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St. Croix Avis, 1920-10-30, page 1

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St. Croix Avis
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St. Croix
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1920-10-30
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T, LXK AL 75TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U.S. A., SATURDAY 30TH OCTOBER 1920. THE ST. CROIX AVIS ! is printed and pubdlished daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen ' at the Avis Office. | TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. | 2 cents per single copy. ‘ Entered as second-class matter .May| 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- | sted, St. Croix, V. I. of the U. S. A., un | der the Act of March 3. 1879. ' ; Contribution to this paper will be glad- ' ly received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- ‘ nied with the author’s mame, as a guar- | antee of good faith. The editor cannot be ‘ responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGRAMS 1 ST. CROIX STALION. Athens, October 2b6th.--King Alexan- der died this evening at 5.20. His de?th | was due to wounds which he had Te- Jceived in an attack on him by a pet- monkey early in Uctober, the King be- ing badly mutilated. …

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T, LXK AL 75TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U.S. A., SATURDAY 30TH OCTOBER 1920. THE ST. CROIX AVIS ! is printed and pubdlished daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen ' at the Avis Office. | TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. | 2 cents per single copy. ‘ Entered as second-class matter .May| 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- | sted, St. Croix, V. I. of the U. S. A., un | der the Act of March 3. 1879. ' ; Contribution to this paper will be glad- ' ly received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- ‘ nied with the author’s mame, as a guar- | antee of good faith. The editor cannot be ‘ responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGRAMS 1 ST. CROIX STALION. Athens, October 2b6th.--King Alexan- der died this evening at 5.20. His de?th | was due to wounds which he had Te- Jceived in an attack on him by a pet- monkey early in Uctober, the King be- ing badly mutilated. The death of King Alexander gives rise to the question of suc- cession to the ‘ireek throne., The names of ex-King Constantine, Prince Paul, Con- stantine’s third son and Prince Arthur of Connaught and Prince Charles of Bel gium have ail been mentioned as possi- ble candidates for -the Greek throne. London, Oct. 25th.—The Jockey Club has declared all racing off this week on account of the strike and consequent- ly the Combridgeshire stakes at New Market wiil not be run on Wednescay next. New York, Oct. 26th.—Refined sugar was quoted at 11 to 12 cents per pound wholesale here this morning. The retail 'orice showed a wide variation, the up- town grocer asking from 14 to 17 cents while several chain store companies offered it to the public at 12 to 13 cents. Montreal, Oct. 25th.—It was announc- ed this afternoon by four sugar refiners, the Canada, Atlantie, Le Lawrence and Arcadia, that the price of granulated su- gar would be immediatly reduced 2c. per pound from 1944t0 17.90 cents less 5 per cent, which makes the amount received by the refiners for the sugar approxi- mately 13 c¢ts. a pound. The Dominions’ Sugar Company. which chiefly hamdles beet sugar at present, has reduced its price to 16 cents a pound which further complicates the position and makes the price of granulated sugar less secure. It is figured that the Montreal cut in prices No. 252. oW i,ac ¢:iron in T}le BEOO& May Chang e A W omail s App?&l’&??@ ' i Her Physicai Strengt = - 2 B reak Down Her Physical Streng & *3 0 ¥ AR T S K ms N ) { n '3‘}- {ie i Os ren KNaiies Rica hed & ' 25ci iat biie f enty arCa hEawes MiCa ivea 2200 orpuscies iha o Jre %2 3 D 'i L 5 “‘-"""-; SR 1-“& 5 - Give Health, Vizlity and Deauly _o=wm» o L ¥ ;us - 3.3 &Y i , V.B Svery Womar ‘Who Looks Pale, Haggsrd =l Worn Should Have @ ol 1 i . ’ pe. . Kt ~] 3 S A / Her Biood Ex«nired For Iron Deficiency —Adminictration of Sinple 6 \:‘;7‘.*‘ X 5 ,& A & REITE N : & e WS L 715 Muxated iron VWil Often Increase The Strer 0 sind KT QR P R 5% $ RaNTRg R A g E Endurance of Weak, N Caro Worn Womon . giiriorim ity> &4 2 ICS O ea ? eI'VOI!S, CJATS YYorn SN REERAE (; = SI N //' S e ¥ v e e JEEL oy REECORRNY / T B YT In Twe Weeks’ Time and Make Them ; &lO/ O) - P ‘v;_a,}l lLoon ¥ Y SN R, AR\ No SN /// B> Sl Leodn Icars foungez. ST SRSy, ) ]AR 5 f&’:s,. 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S‘eepless AL S B \\ \‘\ ;“\:‘ ?[ \lta S s L \,1“4?.,)‘“ ey YL &y ¢ nights spent worry- [l i !1 \ NN ‘;@:%} 2LA ‘~':*,j;;;j.;.;‘-.;, M ! g over Supposed “ P i ) \-“a 5 \ '\\’ ‘\vé‘”:; ’:‘w'% .\\;.‘__ '-llr 7 10()% : iilments, constant &8 Y \"\w"‘i‘;‘»fu\.\o )‘:‘?\%’@%&%a ¢ i losing with habit- B, |\ fA/ g.u\w\*w SOl : : ‘orming drugs and TS .{li“:§\v",\ i h»__\;,;j:{%?g_:‘_,A,R.A:;Lv_;%_r‘s:~:;.-\\{;_{oa, e “:.;”f""'“:* - ;I’lxese illustra- narcotics and use- ‘(M 'h\l‘*?\?,g‘. > @ j“‘\;v e ~‘3“>l->.l§w Jxowg ?o- : Sk R N NP y 507 man inay S leve- atiempts to WU 7/ WG nly Ton | ey Jopk when she has brace up with WEERDLA NN ST » OO R strong coffee do NN » by TUOTIEN A S and her blood is starving for not help the real \GESEERERR. 309 irgn and the change that takes place in | cause of their trouble, e SSAGEE L her apresriuce Waeh toe RECARARS & 100 | s : ) PR\ by AN | R les crease as fer LiooG DeSolniss niile vevlg which may be nothing QeNsSEad = 25% trpu,he. G CEEE s A9 b e aes fil=d with . . AN TR R ol 1i t Lty $v 2 i more than lack of iron in el | pEEsRstA-glving . LoD, ~he b]ood‘ For want ()f > R S TS A T R3YST AT 35~1.A0 LLD AETIIGLST TBNPOb 3DI e ron a womarn ma,\: look and feel strong, healthy, red-blooded women as Nux- freguent instinces where it gave rencwed >ld at thirtv, pale, haggard, and all il]iedflron.’ F’nilm a careful cxami :itivn of strensth and energy, increased power and - g N ey iy 1e formula and my own tests of Nuxated endurance, stcady nerves, and tie ros »7ul'l ldolr\xnl 1:‘hilg aga?o _Ol‘ 69 Xth I."’“- I‘fcel convinced that it is a prepara- bloom of health in alwu; ten days’ (.)r r{\:x ’17,00( ¢aith and p Lnt.}‘ of iron in tion which any physician can take himself -weeks' time. T consider Nuxated Iron one :_-he’b[‘?od she may still be young ¢r prescribe for his paticiits with the ut- of the foremost blood ard body builders—- n ieeling, and so full of life ang most confidence of obdtaining highly bene- the best to which I Lave ever had re . Ly .'* ficial and satisfactory results.” course.” ittractiveness as to defy detection Among other physicians asked jor an s e : >f her real age. opinion was Dr. Ferdinand King, New f,{.t» 18 S\l?;r‘l?sms how T:‘.‘\Y,]y people 4';:“?? That women may become stronger, health- York Physician and Medical Author. Dir. ;. Ml oI Do et celin eok ANowW it ler, more beautiful and better ab?e to meet King says: “By enriching the blood and in. 3' FOI OIN Hot REISUE Gs Wetoaoll oWe M ‘he cares of home, social and business life creasing its oxygen carrying power Nux- .o 2 upself to make the following tast: See 'y increasing the su{pgy of iron in their nted Iron will ofien transform the fiabby a0 long you can work or b s f"’;. you-cuan vood is the opinion of Dr. George H. Baker, flesh, toneless tissues, and pallid cheeks of N5, without becoming tired. INext take ormerly Physician and Surgeon of Mon- nervous, run-down wbmen iuia a glow. of two five-grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three wouth Memorial Hospital, New Jerscy, bealth and make them look years youtiges ’t;:.m‘s per day after meais 'fr-r ¢, weeks, vho says: “What women need to put ‘within a surprisingly short timce” Then test your strength again ang see how "oses in their cheeks and the s?rinmimc of Dr.. James Francis Sull:van, formerly much you have gaine.l. ife ?'?% their gtép ix; fiol Cosmetics or stimu- Physiciun of Beilevue Hospital (Outdoor ?hlvm‘rv!rns"e:c"}.‘Nu!‘!l"“'fran: which iSpresosibed atin rugs, but pcnt’ of rich, pure red D(‘pt ). New York, and the Westchester u;n“. lroc‘.mmc‘m ahove by ;».'11:-...»...:3 is notnaeprrt ioog. Without it no woman can do cr=lit County Tospitzl, savs: “As I have said a {;,'{{;-..‘f{\',’,‘",.,,Zi',’.f w,l:\i:";nl: lwi‘:‘ ‘f“mw? ‘n:edrfflfa'::l"i berself or to her werk. Iron is anc of hundred nics cver, organic iron is ane as<milated and docs ot ivjure the tacth, mnke o greatest of all strength and blood-build- -of the greatess o ali sirength builders, T them Llack, uor upset the stomach. The menufactirers ;. and T have fouad no‘hiug in my ex. have pree it Nuvated Iren—organic m:nr’n? :;u-?*esdul‘aud entirely satl.factore romlts o Votioa f 0 CFActivETEr he hing oo maie i A S e S e :‘._'.'.f..?""7.'.“.‘.'f???.";.';'::;;_,f;"ff‘.?,,‘.,:.'?r, e W Y., Y X/ 5 DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL ST. THOMAS. | will entail a loss to the refiners of about $4,250,000 or a total loss of around sl4, 000,000 since the big decline in sugar prices started. London, QOct. 25th.—Returns tonight indicate that Alberta will go dry by a ma- jorityof about 20,000. All the cities having gone dry, according to indications,