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\\Z \ SA -F\ @7 \ . Sl. LLOIX HBIS = @ e | /f « 76TH YEAR. THEST. CROIX AV » | is printed ard putlished daily ‘wndays and Holidays excepted) by G. Jol en at the Avis Office TERMS---50 cents monthly in aw 2, 2 cents per single copy. | Entered as second-cle . matter Muy o 26th 1917 at the Post Otfice at Christian gied St Croie, V. L oftne U, 5. A., un der the Act of March 3. 1579 Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- | ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the awthor’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor caunot be respongible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. THE CAFETERIA. The cafeteria is one of the modern developments of the public eating place. | The largest one in the whole world is located at East Pittsburg, Pa., and is opeiated for the comfort and the c¢on- venience of the employees of the West- inghouse Eleetric and Manufacturing Company. There are seats for® 3,000. There is every sort of labor saving de- viee known The dishes are washed by machinery. There is a plant to manufacture the ice, means for making ice cream, and doing the cooking On the sor of the building is an auditorium with every convenience for giving entertainments, and even a moving picture equipment of the most zpproved type. It makes the ordinary housewitfe quite green with en- vy to hear of the machine which will peel forty bushels of pet toes in less than two minutes the wonderful auto- matic potato masher, bread cutter, and all that sort of thing. Then there are no stairs to climb for gradual inclines and framps are used to facilitate the travelling“of people from one floor to the next.—Everyday Life. When a lady who was ‘‘burning up the road’’ on the boulevard was motioned to stop, she indignantly asked: *“*What do you want with me?”’ ““You were running 40 miles an hoar,’’ answered the officer. “Forty miles an hour? Why, officer, I haven’t been out an hour,’’ said the lady. “*Go ahead,’ said the officer. That’s a new one tome.’’ - CHRISTIANSTED. V. I. U. S. A, MONDAY 7rH NOVEMBER 1921. No. 260. ~g : . CHRISTIANSTED THEATR £.15 THIS EV=NING 8.15 PARAMOUNT PICTT/RE | 4% 2 The Seven Swans ' ' 6 REELS : A BEAUTIFUL PiCTURE. DON’T MIsS IT. : Show concludes with 1 reel" Comic ' ADMISSION T T L Geone ol Kitrance... . . . . Le Children 20 and 10c. & RN 7 A \ N ““+fyou have not yet used V | & 4.\\ ‘ TIRES you still have tw,pcriejn | A ’ NN ¢ what a good tire is. L ) \ Besides the 10~ ..ces of VIKI ’ | q > % \ which meai- asaving in your | f ; R \%\ operation, we will adjust for J D 4&} Bl \\@\| factory defect which insures ST T \; getting full value. | d P ;?fi - Order from your dealer, or :’ [| @& A | /[\|B}from us PARCEL POST ¢. O. | A B (o |7 /8 || 2 hsame will have our immediate att | 4 r Py /%|| 2 scion. | aeveSy f B |sl VIKINGS are all the DAY nog | d b Wsroweof /W|| Z lhaving obtained this fame from | | f\r[y/(:' : . ; | N7 /| B|| llquality of the tires and tubes, NNy7| & o ‘ o : $ 4 b A _];g d (|2 [|the low price at which they ca : S |3 ,} | A\ N/ § )51 A Erde Summersilie & Co. Inc. QA" U /8| ¥:CLUSIVE AGLNTS for the West [ . N i, y /)5 Indies. g G LN Allen 76 San Juan, Porto Kico. l W\ o P.O B 1546 Cab}? address "Surr‘ mersille” AN : ) A\Y