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St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-02, page 4

Collection
Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-09-02
Pages
1
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Eg e (] Fublication. l'l' is hereby brought to publie no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized Rev JAMES _ AUGUSTUS AGAARD to perform | civil-religious functions in the Mu- nicipality of St. Croix. | Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Creix, 27 fugust 1920. ¢ ¢ TIMMONS | Government Seciretary. TH_E Auction postponed on Satur- day last will" be continued at No. 47 HILL. STREET IN CHRIS- TIANSTED on Saturday the 4th oi September 1920 at 2 o’clock p. m‘ Christiansted, St. Croix, August 30th 1920. - A. E. STAKEMANN. ‘ The New St Groix Savings Bank, S there was no quorum at the 39th An- A nual General Meeting of the New St. | Croix Savings Bank advertised to be ! held on Friday the 20th inst., the Mem- | bers arc hereby notified that a meeting | will he held on FRIDAY THE 3RD OF l SEPTEMBER 1920 at 4 O°CLOCK P. M. | at the office of the Institution at which | meeting a statement of the transactions | for the fiscal year ending 3lst March | last will be produced and the election } of Trustees take place. ! Christiansted, St. …

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Eg e (] Fublication. l'l' is hereby brought to publie no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized Rev JAMES _ AUGUSTUS AGAARD to perform | civil-religious functions in the Mu- nicipality of St. Croix. | Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Creix, 27 fugust 1920. ¢ ¢ TIMMONS | Government Seciretary. TH_E Auction postponed on Satur- day last will" be continued at No. 47 HILL. STREET IN CHRIS- TIANSTED on Saturday the 4th oi September 1920 at 2 o’clock p. m‘ Christiansted, St. Croix, August 30th 1920. - A. E. STAKEMANN. ‘ The New St Groix Savings Bank, S there was no quorum at the 39th An- A nual General Meeting of the New St. | Croix Savings Bank advertised to be ! held on Friday the 20th inst., the Mem- | bers arc hereby notified that a meeting | will he held on FRIDAY THE 3RD OF l SEPTEMBER 1920 at 4 O°CLOCK P. M. | at the office of the Institution at which | meeting a statement of the transactions | for the fiscal year ending 3lst March | last will be produced and the election } of Trustees take place. ! Christiansted, St. Croix, 21st August ; 1920. : f ‘By Order. | T. J SEREEDIRON. | Accountant | ¥ T t { DEAFNESS | And Noises in The Head. | | 4 YOU ARE A SUFFERE—Go to | your Local Diuggist and order 'CON- i CENTRATED SOTIRDAL,’ price 46/ | per tin. This New remedy gives almost | immediate relief, and guickly edects a | permanent cure. It penetrates to the | actual seat of the complaint, and has | completely cured many cases which were | considered hopeless If your Chemist | does not yet stock ‘SOURDAL’, do not | accep” any substitute, but send money- | order for a supply direct to the ‘SOUR- | DAL’ DISTRIBUTING CO, 38 STA- | TION ROAD, CROYDON, SURREY, ENG.. and a package will be mailed per return with full directions. : @ 4R b s M 1N FOR SALE o o 1 B Gkl H uggy and rlarness in fine condition Card-table and other tables, 1 new Stove, Plants in tums, Some China and cut glasses, K. KNUDSEN, Castle Coakley. s THING. Laborers of all classes to March 1n Large Parade September Gth at | p. M. ' entury Brass Band to Lead Parade. At the Public Labor Day Celebra'ion on September 6th, it is ex sected that every availahle space will be necnpied Negroes from all parts of the country, ouzht to attena. The WORKING PEOPLES COMMIT- TEE of the FEDERATION of ILLABOR, whn are employed and their friends to ask their employers for a half day, sothat they will be able to report for the march- ing promptly a* 1 o’clock. All the mem- bers and friends are asked i do that, <o that we will form a band of United Wage Earners, A band of all Negrues wi!l head the Parade each Devision will march un- der their resnective banners. The parade will start from No. 10 Queen Street go north turn Queen Street, King Street, turn tast Hill Street Prin- ce’s Street turn Queen Cross Street, Hos- pital Street from thence to the Oval where the addresses will be delivered. Speakers are: Rev. P. PEDERSEN, REv. H. H. HENRY, 3rd Vice President, Miss 1 HERESA DANIEL jat . MR. JAMES ROBERTS REv. KHAN There will be others’. At intervals the Century Brass Band will render some lively pieces. Get ready for the jolly time coming home ye lramp lovers. WORKING PEOPLE’S COMMITTEE rEDEFRAL LAROR UNION No 17261 A. F Us L Chairman, Mr. Morris E. Davis Particulars of the BLACK STAR LINE will be explained according to cable by the chairman Mr. M. E. Davis all iatercsted Negroes must attend to learn of that great Negro movement. We are “rancin with nearly all the Bri- tish Isiand a yoke that will be never brok- en therefore let their cause be our cause and their ery nur Cry, All for one and One for All . WP @ F L No 1781 A F of L. Herald please copi. he . PAR'HES who placed watches for re pair with my deceased husband JOSEPH NILES, are Kindly requested to make cl im for thetr return within the expiration of the present month as ter whieh all unelaimed watches will be offered for sale at publie auetion. Christiansted, St. Creix, V. 1. Septeim- ber Ist 1920. ALICE NILES. Received Ex S. S. Geogiana Weems FAMILYBEET, PICKLED TONGUE, : POLLOCK, FOTATOES. ONIONS, PEANUTS, RICE, PEAS ar.c BEANS, TABLE BUTTER In 1 Ib. tin, and loose weight, GLOSTER and SWISS CHEESE, SARDINES in Olive Oii, CHOICE SALMON 4 Ib. tin, TUNA FISH, MARIE BISCUITS, GINGER SNAPS, MIXED CAKES, FIG NEWTON BISCUITS, . LUNCH BISCUITS, \ MACARONI and VERMICELLI in pks. RASPBERRY & STEAWBERRY JAM. BAKING POWDER, CORN STARCH, CURN FLAKES, PEARL BARLEY in packs, CAMPBELL’S SOUP, POTTED MEAT, CORNED BEEF, VIENNA SAUSAGE, HAMBURGFR STEAK. OCTAGAN, LENOX and GITANA SOAP. Christiansted 31st August 1220. M. A. PRETTO. F F Only Four Days! DR J. R. MAYHEW, Eyesight Special: ist, will be at Christiansted {rom Monday 30th to Thursday 2nd Septr. and can be consulted either of these days from 10 a. m. For good appetiteand good digestion use ® ® Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Readers, No. 30:17