St. Croix Avis, 1921-02-24, page 2
N ] A Y P X bt Gl A\ ‘." o CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE &.00. THIS EVENING 8.00. “The Yellow Menace”. Episode No. 10: ‘ Episode No. 11: Episode No. 12 :e ADMISSION: R(!S(“I'?/('(l ’See‘t"sl;‘ o P 30 ag‘gl?cl(ic. (zene al Fintrance.... (j}ifl{li-enS e g 20 'FRIDAY EVENING ~ “The Heart of Humanity”. . A GREAT I)RA~MA OF WAR : ALLEN ::)LUB AR. reaturing: Dorothy Phillips. ~ - 9 REELS. . ‘ ADMISSION ‘ Reserved Seats 80c. . ...... bhlldrenZß = —eneral Entrance 25c. ’s Scal The Factory’s Scales will be tested by a Company, to- gether with two Cane-deliverers, on FRIDAY THE 25TH INSTANT, as follows: Adjustment of the weights at the Cus- tom House at 1.30 p. m. Testing of the Scale at the Factory Station at 2.00 p. m. Testing of the Scale at Peter’s Rest Station at 3.00 p. m. Testing of the Scale at Sion Farm Sta- tion at 3,30 p. m. Cane=deliverers are invited to be present at the testing. AKTIESELSKABKT ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. February 23rd 1921. | Harvest Thanksgiving Festival ‘ . AT | FRIEDENSFELD MORALIAN CHURGH, _ Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m. Preacher: REVD. G. F. BALMSEN. P. BARTELS. …
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N ] A Y P X bt Gl A\ ‘." o CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE &.00. THIS EVENING 8.00. “The Yellow Menace”. Episode No. 10: ‘ Episode No. 11: Episode No. 12 :e ADMISSION: R(!S(“I'?/('(l ’See‘t"sl;‘ o P 30 ag‘gl?cl(ic. (zene al Fintrance.... (j}ifl{li-enS e g 20 'FRIDAY EVENING ~ “The Heart of Humanity”. . A GREAT I)RA~MA OF WAR : ALLEN ::)LUB AR. reaturing: Dorothy Phillips. ~ - 9 REELS. . ‘ ADMISSION ‘ Reserved Seats 80c. . ...... bhlldrenZß = —eneral Entrance 25c. ’s Scal The Factory’s Scales will be tested by a Company, to- gether with two Cane-deliverers, on FRIDAY THE 25TH INSTANT, as follows: Adjustment of the weights at the Cus- tom House at 1.30 p. m. Testing of the Scale at the Factory Station at 2.00 p. m. Testing of the Scale at Peter’s Rest Station at 3.00 p. m. Testing of the Scale at Sion Farm Sta- tion at 3,30 p. m. Cane=deliverers are invited to be present at the testing. AKTIESELSKABKT ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. February 23rd 1921. | Harvest Thanksgiving Festival ‘ . AT | FRIEDENSFELD MORALIAN CHURGH, _ Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m. Preacher: REVD. G. F. BALMSEN. P. BARTELS. 1 NEW PRICE LIST OF THE Gompany Strest Emporium Graulated Svgar 13c. per |b. Clear Sugar (nearly white) 12c. ‘¢ **. Brown Crystalized Sugar qe. 0 Daik Sugar i Table Butter 10 Ib. tin e i.a e ' ¢ LT e e = o b ! : e- - "' loose weight e- - Cream Cheese . e ' Flour i o White Rice s v Meal {Be ' v Salmon ; e tin Corned Beef g Very Best Flour in whole and halt bags. Yellow Corn Meal in half and quart bags. Christiansted, 28r¢ February 1921, .M. A. PRETITO. —_—— . MAIL FOR STI. THOMAS will be dispatched bysthe schnr. Vigilant at Ba. m. tomorigw, 25th. Matter for registraticn, and?phc: tions for money orders to be fo™varded in this mail, should be preserited by sp. m. today. B. R. L2RSEN, Postmaster. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED FEB. 19, 1921. ® Miss C. Alseley, Miss Floretta Audian (2). Geo. E. Ballton, Miss Louisa Benja- min. Mr. Daniel Brotherson, Mr. Chas. Bryan, 13 Pr nce’s Street, R. A. Conton, W. Cruse, Miss Ultimo Degrasse, Miss A. M Edwards, 32 B. Queen’s OCross St., Davilla Francisco, Miss Alice Hey- ligar, Mrs. A. Hendricks, Mrs. Frances Hart, Mrs. Hinds, L. Jones, -Mrs. M. K yverth, Waer Gut St., Mr. Josgph Leader, 16 King Street, Herbert A. Lewis, Miss Ann Moorhead, Miss E®ha Martin, 10 Hospital Street, Mrs. Sargh E. Martin, Miss Mar*Miller, Mr. Samnuel Nurse, 37 Strand Street, Wm. Ovesen Esq., Mrs. Jensena Olsen, Sarah Peter- sen, Orange Grove, Miss Claritta Sim- monds, Rebecca Wattoy, Mrs. Clemere- ceau White, Mr. Charles Wiliiams, Wa- ter Gut, Mr. H Williams, Miss Francisé ca Williams, Miss Sarah E. Williams,} Mr. Charlie Yasper. & United States Post Office, Cnristian- sted, V. 1., February 21, 1921. &, B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. . EDITORIAL. ‘;( We welcome Dr. J. R. Mayhew who @ returned here on Tuesday after several months’ absence in the islands. He in- forms us that he will be leaving again for the islands about the middle of next month, thereafter for ihe States. As there are piobably many who have been awaiting the professional ‘servi(‘es of our esteemed friend. they will embrace the opportunity of securing treatment while he is here. LOCAL.. The Danish Club and Reading Society of St. Croix has become : Patron Mem ber of the American Red Cross. The Santa Cruz Chapter. may wvell feel pleased to have rhis seeond Parron Mem- ber to add to its splerndid enrollment. The West Indian Sugar Factory, I.td took out a patron \wmbership ar Fred eriksted. e P i e 1T e Vigilant which made a special run to St Thomas on Tuesday night re- turned here yesterday afternocon See notice in this issue regarding her depar- ture. The exhibition of the much advertised film * The Heart of Humanity’’ proved a great success at the Chris iansted Thea- tre last nigat. The building was filled long bel<ve c(he show started and every seat, which had been engaged early in the day, was occupied as well as the standing room. The drama may be plac- ed in the categorv of the best this popu- lar place of amusement has screened up