St. Croix Avis, 1919-11-21, page 4
[Continued from Ist page.| unionist not ¢connected with the railways, and one other would represent the cooper- ative movement, neither bodv said Mr. Thomas could witkhold from tie men the vight to strike, but it was obvious they would_not strike while a matter was un- der discussion he was convinced the mach}nery proposed would insure smooth working and improve the men condifions. London, Nov. 16th.—Almost unnotic- ed by the general public and ignored by the London Press, the strike of 50,000 iron moulders has been in progress since September 22nd,and a settlement appears tb be as far oftf as ever The dispute is acting on British industry like a creep- ing paralysis. Engineering works are gradually closing down for lack of essen- tial material normally supplied by moul- d_ers. The automobile industry is par- ticularly affected and manufacturers present at this weeks big show at the Uly.mpia. paint a gloomy picture of the business dislocation the dispute is re- sponsible for. …
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[Continued from Ist page.| unionist not ¢connected with the railways, and one other would represent the cooper- ative movement, neither bodv said Mr. Thomas could witkhold from tie men the vight to strike, but it was obvious they would_not strike while a matter was un- der discussion he was convinced the mach}nery proposed would insure smooth working and improve the men condifions. London, Nov. 16th.—Almost unnotic- ed by the general public and ignored by the London Press, the strike of 50,000 iron moulders has been in progress since September 22nd,and a settlement appears tb be as far oftf as ever The dispute is acting on British industry like a creep- ing paralysis. Engineering works are gradually closing down for lack of essen- tial material normally supplied by moul- d_ers. The automobile industry is par- ticularly affected and manufacturers present at this weeks big show at the Uly.mpia. paint a gloomy picture of the business dislocation the dispute is re- sponsible for. It 1s estimated that every iron moulder on strike has thrown out of employment, three other workmen in allied engineering trades. West End New Grocery offers recent Arrivals FRESH Codfish, Cream of Wheat and Rolled Oats Amr. Gran. Sugar, Stuffed Olives, Queen Olives, DILL PICKLES GO DEN. GATE FRUIT SYRUPS STRAWBERRY & RASPBERRY, Snuffles Logan Berry Juice, Frarkfurter Sausages, VIKNNNA STYLES SUPREME HAM, PICNIC HAM, Supreme Bacon, Salad Dressing, Tobasco Sauce, LOGAN BERRY JUICE, Al- monds, Bitter & Sweets, CITRON @ CELERY. SALT, COX GELATINE, Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. tins Potatoes, Onions, Rice, broken & whole. And the usual Staple article. NORTHERN . ¥ Assurance Company Limited . OF LONDON GEO. L MARKOEL Acent for Frederiksted’s Districi M. K. ARMSTRONG. Agent for Christiahsted’s District Policies are not subiject 16 avera ~ ST eX AN 1S Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall - AOFEERDS HARLYCH’S MALTED MILK MELLIN’S #OOUD Peter’s Cocoa Telley’s Tea, Pto. Rico Coftee, Chocolate Bonbons, Sugar Almonds Mixed Candy SWEET & BITTER ALMONDS California Pears, Peaches, Apricots Cherries, Cut Loaf Sugar, SARDINES, SALMONS, OLIVES, PEAS, WAX-BEANS Apple juice, Grape juice, Cider Vinegar VINEGAR ESSENCE Angostura-Bitters. >s Ki..g’s Pure Malit A Liquid Strengthener of Great Food Value. EASTM AN KODAKS, FILMS, [Developers ete. Fountain Pens, Safety Razors & Saiety Razor Biades, Fountain “en Ink CQOPER’S ¥AMOUS CATTLE DIP American & French Perfumery, Lotions Powders, Soaps < CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP & POWDER Woodbury’s Face Powder Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream keeps the skin fresh and beautiiul SHAVING SOAP, TOOTHPASTE El'C. Hair Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes Calox Tooth Powd:r . SHINOLA HOME SETS Shoe polish, Stove polish, Brass polish, Furniture polish JEAN PETERSEN’S BAY SPIRIT fine quality, made in St. Croix. PORTO RICAN CIGARS New Supply Ricoro: imperials, President, Conchas, Flor de Castillo: Vieioria’s, DBouquets, Magnolias. A VARIETY OF CIGARETTES Eeyptian, Fatimas, Camel, Piedmon, Pto. Rican, Lu~ky Strike, Capstan, 3 Castle ete. CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO A fine lot of WRITING PAPER & ENVELOPES in boxes. Jean Petersen, Frederiksied. e . delivered in Whlte lee town from Estate Southgate Farm at 60 cents pr. barrel. CATHRINE LUDVIG ® ® Publication. THE Food Commission at a Meeting held on the 14th. inst. has made tle following changes in prices set ont in its publication of November sth. Live Cattle —old- Gets. per pound. Live Cattle, yvoung, vets s Bread, (leavened or water) 1-1 b loaf l4c. per pound. Bread, - oot oki oAt (HE per pound. Bread, - ety bb, foal e per pound. Bread, 0 01 0y loak 10l per pound. All prices quoted are in Danish West Indian Currency. Frederiksted and Christiarsted, Novem- ber 14th. 1919. D NOLI. Chairman. NOTICE } : AN examination for Pupil Nurses for the Municipal Hospiial, Christiansted, will be held on Thursday Nov. 20th. a. c. at 2 o’clock p. m. at the Nurses’ Room. Applicants must be over sixteen years of age. Those who are desirous of ap- plying will appear at the time and place, when, if satisfactory, their applications will be h2ld in view of vacancies occur- Ying. R.H JENKINS. Municipol Physician in Charge. Municipal Hospital. Christiansted, St. Croiz. ¥. 1. ot 1) 8., Nov. lith 1910, Reward Offered. A REWARD of Francs 50.00 is hereby offered for the appre- hension of the well known prisoner Thomas Williams, alias “One-hand r 2 v L T 3 Tom”’, who escaped from Richmond Prison on Friday evening October olst 4. c. Frederiksted Police Office, November Bth 1919. JOHN 1.. CURRY, acting Dircetor of Police. Chieap For Cash, ONE Young and Co. Make Phonograph with Silent Motor and Muffler attach- ed, can play any record, including Pathe Edison by adjusting reproducer. For further information apply at this Office.