St. Croix Avis, 1921-02-15, page 4
2 U R x A 1S ,rood Commission 0f St, Groix .laß Fixed The Following Prices Which Are To Prevail Until Fur- ther Notice: | ' RETAIL PRICES Corm meal 6 cents per pound Flour ¢4 o do Hake 16 do do Pollock 18 do do Rice~good 14 do do Bice- medium 10 do “do (@ooking Butter 40 Ao do Mess Pork 35 do do Lard - compound 26 do do Bread - unleavened 12 do do j Live Cattle-young 11 do do Live Cattle -old 10 do do i.ive Sheep 3 do Liive Hogs 10 do do Chickens 25 do do Eggs b do cacr Mutton 2¢ do per pound | Veal 27 deo do | Beef 25 do do Pork 22 “do do Fresh Fisli 10 12 & 14 do do (‘harcoal o Bag Sweet Potatoes 4 do per pound ! Yams & Tannias b do do | Christiansted, Saint Cioix, 14th Febru- | ary 1921. | (Sign:) THOS. RAMSAY, Chairman. : AUCT ON. T tke request of Lawyer Stakemann | as executor to the Will of Mrs. EMI- | LY LOUISA SCHEE!, deceased, | will be offersd for sale at a public Auc- | tion to be held at the late residence .of | the deceased at No. 17 KING STREET in Christiansted on ? THE 26TH INSTANT AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting principally of ’ CHAIRS. …
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2 U R x A 1S ,rood Commission 0f St, Groix .laß Fixed The Following Prices Which Are To Prevail Until Fur- ther Notice: | ' RETAIL PRICES Corm meal 6 cents per pound Flour ¢4 o do Hake 16 do do Pollock 18 do do Rice~good 14 do do Bice- medium 10 do “do (@ooking Butter 40 Ao do Mess Pork 35 do do Lard - compound 26 do do Bread - unleavened 12 do do j Live Cattle-young 11 do do Live Cattle -old 10 do do i.ive Sheep 3 do Liive Hogs 10 do do Chickens 25 do do Eggs b do cacr Mutton 2¢ do per pound | Veal 27 deo do | Beef 25 do do Pork 22 “do do Fresh Fisli 10 12 & 14 do do (‘harcoal o Bag Sweet Potatoes 4 do per pound ! Yams & Tannias b do do | Christiansted, Saint Cioix, 14th Febru- | ary 1921. | (Sign:) THOS. RAMSAY, Chairman. : AUCT ON. T tke request of Lawyer Stakemann | as executor to the Will of Mrs. EMI- | LY LOUISA SCHEE!, deceased, | will be offersd for sale at a public Auc- | tion to be held at the late residence .of | the deceased at No. 17 KING STREET in Christiansted on ? THE 26TH INSTANT AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting principally of ’ CHAIRS. | ROCKERS, TABLES3, f MAH PRESSES, 5 MAH. BEDSTEAD, | MATRESSES, i) SILVER SUGAR BOWL & MIi.LK MUG, | " PLATED WARE, f | O Christiansted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, | February 10th 1921. Fee: Fr. 10.00 } : Say ten Franecs | WILH. JENSEN. l i- % ~ Publication. | HE list' of those qualified to vote for | | .l' members of the Colonial Council wili | | be exhibited for inspection at the ~ Court House of this town from the 15th | ~ to the 28th instant, both days included, | from 9 o’clock a. m. to 3 o’clock p. m. | Whoever has any objection io make | against the said list is hereby, in accord- | ance - ith the Colonial Law’s seetion 25, | | requested to state such objection in | writing to the Chairman of the Eleetjve - Board with the reasons on which such objection or objections are based, within 3 days after the last mentioned date. = The Elective Board for Christiansted | town and Christiansted Country Dis- wicts, February 14th 1921, ' e WILH. JENSEN. J | AL TUITION MUSIZCAL TUITIO BY HERMAN HEDEMANN SARAUW, Licentiate of Music. = e et @ i ['he undersigned through this nedium is offering his services to the publie; giv- ng PERSONAL INSTRUCIIONS o,: ; , . L I'ne PIANO and ORGAN as preseribed by MARCUS LUCIUS QUINN CONSERV- ATORY OF MUSIC, Boston, Mass. e e . HARMONY and COMPOSITION as preseribed by WILCOX SCHOOL OF COM- POSITION, New York. : o ORGANIZING and INSTRUCTING OF BANDS as praseribed by NICHOLIS BAND CIRCUIT, Libertyville, Illinois. : : - Tne undersigned holds CREDEN 'TALS from all the abov: mentioned (/nnservz‘- tories and promises prompt and eflicient service. : For further details, call in person or address communications to: * HERMAN H. SARAUW, Licentitate of Music. Water Gut No. 7 CHRISTIANSED, Or at . : CENTURY BRASS BAND HEADQUARTERS, FREDERIKSTED. ‘ 4 ASK A SONORA OWNER! % Just say “How do you like that Sonora of yours?* ' | « You'li diseover that Sonora owners are tremendously proud and enthusiastic about 8- this phonograph. I‘ney Il tell yo& that its tone is wonderfully beautiful, that its de- = ~sign is extraordinarily handsoma2 and that it possesses many valuable and exclusive ® ~ features which are unobtainable in any other phonograph. 32 | EL INSTRUMENTO DE CALIDAD 2N n ' CLARO COMO UNA CAMPANAeM) ‘ plays all makes of disc records perfectly without extra attachment When you buy it you own the highest Class [‘all;mq Machine in the Worid, and thal 'e:'yone who . sees and hears the Sonora rec 2nizes this. will be a matter of pride :mg_‘satisf'ncrion 1 to you. S . . Magnificent upright and period styles e $75. --- to 1800, --- ; o ] T | F. GHRISTIANSEN. L. EREEEM. . TRIEDIOEE VIRGIN ST ONDS | 9 ® 2 ~ Pubilication. HE list of those ‘qualified to vote for g T members of the Colonial -Couneil will g be exhibited for inspection ar (he | Court Houge of this town from the 151 n ~ to'the 2 th nst., both days included, - from 9 o’clock a. m. to 3 o’clock p. m. | Whoever has any objection to muke against the said list is hereby, in accord. ance xith the Colonial Law, Section 25, requested to gtat® such objection in writing to the Chairman of the El ctive —Board,—with—the reasons on which such objection: or objections ar. based, within 3 days after the last mentinned date The Elective Bgaid for Frederiksted Town and “ountry Distriat, February 14th 1921. ™ > C.H PAYNE Chairman. -