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ST CRLU X A NVELED ' “HOLD BACK” ~ Your decision to purchase a Typewriter Until You See the “Royal” . .AB : : The machine of the latest improvements Universal Keybcard, Lightest : Stenching Equipment, Eraser Shield, ete. i Sl est‘ fouch, Closed Against Dust : The Machine that’s built for wear. The Machine that makes work areal pleasure . | ' E. B. CANCRYN, Exclusive Representatwe, Virgin Islands, U. S. A. NOTE: Mn E. B. Cancryn who has recently arrived from New Yorkwill sh i v ol e = ; tly be visiting St. Croix in the 1 iterest of The Royal Typewriter and Il gl oF strate the machine. - ‘ wili gladly demon- Write for price and full particulars. _ : NOTICLEL. | THE SOINT CROIX RACING ASSOCI- ATION wili hold a meeting at Lstate MANNING’S BAY on Sunday the 12th. | inst. at 3 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of entering Horses for the forthcoming Ra- ees"on MONDAY tne 27th December 1920. i | Horse owners are particularly requested | to bring their Horses and have them I measured, and entered, as after that day | all entries will be closed. Saint Croix, V. 1. U. S. A., T7th. …

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Per title, recorded not guessed. St. Croix Avis: Brian 2026-08-22 fair game (ceased 2024). West End News (sn84037548, 1912-1973), Home Journal (sn84037503, 1951-1973), St. Croix Tribune (sn84037536, 1922-1937): Brian 2026-08-23 take. The Daily News of the V.I. (568 pages, 1955-1978): EXCLUDED - publisher active; the Library's clearance is the Library's. Pre-1930 material PD outright.

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ST CRLU X A NVELED ' “HOLD BACK” ~ Your decision to purchase a Typewriter Until You See the “Royal” . .AB : : The machine of the latest improvements Universal Keybcard, Lightest : Stenching Equipment, Eraser Shield, ete. i Sl est‘ fouch, Closed Against Dust : The Machine that’s built for wear. The Machine that makes work areal pleasure . | ' E. B. CANCRYN, Exclusive Representatwe, Virgin Islands, U. S. A. NOTE: Mn E. B. Cancryn who has recently arrived from New Yorkwill sh i v ol e = ; tly be visiting St. Croix in the 1 iterest of The Royal Typewriter and Il gl oF strate the machine. - ‘ wili gladly demon- Write for price and full particulars. _ : NOTICLEL. | THE SOINT CROIX RACING ASSOCI- ATION wili hold a meeting at Lstate MANNING’S BAY on Sunday the 12th. | inst. at 3 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of entering Horses for the forthcoming Ra- ees"on MONDAY tne 27th December 1920. i | Horse owners are particularly requested | to bring their Horses and have them I measured, and entered, as after that day | all entries will be closed. Saint Croix, V. 1. U. S. A., T7th. Dec- cember, 1920. o . | 1. S. HODGE. Sec. & I'res. | Lost i ~ Los | On the centre road one DRIVESHAFT | and UNIVERSAL JOINT. Reward if returned to Marine Barracks. EDITORIAL. The Herald says the Avis s vainly trying to repair a basket of broken eggs. It is not a question of repairing broken | eggs, but of showing that wedidn’t break them and make the mess | et ._..._._.__._..—_ i o ' .+ LOCAL. | Th!e S. S. Parima f?)m New York ar- I rived at Frederiksted at 4 p. m. yester- terday with gencral cargo tor the “island and 48 bags mail for Christiansted. Correspondence. Mr. Editor!— ' Are: you npot afrai@? Or hav't | you heard ! ! : "A'ne island 18 1n the grasps of the De- vil, and taoe mouih of, Hell is ¢come near to dt. Lroix. nml—""No wonder the temperature is hign.”’ : . B ~ lail (o see how ne come-to get hold. of it: —somelning musi have attracted hip. ~ —Should’nt wonder 1t he has’nt been reading some ol Lhese newspapers of ~ late,—and irom the writing therein, seen - lne greal stale oi peacetul contentment all tue peopie nere are uving inl—Q- ~could 1L pe tnvuuagnt tnat he snould have outwliled some 0f tne big Landholders . i piaylng t'ouvker yice, | Ml s sald ue 18 accusivmed to great } heat;—tLnis 18 Somewnat unfgrtunate' because ouerwise 1t would nhave beer - worin whike lor a couple of- fellows, to ~ gel hold of mim, -and try to fool him in to ~ visit tne witerent printing plan:. _ I'he neat 1n some ot them migzht have so scared nim;—inat it did make him ~ lose hls grasp and leave the Island. © It can pe weu understood, people has to be careiul and' take precaution; not knowing what he 1s up to: and therefore have to take Armor on. . Now !—would’nt it have been just nice, and even s 0 much better if the peo- pie couid have taken on A-m-o-r. It is said that he is such a delightful - fellow, and makes people feel so happy. ~ So certainly, it would have been ‘much better to have him here, on the Island thap the Devil. .= = = : S ot s - Xours, i ; : . JACK RABBITT:- - THE RADIUM MYSTERY. . What has become of the Serial_entitled "'l'ne Radium Mystery’’. Siance Thurs-" day evening Dec. 2, it£ls become& Mys- ;tery. Will the master ol ceremonies, = Mr. Svendsen, throw some light on' the ~ New Arrivals ' EVER’S MALTEXTRACT a splendid Toniec. FINEST DANISH BUTTER - - ene and two pound tins. . MIXED PICKLES, GHERKINS, CHOW ..CHOW: : f English manufacture. o Extra fine TUNA-FISH. taste like chicken. 3 “JACK TAR’’ SMAL:. HERRINGS in Tomato sauce s exccllent quality- and cheap. - , LUNCH TONGUE; FISH BALLS;" MOCK-TURTLE, - SARDINES, DANISH PATE FOI, SAUSAGE in ' tins. o j Green Peas, Wax Beans; Beets, Sweet Corn, Asparagus. : - AUCHOVIS and CAIVAR in tins. Sweet & Bitter Almonds, CUTSLOAF SUGAR very cheap. CALIFORNIA FRUITS such as Apricuts, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, -~ Pine Apple, Che ries etc. JAMS, GRAPE-JUICE, CITRON, CURRANTS, RAISINS, - MIXEDNUTS. A fine Assortment of Chocolates and Boubons S English and Ameriean, in tins, buxes, bars etec. SUGAR ALMONDS, MIXED CANDY ete. " usual. assortmeant of- - AND CIGA RETTE)’.V Dark American Beer ' - P. Doelger etc. etc. _ Jean Petersen, - Frederiksted., : o e e e e Mystery, so that it will be no longer a Mystery, - : e , Respectfully, -~ SOME INTERESTED." WANTED TOKNOW . Is the interesting Serial "'The :Radium Mystery’’ discontinged7 We were dis- appointed in not seeing the coniinuation on Monday evening, and according to the ad. in “"The Avis’" it is again absent od this evening program. R D i ‘ MOVIE ADMIREBS\.‘!{