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At Unpre_.edented
Prices.
THE TIRE THAT IS SOLD ON MERIT.
Their quality
and fine
performance
proved
to thousands
of car
owners
the folly of
buying unknowan
tires and
tubes
at lower prices
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can
get
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ROBT.
ARMSTRONG,
Christiansted
ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC.
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Frederiksted.
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LOCAL.
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It
is regretted
to chronicie
the
death
of MrRS.
HAROLD W. THOMAS, which
oc-
curtred
late yesterday
at her
residence
in
this town, after but a short
illness.
This
paper
extends
sympathy
to
the bereaved
husband.
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RSRR TR
The concert
by the Native
Brass
Band
postponed
last evening
on account
of the
|
rain
will be
rendered
Wednesday
even-
j
ing, weather
permitting.
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Up
to the
present
the
movements
of
the ‘‘Mystery’’ are
envgiled
in mystery.
The
postmaster
is wi?mut
information
as regards
the
incoming mail, but we are
|
advised
that
the mails
for New York will
’
be
forwarded
by
the
"‘Fort St.
George”
|
which arrived at Frederiksted
this
morn-
ing.
It is also requested
mentioned
that
the mail for St.
Thomas,
Porto Rico
and
.
the
Ztates
will he
cios=d
and
dispatched
by
the
Creole
this #fte
noon
as
usual.
,
s
Reade
s,
and
patrons
of
tha
theatre
.
wili
remember
that
tonight’s
show
is
|
Ithe
last
of
the
serial
shich
has
been
|
such
a
source
of
interest
for
the past
|
weeks:
also
that
the
new
fllma
' The
|
Moonriders’’ bezins
tonight.
|
Owing to the
inclemency
of the
weath-
,
et
there
was
no concert
by
the
band
last
|
night.
[t
rained
tevery
now
and
then
'
during the
day,
and
in
the
evening
the
|
streets
were
unsuitable
for unnecessarv
|
walking.
'
A football
mateh
was played
on Parade
1
Ground
yesterday
afternoon
between
the
|
Stars
and
the Unity
clubs
the
iatter
be-
|
ing defeated
by
two
goals
to
none.
An-
|
other
mateh
arranged
between
the
Mer-
|
ry
Juvenile
and
Excelsior
clubs
to
be
|
played
on
Holger
Danske
ground
was
postponed
on
account
of
weather,
and
for other
reasons.
’
UNITED STATES
POST
OFFICE.
|
Christiz nsted,
st.
Croix, V. L
i
To the Editor of ‘'St. Croix Avis.”’
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My Dear
Mr. Editor:-
|
It
is
the
wish
of
the
Postmaster
‘
Genersi
that the machinery
of the Post-
'
al
Sarvice
be
placed
at
the
disposa!
of
.
thore searching
for
loved
ones
who have
|
dropped
from
sight.
Every
year
thou-
sards
of people
in the United
Sta‘es
are
reported
missing;
children,
young
men,
young
women,
husbands,
and
wives,
some
never
to be heard of agzain by their
distressed
families
and
friends
The
!
Post
Office Department
with its
organ-
.
ized facilities reaching
into every
corner
|
of the
land
may
be of
practical
service
to
the distressed.
Therefore,
they
are
willinglyoffered for this purpose.
There
is
no intention
of interference
with
pri-
vate affairs
or to act
as
a collection
agen-
cy.
Postmasters
will scrutinize
and inves-
tigate
carefully
each
case
reported
to
them,
and
when
convinced
of its
genu-
l
inene
8 will make such
inquiries of other
postmasters
as
the
circumstances
may
warrant,
and advise
the interested
rela
tive or friend.
I would appreciate
it if you will
give
|
publicity to the foregoing
to the end
that
’
interested
parties
in this community
may
.
take
advantage
of the privilege offered.
|
Sincefely Yours,
f
B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.
|
TELEGR&MS.
1
ST. CROIX STATION.
SPECIAL.
.
Rome,
Jan.
18th——Reports
from
the
bedside of the Pope,
who is suffering from
an attack
of grippe,
stated
this
morning
there
was
no
change
in
his
condition
since
yesterday.
The
Pontiff had quite