St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-27, page 4
/ Continued from 18t page. in partieular, and to Canada in gener- al, expressing his delight at his visit to the Dominion with the press dele- gates, and stating he hoped he would soon again be given the opportunity of recurning to Canada and the great and generous hospitality its people had offered the imperial pressmen. Lord Burnham said that he wished to empha- size strongly the need of the pational stability here and everywhere, because it was stability the empire stood in need of today. ‘I don’t say let us rast and be thankful’’, said Lord Burn- ham in conclusion. He also spoke of the development of trade relations be- tween Canada and the o her parts of the empire, and his address was greet- ed with loud applause by all those who were present at the lancheon. ¢ Trinidad, Sept. 23rd.—H. R. H. the Prince of Wales after a visit to H. M. S. Calliope landed quite informally at 11 a. m and drove to Goverrment house where he wiil play tennis, dine quietly, go aboard H. M. S. Renown and leave for Grenada during the night. NEW Yorx, Sept. 22nd 1920, Flour, Blended Clears St. …
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/ Continued from 18t page. in partieular, and to Canada in gener- al, expressing his delight at his visit to the Dominion with the press dele- gates, and stating he hoped he would soon again be given the opportunity of recurning to Canada and the great and generous hospitality its people had offered the imperial pressmen. Lord Burnham said that he wished to empha- size strongly the need of the pational stability here and everywhere, because it was stability the empire stood in need of today. ‘I don’t say let us rast and be thankful’’, said Lord Burn- ham in conclusion. He also spoke of the development of trade relations be- tween Canada and the o her parts of the empire, and his address was greet- ed with loud applause by all those who were present at the lancheon. ¢ Trinidad, Sept. 23rd.—H. R. H. the Prince of Wales after a visit to H. M. S. Calliope landed quite informally at 11 a. m and drove to Goverrment house where he wiil play tennis, dine quietly, go aboard H. M. S. Renown and leave for Grenada during the night. NEW Yorx, Sept. 22nd 1920, Flour, Blended Clears St. Lawrence [-ranti pr. brl. 811 .50 Meal, Kilndried per 100 Ibs $3.85 New Season’s Pork per brl. $37.00 ' Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. $31.00 Sugar---Crystals maximum per 100 lbs $10.38. Molasses Sugar 89° test, no quotation. Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool . per lib. 21 48-100 d. tixchange, New York and London, 60 . days’ sight $3.433% kixchange New York and London, sight $3.474 LONDON, Sept. 22nd 1920. ; Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. controli- ed and free oi control 1295. 9d. Sugar-Moscovado Govt. co -trolled price, duty paid 955. 103s. Moscovado free of Govt. control duty paid nominal. German Beet 887/¢ f.o.b. no sales White Java sugar cif United Kingdom nominai 89s. Od. Demerara fwuln, per gai. nominal. Trinidad Cocoa, tood Middiing Ked no- minal per ewt 905, od. Cotto. Medium Pine Sea island, at Lay erpool per lb, nominal ttank of England rate of Disccun: per cent. 7. Consols 45§, Three per cent rentes in Farvis Fes. 53.90 All prices subject to correction. For good appetiteand good digestion use ’ ° . Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Readers, No 20-17. > ¢ s 1 t 4 oy £ kg i Al ch ) 3 NOFICE, - |' AL’L TRESPAS~ING on the Whim | (‘oncern is prohibited, and all | Roads private, Sandy Point in- | cluded. j J. W. SMITH. t Whim, 24th Sept. 1920. | Received a fresh supply o1 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES & BON- BONS 4 in boxes, cakes & loose weight. SUGAR ALMONDS, CHOCOLATE PEP- PERMINTS ete. * Assortment of Biscuits ; [.unch, Marie, Fig Newton etc. f CITRON. CURRANTS. RAISINS, Sweet & Bitter Almonds, CALIFORNIAN FRUITS Apricouts, Pears, Péaches Strawberries, _ _he ries, Pine Apple ete. LOBSTER, SHRIMPS, TUNA FISH SARDINES , (Campbel’s Soups, Tomatoes, Wax Beans, Corned Beef, Smoked Beef, ~te. ' Woodbury’s Soap Cin-U-Form Lozenges CAMEL CIGARETPES, PTO. RICO | CIGARS, ate. Jean Peiersen, Freueriksied, OFFERD LEST MESS BEEF pickled Zocts. LARD compd. 98¢. 5 ib. Tins $1.50 | PICNIC HAMS 35¢., | & BACON %5e.. | CHEESE Amr. Brich, Swiss ete. | 36.-—45,—b4 and 64c. per ib. | SUPREME HAMS 58c., BONELESS CODFISH, | COF FEE 30—60 c. per (b, | TEA 45125 | &l Fresh Goods. | And the usual staple articles re- | dquced where possinle. | Substantial wear with good looks and solid com- GBSI fort to businessmen /& k) I KEDS are more than[ US '\ sport shoes. Every- \&§ /) body willbe wearing them g —for business, as well as £ for pleasure. Thespecial Keds - canvas permits _Four_feet liter- :lol?:o breathe. Theliverubber and heels add spring to / The{y " rod Y are a product of the world’s largest rubber man- ufacturer—Ask for them by name—Keds. % 3 AN —1 # il - - (=R . 7 '—/f\ - & Wizz>/ \ S s > | Ry “’“;/,’f . e ] - S / 5.’55.55 B United States Rubber Export Co. Lid. 1790 Broadway, New York, U.S.A. If your local dealer carnot sapply you write direet to Ibove address. R -’ ? BY LATESTE ARRIVALS, p & M"" a3 :(- oWA Al bmkt-m,—;:;:& S S%«a{% The famous INGERSOIL. and LEANARD WATCHES, EVER REAHYY, GEM, GILLETTE. and st TUSTRO T, SAFETY RAZURS & Bi.ALES. DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ ORS & BLADES, Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors Pocket Knives, rRANCUD Flashliguts Batteries and Buaibs, ('()jy,()i‘*l'A,- v[r; \" “':“,,‘vr[_l)j'"l: ,‘L!’i";.\" Y SOAPS & POWDiLK, FLORILA WATER, SHAVING SOAP & CREAM, CUTI_.URA & RESINGL SOAP, Ribbon Denta!l Urenun, WOODBURY POWDER, . POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM ENAMEL & GLASSWARE, THERMOS BOCYTLES & FILLERS, GOODYEAR NEOLIN SOLES & RUBBER HEXLS PANAMA HATS, HAT BRANDS, & SWEAT BANDS iVORY HAND MIRRORS, BIGYOCLE & AUT ' SUPPLIES also a smali assortmen: of 4th of July COOUR, ERIK R. STAK®EMANN.