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St. Croix Avis, 1921-06-14, page 1

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1921-06-14
Pages
1
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St Croix Avis 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U.5.A.., TUESDAY 14tH JUNE 1921. journed. Among those who will be ad- mitted to the galleries as spectators, will be Church dignitaries, Ulster Peers, public officials, naval and military offi- cers and all the Ulster members of the Imperial Parliament and their wives. The first number of the Ulster Gazette published under authority of the Gov- ernment, will be issued on Wednesday. ’ AT ANNA’S HOPE. ‘Household Furniture for Sale, including one very fine Edison Diamond Disc Phono- graph, and hundreds of Records for Edison Disc and Cylinder Ma- chines. Also a number of Victor and Columbia Records. _ OFFERS HAMBURGER STEAK 18e. CHUM SALMON 4 s. 12c. RED SALMON #s. PINK SALMON 1 s. 17c. The TEA you like, in bulk, 50c. per lb. SWISS CHEESFE Bc., AMR. CHEESE 40c., Finan Haddie 30c. L Mackerell 30c. »per tin. Kipp. Herring 30c. ) LUNCH TONGUR No. 1 tin 50c. X No. 2 tin 1.10. C. B. HASH 18e. V. I. SAUSAGES 13c. PRUNES 30—35 c., PILSENER BEER $4.5¢ pr. doz. Large Assortment of Californian Fruits in tins, fresh stock and priees. LOBSTER ¥ s. 4bc¢. …

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St Croix Avis 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U.5.A.., TUESDAY 14tH JUNE 1921. journed. Among those who will be ad- mitted to the galleries as spectators, will be Church dignitaries, Ulster Peers, public officials, naval and military offi- cers and all the Ulster members of the Imperial Parliament and their wives. The first number of the Ulster Gazette published under authority of the Gov- ernment, will be issued on Wednesday. ’ AT ANNA’S HOPE. ‘Household Furniture for Sale, including one very fine Edison Diamond Disc Phono- graph, and hundreds of Records for Edison Disc and Cylinder Ma- chines. Also a number of Victor and Columbia Records. _ OFFERS HAMBURGER STEAK 18e. CHUM SALMON 4 s. 12c. RED SALMON #s. PINK SALMON 1 s. 17c. The TEA you like, in bulk, 50c. per lb. SWISS CHEESFE Bc., AMR. CHEESE 40c., Finan Haddie 30c. L Mackerell 30c. »per tin. Kipp. Herring 30c. ) LUNCH TONGUR No. 1 tin 50c. X No. 2 tin 1.10. C. B. HASH 18e. V. I. SAUSAGES 13c. PRUNES 30—35 c., PILSENER BEER $4.5¢ pr. doz. Large Assortment of Californian Fruits in tins, fresh stock and priees. LOBSTER ¥ s. 4bc¢. DANISH RULLEPGLSE SI.OO pr. lb. FRUIT SYRU: S, A. Beauvais Pate de Foie in Trofler. GREEN PEAS, 12, 20 & 35c. per tin., o WAX BEANS, CERVELOT SAUSAGES 60c. LA ROSA 5 45¢ And the usual staple articles. THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and purlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office ' TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. ® 2 cents per single copy. . Entered, as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian sted, St. Crotx, V. L of the U. S. A., un der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg recewved when the same deals winh mat- ters of gemeral interest, and is accompa- nted with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith. The editor caunct be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Belfast, June 6th.—Belfast stately ci- ty hall is gaily beflagged for the open- ing term of the Northern Parliament, which will only be surpassed in bril- liance of ceremonial by state opening, which has been fixed for June 22nd Lord Fitzalan, the new Viceroy, who will represent the king at tomorrow’s cere mony, will arrive in the morning with Viscountess Fitzalan to pay his first offi- cial visit to the northern city. They will be the guests of Lord Pirrie, from whose cesidence at Ormiston they will drive along the decorated streets to the City Hall. They will be awaited there by the Lord Mayor and City Council, and an address of welcome will be presented. The new parliament will be withouta sign of the opposition party for the leaders of the Sinn Fein and the Nationalists are determined to ignore it, as if it did not exist. Apparently al- so the public is taking little interest in the prospeet of the coming of the King £for the State opening. The first business tomorrow will be a motion to elect Ma- jor O’Neill as speakers. The Viceroy will signify the royal assent to the choice of that member. Mr. Arthur Ir- Dasent, who is clerk of the Journals of the House of Commons, will be clerk of the new house. After the formal swearing in, Sir James Craig will an- nounce the names of his cabinet and they will be immediately confirmed by the "Viceroy in an ?d_]ommg_ chamber and raised to the dignity of Privy Coun cillors. Thus, the first government will be fully constituted. The new senate will theu be elected and parliament ad- No. 1388. Frederiksted Apothecary New Arrivals LUDEN’S COUGH DROPS, MEDICATED THROAT DISCS a cure against Influenza, Colds ete. CARBONA best cleaning Liquid, Non Inflam.unable. LUX , for all fine Laundering. Vinelia EAU DE COLOGNE extra quality SOLARINE best liquid polish for Brass and other metals. LYKNU-PO!ISH make your furniture ‘‘likenew.’’ CAMEL CIGARETTES. the favorite brand. FINEST DANISH BUTTER “JACK TAR” SMALL HERRINGS in Tomat) sauce excellent quality, and cheap. Green Peas, Sweet Corn, Asparagus Sweet & Bitter Almonds, CUTLOAF SUGAR CALIFORNIA FRUITS such as Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries Pine Apple, etc. GRAPE JUICE, Watermann’s Fountan Pens, EVER SHARP PENCILS Eastman Kodaks Films, Paste ALBUMS for SNAP-SHOT A fine assortment of CHOCOLATES and BONDBONS SUGAR ALMONDS, ete. Royal Vinoia specialties such as Solid Brillantine, Kacepowders, Tooth- paste, Shaving Soap Hair-Brushes AUTO STROP and GEM SAFETY RAZORS HINDE’S HONEY and ALMONDS CREAM ETC ET.. Jean Peiersen, Frederiksied,