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Y,| \\< \ ( ‘ | g , "/Z-.\ || - /’/:‘ T otz Anre Tord YEAR. - THEST. CRDIX AVIS is printed and pu'lished daily (Suniays and Holidays excented) by G Johansen at | the Avis Oljice. l TERMS -50 ceats moatily in advince ‘ 2 cents per single cop . | : | Entered as second-cla-; matier Slay i 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christinn Sed St Croie, Vo Lofthell 5. 4. un- | der the At of March 3. 1879. | 5 | e e | Contribution to this paper will be glu l- : lg received when the same deals win mat- | ters of general interest, and is acompr- | nied with the author’s name, as a quo- | antee of good faith. The editor caunot bz | responsiole for the views of his corvespon- | Jents nor dozs he necessarily endorse tlizm ; - -S——— A.BBS A~ M GO .+MO ¥ AN is G M S 5 5. | MAY HAVE TO EAT U S TINNED | BEEF. ' French Lok Askance at Cans, bat Drouzat Is Badine Herds. { Litreeials v | (sanecial Cable Dispatch.) : Paris Aug. 13th.—Bully beef from | Chicago. known to the poilus as '‘tinned | monkey'’, with rice and bDz2ans from | France’s Far East possassions, mav be | the poor man’s meuu this winwer if the | sariouz food shortage caanol ocherwise | be remadi>d. The long drought has spoiled the caleulations of the far- mers, except in regard to the wheat crop, ‘ I which is reported to be almost normal. | Potatoes throughout the central de- | pariments shriveled in the sunbaked soil | and there was a general failure of other | vegatables. But the cattle raisers saf- | fared the ' worst effacts. The grass, | burned by the July heat, left the cat | tle withoit food except last year’s barn stocks, with the result that the fresh meat supply tareatens to vanish en- | tirely by fall—for the workingman, at | least, for the prices will b 2 far beyond | the range of his purse. i The minist2r of food is attempting to | solve th> problem by importing frozen meat from Austraiia aad South Ameri- ca, but this is imnpracticable owing to France’s lack of cold-storage warehouses. The iced eompartments in the suburbs of Paris ar2 oaly suificient to meet naif the capiral’s needs, while other ecities in 'rance nave not made the slightest ad- vance in this direction since the war. The minister of food has taken an in- ventory of the Chicago tinned meat, mil- | e———e | lions of pounds of which are still avail ' able here, although the French lock a=k | ance wherever varnish: ¢ cans, aie men | tioped. To meet this opposition. the - department of agriculture is sucgesting . a series of propaganda campaigns to de- ~ velop an appreciation for tinned meats ' The Washington Post, dug. lith. | e . §HEREBY notify to my customers and 3 public in general that from the Ist | Sept. I will sell FRESH BEEF (young . cattle) at 22¢, per lb. fer steak and 20c. ~ for stew, at my stall, opp site Apothe- | cary Hall. ? F. A: LINDQVIST. Christiansted, 29th Ang. 1921. CHRISTIANSTED. V. I U. S. Ay FRIDAY 2np SEPTEMBER 1921 No. 205 1-- s PR - | Now it £ ' Razor) | OW 11 ¢ eep Lour.kazor, | v iy AT i | Will Gol 4/ Shal'P {7 N | | N ig’ P / ,/’/’ 7 | | A L LB [ B ; I Y / s N - ! /,// | J 7 /[ ' 240 | f '\ ~— . { " // w i [P = ¢ : N}/ It is impossi- L i s B oy _ ble to wipea | g e T/ % \‘ >/ razor absolutely dry. TN 4 / N\ Conscquently invisible ;, € \°4# rustis always eating away | i ! i J,\f B the microscopic teeth that L : " give arazoritsshaving° o When 3-in-One Oil reaches \ { power. Thisis why your L] the point of ‘riction in a sew- th A (‘;‘2o‘:t:ccomc? dull—rust ; ing machine bearing, friction | ocs it! Nothing keeps a ol e : gll/'|lfß razor in such fine shaving § i I dies immedidtely. Instead of : e L groaning and hanging back, . = I 3 iteedle and sluttle take wings ’ F 3-]n_one 01l 4 fdfly like the wind. Th ‘ ol and fly like the wind. ¢ Use it this way and see for thread runs f.ce and easy and # yourself: Before shaving, ; ' sewing becomes a jov. VIR draw razor between thumb ‘ ! .g d eO .l 4/ ! and first finger moistened il /| /ls with 3-in-One. Then strop " 3-ln- ne 1 \.///l j; with a few drops on the ’ l is the greatest 01l in the world for 7‘/ | strop. Avoid makingf]stgop { sewing machires and all fine ; 7 wet with .011- Afters aving : e SRR ¥/!//0 repeat this process. This ‘ 2 checks rust and absolutely preserves i In 1-oz, 3-oz.and 8-0 z botties; and & the edge—microscopic rust cannot i in 3.0 z, l'andy Oil Cans. § fom-Sucutiogedse s, |] B T i i i ASK Yo UR D IER .; ; a : e L ! | WL ALI DEALEL®S. e e o T Large ssoriiment Victor Kecords . inciuding SLOVE NEBT (the worids b BARRY LAUDER’3 Cld and New Fox Trots, One Steps, Waltzes, Medley Waltzes, PIANO & VIOLINSOLOS. Mandolin, Banjo, Zither, H=ip, Guitar, Whistling & Cornet Solos. Voeca! Solos, Duets, Quartettes and Hun- dred Others Repeater Stops for Victrolas—Columbias Sonoras. Vietor Full Tone & Tungs-tone Needles. OVESEN; West End.