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i J Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS HARLYCH’S MALTED MILK MELLIN’S FOOD Peter’s Cocoa Telley’s Tea, Pto. Rico g Coffee, Chocolate Bonbons, Sugar Almonds Mixed (Candy SWEET & BITTER ALMONDS California Pears, Peaches, Apricots * Cherric:s, Cut Loaf Sugar, SARDINES, SALMONS, OLIVES, - PEAS, WAX-BEANS Apple juice, Grape juice, Cider Vinegar VINEGAR ESSENCE Angostura-Bitters. . 9 Ki :g’s Pure Malt A Liquid Strengthener of Great Food Value. KASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, Developers ete. Fountain Pens; Safety Razors & Safety Razor Biades, Fountain Pen Ink COOPER’S #AMOUS CATTLE DIP American & French Perfumery, Lotions, Powders, Soaps CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP & POWDER Woodbury’s Face Powder Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream gKeeps the skin fresh and beautiful SHAVING SOAP, TOOTHPASTE ETC. Hair Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes Calox Tooth Powdear SHINOLA HOME SETS Shoe polish, Stove polish, Brass polish, Furniture polish JEAN PETERSEN’S BAY SPIRIT fine quality, made in St. Croix. PORTO RICAN CIGARS New Supply Ricoro: Imperials, President, Conchas, Flor de Castillo: Vietoria’s, Bouquets, Magnolias. A VARIETY OF CIGARETTES Egyptian, Fatimas, Camel, Piedmont, Pto. Rican, Lu~ky Strike, Capstan, 3 {astle etc. 3 CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO A fine Int of WRITING PAPER & ENVELOPES In boxes. Joan Petersen, Frederiksied, Owing to noriherly winds all day yes- terday, the Creole did not sail for St. Tho- mas as announced, but with favourabie weather will start this a. m. taking mail which may be posted until just before her departure. The cornmeal supply of this town has ST Ll X A Vi> To Be Slaughtered on Friday 14th. inst. 300 Ibs. Greenback Turtle BIVAK. . ... .18 0t SIEW P Christiansted 10th. November 1919. BUTCHERY DEPARTMENT. Gompany Street Emporium. If You are Going to Build Or Repair Get Excellent White Li hite Lime 80c. per barrel. From: PHILIP J. SAMUEL. Christiansted, V. L. Sy W__._,__u_____.“_._._:_.:.______ Let Me Furnis* You With Excellent White Li For All Kinds Os Mason Work 2 ® Os Price— Delivered Wherever You osay nee ALFRED JOHNSON. Market Square Christiansted, V. L. been replenished to a limited extent through receipt of some 30 bags by the steamer on Sunday. The price at which this article should be sold, according to list published by the Food Commission, is 9 cents a pound, blt it is lear: ed that those having it in stoek wili not sell morc than half a pound to a single purchaser and charge 5 ecents for that guantity. At such a rate the price virtually becomes 10 cents a pound. Nearly every issue of West End News in these days records cascs of larceay 1n Frederiksted, mostly stealing or food and in some instances cash. An escaped eonvict known as ‘‘Une Hand Tom*’ is presumed to be responsible ror some of these acts. The theatre was not crowded iast night but a fairly large audience enjoyed the show and went home in good spirits from the amusing comics with which the ex- hibition concluded It is now authoritatively stated that the Parima will leave New York tomor- row (12th.) and the Guiana next Wednes- day (19th.) for theseislands. OFFiCIAL NEWb. November 10, 191%. Governor Oman, accompanied by Gov- ernment Secretary Timmons and Lieu- tenant Horan, Legal Aid, attended the Extraordinary Meeting of the Coionial . Gouneil last Thursday regarding the in- troduction of Government’s resolution to ' elect a committee to consider a code of - laws. A statement was made to the es- . sect that a code previously submitted to . Washingion had heen returned as illegal, | the Government made prompt announce- | ment to the Counecii that no code had pre- | viously been prepared here and submit- | ted to Washington, and that the code | prepared is the original code. i e ’ The foillowirg vessels arrived at St® ‘ Thomas yesterday: American Steamer i “Elinor”” with general cargo from Mon- | tevideo bound for Boston. British steam- } er "‘Boveric’’ witn cargo ol nitrate irom | Chile, bound for Liverpool. Dut+h . steamer “Hercules)’ in ballast from Amsterdam bound for Puerto Plata, ] Dominiean Revublic. The steamers San Juan and Caracusz from New York are due to arrive in San Juan on Tuesday and Wednesday re- spectively. -~ Littie Johnny’s Slate. i On the Estate, Nov. 9th, 1919. Dear Mr. Ychansen: Some boddy axed Daddy it 1 was choked, because I did not write anymeore, . not mueh lize it, but we go to bed early . now as NMother likes to shut up from 1 hand Ton:.. ~Daddy thinks we could ex- port hardware from St. Croix; ior the prisoners make the bolt, and we have plentv of nuts in stock. If I was not afraid of icm {not Tommy) I would like to cateh Lim but would like to know if 1 would be ¢onsidered a regular cop and get 22.4 p. ¢. ¢n the 50.00 Fres. asatemperary employee of the Police Force. Daddy says he thinks the people of St. Thomas very stupid to address the Governor, and the Pres:dent, and the Secretary of State; .when we have the X President and Secre arys over here that could tell | them whatever they want to know on ‘ any subject. Mother thinks that eventu- ally Mr. Lansing will have to axe Mr. f Jackson and Co. to fix up the hole matter for him. Krazy is getting better and drinks soda behind the bars. : Yours truly : . JONNIE IGNATZ. | Frederiksted. Nov. 9th. 1919. American S. S. Lake Sunapee, 1,197 ' tons, Capt. i red. F. Dumke, arrived here ', this morning at 6 o’clock with 60 bags cornmeal and general cargo ana 75 - bags of maii for St. Thomas, and 77 for