St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-24, page 4
. \ il Embroiderers Wanted, WRITE to us for particulars for | doing fine embroidery in your own home. Work is to be sent di- | rect to you by mail. You to return | the finished work to us by mail. | We pay good prices and remit promptly. | H. C. ROWSE. : Home Needlework Co. | 4910 Washington Park Court, Chicago, ~ U. S A | Frederiksied Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS New Year’s ATrrivais such as Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons in boxes and by the pound. s SKINLESS-FIGS, once tasted always wanted. Kxtra Special Table Raisins, | in packs. WALLNUTS AND BRAZIL NUTS, SWEET AND BITTER ALMONDS, | Citron, C rrants, Raisins, e DRIED APPLES by the pound. STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, PINE- APPLE in tins, UNEEDA BISCUITS. ZU-ZU BIS- CULTS, Combination and Marie Biscuits, BAKER’S COCOA and VANILLA ~HOCOLATE, finest to be had. HORLYCK’S MALTED MILK, MELLIN’S FOOD Golden Fruit Syrup Raspberry and Strawberry, Queen Olives Salad Dressing, TOMATO CATSUP, L. & P. …
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. \ il Embroiderers Wanted, WRITE to us for particulars for | doing fine embroidery in your own home. Work is to be sent di- | rect to you by mail. You to return | the finished work to us by mail. | We pay good prices and remit promptly. | H. C. ROWSE. : Home Needlework Co. | 4910 Washington Park Court, Chicago, ~ U. S A | Frederiksied Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS New Year’s ATrrivais such as Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons in boxes and by the pound. s SKINLESS-FIGS, once tasted always wanted. Kxtra Special Table Raisins, | in packs. WALLNUTS AND BRAZIL NUTS, SWEET AND BITTER ALMONDS, | Citron, C rrants, Raisins, e DRIED APPLES by the pound. STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, PINE- APPLE in tins, UNEEDA BISCUITS. ZU-ZU BIS- CULTS, Combination and Marie Biscuits, BAKER’S COCOA and VANILLA ~HOCOLATE, finest to be had. HORLYCK’S MALTED MILK, MELLIN’S FOOD Golden Fruit Syrup Raspberry and Strawberry, Queen Olives Salad Dressing, TOMATO CATSUP, L. & P. SAUCE, Lobsters, Tuna_?sh_, Shrimps, Cheese 1n tins; assortment of | CIGARS, CIGARETTES & TOBACCO | as usual | KING’S PURE MALT, NUXATED-IRON, | and a new supply of | DOELGER’S famous LAGER BEER | the favorite DRINK. | Jean Petersen, Frederiksied, T LRI X AYVIIS. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE | WEEK ENDING FEB. 14, 1920, Mr. William Baptiste, Hospital St. lgg ; Rosalia i.. Benjamin, j James Brathwaite, | Mr. Harrel Walters Brune, King St. | No. 36 8., Mrs. Rachael O. Bryan, Queen Street, Miss Gertrude Castine, Mrs. Daisy Clarke, Mr. Alexander Conton, Miss Crystalia Conton, ‘ Mr. A Franecis, Mr. Leopold Faullmer, | Mr. Ben Giord, i Miss Ann E. Grant. » Miss Eneler Haire, | Mrs. Mary Jackson Hammiery, Hill St. | Mr. Gustave Hansen, . i Mrs. Cathrine Heckter, Market Street | No. 2¢, | Mr. Benjamin Huggins, 1 Edna Isaac, | Mr. .iohn Jacobs, Mr. & Mrs. Philip James, | Miss Christophina Uiller, Ellen A. Miller. Miss Consvilla Noiels, | Miss Consuela Nolies, | Mr. Bertie Pen:iberton, Miss Annie Petersen, | Rosina A. Phillips, Queen Cross Street, | Mrs. .. argaret Philips, Granard, | Miss Onedie i’ickering, Morning Star, Hans Pillsen, King Street, | Miss Elvira Gregg Sanantonis, | Mr. Victor Simons, | Miss Dorothy Smith, ‘ Miss Eulalia Stephens, | Miss Mary Strawn (2), E Mr. James S. Tnomas, | Miss iClizer Thomas, ’ RTR K DTRIR O SRS Y The € p O ' LA 4LAV !\!Vbct Y 6 “V’sle ..J : neSS ' z & TI~ N o % _,“'. Yily Whole=>" of 4 o~ T - 5 [/ wprrmgm wr~ ™S e i TR L o B : ' ”'-#\',-,‘/’:-'»; 2} o, RN ey : oA E HE BY Tl el Re i as* vke "".i'_,.,_.v-\;,?v-j oy o v N e s S i sugar from el et e ?;". et oyl B ¢ Ty : . | natural sweelnioss nevwer | 1 SO R R R - A R T b | (S LLEL OSS ‘»J%:"_Ju’;;,::; Litiit 135 G 0 é‘% i some other Torms of sweets. Give thie children all they | want. /s good for them. ) e 3eT TR DS SIS RS TR GRS JOHN ALEXANDER, GENERAL AGENT, VIRGIN ISLANDS, U. S.A. | | Miss Loretter Tuitt, Mrs. Madalaine ‘lhomas, ¢. 0. £ Miss Christallia Williams, Hill St. 12 United States Post Office, Christians*ed, St. Croix, V. I. February 16, 1920. B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster. NOTICE. l‘' is hereby made known that ~ 1 owing to no business before the ~ oouncil the ordinary meeting which was fixed for Monday, February 16, has been postponed to MON.- | DAY, MARCH 1, 1920, at 1 o’clock i B . | ROBT. L. MERWIN, | : Charyrman. Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, Feb- ' ruary 10, 10080 . | NOTICE. . The Dairy prices went up from - yesterday (Sunday 15th) as follows: | SWEET MILK 13c. a Quart. |o: 9 Y e | & ioe. ‘' Bettle | . ‘o o o 8 | SKIMMMED ** 6e. | Quart ; o & Se 5Hm | BUTIER ' 6e. '’ Quart. 1 - s 3. Hine : BUTTER sl.loc. per Pound.