St. Croix Avis, 1921-04-01, page 4
Frederiksted Apothecary New Arrivals | LUDEN’S COUGH DROPS, | MEDICATED THROAT DISCS ! a cure against Influenza, Colds etc. § CARBONA ‘best cleaning Liquid, Non Inflani.nable. | ‘ LUX | for all fine Laundering. Vinelia EAU DE COLOGNE | extra quality ; SOLARINE ! best ligaid polish for Brass and other | metals. LYKNU-PO'.ISH » make your furniture ‘‘like new.”’ | CAMEL CIGARETTES the favorite brand. | JAMAICA CIGARS BREVAS 1 a fine smoke. | FINEST DANISH BUTTER ; one and two pound tins. | “JACK TAR’”’ SMALL HERRINGS in Tomato sauce | excellent quality, and cheap. ; LUNCH TONGUE, FISH BALLS. ; Green Peas, Beets, Sweet Corn, ‘ Asparagus | Sweet & Bitter Almonds, CIIT LOAF SUGAR | very cheap. A CALIFORNIA FRUITS s such as Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Pine Apple, Cherries, etc. JAMS, GRAPE-JUICE, RAISINS, Watermann’s Fountain Pens EVER SHARP PENCILS Eastman Kodaks | Films, Psste | ALBUMS for SNAP-SHOT etc. | A fine Assortment of Chocolates and | Bonbons | English and American. | in tins, boxes, bars etc. ‘ SUGAR ALMONDS, MIXED CANDY | : ~ : etc. Royal Vinolia specialties ! …
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Frederiksted Apothecary New Arrivals | LUDEN’S COUGH DROPS, | MEDICATED THROAT DISCS ! a cure against Influenza, Colds etc. § CARBONA ‘best cleaning Liquid, Non Inflani.nable. | ‘ LUX | for all fine Laundering. Vinelia EAU DE COLOGNE | extra quality ; SOLARINE ! best ligaid polish for Brass and other | metals. LYKNU-PO'.ISH » make your furniture ‘‘like new.”’ | CAMEL CIGARETTES the favorite brand. | JAMAICA CIGARS BREVAS 1 a fine smoke. | FINEST DANISH BUTTER ; one and two pound tins. | “JACK TAR’”’ SMALL HERRINGS in Tomato sauce | excellent quality, and cheap. ; LUNCH TONGUE, FISH BALLS. ; Green Peas, Beets, Sweet Corn, ‘ Asparagus | Sweet & Bitter Almonds, CIIT LOAF SUGAR | very cheap. A CALIFORNIA FRUITS s such as Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Pine Apple, Cherries, etc. JAMS, GRAPE-JUICE, RAISINS, Watermann’s Fountain Pens EVER SHARP PENCILS Eastman Kodaks | Films, Psste | ALBUMS for SNAP-SHOT etc. | A fine Assortment of Chocolates and | Bonbons | English and American. | in tins, boxes, bars etc. ‘ SUGAR ALMONDS, MIXED CANDY | : ~ : etc. Royal Vinolia specialties ! ~ such as | Solid Brillantine, F@cepowders, Tooth- | paste, Shaving Soap : Hair-Brushes | AUTO STROP and GEM SAFETY | RAZORS } Emulsilied Cocoanut Oil | HINDE’S HONEY and ALMOND | CREAM, ETC. ETC. ‘ <SP CRUOILX "ANIS “ HEAR MUSIC IN COMFORT. ~ Your luxurious rocker ehair instead of an uncomfortable gilt-backed cane chair; your own cozy living room instead of a crowded auditorium; the finest audience in th2 world —y@ar own family —-right with you instead of a lot of strangers; not merely one noted singer, but everv famous artist in the world. The Grand Opera House does have to go some to beat home, doesn’t it, when you own a ; EL ANSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD , onow ‘ , CLARO COMO 'UNA CAMPANA The Highest Class Talking Macaine in the Worl4. Sonora plays all makes of disc records perfectly without extra attachments. SO- NORA IS SUPREME IN TONE, DESIGN AND IMPORTANT FEATURES OF CON- STRUCTION. At the Panama Pacific Exposition Sonora won highest score for tone quality and this instrument appeals particularly to those with discriminating tastes. We have just the Sonorz you want. Prices range from s7s,—to $2,400, and each Sonora at its price is unequalled in value. F. CHRISTENSEN. BETHLEHEM. NDISTRIBUTORS. VIRGIN iSLANDS. PERSONS having claims against THE St. CroIX CLUB are hereby request- ed to forward same to tte Treasurer of the said Club, MRr. E. G. WULFF, with- in 3 weeks from today. Christiansted, St. Croix, March® 29th 1921. For the Board. WILH. JENSEN. Secretury. for an Extraordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council for St. Croix SATURDAY. APR:L, 2, 192], at ONE O’CLOCK P. M. ——— € 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 55. Continuation of Ist Discussivn on Colonial Council Bill No. 55, draft of an ordinance providgng for the sum of Fres, 250,000.00 to rebuild with concrete the center line road between Frederiksted and Christian- s‘ed in accordance with plan ap- proved by the Public Works Officer, introduced by Ist Member for Fred- eriksted Country District (Andersen) with Committee Report. 2. Colonial Council Bill No. 57. Introduction of and Ist Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 57, draft of an ordinance introduced by Gov- ernment providing for the appoint- ment of a Judge for the District Courts of the Virgin Islands. 3. Coloni2l Council Bill No. 58. Introduction gos and Ist Discussion en Colonial CouncilBill No. 58, Ad- di ional Money Bill, introduced by - 3rd Member for Christiansted Coun- try District (Robt. W. Skeoch). Frs. 6,000.00 for arquiring pictures and chandeliers to be hung in the Coun- cil Hall. Colonial Council Office, March 26th, 1921. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. The Gompany Street Emporium have made another cut in BLACK SCALE FISH at prewar price Bc. per lb. Christiansted, 29th March 1921. M. A. PRETTO. Assurance Company Limited ' OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s Distric ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average,