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- o g Publication. THL‘ Food ‘ommission or St Croix has lixed the follo ving maximum prices which | are to prevail until further notice. WHOLESALE PRICES: THE SAME AS HERETOFORE PUBT ISHED. | RETAIL PRICES: Covamßeil -. o i e s Derpoun‘i P o e ee e = Suoite Maw .0 L ee e- . ! He = =- e Clw i R R be 00l et e e 5 R vihole~ ... o 0 eel L e . Wil . ey i L R o Cooking Butter..... Ggl esl et R b MBS DOy Gy ee e e £ Jard (Comßount) . . cuviiviiies it iiens GL BN “ . | Bicad unleavened or Water= . .. o iicieiiidie 0 EE o [hree le. loaves of bread must veigh £ pound. | Milk Biaet. o o e e B e | B REE e s e TR L L LiveCnitls Wolle .. .eil BDU L e e e R B e s e L . L e R L Wiy . 0 es L RT DO e e ee L e e . e i Sweet potatoes--Hucksters price ... ...... ......... ...04e. per pound. . Kerosene and charcoal as heretofore published. All weights and measures are AM CRICAN 3TANDARD. Fractional parts of a prund ar2 to be so'd in direct proportion to the pound rate Christiansted St. Croix, the 5’ February 1920. : D. 7. CANEGATA. Chairman. il. o Publication. ¥vHE list of those quaiified to vote for members of the Colonial Council will be exhibited for inspe~tion at the court House of this town from the 15th to the 23th instant, both days included, from 9 o’cloek a. m. to 3 o’clock p. m. Whoever has any objectio to make against the said list is hgyeby, in accordance with the Colonial Law’s section 25, requested to state such objeciion in writing to the Chairman of the Ele~tive Board with the reasons on which such objection or opjections are based, within 3 days after the last mentioned date. The Elective Board for Christiansted Town and Christiansted Country Districts, February 10th 1920. JOHN 1. CURRY . < Mot R EEaEE . XN ED . » e - Publcaiion. 7K list of those qualitied to vote tor i members of the Colonial Council will be exhibited for inspection at the Coi'rt House of this town from the 15th to he 28th instant. both days included, fron 9 o’clock a.m. to3o'eloek s.mm. Whoever has any objection to make against the said list is hereby, in aceordance with the Colonial Law’s section 25, requested to « tate such objection in writing to the “h: irman of the Ylective Board with the reasons on which such objection or objec ions are based, within 3 days after the last mentioned date. The Eleetive Board for Frederiksted Tovn and Frederiksted Country District, Bebiruary 10th 1920. SUHN |, 1 REBY IL‘ is hereby made known .that owing to no business before the . ouncil the ordinary meeting which was fixed for Monday, Fcbruary 16, has been postponed to MOu- DAY, MARCH 1, 1920, at 1 o’clock P M. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. Colonial Coeuncil Office, St. “roix, February 10, 1920. Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS New Year’s Arrivals such as Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons in boxes and by the pound, SKINLESS-FIGS, once tasted always -zanted. Extra Special Table Raisins, T Mnasles i ya\,ne. WALLNUTS AND BRAZIL NUTS, SWEET AND BITTER ALMONDS, Citron, C rrants, Raisins, DRIED APPLES by the pound. STRAWSERRIES, PE\CHES, PINE. APPLE in tins, UNEEDA BISCUITS. ZU-ZU BISSIS, Combinatio.: and Marie Biscuits, B KER’'S COCOA and VANILLA CHOCOLATE, finest to be had. HORLYCK’S MALTED MILK, MELLIN’S #OOD Goiden Fruit Syrup Raspberry and Strawberry, o Queen, Olives Salad Dressing, TOMATO CATRUP, L. & P. SAUCE, Lobsters, Tuna fish, Shiimps, Uheese In tins, assortment of CIGARS, CIGARHI'THKS & TOBACCO as usual KING’S PURE MALT, NUXATED-IRON, and a new supply of DOELGER’S famous LAGER BREER - the favorite DRiNK. Jean Peterssn, Frederiksied.