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The Moonriders
:
WITH
“ART ACORD”
AND “MILDREDMOORE’’
Episode
No. 14:
“UNMASKED’’.
Episode
No. 15:
"‘THE HOUR OF TORTURE.”
31ek,
Rosa,
Collins
and Warp2e
are
captured
and
waken to the house
on the
cliff®
obert
and Snyder
cut
the main
teleapbhone
line and
race
to town
to get
money
on
the
eed.
Baldwin arouses
the ranchers
in an atiempt
to intercept
Egbert.
Show concludes
with a 2 Reel
Comedy.
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Moonshines
and
Jailbirds.
Coming.
Coming.
Coming.
RUTH CLIFFORD
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15 Episodes.
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10c.
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Froia the 3MIs::l“a;uary
1922,
THE NATIONAL SURETY GOMPANY
of 115 Broadway, New York,
has
discontinued
doing business
in
the
Virgin Islands.
DAVID O. BORNN,
St.
Thomas.
General Agent.
RECEIVED
BY
f
S. S. MARTIN QUE
AT
Stakemann’s
Store
Goodyear
All Weather
Tires
&
Heavy Tourist Tubes.
SIZE
.
TIRES
TUuBES
30x3
$15.00
$2.50
30x34
SIB.OO
3.00
765x105
$26 00
4.00
Christianstad,
St.
Croix,
V.
1.
Feb.
14th 1922.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
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Latast Raductlon on Ford & Good-
year Produsts.
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Self Starter
Touring with
de-
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mountable
rims
S7OO.
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Without Touring with demount-{
.
able
rims
S6OO.
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One ton Truck with pneumatic
’
or solid
tires
$630.
|
rd Chassis
$465.
Goodyear
Products
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SIZE
TIRE
TUBE
|
30x3
$15.00
$2 50
;
30x3%
17.00
3.00
|
31x4
23.00
3.50
'
Other
sizes
at same
raduced
prices.
For further information apply.
ROBERT
ARMSTRONG.
Ford & Goodyear
Representativ:
Christiansted,
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CARD OF THANKS.
L
M Agusta
Grigg and family
;
extend lheir sincere
thanks and ap-
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Preciation
for
all sympathy
and
|
attention
shown
them
in thewr
sad
{
bereavement.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE
l
WEEK
ENDED FEBRUARY
ii, 1522,
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Mrs. Elisa
Cruse,
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Mr. St@wley Daniel, Market St.,
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B Al'ed Edwards,
¢o.
Mrs. Anesta
%
Williams,
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Mrs.
Ann E. Ford,
:
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Christian Francis,
c.o.
Miss Rosa
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francis,
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Miss Anesta
Galway,
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Miss Maria George,
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Mr.
George
Hendricks,
Strand
St.,
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Mrs. Rebecca
Isaac,
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Miss A. E.
James,
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William James,
11 N Hill St,
Mr. Miller. Hermann,
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Mr.
C.
Petersen,
Carpenter.
original
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address,
La Grange,
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Mrs. Eugenie Plaskett,
§
Mrs.
Rachael
Powlias,
;
Mrs. J.
Prince,
,
'
Mrs. Cathrine
3ergent,
L7 Hill
Street,
’
Mr. Peter
Thomas,
Mrs. Zeproah
Webb.
POST
OFFICE
Christi
nsted
Virgin
'
Islands,
February
13,
1922.
’
|
B.
R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
~ Normal Instructor-Primary Plans
|
ORMAL Instructor-Primary
Plans
is a
|
practical
journal for
Methods,
Plans.
E
Aids
and
Devices
for teachers
of
'
Primary and [ntermediate
Grades and of
|
Rura)
Schools.
Its
contents
are
of
an
3
eminently
practical
character,
adapted
to the daily
needs
of the teacher.
They
l
include methods,
aids
and suggestions
in
|
English,
Literature, Dramatization,
Com-
|
position,
Arithmetic,
Geography,
His-
tory, Segling,
Picture
Study,
Agricul-
ture, Hygiene, Busy Work,
etc.
Illustra-
tions
are a' prominent feature,
including
several
iull page
Drawings
for
Busy
Work,
Construction
work,
Cut-Outs,
La-~guage
Lessons,
also
calendars,
bor-
ders,
D:corations,
Blackboard Drawings,
etc.
The Entertainment
Department
is
particularly
strong,
several
pages
in each
|
issue
being
devoted
to Exercises,
Dia-
?
’
logues,
Pieces
to Speak,
and Music,
in-
|
cluding
full programs
for
special
days.
|
The
Teachers’
Exchange
and
Help-One-
|
Another-Club
Answers
to Queries
and
'
Problems
Solved,
are valuable and
help-
|
ful departments.
The
subseription
price
I
of the Normal
Instructor-Primary
Plans
|
is $2 a year.
’
B
R. LARSEN.
Among the passengers
for St. Thormas
by
the
Tadousac
yesterday
was iMiss
Hannabh
M.
Workman,
Nurse,
U. S.
N.,
who
has
been
attached
to the
Medical
staff of
the Municipal
Hospital
here for
the
past
several
months
during which
time
it may be
said
of her
that
she
evinced
a
proper
spirit
of cooperatior