St. Croix Avis, 1919-10-10, page 4
® ® Publication. T is hereby made sknown that Govern- | ment has transmitted to the under- signed Sheriff the list of arrvears of Ground - and Building Tazes to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1918, with orders to levy for said taxes if rec~ipt for payment of the taxes be not pr duced within 3 weeks from date. The branches of ‘‘The National Bank of the D. W. 1’ in Christiansted and Frederiksted are authorized by Govern- ment to receive and give receipt for the taxes every week-day at the Bank from 9-11 o’clock a. m. and from 1-3 o’clock p. m. . Christiansted’s and Frederiksted’s Sheriff Office. Octover, 6th. 1919. D. NOLL. LOSI. ONE MILLER TIRE AND TUBE WITH SPARE RIM, size 31 x4. Any one who can give information leading to recovery will please report at this office. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THEK WEEK ENDING OCT. 4, 1919. Mr. Augustus Jackson, Mr. A.fred Joseph, Mr. Joe Leader. Miss Veronica Lopez, Mr. Kenneth Mapp, Mr. Mc Bean, Mr. Hans J. A. de Mendes, Miss Agnes Philipus, ¢ o Mr. Charles Williams, Est. Aitina, “e. or Albin Clinton Pentheny, Mr. James Reeve, Mr. …
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® ® Publication. T is hereby made sknown that Govern- | ment has transmitted to the under- signed Sheriff the list of arrvears of Ground - and Building Tazes to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1918, with orders to levy for said taxes if rec~ipt for payment of the taxes be not pr duced within 3 weeks from date. The branches of ‘‘The National Bank of the D. W. 1’ in Christiansted and Frederiksted are authorized by Govern- ment to receive and give receipt for the taxes every week-day at the Bank from 9-11 o’clock a. m. and from 1-3 o’clock p. m. . Christiansted’s and Frederiksted’s Sheriff Office. Octover, 6th. 1919. D. NOLL. LOSI. ONE MILLER TIRE AND TUBE WITH SPARE RIM, size 31 x4. Any one who can give information leading to recovery will please report at this office. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THEK WEEK ENDING OCT. 4, 1919. Mr. Augustus Jackson, Mr. A.fred Joseph, Mr. Joe Leader. Miss Veronica Lopez, Mr. Kenneth Mapp, Mr. Mc Bean, Mr. Hans J. A. de Mendes, Miss Agnes Philipus, ¢ o Mr. Charles Williams, Est. Aitina, “e. or Albin Clinton Pentheny, Mr. James Reeve, Mr. Alfred Stevens, ; Miss Felecieta Williams, Miss Gertrude Williams, Gallows Dbay No. 14, Mr. Jno. Toss, Miss Cathrine Jackson, Est. Sion Farm, ¢/o Mr. Victor Hall, Uniof Office. United States Post Office, Christian- sted: Bt Oroix, M111.8., Oet. 6, 1919, B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster., e v NOTICE. ¥ el Gencrat Annual Meeting ol the I SP CROLX HIGH SCHOO!, CO,, will be held at tne Moravian School House, Midland, on Thursday, 16th, at 8.30 p.m. Shareholders, Parents. Guardians, ete., are innied to attend. . LUNNEY. FPresident. G Croix, 2nd October, 1919 ek 4 il X sVo ‘Rsk Your Dealer koi BORNN'S, BAY Made On Honor : | Scld On‘ Me'erit. , " Qur Aimls To Make It The Best In The World. Special Bargair: For 3 Days, STRICTLY CASH. Lard 40cts. pr. lb.. White Flour Sets pr. ib.. Cow Brand Butter 40cts. pr. lb., fa- ble Butter 80cts. pr. lb., Fine Oleuvmar garine iook like Burner 60cis. pr ih., Small-grains Red Beans 10cts. per Ib., Larce-grains Red Beans i7ets. per lb., English Peas 12cts. per lb., Black “lyes llets. per 4b., Spanish Peas 15cts. pe- lb.. Cod Kish 25cts. per lb., Soft Ameri- can Cheese bbets per lb.. Family Beer 30¢. per Ib.. Maichless Hams 50c. pr. b Corn Stareh bets. per pk. Smal grains Rice 10cts. per lb., Ordinary size orain l4cts. per Ib., Yellow Corn Jcis. per ib., vYellow Corn Meai 2ibs. for 13¢ts., Fat Smoked Herrings 4cts. each, White Su- oar 12cts. per Ib., Table Sugar Illets. per Ib., Raw 3ugar 9cts. per ib., Sardines 10 & 12¢ts. per &in, Swiss Cheecse _ Blets, per lb. * 41 hne DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY. NOTICE. {)WING to the necessity of his leaving for St. Thomus this month DR. HARK can accept: no new work after O:tober 15th. ¥Y . % AY Wes: EnlNew Gros 1y 0 Ters small assortment. FRiSH 3acon, Hams, do. Pienie, ! uneh iongue. U. 8. Sausages, Family dess Beef and Pork. BIKELS, LIMA BEANS, PEAS, ABBAGE, KRAUT, waAX : . “b:\\NS, 3¢ FRESH CHEFESE, BOUILLCN CUBES, FRESH POTATOES, ONIONS, Sirawberries, Raspberries Peaches, Pears. Pineapple & Apricots in tins. SOUP VEGETABLES, Vegetahle Soups and asst. CAMPBELL'’S SUUPS, Crisco, Coup d .ard, Oleo Mar varine und 2ood TABLE BUTTER fresh made every day from Christiansted’s Co-operative Dairy. ' Fresh Ginger Snaps and full assort- ment Biscuit & lee-Cream Waters, and all the Staple Articles. Sweet Potatoes. “"Black-roek’ potatoes can be bought at Kst. “‘Dinmond & Ruby,”” @ 3ets. per lb., or by the bank (700 ft. long). ROBT. W. SKEQCH. jU% I' irom- the biy factories in New York ana Bosion, Automs- bil: Painiing, Ligns and a'l cther kinds of .’ainting. " g~ Drop me a Card. . JOHAN KLINT