St. Croix Avis, 1920-07-28, page 4
Moo d o s ) NOTICE. THE Food “ommission of Saint Croix has f{ixed the foliowing prices which are to prevail until further notice Raw Sugar . ........ .24 cents per pound. Sweet Milk i Dk ' quart The price of Milk to become effective on the Ist prox. (Signed), THOMAS RAMSAY, Chatrman. Christiansted Saint Croix, the 22’ July 1920. W 1 : i W 4N CLYDES.S.CO. OPERATING THE (RAPOREL LINE)) THE s. s. Katahdin sailed from New York, Thursday July 22nd with 170 tons Cargo for Christiansted. . Importers are requested to send their orders to catech the s. s. Georgiana | Weeins schedule to leave New York on or about Aug. 10th. - JOHN ALEXANDER j - Agent. | Christiansted. July 241020, ; R| d ‘ Beeive BY LATEST ARRIVALS, At Stakemann’s Store The famous INGERSOL and LEANARD | WATCHES, EVER READY, GEM, | GILLETTE, and AUTOSTROP. | SAFETY RAZORS & BLADES, | DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ- ! …
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Moo d o s ) NOTICE. THE Food “ommission of Saint Croix has f{ixed the foliowing prices which are to prevail until further notice Raw Sugar . ........ .24 cents per pound. Sweet Milk i Dk ' quart The price of Milk to become effective on the Ist prox. (Signed), THOMAS RAMSAY, Chatrman. Christiansted Saint Croix, the 22’ July 1920. W 1 : i W 4N CLYDES.S.CO. OPERATING THE (RAPOREL LINE)) THE s. s. Katahdin sailed from New York, Thursday July 22nd with 170 tons Cargo for Christiansted. . Importers are requested to send their orders to catech the s. s. Georgiana | Weeins schedule to leave New York on or about Aug. 10th. - JOHN ALEXANDER j - Agent. | Christiansted. July 241020, ; R| d ‘ Beeive BY LATEST ARRIVALS, At Stakemann’s Store The famous INGERSOL and LEANARD | WATCHES, EVER READY, GEM, | GILLETTE, and AUTOSTROP. | SAFETY RAZORS & BLADES, | DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ- ! ORS & BLADES, } Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors, : Pocket Knives, FRANCO Flashlighits | Batteries and Bulbs, 1 COLGATES RERFUMES, | SOAPS & POWDER, | FLORIDA WATER, | SHAVING SOAP & CREAM, | CUTICURA & RESINOL SOAP, ~ Ribbon Dental Cream, . WOODBURY POWDER, f POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM, ! ENAMEL & GLASSWARE, | THERMOS BOTTLES & FILLERS, l GOODYEAR NEOLIN SOLES | & RUBBER HEELS, | PANAMA HATS, ! HAT BANDS, & SWEAT BANDS. ! IVORY HAND MIRRORS, | BICYCLE & AUT ) SUPPLIES, ERIK R STAKEMANN. For good appetiteand good digestion use Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Readers, No. 20-17. Program of the Gala Time on July 28th 1920 . [+t P =)(-)t=)bi—) 2 : Sl ook 1. TYramp around the Town in the aiternoon. ‘ln the afternoon the Band will tramp around the town as an announcement of the (Gala time in the evening). ; 2. Tramp around the Town in the evening. (Again in the evening ’;hsf Band will :ramp the entire town, leaviug the Band house at 8 o’clock sharp), ¢ . 3. Gala time on the Oval. (The tramp wili proceed and end Its way on the Oval where a Gala time will awant its followers). 4. Collection ai Entrance. ({'ne Band is begging the generous ones to coatribule and siver eotn 1 a cotleetion box which wiil respectiully await them at the entrance). 5. The Secretary of the Band willmake 2 short address. 6. Gala Time in full Swing. (After the address of the Secretary the (Gala time begins in full, and to make this Time real Gala we have arranged to have on sale various articles such as CAKES, CREAM, BEER, SOFT DRINKS. CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and to be sold at the lowest price possible). 7. General Addresses. 4 (At this juncture the following members of the Band will say a tew words in con- nection with their experiences as regards Music on the Whole. Mr. Ernest E. Williams, Leader. Subject: The Band; its membership: : : ~_then and now ““ Bugene Montefiore, Sub-Leader. Hi Experiences ‘" Abram Corneili s, Ist Cornetist, *° Hoxv I went at it. ““ (Charles Mason 2nd - His Experie ces. ** Herman H. Sarauw, Licentiate of Music. Subject: Unity of Purposc. “ Reginald Simmonds. Subject: His views of the Band. The Secretary will preside. These members arve putting their energy to m:dkf;‘ their convarsation agrésable. so at this moment every one is asked to give their best attention. 8. General Collection at Close. At the close of the Gala Time and just while the Band is playing a few Lively airs a collection will be taken up and anything from ONE CENT will be gladly ac. cepted. 9. Closing Address. (Atthe close of the Jolification a [ew words of thanks will be given by the Sccrc tary, after which the Na:iioflal Anthem will be played and then a tram: homeward. Submitted to and approved by the Officers of the Century Brass Band. . Friends of the Band. : : As will be seen the Band has devoted ail its time in preparing a program, in order to cover our Last indebtedness to the Bank. If thi- Scheme wcrks favoraßiy and the amount is covered we pledge to you our ever willingness to serve you, and if in this attempt we fail, then we take the liberty to say with regret that the fault is yours, therefore you have on many occasions proven your willingness to help us, we humbly solicit your kind consideration of this drive, and while leaving the des- tiny ip your hands : Again we are 7 THE OFFICERS OF THE BAND. . 11) 28 1§ Df. J. I\. IVidYNEW Eyesight Specialist 1s at Christiansted for a short stay and will make appointments with h.s clients:® from Monday 26th July.