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St. Croix Avis, 1923-08-01, page 1

Collection
Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1923-08-01
Topics
Disaster Recovery
Pages
1
Text
Native Text

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%Y ™ e ) \\\< g 4"/7‘,',2 '\,} 2 L P = e moe -t .2 ‘." .~ . {iz% } z{L%;o7ol =ey B ~.f‘ N\ A % ‘g ‘ l??f; Ei] ‘ ‘ t‘/ /gg\%:} /%\/ I%‘\/® :‘.,Yh_ ‘.\\ \a':‘\ :a? //:l \_/ ;{Rt s ?fw L o . ;,( ‘;i [ ‘W’ X\ /é!é’%\ \?i i%’i‘ ‘ f Fo gAN s g‘v‘-";‘}i/'}kBy f‘v":‘w? el TR, LOoé ‘! Sy o ; TN YM\ ey ey ej h | == Y By 5w Habs 3 .. .Il s TiTH YEAR. CHERISTIANSTED, V.l U B A, WEDNESDAY. lsr AUGUSL, 1925, by Mrs. Hoyhourss four year old bay et USuncharmer’’ lord Deiby's Ll bite, a threa year old cvlt. fi is"ed spoe- on, beatea by a fength, with Mr. Joel’s fiv: year old, Se Off. in the third jlace, beaten by two lengths., Niae horses re-, eas DR o R S St E{"’g b?.a 9 : > Fubiication FROM THE POLL B, 'E'H?} public is hereby notified that in i the event of an impen:dinz hurricane, the following signals will be given:— During the day. Upon receipt of in- formation that a hur- cane is approachine, ¢ UNE HURRICANGE FL' S (ared flag wi h a biack square in the centre) will be flown. If thic island is in the vath of the hurricune, TWO HURRICANE FLAGS, (er 2above the other. wi.. be flown Daring the night. 'wo rockets will be fired at an interval of three minutes between the first and <econd. The above mentioned signals wili be given fromtnhefortsin Chrs- tiansted and Fred eriksted, as well as from the battery at King’s Hill. T he teleph 'ne centrals v ill inform zll sub- seribers, (country ones first) of th2 approach ¢ a hurricane, Office of the Direter of Police, Fred- eriksted, St. Croix, V. 1. U. 5. A. 23rd July 1923. F. COULTER, Director of Pclice. FOR RENT. THE_upper storey of the Bank- building in Erederiksted for- merly occupied by the Danish Club. Apply to WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACT_RY. THE ST. CROIX AVi5 13 prinfed awd pudlished duily (Sunduys ard Holilays excepted) by G. Joh tuszi at the Avis Difico. : TERAMS:-—59 cents mo-thly in alvance, 2 czals por singte ¢2py. Eatercd as scend class motter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- gted St Croee, V. L. OF THO L. S. A, un- der the £t of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when tse same deals with mat- ters of general intersst, and is accempa- nied with the avthor’s namne, as 1 guiar- antee of good faith The elitor cannot be responsible for the views of s correspon- dentsnor does he necessarilyenlorsethem. TELEGI A MS. St URUIX STATION. Naw York, July 27:h.--The rav sugar marka: was easy at the openins and pri- ¢ s declired to the Hasis of £ cents for Cuba’s cost ani freight, equilto 6 91 for e ntritugal. There wer2 sole of 590,000 bigs of Ciba’s, for Ju'y and flrst haif Aagust shipment, o a ioeal refine:. Tnere was renewed selling pressure in raw sugar futures, promped by the de- cune in the spot market and the easicr [.ondon market, with prices daring the early forenoon showing deciin2s 0’ 6 to 11 points. GCovering brought about a pariial recovery later and prices at mid- day were at 2 to 4 points net lower. Business in refined sugar con inies of limited proportions at 8.7 {or fiae granu- lated. London, Julv 26th. Via Halifax, July 23tn-—The proposal made by the Ja naiea inperial Assoziation n 1920 to Lord Burham, and azain da-ing lost yea-, that a numbe of members ¢ Parliament should pav a visit to the West Indies, has now L-en taken up by .h 2 Wes' India Committe: . Tae committee was assured four week- ago of thz coope ation of the Jamaica imperial Associatiin and then approached the other colonies. 'ne pro- posal is that about 30 members o Parlia- ment, accompanied by an ecua! number of ladies, shall visit the West Indes in ‘January next. ‘lhey will stay one week at Jamaica, where they will be enter- tarned by the Jamaica Imperiai Associ- ation. London, July 27th. - The Liverpool Cup . handicap plate of 2,000 sovereigns, run .vor the course of one mile two furiongs at Liverpool tuis afternoon, was won No. 176. - . e YN P ST &9 €5 B H WA Ho= ¥ R e &8 9 y 3wt Comed 100 THIK FAUT THAT 6:’5?:.’7"5%"'\‘ I*' ?‘ DETIADY Reowil'S IGE CREAM PRALER il i IS NOW OFFERING A Select Assoriment of Perfumery, Soaps, Powders, Sm. lling Salts, Shaving Seap & Cream, Tocth Paste, Honey & Almond Cream, Lignid Shampoo. Pyramid Soap, large cakes 18¢ beats any other soap st a higher nrice, made of Pure Vegetuble Ol CONFECTIONERY CBOCOLATES in Boxes, Marshn:allows "Camnfire’3cz 15¢. Marshmailows “Hiedes'' 4 oz. 20c. Uracker Jack . Uie. Life Savers —All Flavars . Übe. belighit Choecolate in Boxes of 120 : Bavs Scoteh Mints, Chewing Gum, Choco- late Bars, Caramels Ete. Ete. Excellent Ginger Ale, Pints 25¢. Good Old Scotch Brew, Pints 22e.—The drink that insures the success of the party. Also recommended by physicians as a [H::il'. White Rock Water—White Rock Root Beer aad Sarsaparilla Pints 16c¢. CKLIM? Powdered Miik 2% Ib. Cans $1.65 Delmonte Prunes 13 Ib. Cans 45e. Grape I"ruit in Cans 30c. None Aleoholie Martini & Manhattan Cocktails, Muscatel, Mariini & Rossi Genuine [ltalian Vermoutih, Creme de Menthe. - ALL THE FPOPULAR BRANDS OF CIGARS AND CIS7ARETIES. Pipes, Cigar & Cigarette Holders. - Gillette, Ever Ready. Durham Duplex Razors and Slades, Auto Strap Blades, (Coggles, Belis, Key- tainers, Jack Knives Key Rings, Skirt Hangors, _ Coat & I'rouser Hangers, Solid Alcobol, Shinola, Liquid Veneer and Ligquid Veneer Moyps, “Glitto”” Washing Powder. Dish Mops, Dog Collars. ICY-HOT BOTTLES AND FILLERS, THERMOS BOTTLES AND FiLLERS. . 11 . Manicure Sets, Travelling Bags, Water Coolers, ete. ete.