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Aavertisemeiit.
BII}S are
requested
for
the
following
supplies
which
are
needed
in
the
ad-
ministration
of
the
Christiansted
Muni-
cipal
Hospital,
fcr the
month
of
April
1920.
Delivery
is
to
be
made
by
the
merchant,
ir
case
the
merchant
is
outside
the
limit
of
Christiansted
Municipality.
Bids
should be
addressed
to
the
Inspeetor,
Municipal
Hospital,
Christiansted.
After
March
27th,
no bids
will
be
considered.
All supplies
to
be
of
the best qnality.
Wheat
flour,
50
ibs.;
Corn
Meal,
85
Ibs.:
Rice
100 ibs.; Lard, 35 lbs.;
Croking
butter,
35 Ibs.; Sugar
300 Ibs.; Table but
ter,
50 Ibs.:
Irish pctatoes
300 Ibs.; Meat,
(Beef,
Mutton,
Pork,)
400
Ibs.;
Tea,
3 Ibs.: Qnaker
QOats,
60 lbs.;
Cream
of
Whe=t,
20 Ibs.: Beans
and Peas,
50 Ibs.;
Onions,
20 lbs.;
Kerosene
Qil, 50 galions;
Matches
1 gross.
Christiansted,
St.Croix, V.II.of U.S.A.,
Mareh
20th
1920.
o G DubBUAS
Inspector
Municipal Hospital.
Attention
to
Business-
men Invited Here
A special offer you can’t afford te overiook
SAVE
MONEY
FOR
YOUR
CUSTOMERS.
The Daily Garment
News of New York
is
$3.00
per
year.
It
is
ada.ly
trade
paper,read
by all Dry Goods
men and
Re-
tail Stores
handling
any kind of women’s
garments,
and by all
Garment
Manufac-
turers.
It is
a
publication,
not
quite
a year
old, and
has
never
been
offered
in this territo:y before.
Every
business
man
in
the following
lines should subscribe:-
Buyers in
Dry Goods and
Depariment
Stores:
Mill Men;
Blouses
and
Waists;
Wearing
Ap-
parel;
Shirts;
Clothiers;
Millinery;
Furnishers;
Specialty Shops;
Manu-
facturers:
Infants’
Wear,
Dress-
es,
ete.
The
paper
tells
all
about
the
style
changes,
market
prices,
supply demand,
labor conditions,
fashions,
ete.,
etc.
Subseription
to
the
Daily
Garment
News and
to any
other of the
hundreds
of newspapers
and periodieals
published
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
will
be accepted
by
:
B. R. LARSEN.
The
auction
on
Saturday
was
well
attended by
all
classes
and
what
was.
once
a
, ome of ‘comfort
and happ ness
was
converted
into
a
market
of busi-
ness
competition.
The goods sold fetch-
S ——
se——
ed
excellent
prices,
in
fact,
such
l
high
figur's
in
some
instances
that
?
it may
be
concluded
that
rthe
custom
|
of paying
more for
auction
goods
than
|
they
cost
new in the stores
is
not
going
|
to
be
changed
just_
yet.
It
showed
|
too
that
there
is
either
money
enough
in
ecirculation
or.
that
the
people
do not
realize
the proer
value
of
mo-
ney
when
they
will squander
it
so
recklessly
in
these
hard
times.
Among
the
most
tarcical
bargains
noted
was
2 mirror
about
24X30
which
‘vas bought
for $21.50
plus 16%,
and
a pair cf
ecard
tables
which
fetched
S4B.
It
was
our
opinion
that shopkeeosers
would
do
well
to make
up assortmentsof
goods and hold
auctions
from time
to time: they will
ac-
complish
prompt
sale
of
any
"'traps”
and get 50 to 100% over
aad
above
their
regular value.
Readers
are
reminded
of
tonight’s
|
show
at the
theatre,
the
c:.ntinuation
of
|
the serial and
a laughable
comic forming
|
a very promising
programme.
‘
The
Native
DBrass
Band
rendered
a
|
very
much
appreciated
concert
last
mght
|
OFFICIAL
NEWS.
|
—_—
|
The postmaster
has
received
a
com-
|
munication
from
Mr.
Fred
L.
Button,
t
Attorney
at
Law,
235
Bacon
Building,
|
Oakland,
Cal., asking his heip in finding
|
a correspondent
in
St.
Croix
who
is
'
interested
in the colle=tion of shells,
both
marine and land,
who
would be willing
|
and able to furnish sheils which Mr. But-
SRS
BN
YO
n
P>
P
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Y
N
g
<
CHRISTIANSTED
(THEATRE
830
THIS
EVENING
8.30
Gold Dollars for Dimes I cannot give you but
I can
show you this
ex-
ceptional
programme
for the usual price.
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The Lure of the Circus
Fipisode
7:
THE CHARGE OF
THE ELEPHANT.
.
Fipisode
8:
THE HUMANLADDER.
Can
"‘[Eddie’s quick shooting prevent
an illegal marriage
?
THE CAPTURE
OF
[HE KAISER
“‘THE BEAST OF BERLIN”.
€6
.
'
9
A Kaiser Tkere
Was
2 REELS COMEDY.
The
Kai
the
Beast
of Berlin will shoot the Americar.
soldier
“‘BY
SUNRISE
T«
NI(‘;H'F” h??eiheeso??iir.o
czagz‘ured
By SUNSETmI!:\IIP%‘rJ ISE(J) l\),le(SßT\lY\T(,[’Jl\j)l:f‘;né 1;:2
can catch
up with his luggage,
which
has
been
sent in advance
to
HOLLLAND.
THE KAISER SOAKED IN “TARAND FEATHER.
ADMISSTON:
e
el
A
Generd
Eotranee
...
...
e e
ATVT
TSR
S
et e
A
L
ton is wanting,
and for
which
he
offers
a generous
exchange
frcm his own large
collection of shells
including
many
rare
specimens.
Mr.
Button
is
at
present
particuiarly
interested
i1 the
“Cowries’’
(cypraes;
and
the
so
ca jed
coffee-beuns
(tvivia,
and
wouid like {ine specimens
of
any of these
from
the
West
Indies.
A
circular relating
to
Mr., Button's
collect-
ion of the moilusea
sent
ro
the
postmas-
ter,
may
be
had
by
in:eresied
parties.
The
Post
Office
Dep.irtmen:
advises
that
the provisions
of
paragraph
2 (b,
section
695,
Postal
[a'vs
and
Regula-
tions,
under
whien
“‘glj mail,
whatever
Its class,
adiressed.
to
persons
in
the
United
Siates
service
(civil, military,
or
naval}, serviag
in
the United
States
or
any
of ils Possessicns,
(r
en rouie to
or
fromthe United States
or any of its posses-
Slons,
Wuose change
of addiess
is ecaused
by otilicial orcers,
shall Le
transmitted
as
rapialy
as
possib.e
until it
reaches
the
addressce;
*
*
* andnjaaditional post-
age
shali
be
required
therefor,’’ do
not
apply
to seccnd,
ibhird
and
fourth-class
matter
(parcel
post)
szddressed
to
a
member
of tke faniily
o
a
person
in the
United
States
service,
such
mail
to
be
forwarded
as otherwise providsd by
the
regulatios.
FOR SALE.
:
1
.
At Estate La Reine
Yams,
Tannias
and
BElack
Rock
Potatoesat
5 & 4 cts.
respectively.
:
G. A FLEMING.