St. Croix Avis, 1919-09-25, page 1
=t 0 vraiy AYire eyl Ul LN AN T YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVi: ts printed and published doily (S ndays and Holidays excepied) by (. Johansen at the Avis Office. i R MS---40 cents monthliy wn advance, 2 cents per single copiy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 «t the Post Office at Ciiristian- wted Nt Croie. V. F ot thell. 5 4. un- der the Aci or March 8. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the stme deals with mat- ters of general interest, and s accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of grod faith. . 'he editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. Wt e e eLKN e, SOSSN BURIALS . jn Y ) 2 . ® iniag Puic Cemetery cf Ghristiansted. August 1919. I—Niariz Pollard, died at the Hospital, ave 49 vears. 1--Mariz. Roberts, died at the Hospi- fai, zve 74 yeaps, 3--Still-horn Hale, in Town. 6 Ray Valdemar Wiison, died in Town, age 10 months. 6—tary Benjamin. di:d at Richmond Sickhouse, age 35 ye:rs. 7--Louise Johnson, died in Town, age 82 years. 7--still-Born ?, at the Hospital. …
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=t 0 vraiy AYire eyl Ul LN AN T YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVi: ts printed and published doily (S ndays and Holidays excepied) by (. Johansen at the Avis Office. i R MS---40 cents monthliy wn advance, 2 cents per single copiy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 «t the Post Office at Ciiristian- wted Nt Croie. V. F ot thell. 5 4. un- der the Aci or March 8. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the stme deals with mat- ters of general interest, and s accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of grod faith. . 'he editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. Wt e e eLKN e, SOSSN BURIALS . jn Y ) 2 . ® iniag Puic Cemetery cf Ghristiansted. August 1919. I—Niariz Pollard, died at the Hospital, ave 49 vears. 1--Mariz. Roberts, died at the Hospi- fai, zve 74 yeaps, 3--Still-horn Hale, in Town. 6 Ray Valdemar Wiison, died in Town, age 10 months. 6—tary Benjamin. di:d at Richmond Sickhouse, age 35 ye:rs. 7--Louise Johnson, died in Town, age 82 years. 7--still-Born ?, at the Hospital. 9—hkeginald Cox, died at the Hospital, age 1 year. 9—Joharna Hendricks, died at Leper Asylum, age 30 years. 10—Still-born Male, at the Hospital 11---John Herbert, died at the Hospi- tal, age 60 yearis. 12---Sarah Marcis, died at the Hospi- tal, age 70 years. 13—Ilva Cruse. died in Town, age 17 years. 14 Hans Ludvig Gabriel, died in Town, age B 2 vears. | 16 Aundrew Emanuel, died at the Hos- pital, age*7l years. 16——Josias Loiscult, died at Richimond sick-House, age 60 years. 20—William Francis, died at the Hospi- tal, age 62 years. 22 - Valdemar Henry, died at the Hospi- tal, age 24 years. 922-- Mary Thomas, diel at the Hospital, age 38 years. 23—ajoseph Clarke, died at the Hospital, age 2 years. CH .USTIANSTED. V. 1. U. S. A.. THURSDAY, 25t SEPTEMBER 1919, 23—Amanda Moltke, died at the Hospi- tal, age 74 years. 25——Charles Henry, died at the Hospis ' cal, age 51 years. p " 25—(eorgiana !ewis, died at the Hos- pital, age 42 vears. . 26--Ann Eliza Stevens, died at the Hos- pital, age 43 years. 29---James Carter, died at the Hospital, age 5 monrhs. 29---Feiicita Lange, died in Town, age 61 years. -,e i : ‘ . i ihe Public Ggmetery of Frederiksied, August 1919. . 3—Sophia Gumbs. died at the Hospi- f tal, age 84 vears 3—-Sarah Roberts, died in Town, age 85 years. ' s—Dennis Byrnes, died in Town, -age | 1 year 5 months. | 5 Herman George. died at the Hos- | pital age1 hour. | T7T—Nathanie! Shelton, died at rhe Hos- pital age 21 years. 12—Pearline Durant, died at the Hos- . pital age 7 months. + 13—Ingeborg Watson, died at'the Hos- : pital age 2 vears 10 months. * 14—Samuel Barnes, died at the ‘Hospi- tal age 57 years. 16—Cathrine Gordon, died at the Hos- : pital age 70 years. 16—Ina Henry, died at the Hospital, age 18 days. : 18—John Humphrey, died at the Hos-. pital, age 43 months. , ' 24—Astrid Alvilda Nielsen, died at the Estate Two Rrothers, age 4 years. 25—Amelia Rigchards, died at the Hos- pital, age Z% years. 26—Gwendalen Hall, died at the Hos- pital, age 9 days. 26 - Still-born (male) in Town. 30--Zipporah Wiiliams, died in Town, : age 89 years. 30—Eisa Joseph, died at the Hospital, ! age 8 months. . . 31—George Emanuel, died at the Hos- -3 pital, age 56 years. ~ 31—Still-born (female) in Town. | eVT RS LR DY LRet SR DI NGRS RSRR o E o delivered in i | White Lime S 0 o . Estate Southgate Farm at 60 cents | pr. barrel. : CATHRINE IUDVIG .'\/v(Z].? é , 1 Creque’s Store OFFERS ITS CUSTOMERS Meal & Flour, in $ 34 & 1 bags— Best Grade Meal 2 lbs. 13cts., Cake Flour, Very Best Brand) I®. 9cts., Zebs Itets. Rice IZ¢ts. perlb., Pearl Sago ZBcts. per lb., Fresh Quaker Oats 19et., per pk., Clear Sugar? ibs., 17cts., Starch Ilcts. per Ilb., 2 ibs. Bar Yellow Soap 30eis., 1 Ib. tins Creamery Butter 90ct., vooking Butier 45crs. per lb.,Condens- ed Milk 28cts. per tin, Peter’s % tins Cocoa 17cts., Pink Salmon 27 cts. tin, Red Salmon 32c¢ts. tin, Pig Snouts 20c¢t. per lb., Red Beans 17cts. per Ib., Split Peas 14cts.. per lb., Black Eye Peas 13cts. per Ib., Potted Meat Bcts. per tin, Oilmeal Tcts. per Ib., Fat Herrings Ilets. per ib.. Potatoes 6ets. per lb. Onions Ileis. per ib., Hard Crackers 18 ets.. per ib., Bl tk Tea 6bcts. per ib,. Coffee 29 cts. per lb., Peanuts 12¢ts. per Ib. 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