LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK
ENDING NOV. 29.
1919.
Mr.
Charles
Adams,
Mrs.
Anciller Adams,
Mi<s Alice Andrew,
Mr.
Andrew,
Mr
Peter
Pastian,
Orange
Grove,
Williani
Henry
BEenjamin,
Orange
Grove,
Mr.
Jjames
Benjamin,
Mrs. Kl zabeth
Benjamin,
Mrs. Rebecea
Benjamin,
Mr. Arthur
S.
Browi,
Miss Klizabeth
Brue~
Market Street.
Miss Elizabeth
Carty,
Mr. A. Christiansen,
Miss Cecila Clara,
Miss Mary Dayton.
Mr. Christophetr
Duran,
Western
Su-
bur® No.
1,
Miss Lilyan Edwards,
Water
Gut.
Mr.
\ndreas
England,
Mr. Ernest Fabio,
Mrs.
Florence
Ford,
Mr.
Wilford
Francis.
Contentmrent
Mr. Aron Francis,
Road,
Mr. Fred Francis,
Miss Theresa
Francis,
Mrs. Charlotie
Frederiks,
Sir Dn. Eduardo Guatojo,
Mrs.
Geraldine
Hanley,
Miss
Roselphine
Jacobs,
Gallows
Bay,
Mrs.
Mathilda Jacobs,
Mr. James
Jacobs,
Hill St.
No. 40,
Mr. Hewbert
Jacobs,
Mr. Jeremiah
James,
Mr. Eugene
Jensen.
Miss Malvina Jepersen,
Mr. Henry Joseph,
Charles Lenard,
Miss Agautar
Lewis,
Mr. Charles Leonard,
Queen
St.,
Mrs. Ella Lybert, Orange
Grove,
Mr. Kenneth
Mapp,
;
Mr. Wally Maten,
Mr. Charly
Michal,
Mrs. Rosa Miller, Farm
Hill,
The American
Micsionary,
'
Miss Anna Moltersen,
Frk. A. E.
Moorehead,
Mr. Charles Nichols,
Alban Pentheny,
Queen
Cross
St.,
Frederick
Petersen,
Mr. Theophilus Petersen,
James
Petersen,
Mr. Daniel Petersen,
Orange
Grove,
Miss Elvena Perira, King St.
Miss R. Ray,
Mrs. John Schuster,
Alphous Simmonds,
Queen
St.
4,
Mrs. Judith Solomon, King Street,
Mrs.
Louisa Sobutty,
Ne.
53 East
St.
Mrs. Dagmar Smith, Gallow’s EBay,
Mr. H.
W. Thomas,
(2)
Mrs. Ugenie Thomas,
Charlie Thompson,
Mrs. Joseph
Warner,
‘
Miss Clementina
Williams.
United
Staies
Post
Office,
St.
Croix,
V. I. December
1,
1919.
:
B. R. LARSEN.
Postmaster.
West End New Grocery
offers
recent
Arrivals
FRESH
Codfish,
Cream
of
Wkheat
and
Rolled
Oats
Amr.
Gran.
Sugar,
Stuffed
Olives,
Queen
Olives,
DILL PICKLES
GO.:DEN
GATE
FRUIT SYRUPS
STRAWBERRY
& RASPBERRY,
Snuffles Logan
Berry Juice,
Fravrkfurter
Sausages,
VIFENITA
STYLES
SUPREME
HAM, PICNIC HAM,
Supreme
Bacon,
Salad Dressing,
Tobasco
Sauce,
LOGAN BERRY
JUICE,
Al-
monds,
Bitter
& Sweets,
CITRON.
CLLERY.
BALT,
COX GELATINE,
-
Royal
Baking
Powder,
12
oz.
tins
Potutoes,
Onions, Rice,
broken & whole.
And
the
usual
Stapic
article
.
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Pubiication.
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Food Commission
of St
Croix
has
fixed the follo ving maximum
prices
which
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are to prevail until turther
notice.
:
WHOLESALE PRICES:
SAME AS HERETOFORE
PUBT.ISHED.
:
RETAIL
PRICES:
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:
Three
Ic. loaves
of bread
must
weigh
4 pound.
;
Milk as
hevetofore
published.
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Live Cattle
as heretofore published.
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Live hogs
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Dive sheep
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Beef,
veal, pork,
and mutton
as heretofore published.
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B 0 e
BadaL
;
Sweet potatoes--Hucksters
price
..... .....................04e.
per
pound.
!
Kerosene
and chareoal
as heretofore
published.
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All weights and
measures
are
AM.ZRICAN STANDARD.
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Fraciional,parts
of a peund
are
to be
so'd in direct proportion
te the pound rate.
é
Frederiksted
and Christiansted
St.
Croix, Nove.nber
24th.
1919.
!
D. NOLL,
;
Chairman,
NOTICE
a
€
THE
Bridge
at
Mt.
Pleasant
Colquehoun,
Northside
Road,
King’s Quarter
will be
closed
Yor
traffic
until further
on
account
of
repairs.
F. LUNNEY,
Chairman
Road Commissisn.
3
s
;
Cheap
For Cagh,
ONE Young and Co.
Make Phonograph
with Silent
Motor and Muffler attach-
ed,
can play any
record,
including Pathe
Edison
by adjusting
reproducer.
For
further information apply
at
this
Office.
.1l €i
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