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Promenade
Concert
(SOIRLL)
will be held
at
£
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31, Jonn’s School
House
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TUESDAY, July 27th.
DINNER,
DRINKS,
CAKHS
LCHS
CANDY STALL.
The
pc pular
FISH
POND.
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
MUSIC.
ADMISSION:
Adults ..
5
S
20¢
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e
Gates
open
at
2.30 p.
m.
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repeated
on the
following
<-vcnin,ll"
there
will be
a change
of programme.
BY lATEST ARRIVALS,
At Stakemann’s
Store
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famous
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and
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WATCHES,
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ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
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For good appetite and
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good
digestion
use
Dr. Ross’
Life Pills.
ngram
of the
Gala Time
on July 28th
1920
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Tramp around
the Town in ihe afternooi.
.'_'ln
the afternoon
the
Band
will
tramp
around
the
town
as
an
announcement
of
the
(Gala
time
in the evening).
2.
Tramp
around the Town in the evening.
‘
(Again
in the
evening
the
Band
will
tramp
sthe
entire
town,
leaving
the
Baud
house
at
8 o'clock sharp),
3.
Gala time on the Ovai.
(The,tramp
will proceed
and end
its
way
on the Ova'
where
1 Gaia
time
will awalt
its followers).
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4.
Coliection at Entrance.
( {ne Band
ils begging
tie yenerous
opnes
to contribute
and
sitver
coln
in
a
cotiection
hox which will respectiully
awail
them
at the
entrance).
5.
The Secretary
of the Band willmake
a shori address.
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6.
Gala Time in full Swing.
(After
the address
of the Secretary
the
Gala
time begins
in full,
and
to make
this
Pime
real Gala
we have arranged
to
have
on sale
various
articles
such
as
CA KES,
CREAM.
BEER,
SOFT
DRINKS,
CIGARS and
CIGARETTES.,
and
to be
sold
at
.
the lowest
price possible).
7.
General
Addresses.
;
(At
this juncture
the following members
of the
Band
-ylh
say
a few
words
1
con-
neetion
with their experiences
as regards
Music on_tge
Whole
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Mr. Rrnest
E. Williams,
Leader
Subjeet:
T'he
Band,
its
membership;
'
:
then
and
now
'
:
‘“ Bugene
Montefiore, Sub-Le-der.
i}l Kxperience
s
«
Abram
Corneili
s, st
Cornetist.
"'
How
I went
at it.
““
Charles
Mason
2nd
His Experie
ces.
‘*
Herman
H. Sarauw,
Licentiate
of
Music.
Supject:
Unity of Purpose
“* Reginald
Simmonds.
Subject:
His
views of th2 Band,
The
Secretary
will preside.
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These
members
are putting
their energy
to make
thair coavirsation
agreeable,
so
i
at this
moment
every
one
18 asked
to give their best
attention.
8.
General
Collection at Close.
5
At the
close of the
Gala Time and just while the
Band
is playing
a few Lively airs
i
a
collection
will
be
taken
up and
anything Trom
ONE
CENT
will be gladly
ac-
;
cepted.
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9.
Ciosing Address.
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(At the close
of the Jolification
a few words
of thanks
will be
given by the
Secre
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tary, after which
the Nationai Anthem
will be played
and
then
a
tram
homeward.
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Qubmitted
to and approved
by the
Officers
of the Century
Brass
Band
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Friends
of the Band.
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As will be
seen
the Band
has devoted all its
time
1n preparing
a
program,
in
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order
to cover our Last indebtedness
to the Bank.
If thi- Scheme
wcrks favorably
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and
the amount
is covered
we pledge
to you
our ever
willingness
to serve
you,®and
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if in this attempt
we failxthen we take
the liberty to say
with regret
that the fault
l
is yours,
therefore
you
have
on many
occasions
proven
your willingness
to help
us,
we humbly solicit your kind consideration
of this drive, and while leaving
the
des-
i
tiny in your hands
_
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.
Again
we
are
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AT
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THE OFFICERS
OF
THE BAND.
|ee
Aie
Dr. J. R. Maykew
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‘!:__,vee:aht
Snaocrialict
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J
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wrw\v.ulavw
.
is
at Christiansted
for a
short
stay
and
will
make
appointments
with b's
clients
from
Monday
26th July.