®
o
Puklication.
l]‘
is
herebvy
brought
to
public
& jotice that the Government
has,
this date,
authorized
the
Reverend
GEORCE
[ )
SUHNEIDER,
L,
53, R,
to
perform
civil-religious
functions
in
the
Municipality
of
~amt
Croix.
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the United
States,
St.
Thomus,
2 June,
1924,
WM. S. ZANE,
(Gzovernment
Secretary.
a
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Publication.
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PVRSUANT
to
Paragraph
2
of
the
|
Charter
of
Foundation
of
Merchant
|
WILHELM SMIDT S Legacy
for
as-
|
gisting
poor
persons
in
St Croix,
it
is
|
hereby brought
to public
notice
that
the
|
sum of Francs
6563.67¢,
representing
in-
|
terest
acerued
on the
invested
capital
of
|
the above
named
levacy.
will be
on
hani
|
for distributinn
on
1 July 1921,
‘
Applications
for
participation
in
this
disgribution, duly cer ified, should
be
for-
wai'ded
to the
undersigned
on
or before
the 21st day of June
1921
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
tisnsted,
St.
Croix, V.l,
2 June
1924.
R. E. BARRETT,
|
Despatching
Secretary.
|
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"
Publication.
UURSUUANT
to
Paragraph
3
of
the
P
Charter
of
Foundation
of
Upper
Chamberizin
VALDEMAR TULLY
VON
OXHOUM and
Wife's
Legaey
for
assisting
needy
persopns,
it
is
hereby
brought
to public
notice
that the sum of
Franes
1,501.05,
representing
interest
acerued
on
the
invested
capital
of the
above
named
legaey,
will be
on hand
f{or
distribution
on
1 July 1924.
Applications
containing
the
reguisite
information,
and
duly
certified,
should
be forwarded
to
the
undersigned
on or
bLefore the 20th day of June,
1924.
Despatehing
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
tiansted,
St.
Crotx,
V. L., 2 June,
1924
R.
E. BARREIT,
Despatching
Seeretary.
Quebec Steamship
Co.
1
THE S. S. “PARIMA”
is expected
toleave
New
York
on
6th
inst..
and
is due
at
Frederiksted
on
or
about
13h
inst. proceeding
to Windward
Islands,
accept
freight and
passengers.
RCBT, L. MERWIN & CO.
INc.
Agonis,
8T RO3
A
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1B
Open All The Year Round.
SUMMER
RATES.
WE beg
to announce
to our Friends
and Customers
that
from
May 15th to November
15th
our rates
will be
as follows:
EAST
ROOMS.
Double
with baths,
$35.00
per
week
each
{or two persons.
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s
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LY
“s
.
.
With reoning
water $21.00
**
*
ROOMS,
facing NORTH EAST,
without running
water
$17.50
per
week.
Beautiful SHHIOWER BATHS
on each
floor FREFE.
THE
WEST
WING
IS
CLOSED.
The above
rates
include
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BREAKFAST
AT
8 O’'CLOCK,
LUNCHEON
AT
1 AND DINNER AT 7 O’CLOCK.
T. 5. STOKES, Manager.
Barbados.
B. W.
1., sth
May 1924.
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health
is the greatest blessing
B % B
and satisfaction
to be gotten out of life.
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keep
well
is equally
essential
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all
our
years
and
at
every
b
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¢
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stage
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concentrated
focd
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health,
not only in childhood
and
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old age, but all through life.
Py
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Big Meetings
In The Lutheran
Church
Morning
and
Evening,
beginning
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 8
ALL ARE INVITED.
Your Prayers
and
co-operation
needed.
Good Musie,
Fine Singing Cospel
Preaching.
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Notice.
HE
Auction
of Mr. R.
E.
HIGGINS’
Tstuck-in-trade
will
be
continued
on
SATURDAY, THE 7iu INSTI., AT
2°
O’CLOCK P
M..
when,
among
other
things,
will be 'offered
for
sale Kegs
of
Wire nails,
Mzt tacks,
Hogzs,
very
large
P.
Hioges from 6’ up,
Thumb
hinges
14
inches
up, Plow
socks,
Moulding plows,
Sewing
machines,
Charcoal
Irons,
Gal.
vanize
spouting,
Chieken
wire,
Galva-
nize sutters.