St. Croix Avis, 1919-09-18, page 4
moh e R AN ¥ 1 =g T E‘ 3 < '1 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 830 THURSDAY EVENING 8.30 “The Risky Road” e Risky Roa: 5 reel featu -, . A Picture, showing the Dangars and Temptations i waieh A Yoang Girl [z E: posed in a Gresat City like New York. An Exceptional Offer Surpzssing ‘The N Girl e RRature Gir ADNMISSION, ADUITS Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents. CHIL)RiEN —Reserved S2ats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPL. i 3 1919, : Mr. Cyril Archibald, Darly Hill, Joseph Adams, (2 Mr. Byron Bowen, Market St., 36 A.B. Mr. Orgesrist Baur, Mrs. Velouria Bearns, Orange Grove. Mis Eudina Bell, (4) Mr. James Behagen. viss Anna Berry, F. Christian, Mr. Johanwes Christian, Orange Grove. Mr. Charls Crax, Lonalady? estate. Miss Ulreca Denully, Miss Eliza Dembo, Water Gut. Mrs. Moria Edwards, Peter’s Rest, ¢/o Labor Union. Miss Princess Edwards, Mrs. Dorothy Estorek, Penticostal Mission. Miss Evelyn Edwards, White Oak Hill. Mr. Joseph Francis. Ihresa Frederiks, Miss Rosalim (Koslin! Francis, Mrs. Idalia Gordon. …
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moh e R AN ¥ 1 =g T E‘ 3 < '1 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 830 THURSDAY EVENING 8.30 “The Risky Road” e Risky Roa: 5 reel featu -, . A Picture, showing the Dangars and Temptations i waieh A Yoang Girl [z E: posed in a Gresat City like New York. An Exceptional Offer Surpzssing ‘The N Girl e RRature Gir ADNMISSION, ADUITS Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents. CHIL)RiEN —Reserved S2ats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPL. i 3 1919, : Mr. Cyril Archibald, Darly Hill, Joseph Adams, (2 Mr. Byron Bowen, Market St., 36 A.B. Mr. Orgesrist Baur, Mrs. Velouria Bearns, Orange Grove. Mis Eudina Bell, (4) Mr. James Behagen. viss Anna Berry, F. Christian, Mr. Johanwes Christian, Orange Grove. Mr. Charls Crax, Lonalady? estate. Miss Ulreca Denully, Miss Eliza Dembo, Water Gut. Mrs. Moria Edwards, Peter’s Rest, ¢/o Labor Union. Miss Princess Edwards, Mrs. Dorothy Estorek, Penticostal Mission. Miss Evelyn Edwards, White Oak Hill. Mr. Joseph Francis. Ihresa Frederiks, Miss Rosalim (Koslin! Francis, Mrs. Idalia Gordon. Floricia Gordor., Das Deutsche Konsulat in Christian- sted, Mr. Ernest F. Garland, Miss Jane Henry, Mr. Alfred Huges, Mrs. Esabel Henry, Mr. James Hatchett, Mrs. Rachel Hendricks, Hospital Ground 23. Mr. Daniel Joseph, Sion Farm. Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Johnson, ¢/o Re- becca Edwards. Mr. James Joseph, Water Gut, Mrs. Sophia King, (2) Mrs. Lakeman, Miss Goda Vazolia Larsen, Lieut. Charles Moeller, H. Metizelfeld Esq., ‘‘Lamsure’’, (2) Mr. Hilton Morlette, Mr. Albertt Marten, | Herman Miller, Queen Street, (3) | Mr. Victor E. Nielsen, | Mr. Joe Noel, Mr. Harold Nielsen, Fast St., 23. Mr. A C. Pentheny, IJ. 8 N, Joseph Petarsen, Mr. Hubert A. Rateliffe, ¢/o Mrs. A. Taylor Mr. Christian Richard, Est. Rust-up- twis Mr. Joseph Samuel, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mr. Einar Stevenscen, Mrs. Hary M. Thomas, c¢/o Peter , Thomas. Mr. Henecrata Waicoot, Miss Be.tha Wescott, Miss Louisa Weston, Est. Giob2?, c¢/o | Mrs. Marrian. ? Mr. R. @gaard, * Mrs. Eliza Thomas. United States Post Office, Christian- | ated, St Croix, V.1.U.8., Sept. 15 1919. | B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster. | : - Somsthing ForAGhange. | AFT?QR a period of over four | years we again beg to offer -~ ENGLISH GOODS from C. E. Mor- | fen: i FRESH HERRINGS 1 lb. tin 25¢c. § ot - & Ib. tin 15c. i Saint Antonio Sardines 30c. per tin, % Real Oxford Sausages 50c. ‘¢ ** Mixed “Zickles ‘n vinegar 40c. per Bot. ! Chow Chow in Mustard 40c. ** * ' Universal Table Sauce T7c. small bottle, | Table Salt 7c¢. par pack, | Ceylon Tea, good quality, 10 &20c. pr.pk., . Hair Oii 10c. per vial, | Currie Powder 15c¢. per tin, | Fine Oatmeal in 1 lb. tin at 25c. -ALSO—- ! Sugar Almonds, Burnt Almonds, Lemon . Drops, Raspberry Balls, Suga. Marbles, | Lozenges, Butter Puff and Marie Biscuits. ; AT THE - DANISHAMERICAN GROCERY. Creque’s Store OFFERS ITS CUSTOMERS Mea! & Floar, in £ § & 1 bags— Sest (rade Rieal £ lbs. 13ets., Cake Flour, Very l'est Brand) Ilb. 9ecis., 2 lbs, 17ets. Rice 12cts. per ib., Pearl Sago 28cts. per !b., Fresh Quaker Oats 19ct., per k., Clear Sugar 2 ibs., 17cts., Starch 11cts. . per Ib.. 2 lbs. Bar Yellow Soap 30cts., 1 Ib. tins Creamery Butter 90ct., Ceoking Putter 45¢is. per lb.,Condens- ed Milk ZBcis. per tin, Peter’s %tiis Cocoa liets., Pink Balmen 27 cts. tin, Red Salmcn 32ets. tin. Pie Snouts 2Cc.. per Ib., Red Beans 17¢ts. per ib., Split Peas Il4cts. pver Ib., Biack Eye Peas 13cts. per ib., Potted Meat B:ts. per tin, Oilmeal Tets. per Ib., Fat 'Herrings liets. per Ib.. Potatoes 6Gets. per lb. Gnions llcts. per ib., Hard Crackers 18 ets., per Ib., Bl ek lea 6bets. per Ib,. Coffee 22 ¢ts. per lb., Peanuts 12¢:s. per ib. Assorted Boys’' Suits from ages of 3 vears o 15, Men White Cashmere & Silk Suvits, Ladies’ Waists, Rubbers, Boots & Shoes, for Lacdies, Children & men, Boys Cloth Hats, White Felts, Panama Hats & Porto Rican Straws, (Milisery) flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Em- broideries, Shirtings, (‘alicoes, Voiles Turkish Towels, Tweed, White Duiil, & Panama Cloth, Neckiies, Shirts, “ol- iars, Scarf Pins, Earrings, 8-day Ciocks, Alariy Clocks, U. S. Watehes, Sweet- heart & Cashmere Bouguoet Soaps, Face & Toothpowder, Toothpaste, Prophy- lactic Tooth-brushes, Hair-brushes, Men Gloves, Ladies Scarfs, Sweaters, Merinos for Infants & Grown folks, Bedspreads, Enamel Toilet Sets, Water glasses, Side Carpets, Chocolate Cups 10cts. Forks, Knives, Waiters, Puff pans, Eread-tins, Jelly-glasses, Jelly pots, llnamel Plates, Mugs, Galvanize Buckets, (iuitars, Large Bowls. Lant- erns, Strainers, Sifters, Pudding-pans. &> CALL AT {REQUE’: S QRE. - oOr Use Phone 47. We are alwlys on the job—Gro- ceries fresh: All cther items reliable. (CREQUE) Christiansted. NORTHERN Assurance Company Limited OF LONDON GEO. L MAKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s Districi M. K. ARMSTRONG. Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average.