St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-07, page 1
A- s B "P/ 2 A 4 Q\®< ; i {. - ,\‘\ B \/’. . /Q : Ls& . = b)) ‘, ‘ ; “\1 \'\) ‘ J % zA B ,’——'\ \\’ =Ji ! l\‘\/, 2 . ~ L &S BeN <V L. 75TH 'YEAR. THE Si. CiOIX AViS | is printed and pudblishel doily (Swiedays | nnd Holzdu-y.s C.:,‘(’.';,’;)f,c':t",‘ Oy r. Johdnsen | at the Avis O fice. . ’ TERMS---50 cents monthly in 1 dounce, | 2 cents per single copy. | : 3 tintered as cecond-class matter May | 26th 1917 a. the Post Office at Christian- | WSt thaie V.l orthell S. 4., un- | dor the Act of vlarch 3. 1379 . Contridu’ion to this papzrwill be glid- | ly recewved vhen the same deals with mat- | ters of gen.ral interest, and is accompa | nied with the author’'s name, as a quar- | antee of gocd faith. The editor cannot be | responsible fc the views of his correspon- | deats nor dc 2he necessarily endorsethem | TE_.EGRAMS. ST CROIX STATION. : Viedivosiock, Jany. 3lst.—-It is report ed that Admiral Kolchak and Premier | Perili.yev of the All Russian Govern: | ment are imprisoned at Irkutsk. 6 Santiago, Chile, Jany. 3lst. -It is an- | noun :ed th: t the Cabinet has resigned. …
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A- s B "P/ 2 A 4 Q\®< ; i {. - ,\‘\ B \/’. . /Q : Ls& . = b)) ‘, ‘ ; “\1 \'\) ‘ J % zA B ,’——'\ \\’ =Ji ! l\‘\/, 2 . ~ L &S BeN <V L. 75TH 'YEAR. THE Si. CiOIX AViS | is printed and pudblishel doily (Swiedays | nnd Holzdu-y.s C.:,‘(’.';,’;)f,c':t",‘ Oy r. Johdnsen | at the Avis O fice. . ’ TERMS---50 cents monthly in 1 dounce, | 2 cents per single copy. | : 3 tintered as cecond-class matter May | 26th 1917 a. the Post Office at Christian- | WSt thaie V.l orthell S. 4., un- | dor the Act of vlarch 3. 1379 . Contridu’ion to this papzrwill be glid- | ly recewved vhen the same deals with mat- | ters of gen.ral interest, and is accompa | nied with the author’'s name, as a quar- | antee of gocd faith. The editor cannot be | responsible fc the views of his correspon- | deats nor dc 2he necessarily endorsethem | TE_.EGRAMS. ST CROIX STATION. : Viedivosiock, Jany. 3lst.—-It is report ed that Admiral Kolchak and Premier | Perili.yev of the All Russian Govern: | ment are imprisoned at Irkutsk. 6 Santiago, Chile, Jany. 3lst. -It is an- | noun :ed th: t the Cabinet has resigned. f The Hague, Feb. Ist.—The principal | provisions >f the new Treaty between | Holland and Belgiumm which have not yet | been ratifie 1, are that Holland and Bel- | gium are io have joint control of the na- [ vigation o the Scheldt River. The | movement of the Belgian warships ifrom Antwerp aid other problems which are | likely to arise in the event of war, are | to be left to the future decision of the Leagne of Nations, but both countries | agree to the principle that the mouths of | the Scheldt shall be free and open water. Paris, Feoruary Ist.--Announcement is made that :Icluded ip the listof Germans | whose surrcnder has been demanded, are Prmee Rujrecht of Bavaria, Archduke Albrecht o’ Wurtemburg, Von Kluck, | Von Beulow, Vun Mackensen Von deid | l.acken, Voa Cappelle and Liman Von | Sandois’ Washington, February Ist.--The British | Charge D’Aifaires publishes a positive assertion that the British Goverment does not plin to seek further loans in che United 3tates, but, on the contrarylesires to rduce the obligations already incurred. | Winnipeg, Fep. Ist. —Effective at midnight on the thirty-first January and un- | til further notice, the Canadian Wheat Board has oraered certain changes in the price of wheat aad flour. The price of | wheat have been raised twenty-five cents | CHRISTIANSTED, V. L&, & 4., SATURLAY. Tlh FEBRUARY 19:4. =¢ e i . S, e\ 72 “a 1) f% > = ¢ = ™ . LT o N D= \é . ST D\ - N R e 2 2 7 S N - S = / ,‘-',-//// e P! é// ¢ - ,' v '?' 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If yeu are not sure of your cond...on, go to your doctor and have him talie your blood count and see whera you stand or else make the following test yourseli: ODee how longgon can work or how far you can walk without be-omirg tired; next take two fivegrain tzllets of Nuxated Iron three times per day alier meals for two weeks, Thea test your strength again and see how much you have gained. By enriching the blocd and creating new red blood cells, Muxa*~d Iron strenothens the nerves, rebu.lds the weakened tissues and helos to instill renewed energy and power into the whole syciem. @ Unlikethe olderinorgan:c iron products Nuxated Iron is easi'y ooaimilztod. 722 nod insure the feeth, makeihem black, mor upscit o s aca. The manuficiurcrs guars:itos yucs . .1 snlircly satisface Sory vesulis fe every purchucer or tucy will refund your money. I§isd:iop-nava Ly ull goed druggists. ; : R S G PRSI ¢ T ST f £ f e ? W £ 2 T 4 : Bl Y : d s“ 7) &8 ; ; fl,"’fii : 4 v 20l 4 pox ;r_v‘ ?el 2 : Oy T S Y- The P Behind St >d-blooded| hawe e B ( - N e Povic - Behind Strong Redbloode Successfui Men and Women of Todz ; i B BARRNAR UN R SHAL LR U TG BRI e = ~ 3 : DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL, ¥ Y ST. THOMAS. per bushel to the Canadian mills, and the Government standard price for winter wheat has also been raised twenty-five cen:s per bushel to the Canadian mills.: The Government standard price for wheat flour is now thirteen dollars fifteen | cents per barrel on the basis of one hun- | ared and ninety eight pounds net, in jute | bags. The Government standard price | for winter wheat flour is eleven dollars | and twenty-five cents, on th.e same basis | fob cars at Montreal. : ; Bargain! Baryain! | galli. Darjgain. MEAL! MEAL!! MEAL!!! | Fresh 2 lbs. 15 cts. | FLOUR 2 LBS. 19 cts. ! AT THE A DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY. | A Proclamation By the Governor of the Virgin Islands of the United States. BY virtue of the authority vested in me I do hereby set apart February -12, 1920 and proclaim it a public holiday within the Virgin Islands of the United States for the purpose of observing LINCOLN!’S Birthday. 0. W. OMAN, Governor. Government House, St. Thomas, V. 1., January 31, 1920. I\'( . J1