St. Croix Avis, 1919-10-11, page 4
P ® ® üblication. T is hereby made kaown that Govern- I ment has transmitted to the under- signed Sheriff the list of arrvears of Ground - and Building Taxes to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1918, with orders to levy for said taxes if rec ipt for payment of the taxes b 2 not pr duced within 3 weeks from date. The branches of ‘‘The National Bank of the D. W. 1’ in Christiansted and * Frederiksted are authorized by Govern- ment to receive and give receipc for the taxes every week-day at the Bank from 9-11 o’clock a. m. and from 1-3 o’clock p.m. Christiansted’s and Frederiksted’s Sheriff Office, Octover, 6th. 1919. . NOLL, LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 4, 1919. Mr, Augustus Jackson, Mr. A.fred Joseph, Mr. Joe t.eader. Miss Veronic: Lopez, Mr. Kenneth Xapp, Mr. Mc Bean, Mr. Hans J. A. de M«~ndes, Miss Agnes Philipus, ¢ o Mr. Charles Williams, Est. Altina, Sei.or Albin Clinton Pentheny, Mr. James Reeve, ‘Mr. Alfred Stevens, Miss Felecieta Williams, Miss Gertrude Williams, Gallows Bay No. 14, Mr. Jno. Toss, Miss Cathrine Jackson, Est. Sion Farm, ¢/o Mr. …
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P ® ® üblication. T is hereby made kaown that Govern- I ment has transmitted to the under- signed Sheriff the list of arrvears of Ground - and Building Taxes to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1918, with orders to levy for said taxes if rec ipt for payment of the taxes b 2 not pr duced within 3 weeks from date. The branches of ‘‘The National Bank of the D. W. 1’ in Christiansted and * Frederiksted are authorized by Govern- ment to receive and give receipc for the taxes every week-day at the Bank from 9-11 o’clock a. m. and from 1-3 o’clock p.m. Christiansted’s and Frederiksted’s Sheriff Office, Octover, 6th. 1919. . NOLL, LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 4, 1919. Mr, Augustus Jackson, Mr. A.fred Joseph, Mr. Joe t.eader. Miss Veronic: Lopez, Mr. Kenneth Xapp, Mr. Mc Bean, Mr. Hans J. A. de M«~ndes, Miss Agnes Philipus, ¢ o Mr. Charles Williams, Est. Altina, Sei.or Albin Clinton Pentheny, Mr. James Reeve, ‘Mr. Alfred Stevens, Miss Felecieta Williams, Miss Gertrude Williams, Gallows Bay No. 14, Mr. Jno. Toss, Miss Cathrine Jackson, Est. Sion Farm, ¢/o Mr. Vietor Hall, Union Office. United States Post Office, Christian- giad, Bt Croix, V.1.U.88. Oet. 6 1919, B.R LARBEN ; Postmaster., West End New Grocery offers small assortment FRESH Bacon, Hams, do. Pienie, 1 unch Tongue, U. S. Sausages, Family Mess Beef and Pork. BEETS, LIMABEANS, PEAS, CABBAGE, KRAUT, WAX BEANS, FRESH CHEESE, BOUILLON CUBES, FRESH POTATOES, ONIONS, Strawberries, Raspberries. Peaches, Pears. Pineapple & Apricots in tins. SOUP VEGETABLES, Vegetahle Soups and asst. CAMPBELL.’S SOUPS, Crisco, Coup d t.ard, Oleo Mar- garine and good TABLE BUTTER fresh made every day from Christiansted’s Co-operative Dairy. Fresh Ginger Saaps and full assort- ment Biscuit & lce-Cream Walers, and all the Staple Articles. LT G e R N R ‘ 9 ~ Creque’s Store | OFFERS ITS CUSTOMERS Meal & Flour, in £ ¢ & 1 bags—- | Best Grade Meali 2 lbs. 13cts., Cake Flour, Very Best Brand) Ilb. 9cts.‘, Z‘lbs | 17cts. Rice 12ets. per Ib., Pearl Sago | 28cts. per lb., Fresh (uaker Lats 19ct., | per vk., clear Supmie os , 1/Ctß, St-iwch | llets. poe Ib.. 2 Ibs. Bar Yei:vw Soap ' 30cts., 1 lb. tins Creamery Butier 90ct., Cooking Rutter 45c¢ts. per lb.,Condens- . ed Milk 28c¢ts. per tin, Peter’s % tins Cocoa 17ets., Pink Salmon 27 ets. un, Red Salmon 382ets. tin, Pig Snouts 20ct. per Ib, Red .Beans 17cts. per lb., Splhr Peas 14cts. per lb., Black KEye Peas | 13cts. per Ib., Potted Meat Bcts. per tin, | Oilmeal 7ets. per |b., Fat Herrings Ilets. | per lb., Potatoes 6ets. per Ib. Onions |. llets. per lb., Hard Crackers 18 cts., per { Ib., Bl ek I'ea 68ets. per lb,. Coftee 22 | cts. per lb., Peanuts 12cts. per lb. . ; Assorted Boys’ Suits from ages of 3 | years o 15, Men White Cashmere & | Silk Suits, Ladies’ Waists, Rubbers, | Boots & Shoes, for Ladies, Children & | men, Bogs Cloth Huts, -White Felts, ' Panama Hats & Porto Rican Siraws, ' (Milinery) flowers, Ribbons, Laces, KEm- | broideries, Shirtings, (‘alicoes, Voiles | Turkish Towels, Tweed, White Drill, . & Panama Clotn, Neckiies, Shircs, Col- | ‘'ars, Scart Pins, Barrings, 8-dug Clocks, | Alarm Cloeks, U. B Watehes, Sweei- | heart & Cashmere Bouquet Soaps, Face & Toothpowder, Toothpaste, Prophy- lactic l'ooth-brushes, Hair-brushes, Men Gloves, Ladies Scaris, Sweaters, Merinos for Infants & Grown rtolks, Bedspreads, Enamel ‘{oilet Sets, Water glasses, Side CUarpets, Chocolate Cups 10cts. Forks, Knives, Waiiers, Puff pans, Bread-tins, Jelly-glasses, Jelly pots, Enamel Plates, Mue¢s, Galvanize Buckets, t(zuitars, Large Bowls, Lant- erns, Strainers, Sifters, Pudding-pans. wo" CALL AT .nEQUE'> 5 ORE. | Or Use Phone 67. | We are always on the job—Gro- ceries fresh: | All other items reliable. | (CREQUE) Christiansted. Sweet P dweet FPotatoes. | “‘Black-rock’ potatoes can be bought | at Est. “"Diamond & Ruby,” @ 3cts. per | Ib., or by the bank (700 ft. long). ROBT. W. SKEOCH. , : | | JUSL from the big factories in i New York and Boston, Automo- ' bile Painting, Signs and all other ' kinds of .ainting. | s Drop me a Card. JOHAN KLINT lketed's Apothecery ral Frederikeied’s Apoihecer; nal OFRE 1S POCTOLILANCIGARS - . New. zupply Ricoro: Imperials, Cabinets, i’eliciosa, - lor d= Castillo: Victorias, Bouquets, Magnoglia ete. A VARIETY OF CIGARETTES Egyptian, Faumas, Camel, Piedmont, Pto. Rican, Luecky Strike, Capstan 3 Castle ete, CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO EASTVAN KuDAKS, FILMS. isevelopers, etc. Fountai:: Pens, Safety Razor and Dlades, ' - Fountain Pen Ink COUPERS FAMOUS €ATTLE DIP! American & French Pér@nmr_\' Lotions, » Powders, Soaps CASHMIRE BOUQUET SOOAP & POWDER Hind's Honey and Almond Cream keeps the skin fresh and beautiful SHAVING SOAP,TOOTHPASTE ETC. Hair trushe, Shaving Brushez, Tooth Brushes, SHINOLA HOME SETS Shoe polish, Stove polish, Brass polish durniture polish JEAN PEIVERSEN'S BAY SPIRIT e quality, made in St. Croix MARI{®& COMBINATION BISCUITS Chocolate Bonb ns, Sugar A monds Mixed Candy _ SWEET & BITTER ALMONDS Californian Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Coffee, Tetley’s Tea, Cocoa Cut Loaf Sugar, Granulsted Sugar SARDINES, SALMONS, ULIVES, PEAS, WAX-BEANS Appie Juice. Grape juice, Cider Vinegar VINEGAR ESSENCE Apgnsux.'a—Bitters A new supply of KING'S PURE MALT, A Liquid Strengthener of Great Food! : L Value. Shaefer's delicrous LAGER BEEIL, {he Favourite Drink. ' 3 Frederiksted Jean Petarsen, Frederiksted, HE Generai Annual Mceting of the ST. CROIX HIGH SCHOOL CO., will be heid at the Moravian Sehooi House, Midland, on Thursday, 161k, at 3.30 p.m. Shareholders, Parents. Guardians, ete., are inited to attend. F. LUNNEY. L resident. St. Croix, 2nd October, 1919.