.
OFFERS
.
BEST
MESS BEEF
pickied
Zocts.
LARD compd.
:
28¢.
5
Ib. Tins -$1.50.
PICNIC HAMS 35¢.,
BACON
45¢.,
CHEESE Amr. Brich, Swliss ctc.
36,—-45,—54 and
64e.
per lb.
SUPREME
HAMS 58c.,
:
BONELESS
CODFISH,
CO¥ FEE
30—60 c. per lb
,
TEA }5 -1:25.,
3
9
AllFresh Goods.
And the
usual staple
articles
re-
duced
where
possible.
Received
a fresh supply
5
08
,
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
& BON-
BONS
in boxes,
cakes & loose weight.
SUGAR SLMONDS, CHCCOLATE PEP-
PERMINTS
ete.
Assortment
of Biscuits
[.unch,
Marie, Fig Ncwton
ete.
CITRON,
CURRANTS,
RAISINS,
Sweet & Bitter Almonds,
:
CALIFORNIAN FRUITS
Apricots,
Pears,
Peaches
Strawberries,
Che
ries,
Pine Apple ete.
LOBSTER,
SHRIMPS,
TUNA FISH
SARDINES
Caimpbel’s Soups,
Tomatoes.
Wax
DBeans,
Corned
Beef,
Smoked
Beef,
otc.
Woodbury’s Soap
Cin-U-Form
Lozenges
CAMEL CIGARETTES,
PTO.
RICO
CIGARS,
ate.
Jean
Peiersen,
Frederiksied.
Ele.tric
Light
- Bulbs
220 Volts 55 & 65c.
FOR SALE AT
:
%
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Stakemann’s
Store.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
23--10--20.
89
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Notice To Road Holders
HE general annual
repairs of the Pub-
lic
Roads
in St.
Croix, with Bridges.
Barge
‘Walls, Culverts,
Hand Rails,
Water courses,
etc.
ete.,
shall
commence
(according
to Par.
13 of
the Road Ordin-
ance
of 9th June
1884) in
the month
of
October
and
be completed
for the general
Inspection
in
January
month.
Special
attention
mast
he
given
ip
re-
pairing to use good materials
and
to keep
the
roadway
uniform and
even,
with
a
good
crown
so
as
to
shoot off the
water
quickly,
and the
tirenches
must b:
dug
out
well, with suffizient
width znd depth
to
take
away
quickly
the
water
from
heavy
rains
and
same
time
not
be
dan-
gerous
to publie traffic.
The
cocoanut,
and
other
trees,
along
the
roadsides must
be kept
trimmed
so
as
not
to
be
an
- inconvenience
so
the
Automobiles
and
Vehicles
using
the
roads.
All ruts
and holes
must
be
kept
filled and
in order.
The reallotment
will not
be earried
out
until
ali the
contemplated
changes
and
improvements
are
completed,
including
Southside
Ne» Road
and
Centreline.
For the Road¢
Commission.
F. LUNNEY,
Chairman.
St.
Croix. Oet.
21,
1920:
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7.
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7,
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.
=
Optical Servi
YOUR_
prescription
filled,
and
special
%lround
lenses
promptly
duplicated
through
the mails.
(‘ongult our refractionist,
moder-
ate charge for consultation:
;
~
F. M. CORNEIRO,
St.-Thomas,
11" 8
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5
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Advertisement.
-
%
&
A
LIMITED quantity
of (' HAR-
£2
COAL can
be supplied
from
the “*Club Yard” on
the wharf
be-
tween
Zand
4
P.
M. durin%
this
week.
Secure
your'
bags
before
the rain season
sets
in
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