St. Croix Avis, 1921-03-14, page 1
V@» ¢ o'l ’ & oS /Y. A8 5 : 76TH YEAR ITHE ST. CROIX.(AVIS 1s printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidaoys excepted) by- Gy Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance 2 cents per single copy. ntered as secondsclass matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian wted, St Crne o V. 1 ot the U. 5.4 u¥ der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution (o this paper will'2ald ly received when the same deals wivh mat- ters of general interest, and is ac.omp:t- nied with the author’s name, as @ quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot b= responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem Phe Sunday school teacher had been raading about Canaan, the “‘land flowing with milk and honey.”’ *‘Now."’ she said to -he Class, ‘' 7hat do you think - land flowing with milk and honey would be like?”’ ‘“‘Please, teacher,”’” was the instant reply “sticky!”’ o ' ““What’s all that fuss over in the corn- grl’ ““Mr. …
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V@» ¢ o'l ’ & oS /Y. A8 5 : 76TH YEAR ITHE ST. CROIX.(AVIS 1s printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidaoys excepted) by- Gy Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance 2 cents per single copy. ntered as secondsclass matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian wted, St Crne o V. 1 ot the U. 5.4 u¥ der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution (o this paper will'2ald ly received when the same deals wivh mat- ters of general interest, and is ac.omp:t- nied with the author’s name, as @ quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot b= responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem Phe Sunday school teacher had been raading about Canaan, the “‘land flowing with milk and honey.”’ *‘Now."’ she said to -he Class, ‘' 7hat do you think - land flowing with milk and honey would be like?”’ ‘“‘Please, teacher,”’” was the instant reply “sticky!”’ o ' ““What’s all that fuss over in the corn- grl’ ““Mr. Naga is sending a telegram to her husband ”’ “T know, but why a'l the fnss?”’ “‘Qhe’s trying to tell him exactly what she thinks of him in twelve words.” He had not long beer demobilized, so when it was necessary for him t»ring up the Ealing Exchange on the teiepho- ne. he was careful to avoid the possibil- ity of a mistake, and did it in this way. T tfor Enry. \ wot’orses eat, I. whe- re yer goes to, [ wot yer see wiv, N as Jays an egg, and G Whiz.”’ "Te got through at onca. There was a young girl of Madrid Whose oike went astray on a skid: The bystanders heard Just on> little word; I’ts a pity they did, but ihey did. 7 ESL e Husband: ¢ Didn’t [ telagraph you not to bring your mother with you?”’ Wife: ‘‘That’s what she wants to see ya about ”’ : { s Son: ‘'l «ant’t make »ou out, father You tell me to go and find an opening West End New Grocery OFFERS lois of new things here are a few: SHEiL L Fi3H in tin. SPANISH RED PEPPERS in tins. MARZAPAD lURRON, FIGS, Spauish, DATES, DOD CHFERRIES, DOD. _APRICOTS, RAISINS & CUR- RANTS, BISCUITS in large variety all kinds and prices. FRESH CABBAGES. TURNIPS& PO- TATQES B—6- se. respect. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour SALMON Pickled 16¢. ' r. Ib. CODFISH 9e. pr b, “DEL MONTE” JAMS 50—55¢. pr. jar - : while it lasts. . BACON 45 to 60c. pr. lb. SUGAR gran., washed and raw, new prices. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I.U.S. A MONDAY l4ts MARCH 1921 No. 58 CHARISTIANSTED THEATRE t'r-“ i e -.g- \% " g S 1 - J : 1 a7 7 % % "s,| - - 8.0 THIS EVENING @ 8.00. i “THE RED LANE” ‘ ¢ , ‘6 ” | FRANK MAYO | In A 5 ircing Story of th2 Canadian Bn'derlag.i in Whica Ha Tlakes the Part of an | American Customs Officer and saves a P;'etty Girl from a Thieving Gang of Smugglers. 66 ’” | THE RED LANE Is the UTams: 7ked tlichway down which Streanya The Flood of Smuggled Gaods of which at pressn the majority of the cargoes are Whlskey. ~ Hrva vruanvid-uaboit the Amount of Whiskey that nowadays is going al ng The Red Lane from Canada to U. S. A.? [f Not, Then Come Monday iivening And See *‘The Red Lane’’. ADMISSION: Bogarved foa s.. . ...~ e U 0 a0 L RO AL B Gene 8t Entranee. ... . gl e s s B : Children 20 and 10c. -for myself. and when [get into a hole , B - { you carry oo like this!”’ . Malls CIOSQ | s ‘ for United States, Furope, ete, L Ell(s\: !_)()nyg?)tj‘ think you c¢ould ever learn per S. S. “Parima” TO-DAY at Calave. e i ' She: “‘Well, I miight, [ once learned to 4 s'elock p. n. ! like onions after a great effort.”’, ee Fresh Arrival Picked Ox Tongue 4be. vr. 1b Bis-ui's : Marie e Carmeo 4 dla oo Manor . e Jeas Garbanza Ide ' AT i 2 ". ? o Fabio’s Grocery. HE Motcr Sch. Mystery will leave Frederiksted on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock sharp for San Juan. P R., via St., Thomas, admitting passengers for Loth places All passages must be booked not later than 4 o’clock p. tr. the previous day. THOS. RAMSAY, : Agent.