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St. Croix Avis, 1919-11-01, page 2

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1919-11-01
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1
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S O S .“_-_.__...__...._."_..i;..\.____.____ _,‘?_, BeyoS eL L e CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 830 MONDAY EVENING 8.30 “The Bull’s Eye.” e Bull's Lye. EPISODE 5. EPISODE 6. Show concluding with a ADMISSION,. ADULTS Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents. CHlLDßEN—Reserved Seats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. NOTICE. ARTIES having claims against “he Es- P tate of the deceased CHRISTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRIIS of Fs tate Mount Viectory are hereby notified within 3 months to file their claims with the necessary proois of same w ih the undersigned A. E. Stakemann, who with co-executor Hans J. Koefod have taken the said estate under administration as executores testamenti. "he meetings in the estate will be held at Lawyer Stakemann’s Office in Chris- tiansted on the 3rd Thursday of every month at 3 o’clock p. m. Frederiksted, St. Croix, October 30th 1919. H.J. KOEFOD A. E. STAKEMANN. ‘g | NOTICE. …

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Per title, recorded not guessed. St. Croix Avis: Brian 2026-08-22 fair game (ceased 2024). West End News (sn84037548, 1912-1973), Home Journal (sn84037503, 1951-1973), St. Croix Tribune (sn84037536, 1922-1937): Brian 2026-08-23 take. The Daily News of the V.I. (568 pages, 1955-1978): EXCLUDED - publisher active; the Library's clearance is the Library's. Pre-1930 material PD outright.

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S O S .“_-_.__...__...._."_..i;..\.____.____ _,‘?_, BeyoS eL L e CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 830 MONDAY EVENING 8.30 “The Bull’s Eye.” e Bull's Lye. EPISODE 5. EPISODE 6. Show concluding with a ADMISSION,. ADULTS Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents. CHlLDßEN—Reserved Seats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. NOTICE. ARTIES having claims against “he Es- P tate of the deceased CHRISTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRIIS of Fs tate Mount Viectory are hereby notified within 3 months to file their claims with the necessary proois of same w ih the undersigned A. E. Stakemann, who with co-executor Hans J. Koefod have taken the said estate under administration as executores testamenti. "he meetings in the estate will be held at Lawyer Stakemann’s Office in Chris- tiansted on the 3rd Thursday of every month at 3 o’clock p. m. Frederiksted, St. Croix, October 30th 1919. H.J. KOEFOD A. E. STAKEMANN. ‘g | NOTICE. , S'have completed the repairs and A cleaning of the Ice tactory I am offering my customers their full | quantity of ice, and to compensate them | for the time they have paid 2 cents per ‘ pound for ice I have exteaded the old | rates of 1 cent and 1% cente per nound until Nov. 15, after that date the prices will be for daily supply of—- -100 Ibs. $1.25 D. W. Cur: a0 63 e . 25 o | 10 15 = B 10 - iY3 i | E L LaBEGA. Chtistiansted Oct. 31st. 1919. ! e ———————————————————————————————————————————————————— l It was announced in the West End News | of yesterday that the publication and printing plant of that name have been sola | to Mr. B. Brarndt, and will be operated under his management from teday. We e B B R AN L 8 SERVICES IN THE LUTHERAN ; CHURCH TO-MORROW. The administration of the Holy Com- munion wili take place at the Morning Service. Tte Reformation Festival will be cel- ~ ebra:ed at the Evening Service. ! Srecial Music. Responsory - Glory ir Excelsis —Com- posile. Os ‘ertory - Te Deum-—Jackson. . congratulate the new proprieter, and ' wish him success in the field of practical ~Journalism. | S s | Mzil-schooner Virginia ariived at Fred- . eriksted today with mail from St. Thom- \ as ar.d Porto Rico only. I Frederiksted, 31st Oct. 1919. Th= sloop “"Go-on’’, laden witha carco of lirie-stones bound for Christiansted, left this port yesterday about 7 p. m. | In asquall about 8.30 she sustzined the damege of a broken mast. She was tow- ’ ed back to port by Mr. dierwin’s launch, | aniv ng about 11 o’clock. Sloop “*Carib’’expacts to <ail for Por- to lLico tonight with a cargo of old iron. i WEATHER REPORT. San_Juan, 3ar.29.96. Ther. 78, E., Vel 5, partly ecloudy. St. Thomas. Bar. 29.94, Ther. 78, E. Vel. 10, (cloudy. St. Kitts, Bar .20.94 Ther. 74 N. K . Vel. 8, cloudy. | Dominica, Bar. 29.88, Ther. 72, N. E., | Vel. 4, cloudy. | Bt. _ueia. Bar 2086 Ther. 72, E. Vel 10, ecloudy. Barjados Bar. 2988 Ther. 76. E.. Vel. 6 paftiv cloudy. . Port of Bpain, Bsr. 2986, Ther. 72 8. ~ E. Vei. 4, partly cloudy. | St. Uroix, DBar. BOMR. Ther. 83 E. Vel. 0 partlycloudy. Rainfall for past 24 hours. 14 lines. . 9 - Little Johnny’s Slate. ' On t e Esuate, October the thirty-first. Lear Mr. Yohansen: Would vou kindly axe someone 1o choke me for the 2 poor nuts that are un- able to do so themselfs; you must excuse these guys, for the one is being choked himself and the other is suffering from 93 anda harf per ceut distemper. He does not any more eat ice cream, or can- dy, or kake, or soda, or anvthing nice; but lives on All Bull products. So much bull there is in his fare that it has knock- ed the bull out of Buller, and he neither is in a eondition to appreciate “*Humour’’ [ think Temmy’s ice cream composition is bum, as ice ~ream made of skimmed milk and five cents eggs, Daddy and me and Mocher could not eat, this we give to our dogs K. snd B, M Tomniy wouid like a little of this, Johnie may be able to get sume for him at 5 cents a glass; but the genuine stufi with cuaranteed milk and guaranteed eoos will cost Tomuy 15 cents for the present. P S. Please excuse Krazy for any- thing he wight say in these days as he lis kraizer than ever. Daddy wants o olve yod some jokes he heard from Mr. Tetaud: tne 1 for today 1s a telegram he recei.ed from Santa. Claus asking the ladies not to hang up any fur-lined stock- ings tor Xmas as he is very ticklish. Yours truly JONNIE IGNATZ. 4 3 Sammy’s Answer To 9 e, " Towmy’s Composition. Hello! Tom, Tommy Hello! just lis- ten ? You ask, can’t somebody do the publie the kind favor and choke Jobnnie Ignatz? Now Tommy, are you in earnest or are you as usual off your head. No Tommy, nobody will chcke Johnnie lg- natz : little Johanie only speaks the truth. plain and simple in his broken language. The public cannot buy eggs at 5 cents an egg: that roint is settled. What we want you to know is that little Johnnie will not buy cream made from your formula. Johnie buys cream made from the Dairy, sweet milk and good eggs at 6 cents an egg. and pot rotten eggs at b cents an ege. NowTommy don’t get further off your mind on the subject and try to choke Joknie Ignatz as you will find yourself in a room fit for you. : Yours SAMMY. TELEGRAMS g §l. CROIX STATION. Londen, Oct. 27th.— The House of Com- mons today adopted an amendment to