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THE
Food Commission
of St
Croix
has
fixed the follow¥ing maximum
prices
which
are to prevail until further notice.
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PRICES
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All weights and
measures
are
AMEZRICAN STANDARD, .
Fractional
parts of a pound
to be so'd
in direct proportion
to the pound
rate.
Christiansted
St.
Croix, the
24’ March
1920.
.
Signed
D. 7. CANEGATA,
Chairman,
_
A',"'I‘ENJION/OF IMPORTERS
is
call-
'
ed
to Clause
No.
23 of Quebec
S.
S.
-
Co’s bill-of-lading,
which reads:-
“*Allclaims
for
loss
or damage
of
«r
to
“‘packages
must be made
by the
:on-
'signee
or
owner
at place
of
desiina-
“‘tion and
claims
presented
in writing
oofwithin one
month
from
the
dat:
of
““gearnval
of the
goods
at
destinaiion.
+‘AI claims
not
so
made
are
t.
be
"~
*‘deemed
waived
anc
the
earrier
<hall
“‘be discharged
therafrom.”’
-
ROBERT L. MERWIN & CO.,
Agents
Quebec
S.
S. Co.
Mrederiksted.
o
7~
.
OPTICAL AID.
Y()UR prescription
filled same
day
as
recelved,
repairs
dispateied
by retrn of mails.
F. M. CORNEIRO,
St,
Thomas.
1.8 V. L
Publicat:
FROM THE POLICE.
ATTENTION
is hereby
drawn
to
Sec-
' tion 45,
of the Police
Regulation
for
St. Croix, by which:—
The
owner
of
a
house
is responsible
for
the affixing of the
street
number
of
|
the
said
house
in
a
conspicuous.
place
|
thereon,
facing rhe Public Street
or place.
|
JOHN L. CURRY.
Acting Director of Police.
Christiansted
Police
Office,
26
Maich
|
1920.
FOR SALE.
At Estate
La Reine
|
Yams,
Tannias
and
Black
Rock
|
Potatoe=
at 5& 4 cts.
respectively.
|
;
G. A FLEMING.
:
;
?
Call at Creque’s
Store!
And be
Supplied
with the_freshest
Stock of
Meal,
Flour, Rice,
Hake Fish,
Herrings,
Onions,
Alewives, Sugar.
Scda
Crackers,
Split
Peas,
Red Beans,
Black ¥ye Peas,
Salmon,
Sarcines,
Beef
Trimmings,
Runkel’s
Cocoa,
Blk.
Tea, Coffee,
Quak-
er
Qats,
Sago,
Table
Butter,
Cooking
Butter,
Lard,
American
Uheese,
Octagun
Soap,
Blue
Mottied So:= Clothes
Pins.
Starch
et
GRADED PANAMA H2® with
Sweat-
bands
and linings, Gents
White
Suits,
Shirts,
Neckties,
Collars,
Boots and
Shoes,
Hoseries,
Belts,
Hair Brushes,
Toothpaste,
Toilet
Soaps.,
Facepowder
Perfume,
Assorted
Finger Rings,
Lavalier Chains,
U. S. Watches.
Alarm Clocks,
Pocket
Knives,
Tea Sets,
Dinrer
Wares,
Enamel
Wares,
Bakers
Bread Tins, Pie Plates,
JELLY GLASSES,
WATER PITCHERS,
STRAINERS,
FRY PANS,
SIFTERS
ETC.
Politeness
extended
to all
Cus-
tomers.
Call at Creque’s,
Christiansted,
St. Croix.
Attention
to
Business-
-1,:
@
men nvited Here
A special
offer you can’t afford to over.ook
SAVE
MONEY
FOR
YOUR
CUSTOMEES.
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adalv
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hy all Dry Gonds
men and
Re-
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handling any.kind of women’s
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and by all
Garment
Manufac-
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It
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publication,
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quite
a year
old, and
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subseribe:-
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e
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