St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-15, page 2
§ T GRI X AaV.-S CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.30. THURSDAY EVENING 8.30. “The Gray Ghost” e Gray ost N.w The Figuting Is Coming | Epmo:[«f No. L: : i ‘ “The Fight”.. Episode No. 5 , “Plunder”. ‘ : lb"['b?”’.il.’ No. 6; “The House 0t Mystery”. Co ;e and see ""EDDIE POLO’ fighting the ‘‘GRAYGHOST’’ and the other Crimi- nals; later vou will see hiin zetting ‘‘police power in order to succeed 'n rescuing his aster”’ L “(t)r{den your tickets in good time as many patrons were not able *o procure seats for the first performance. on aceount of all seats being sold out. : ADMIS:STON.: Reserved Sea‘s : b o s . ..30 and 40c. General Kntrance.........: el T e Children 20 and 10c. ‘ LOW GOST LIVING. FRESH GOODS. NEW PRIGES. Flour, 10c. per Ib. ; Meal e U 8 36 O n your pkg. Potatoes, e Wh Beans. 16¢c.. =~ Sugar, ;e - Qats, iae ' Sago, e ‘e Coffee, e- ¥ Table Butter 98c. '* Ib Lard, e e Tomatoes, g ' 141tbh . can Corn Beef, 48c. '' 1 . : Rogsat - 4e.. ' - : Salmon 28¢. ¥ = Sardines, 10c. "' o | Beef Cuttings 23c. ** Ib. - ¢ | Picnic Hams, 40c. ** ** Whole. …
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§ T GRI X AaV.-S CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.30. THURSDAY EVENING 8.30. “The Gray Ghost” e Gray ost N.w The Figuting Is Coming | Epmo:[«f No. L: : i ‘ “The Fight”.. Episode No. 5 , “Plunder”. ‘ : lb"['b?”’.il.’ No. 6; “The House 0t Mystery”. Co ;e and see ""EDDIE POLO’ fighting the ‘‘GRAYGHOST’’ and the other Crimi- nals; later vou will see hiin zetting ‘‘police power in order to succeed 'n rescuing his aster”’ L “(t)r{den your tickets in good time as many patrons were not able *o procure seats for the first performance. on aceount of all seats being sold out. : ADMIS:STON.: Reserved Sea‘s : b o s . ..30 and 40c. General Kntrance.........: el T e Children 20 and 10c. ‘ LOW GOST LIVING. FRESH GOODS. NEW PRIGES. Flour, 10c. per Ib. ; Meal e U 8 36 O n your pkg. Potatoes, e Wh Beans. 16¢c.. =~ Sugar, ;e - Qats, iae ' Sago, e ‘e Coffee, e- ¥ Table Butter 98c. '* Ib Lard, e e Tomatoes, g ' 141tbh . can Corn Beef, 48c. '' 1 . : Rogsat - 4e.. ' - : Salmon 28¢. ¥ = Sardines, 10c. "' o | Beef Cuttings 23c. ** Ib. - ¢ | Picnic Hams, 40c. ** ** Whole. o gle 't i, | Cheese, BRe - 4 | Oilmeal T | Onions, dhp -t | Oct. Soap, e } Peanuts, jge. w1 i Cigarettes, -7c. ‘" pkg. New York & : Hi-Fh. Marie Biscuits 60c¢. ' |b. FABIO'S . Kwn & Company Street Stores. | .IST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE l WEEK ENDINGSEPTEMBER 11, 1920 ! C. Adams, Mary Adams, c. o Willlam Hoggins, _ : Est. La Grande Princesse, (3). . Verrineca Armstrong, - Mary Benners (Gallows Baoy, ' ~ Thaddoues Bess, B, 4. Blanehard, - - Matha Bliden, I Alfred Brooks, p Aneliza Brothersoun, 3 Alicia Brown, . Mary Bubrth, - David Buckley, . Eliza Canton, - ; - Wilhelmina Ccrnelius, 44 Fischer Street ~ Penelope Charles, * / ' + Hugh Cranney, 43 &44 Company St, Wiriam Crawzer, ! Mamselle David, .+ Ann Elizabeth, Camiele Federick, - Constencia Franeis, . Hezekyier Franas, . Edna Franeis, FEst.Contentment, e. o. : : Leevy, . John Ches. Fredericks, Est. Content- ~ Jane E. Gordon, e i O.ho Hatter, . Josiah Hallor, : i 'Alexander Hendricks, Franklin Yard, . : - Water Gut, Alfred Hendricks, Rachel ‘Hendricks' ' Rebecca Isaac, . Claudina Just James, : i Mary Jaeob, Water Gut, : . Charles James, Pelton Yard, Queen f 'y . Cecilia James, ‘ mss e John C. James, Water Gut L Marry Jo .nnes, B C gginton Johnson, e John Johnson, e¢. o. Catkerine Harris, J. A. Joseph, - : Hetcilinda King, . ™ Consavala Lang, - ‘ Marie Lockhart, : : M. Lucas, Eaisy Beliar i.uckas, ¢. 0. James Barry, Ehas Martin, My Benne:s, Urica De Nully, Watr Gut, Mary Pane, J. Petersen, Lucar Peterson, ¢. 0. Faisy Beilar Lucas, Lucia Petersor, Gravel Pit, Edward Petrus, = : Marian Picket, _ Susana Port, . H. Roberts. FPebeckar Rogiers, Amanda Ross, May Samuel Diamond &Ruby, Cathrine Sargent, Frances Ann Scott, Water Gut, Rebecea Simmons, Selstenar Simmons, Strand Street, Joseph Skeete, J. Spreuve, Allick Stephen, Alexander Stepher, Eulatia H. Stephens, ¢. o. M. Francis(2), Albertha Thomas, Felesah Thomas, Delfeen Thomas, A Thomag, Mary Thomas, Egbert Thorington, . C. Tuttsm, Henry Vajgo, Galiows Bay, Liorte] Watts, ; C. Watson, ; . Cornelius- Williams, : Alexander Williams, : H Williams, 28 Queen Si., Alberta Woodley, Eve Wiiliams, C. Yameo, 62 Hill St. Advertised mail is subject to a delivery fee of 1 cent for each piece. United States Post Office, Christian- sted, St. Croix, V. [ Sept. 20, 1920. e B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. It was a plezsure to us to receive the advertisement from Messrs. Fabio in- serted in this issue, and to which at tention of readers is directed. . We are glad at all times to afford publi:ity to -cheap prices,” especially of foodstuffs for it is the only rroper way by vrhich the public may be informed of this vital- ly important matter of daily life. It is very pleasing to note the livleyeffect eom- petitionis having to the benefit. of the consumer, and the Preservation of mer- cantile reputation. : Schor. Creole arrived here last night with St. Thomas wails, and mails from New York via St. Thomas by S. S. Thor vald Halvorsen. :