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ST CROIX TRIBUNE
TwWz=LFTHA YEAR
EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN
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At Vails’ Grocery
For your Gifts
Fancy American Biscuits and Cakes in tins
tiuntley and Palmer Xmas Cakes
Eongiish Fancy Biscuits
Morton’s Puddings and Pickles
Farey Chocolates in Boxes
: Spanish Nougat
Fancy Bonbons Creams and Covered Almonds
Crystalized fruits in fancy boxes
Table Dates, Cluster Raisins and Figs in pkgs
For ynur Table
Horomels’ Cooked Hams
Pork Sausage
Boneless Pigfoot
Danish Ham Sausage, Sausage Meat
Beefst2ak in Gravy
Heinz Fig and Plum Piudding
Sparisk Olives stuffed with Anchovies
Underworld Deviled Ham and Sardines
Danish Pickled Sausage, Hot dogs in Pickle
Famiiv Extra Beef
Plaza Coffee (Puertorican Style)
) Maxweil Hoase Coffee
Fancy American Pickles, (all varieties)
Table Raisins ;
California Dried Figs, English Walnuts ¢
Mixed Nuts * o
Boston Baked Beans. Brown Bread
Confectionaries Os Ali Kinds
Danish Fruit Juices, Fancy stuoffed ana Plain Olives
4 Fruit Jams
French Anchovie in oil, Danish Anchovie and Caiffelbitar
California Ripe lives
‘ Danish Gouda Cheese, Dutech Edam Cheese
Wilshire Hams, best of Sperry and Barnes Certified Wilsons’ Ham
Sweet and Sour Relish Sandwich Spreads
French Capers. Sour Gherkins— Pickled Salmon— Pickled Herrings
HEINZ CREAMED CANNED SOUPS
DEL MONT< C\ANNED FRUITS and Vegetables—All kinds and prices.
Fish -—Roe—Caviar—Anchovy Paste Cranberry Sauce- Apple Sauce
Orange Marmalade, Marshmallows and Marshmallow Creams. .
. %R‘ESH I(‘I;EAIrIERY Béj'['l{‘Eß ;
egetables— Bea2ts—Carrots—Celery, lceberg lettuce-—Cooking Apples——Table Apples
VRt GRAPE>S Sunkist Oranges o
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What You don’t see please Ask for it
A Journal For The Progress Os The Peopre
Let Jusiice BBe Dome Though Th: Heavems Showld Faii
CHRISTIANSIED, 31 #lOlx, ¥. 1, U. S. A
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4h 1931,
Rad: S
adio New
Tokyo, Japan: Eight farmers on the
Jsland of Anegatake in the Kuehinceraou
district. 100 miles south of Kahoshima
were killed when a valcona erupted, Nip
pon Dempo News Agency reported to
day. lwenty persons were injured, the
report said. The island has a population
of 500. 1t is remostely situated and ecom
munication systems are inadequate.
Missoula, Montana: Exposure, hunger
and thirst became new threats today to
hundreds of refugees from floods inWes
tern Mon'ana and Northern Idaho. Re
ports here said that flood supplies and
water reservoirs were dangerously low
in the tewns of Saltese, Montana, Debor
gia, Montana; Wa'lace, ldaho: and Kel
lozg, ldaho. In Wallace more than 1000
men worked frantically to repair flooded
landing fields on Cataldo flats so that
planes mightland there with needed pro
visions. It wasunderstood that in Spok
ane Washingion, Mike Mamer, North
West Airwayvs piiot, awai'ed word that
the field had been repaired sufficiently to
allow him to land. Mamer, acting at ths
request of Narionat Guard officials of
Washingion, had a plane loaded with
biankets, food and medical supplies for
the maroconed ldaho town, all communi
cation lines,except for a short wave wire
less, were said to be down between Wal
lace, Spokane and Missoula.
Elizabeth Town N. Y: Harold Law
less. 24 who allegedly posed as the son
of President Rnosevelr, Frankiin D. Jr.
and issued s2veral wortnless cheeks to
fashionable New York City Hotels was
in County Jail here’tonight pending in
vestigation. Lawless, according to police,
also posed as being Alfred E. Smith Jr.
Charles both Tarkington, connected with
the United States dip!omatic service and
Harvard Fraternity State Police arrested
Lawless today when his automobile was*
invovled in a minor accident. Afrer pre
liminary investigation, police gaid, they
discovered the automobile was allegedly
stolen and that he was the youth being
sought for passing worthless ehecks.
Vatican City: Reference to the Srrife
torn Chuarch in Germany and conditions
in the Rhineland regarded as ‘‘unsatis
tory’’ will probably belalluded to by Pope
Pius tomorrow in his Christrnas speech
before the College of Cardinals officials
said today. ’
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