St. Croix Avis, 1920-01-29, page 4
Virgin Islands Protective League Branch of St. Croix, Virgin Islands. For the Honor. Dignity and Integrity of the pcople of all classes, grades and complexions. For Peace and Happiness in these is- lands. For the_ Unification of the Masses! For improvement along educational lines, "morally. politically, industri- ally and otherwise All persons desirous of b coming mem- bers may register their names at the headquarters of the United Laboring Association. No dues. : Citizens_ help to encourage the return of our native people to these shores. MoORRIS E, DAvVIS President CHRISTIAN TAYLOR Vice-President JAMES ROBERTS Secretary JAMES HENRY Treasurer CHARLES HENRY Sergeant-at-Arms. All persons belonging to Christiansted District may register their names with Mr. W. Abramson, Grocer—until Mr. Totten gives further rotice. West End New Grocery offers recent Arrivals LIVER POSTEJ, SPEHEPOLSE, Boneless Codfish, Fancy Smokéd Herrings, Maraschino ' herries, SELECTED - APPLES, POTATOES, SMOKED {SAUSAGE, PICt IC & SUP. …
Download the original document · Plain text (TXT) · Browse the archive · How this archive works
Original source: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84037526/1920-01-29/ed-1/?sp=4
SHA-256 97f28ee6e3892d40acb3744393009d5f30f62eebb511fbe34c5e684e19da043a
Re-using this document
Per title, recorded not guessed. St. Croix Avis: Brian 2026-08-22 fair game (ceased 2024). West End News (sn84037548, 1912-1973), Home Journal (sn84037503, 1951-1973), St. Croix Tribune (sn84037536, 1922-1937): Brian 2026-08-23 take. The Daily News of the V.I. (568 pages, 1955-1978): EXCLUDED - publisher active; the Library's clearance is the Library's. Pre-1930 material PD outright.
Our description, tagging, arrangement, extracted text and machine transcripts are released under CC0 1.0. We assert nothing about the document itself.
Archive identifier LF-97f28ee6e389
Document text
Virgin Islands Protective League Branch of St. Croix, Virgin Islands. For the Honor. Dignity and Integrity of the pcople of all classes, grades and complexions. For Peace and Happiness in these is- lands. For the_ Unification of the Masses! For improvement along educational lines, "morally. politically, industri- ally and otherwise All persons desirous of b coming mem- bers may register their names at the headquarters of the United Laboring Association. No dues. : Citizens_ help to encourage the return of our native people to these shores. MoORRIS E, DAvVIS President CHRISTIAN TAYLOR Vice-President JAMES ROBERTS Secretary JAMES HENRY Treasurer CHARLES HENRY Sergeant-at-Arms. All persons belonging to Christiansted District may register their names with Mr. W. Abramson, Grocer—until Mr. Totten gives further rotice. West End New Grocery offers recent Arrivals LIVER POSTEJ, SPEHEPOLSE, Boneless Codfish, Fancy Smokéd Herrings, Maraschino ' herries, SELECTED - APPLES, POTATOES, SMOKED {SAUSAGE, PICt IC & SUP. HAMS, Brich Cheese, Boullion Cubes, ~ Mackerels, Pickled Sausage, BOILED CABBAGE IN TINS, Truffles, Coviar, Pati de Fois Gras, » very fine An. hovies, SANDWICH OLIVES, ROLLED OATS IN BULK & PKGS., Frankfurter Sausages. Olives stuffed, do. Sandwich, do. Queen, Now lis your chance to stock up before another strike bottles up ex- ports again, : , SELECT APPLES 126 P, Potatoes 6,7, 8,9 c. pr. ib. for Bbl. 50 lbs.-—2O lbs SELECT POTATOES Ye. pr. b oy b [J\‘ ) A N l. o SPEGIAL GASH OFFER. ! A Roast Beef 40c. per tin. Corned Beef 45c. per tin, Shrimps 20¢. per tin, Mixed Vegetables 30c. per tin, String Beans 20c¢. per tin, Beets 35¢. per tin, Sardines in Tomato Sance 35, 25, and 13c. per tin, ’ Sliced Dried [ eef 30c. perrglass po’, Apricots s)e. pe. tin, Posted Me.ts liec. per tin, Vierna Sausage 20c. per t:n, Red Salmon 3g€c. per tin, Pink Salmon 35¢. per iin, Daisy Butter in 5 Ib. Tins at $2.00 per tin, Swiss “heese 80c. per Ih., Mixed Mustard £se. per pot, Pea Nut Butcer 20 & 25¢. pr. pot, Supreme Sauce 3bsc. per hottle, Maple Syrup 35c. per 3 bottle, POT.«TOES and RED ONIONS, Quaker'Oats and Cream of Wheat, White Beans 16¢. per lb., . Red Beans 18c. per lb., Silver i.ake Biscuits 15¢. per pack, Lunch Biscuits 25¢. per pk.. Post Toasties 35¢. per pk. . AT THE DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY. . : ,lNOTICE. 4 ARE you prepared for fire? Fire gives no warning. Nc one can tell when or where it wiil break out and it is tais unexpectedness that makes the danger to life and property all the more terrible. Usea PYRINE 7IRE EXTINGUISHER that puts out any kind of fire in its inei- pient state recognized by New York aad Chicago Fire Insurance Exchange. To be had at H. WENDEL’S Store in St. Thomas, Sale Agent. Fr. 10,000 can be lozned on first priority mort- gage in a projerty, by applying to the Up&)}el' Guardian. St ihomas Jauuary 1920. ¥y 5 E ®? for dale A Light and comfortable DOUBLE S AT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF HORSS and a double set of HAR- NESS. : A. PONTOPPIDAN. Richmond, Jan. 15th 1920. Reember The Place That Have Alvays Rememberet You, Thai Kave Kepi The Prises Jown, Why Change an Old Priend for a New! - Take these things aivay befor they sp ul. Codfish 26 cts. pr. Ib. Quaker Ozts 25 cts. pr. ph. Pota:oes 7 cts. pr. ib. 10 lbs for 60c. Fine Red Onions 14 efs. pr Ib. Gouca Cheese 70 cts. pr. 1o Brown Rice 18 c¢ts. pr. /ib. Pto. Rieo Blue Grain Yoffee, Lily White Rice. Table Salt 7 ets. pr. bag, Bricks for clearing knives, Silver Paper Sausage, AT THE DANISH AMERICAN GRCCE Y. 'rom L'enmark a small lot of Henkogte Seger fra J. D. Seauvais such as Leverposte] exira med lroder bixtra, Exira Asparagus Points Fiske boiler Biod-Pudding . RODEAAL ! Just a taste from the Old Country! Jeen Petercen, Fredeikstad. CyT i £ : OPTICAL AID.- YC UR prescripticn fil'ed same day as received, repeiis d.spatched by return of mails.” - F. M. CORNEIRO. at. Thomas 1] = "N 1. E e ‘ B L » ' argain! baryain! - MEAL! MEAL!! MEAL!!! Fresh 2 Ibs. 15 ets. FLOUR 2 LLBS. 19 ets. | AT THE ; DANISH AMERICANGROCERY