ST LRI AYV
IS
JOHN ALEXANDER,
:
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’
,
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33-35 King’s Street,
WHAT WEALTH OF GRAT'ITUDE SHALL CHRISTMAS BRING
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POR IOUT
.
Some one wrote, long ago:
‘' 'Tis sweet
to be remembered’’
and it seems
as
though Christmas
was created
to foster
‘‘sweet remembranccs’”
—to
keep
us from frgetting friends that
we may
not
see
often,
:
:
and
to enable
us to show
vur affection
for those
near by, with whom daily association
makes
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our whole life’s happiness.
Thoughtfulness
and Yuletide liberality make
a happy Christmas
and true
and
last-
ing friendships.
:
What shall
we do to help you?
Can
we offer vou the following Christmas
Gift suz-
gestions
which
ean
be
had-at
our store.
Beautiful Victrolas from $25.
to $75.00
Six Victor Records for $4.00-10""
size.
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A nice Bnx of Chocolates
from 60 cents
to $1 70.
A pair of Silk Garters for 60 cents.
'
.
A Gift Box of Handkerchiefs,
nicely embroidered.
A Gentleman’s shaving
set.
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v
A Ladies Manicuring and Toilet Set.
A box of Holly Ribbons.
:
A Nice Box of Perfumes
or Talcum
Powder,
A bottle of French
Lotion for $4.00.
o
An artistic
Glass
Bottom Waiter.
‘
Or an
Alum. Pereolator.
A genuine
Men’s Calf Leather
Purse
,
Or
a Black Fibre
Trunk.
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WE
HAVE LOTS OF OTHER
THINGS
TOO
NUMEROUS TO
MENTION.
WE
HAVE’A HAT TO SUIT EVERY LADYAND CHILD IN THIS COMMUNITY.
Which of the abnve Useful Articles
is too fine for your Mother?
Whose
Wife better
deserves
one of the
Most Beautiful Presen‘s
in our store?
The Best
we have
is none
too Good for Mothér.,
Have you
a dawghter
that
you are proud
of? and that you want
to have
'
feel Proud
of you,
then
choose
her Christmas Gift from:—
CORNER
OF MARKET& KIN® STRE'E:TS.
THE
Cantata
“‘THE STORY OF
THE
STAR’’ will be rendered
at Friedens-
feld (Midland)
Church
by the Choir
and
Sunday
School
on DECEMBER
24tH
at
er.
M.
;
ALL ARE CORDIALLYINVITED.
Silver Collection at the Door.
P. BARTELS.
M_—_——“-
LQC_AL.
The show at St. ’Mary;s Hal! last night
was
afine
one,
was
well
attended
and
much enjcyed
by Ehe audiernce.
' Attention
is
invited
to an
ad. of
the
firm of
John
Alexander
which
we
are
running
in
this
issue.
Everything
for
the Christmas
season
from an automobile
to a safety pip is guaranteed
to be there to
please
the tastes
of all, read
the ad. and
suit_yourself.
OFFCIAL NOTES.
His
Excelleney
the Governor
received
the
following important
cable
from
the
President of tlie Munson Steamship
Line,
New York, this morning:
“krom: Frank
Munson,
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“To.
: His Exeellency Captain Hough
Governor
Virgin Islands
St.
Thomos
V.
1.
‘lt is my
pleasure
to report
that
be-
“‘ginning with the American Legion
Jan-
“uary
fourth
our
Kxpress
Passenger
‘‘Ships will call regularly at St.
Tt omas
“‘everyother week
1 believe this
means
" much for the futur= of the Islands and
“all its citizens. N:w York.”
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The
followingreply
was
immediately
despatched
by radio:
®
Advertisement.
IDS
are
requested
for
the
following
B
articles
which
are needed
in
the
ad-
ministration
of
the
Christiansted
Municipa!
Hospital,
Insane
Asylum
at
Richmond
and
the
Leper
Asylum
dur-
ing
the
months
January,
February
and
March
1923.
_
Christiansted
Muniecipal Hospital:
Bread, about
1500 lbs.
per month.
:
Meat,
(Veal,
Beef,
Mutton
&
tork)
about 650 Ibs. per month
Insane
Asylum at Richmond:
Bread,
aoout
1450 lbs.
per nonth.
Meat, (Veal & Beef) about 400 lbs.
per
month
Leper Asylum:
Bread,
about
1800 Ibs.
per nonth.
Meat
(Veal & Beef)
about
650 lbs.
per
month.
Bids shou!d
be addressed
to
Chief Mu
nicipal Physician,
St.
Creix,
V.l, and
to
hand
not
later
than December
24th
1922.
:
All
supplies
to
be
best
guality,
and
satisfactory
to Hospital Officials.
>
HoMoSTPENHOUSE,
Chief Municipal
Physician,
St. Croiz.
“‘For Honorable Frank
Munson,§
“‘Presiden® Munson Steamship
Line
**New York.
*‘Many thanks for yeur eable
message
“‘and the splendid
news contained
there-
“in.
St.
Thomas
will
welcome
your
“*ships, appreciates
your
efforts and will
“‘.ndeavour to facilitate promapt despatch
“at
all
times.
HENRY
H.
HOUGH
““Governor of the
Virgin Islands.”’
It willbe recalled
that the
Honorable
Frank Munson
passed
through
St.
Thom-
as
some
time
ago
on the
big
passenger
steamship
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‘‘Pan America’’,
and
SL
Thomas
will
have
much
cause
to
be
grateful
to this gentleman
whose
person-
al
interest
in the welfare
cf the
islands
and
their people is
displayed in the
last
sence of his cable.
" The calling of these
vessels
at this port
will undoubtedly
bring
increased
busi-
ness,
and the progressive
merchants
of
St.
Thomas
will most
ccrtainly
take ad-
vantage
of the
business
opportunities
thus afforded.
'
i
s
N
-We
are
glad to
welcome
back
Dr.
Christensen,
Consul Cyril E. Daniel
and
family, Consul
and
Mrs.
van
Epps,
Mr.
and Isidro Lugo and
our old
friend
Mr.
Henry
Hasseil.
All
these
folk except
the last
named
gentleman
returned
from
hus
n:ss ard plcaure
trips and
we
hore
th ¥t they have benefitted
in
both
ways.
Mr.
Henry
Hassell
who
resided
in St.
Kitts with his
daughter.
just
could
not