St. Croix Avis, 1921-09-19, page 4
® o Publication. [T is hereby brought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized REv. AUGUST CURTIS BOUGH, Minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, to perform. civil-religious functions in the Municipality of St. Croix Government of the Virgin is- lands of the United States, St. Croix, 7 September, 1921. C. C. TIMMONS, _ Government Secretary. Public NightSchools üblic NightSchools Will open 17 October 1921 | AT THE: | CHR:>TIANSTED PUBLIC SCHOOL ! and | FREDERIKSTED PUBLIC SCHOOL , Classes in ARITHMETIC, READING, | WRITING, UNITED STATES HIS- | TORY, and CIVIL GOVERNMENT will be offered. ‘ Enrvollment is FREE to all who have not attended the public Day 3chools dur- ing the present year. Instruction in any class will be dis- | continued when the attendance falls be- | low fifteen students. | Applications for position to teach in the night school should be made by the first of October. | For the Director of Education g ARTHUR E. LINIBORG, | Asst. Director of Education. …
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® o Publication. [T is hereby brought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized REv. AUGUST CURTIS BOUGH, Minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, to perform. civil-religious functions in the Municipality of St. Croix Government of the Virgin is- lands of the United States, St. Croix, 7 September, 1921. C. C. TIMMONS, _ Government Secretary. Public NightSchools üblic NightSchools Will open 17 October 1921 | AT THE: | CHR:>TIANSTED PUBLIC SCHOOL ! and | FREDERIKSTED PUBLIC SCHOOL , Classes in ARITHMETIC, READING, | WRITING, UNITED STATES HIS- | TORY, and CIVIL GOVERNMENT will be offered. ‘ Enrvollment is FREE to all who have not attended the public Day 3chools dur- ing the present year. Instruction in any class will be dis- | continued when the attendance falls be- | low fifteen students. | Applications for position to teach in the night school should be made by the first of October. | For the Director of Education g ARTHUR E. LINIBORG, | Asst. Director of Education. | ee e g URSUANT to Ordinance of Aungust | P 19th 1874 it is hereby made known s that 1 have received announcement trom Aktieselskabet St. Croix Sukker- fabvik that from September the 10th 1921, the Power of Mttorney heid by MR. | ‘L. V. NIELSEN, to act for the joint stock company, ‘'St. Uroix Sugar Fac- tory”’ has been revoked, and that from the said date MR. A. E. SBUSCH is au- thorized to act for, and sign jolntly with MR. E. ENGBAECK for the above Con- cern: Christiansted Police Oifice, September 12th 1921. C.H PAYNE, Police .Judge. Sl GRUi X AN 1B | OFFERS THIS WEEX : PAT A CAKE FLOUR, JACK FROST TABLET SUGAR COFFEE the kird you will like. . Premiam Blend, Premier, Java., Moska, B.ah RBRaw PR Uoffee. R C. Wil liams, R. Scorlet Lipton’s, Salada, R. C Williams, O. P. Ceylen Teas, 40-100 pr. |lb. I SUT. HAMS 43-46¢. HAMS, Picnics 25¢. SUP. BACON 55¢. . 25¢. Salt Beef 18c. pr. Ib. in large pieces. White Kidney Beans gc. pr. lb. ' Green & Yellow Split Peas 10¢. ** ! Nhite Navy (Michigan Pea Beans) , 10c. pr. lb. - Triton & Lorna Doom Biscuits | LUNCH & SODA BISCUITS Hamburger Steak 4s. 18¢c. each | Sliced dried and smoked Beef 15c. Boneless Herrings 25¢. * | Swiss Cheese 60c. pr. ib. | Amr’ - a8 ' - AMR. & DANISH SAUSAGE Rullenoise Sept. 14--21. : fead this Important Paragraph from a letter from the Factory of the famous Tires . \ THE TIRE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY | AT A MOUDERATE PRICE ‘ “*‘We pay our Workmen in Tires a very { high wage. We keep the number of each Tire which each man makes. Then, if __there are any just complaints, we refer to the number of ihe Tire, and the man | who has made it have to pay the eclaim. ! The workmen agree to this, because | they receive very much higher pay than | is customary in other factories; and by | having to pay the claim -i1 there is | any--—is undoubtedly the cause that they | tuke special eare in the construction of | these tires; and to this is due the great record of the *'Viking Tires’’. | K..CLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto | 1 Rico A Erle Summersille & Go. Inc. SAN JUAN, F. R. 8 » 2 r_’__ % ¥ ria 3 Y 7 s Ghristiansted ana Fredariksted $ gry b ~ Apothscary dalls have received direct irom Denmarg the following: EVERS MALT EXT'RACT EXTRA FINE DANISH BUTTE!L im4ibs 11lb. arid 2 b, tins FINKE ASPARAGU 4 FORLOREN SKILDPADDE. WIENKR SAUSAGE, ENCORE SALMON, LEVERPOSTEJ, RED CABBAGE, GULLACH, SOYA, = ESTRAGON VINEGAR, Whole Strawberries, Whorileberries ‘ (Tyrtebar) RASPBERRY and CHERRY SYRUP f?‘(‘r"{' America THERMOS BOI'TLES Watermann’s ©ounia'n Pans EVER SHARP PENCILS Eastman’s Kodaks, Fiims efc. CAMELCIGARETTES, and from Porto Rico Assort ment of Cigars. Hans Boje & Jean Petfersen z?‘h \'-_ T ..A? e 16xaS uOmpany. i'_l‘ pays to be careful about your Gasoline. : ' ~ 50 choose the best and stiek to it. TEXACO GASOLJINE is made and tested by the n.ost modern refining and laboratory me- thods. : : _ You can depend upon its quality all the time. : If you want to get the most out of your car always use TEXACO GASOLINE FOR SALE AT JOHN ALEXANDER, Agents., Christiansted a’nd its Districts. Will be given te anyone who can give the necessary irformation leading to the discovery of the party responsibie for the disappearance‘ of a ' Fishing Boat belongirg to the undersigned, or lead- ing to the discovery of the boat itself which disappeared from Mannings Bay beach between 2nd and 3rd September. J. SCHOU, Est. Mannings Bay.