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dx el the follo ¥ing maximum
prices
which
are
to prevail until furtuer
notice..
WHOLESALE
PRICES:
5
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PUBV.ISHED.
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of bread
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veigh
4 pound.
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Sweet potatoes--Hucksters
price ... .. |.o ..cv
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per
pound.
Kerosene
and chare»al
as
heratofore
published.
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All weights and
measures
are
AM CRICAN STANDARD.
Fractional
parts of a pound
are
to
be
so'd
in direct proportion to the pound
rate.
Christiansted
St. Croix, the 5’ February
1920.
:
D. C. CANEGATA,
Chairman,
@
®
Publication.
THE
list of those
qualified
to
vote
for
members
of the
Colonial Council will
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
objectio-
to
make
against
the said list is hereby,
in
accord-
ance
with the Colonial Law’s
section
25,
requested
to
state
such
objection
in
writing to the Chairman
of
the
Ele~tive
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-
tricts, February
10th 1920.
JOHN L. CURRY. .
®
@
Publ:cation.
HE list of those
qualified
to
vote
for
T members
of the Colonial Council
will
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.
Who-
ever
has
any objection
to
make
against
the <aid list is hereby,
in accordance
with
-
the Colonial Law’s section
25,
requested
to state
such
objection in writing
to
the
“hairman
of the Elective Board
with the
reasons
on which
such
objection
or
ob-
jections are based,
within
3
days
after
the last
mentioned
date.
The
Elective
Board
for Frederiksted
Town and Frederiksted
Country Distriet,
February
10th
1920.
JOHN
L.. CURRY.
|
NOTICE.
| I’l‘
is
hereby
made
known
that
1
owing
to
no
business
before the
|
Council the ordinary meeting
which
was
fixed for
Monday,
February
'
16,
has
been
postponed
to
MON.
|
DAY, MARCH 1, 1920, at
1 o’clock
|
p. m.
t
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
?
Chairman.
|
Colonial Council Office,
St.
Croix, Feb-
|
ruary
10, 1920.
E
4
y
Frederiksted
Apothecary’s
Hall
OFFERS
a few household articles
by
fresh
arrival.
.
FINE QUALITY MACARONI
small packs.
4
RAISINS
& CURRANTS,
SWEET & BITTER ALMONDS
ICE CREAM-WAFERS,
JELLY-POWDER,
DRIED APPLES by the pound.
|
RICE
FLOUR,
!
POTATO FLOUR.
Jean
Petersen,
Fredeiksted.
Notice To All Importers.
THE
following advice has
been
receiv-
‘
ed from the Raporel Line, New York:
|
“‘As all
bills,
claims
and
accounts
'
against
all steamers
sailing
from
New
|
York previously
to January Ist,
1920,
are
for
account
of Raporel
S.S.
Line,
Ed.
M. Raphel
& Co.,
Inc.,
Agents,
it is
necessary
that same
be sent
forward for
|
settlement
as promptly as possible.
You
|
will please
advise
all consignees
that
claims
not presented
to you within
(30)
l
thirty
davs
after receipt
of
this
letter
|
will be void.”
.
i
ROB’'T.
L. MERWIN & CO.,
|
Agents Rcaporel Line
|
r'rederiksted.
- NOTICE
|
|
! THE
Northside road at
Colquhoun
,’
Mt. Pleasant
Bridge in inng’s
| guarter
is now open for Public Iraf-
t
C.
|
For the Road Commission
L
:
;
ELUNNEY.
.
St. Croix, 2sth
Jan.-1920.