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St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-18, page 1

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-02-18
Pages
1
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‘ an | 4 M L . [ \ (& . &t Crotx Auis l | "\ ¢l| ’ | | \ LU l L}'I 2 __7\ /’{\I\/(f%: 7] - L . :/QV \\l /l ; ] o ’\,9 STtH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1. U.S. A.. WEDNESDAY, 18trH FEBRUARY 19dt) Mr. Joseph L. Helst, Ner. Benjamin Hugeins, . Edna isaae, ; Mr. .ichn Jacobs, Mr., & Mrs. Philip James, Mr. Jolin Johnson, Miss Ciotilda Larscn, Mr. & Mrs. Osecar Mever, Miss Christopnina Miller, Elien A. Miiler, My, Josepn Mullrr, Market Street No. 14, - Miss Consvilla Noieis, Miss Consueia Nolies, Mr. Bertie i'emberton, Miss Annie Petevsen, Miss heresa Pe ersen, Rosina A. Puillips, Queen Cross Street, Mrs. - argaret Philips, Granard, Miss Onedle Pickering, Morning Star, Hans Piiisen, King Street, Miss Elvira Gregg Sanantonis, Mr. Viector Simouns, ; Miss tlorothy Smith, ' Miss Buliha Stephers, Miss Mary Strawn 2, Mr. James S. Thomas, Miss Eliz v ll'homas, Miss Alberina Themas, - Miss Loretter Tuiit, Mrs., Madalaig® Lhomas, ec¢.o. C, Thomas, Miss Ellen Wade, c. 0. Estelle J¢ nsen, Miss Christallia Wilkams, Hill Sc. 12, United States Post Otfice, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. February 16, 1920. …

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‘ an | 4 M L . [ \ (& . &t Crotx Auis l | "\ ¢l| ’ | | \ LU l L}'I 2 __7\ /’{\I\/(f%: 7] - L . :/QV \\l /l ; ] o ’\,9 STtH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1. U.S. A.. WEDNESDAY, 18trH FEBRUARY 19dt) Mr. Joseph L. Helst, Ner. Benjamin Hugeins, . Edna isaae, ; Mr. .ichn Jacobs, Mr., & Mrs. Philip James, Mr. Jolin Johnson, Miss Ciotilda Larscn, Mr. & Mrs. Osecar Mever, Miss Christopnina Miller, Elien A. Miiler, My, Josepn Mullrr, Market Street No. 14, - Miss Consvilla Noieis, Miss Consueia Nolies, Mr. Bertie i'emberton, Miss Annie Petevsen, Miss heresa Pe ersen, Rosina A. Puillips, Queen Cross Street, Mrs. - argaret Philips, Granard, Miss Onedle Pickering, Morning Star, Hans Piiisen, King Street, Miss Elvira Gregg Sanantonis, Mr. Viector Simouns, ; Miss tlorothy Smith, ' Miss Buliha Stephers, Miss Mary Strawn 2, Mr. James S. Thomas, Miss Eliz v ll'homas, Miss Alberina Themas, - Miss Loretter Tuiit, Mrs., Madalaig® Lhomas, ec¢.o. C, Thomas, Miss Ellen Wade, c. 0. Estelle J¢ nsen, Miss Christallia Wilkams, Hill Sc. 12, United States Post Otfice, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. February 16, 1920. ‘ B. R LARSEN. Postmaster. O‘VING to difficulties in cable trans- mission the sugar quotation for last Sa urday has not reached yet. The Cane deliverers will therefore be advarced 70 cents per hundrea pounds of cane deliv- ered during last week, pending final adjustment later.. ST. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY, LtDp FOR SALE. : : . House-hold Furnishings ! k Rugs, Chairs, Couch, Settee, Ta- Fles, Plants. Flower Stands, Elec- tric Lamps and fixtures, Dressers, elo, J AT THE RESIDENCE OF DR. R. H. JENKINS. THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Swicdays and Holidays excepted) by G. .Jolansen at the Avis Office. TERIS---50 cents monthly n advance, 2 cents per single copy. anterad as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- swtordd St Crowx, V. Eorihe U. 5. 4., un- der the Act of March 8. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good ;aith. The editor cannot be responsiwle for the views of his correspon- deats nor does he necessarily endorse them. FOR SALE. ENGLISH SADDLE and SADDLE RLANKET. Praccically new. 0. W. SWAINSON, U. S. C. & G. Survey. LISI Ol' UNCLALMEDMAILFOR THE WESK LNDING FZB. 14, 1920 Miss Christinita Abramson, ar. William Bapciste, Hospital St. I\g_)% Mrs Syduey \nn Benjamin Rosalia ... Benjamin, James Bratawaite, _ vir. Harrel Walters brune, King St No. 36 8., Mrs. Rachael O. Bryan, Queen Street, Miss uerciude Castine, ars. Daisy Clarke, Mr. Alexszaler Conton, JYiiss Crys.aiia Gonton, : Miss Agatha Danielsen, Water Gut, \liss Christianita De Windt, Water Gut, Mr. A Franais, Mr. L:opoi¢ Fauilmer, Mise Blarher sarrvell, No. 24 Hill Street, wirs. Ulivia Birst, iliss dMargaret Ford, Mr. Amaazo Francis, r. Ben Giord, . Miss B larie. soodiridge, Est. Concordia, Miss Ann iu. Graat. ’ Miss kneler Haire, . Mrs. blary .acksen Hammiery, Hill St. alr. Gustave Hansen, Miss Cathrion Harris, Mrs. Cathrine Heckter, Market Street No. 217, Miss Mary Hendrick, Water aut, No. 39. "-üblicati FROM-THE POLICE. TH E attention ofail owners and drivers o1 vehic es in the lsland or St. Croix is hereby called to the observance of, and compliance with, Paragraph 27 of the Police Regulations for St. Croix of 30th January 1915 and the Supplemen: tary Regulaticns ther to of 24th Febru- ary 1915-viz- Paragraph 7. ""A'l vehicles when in use between the hours ¢ sunset and sunrise shall be pro: vided with a lighted lantern on either side, or at least in i{ront on the right side’’. Supplem ntary Regulations. “"For all autemobiles, a distinguishing letter and number shall be prescribed by the Folice, and no automobile must be UsFa upon pubue 7oads withoui being provided with two signboards, ome in Jront and_one at the back of the car, con- taining these distinguishing signs, easy to be read at a distance ot 75 feet’’. “"When in use between sunset and sun- rise, the automobiles must be provided with a lighted lantern which clearly illu- minates the hind signboard. JOHN L. CURRY. Darector of Police. Frederiksted Police Office, February 13th 1920. rr\ p N ¥ NOi l “ E The Daary prices went up from yesterday (Sunday 15th)as follows: SWEET MILK 13c. a Quart. . : {c. it i -10 c. " Bottle o o 5C o 5 o SKIMMMED ** 68, Quart. - o 3e. * Pint bUreton e, ' Quail. . - 3c. it BUTTER sl.loc. per Pound. OPTICAL AID. YOUR prescription filled same day as recelved, repairs dispatched by return of mails. | F. M. CORNEIRO, St Thomas 1. B°V. 1.