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DECEMBER
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Bazaar’
Bazaar. Bazaar!
bazaar!
TO BE HELD IN
St.
Paul's
School
Room,
Frederiksted
TO-DAY
A beautiful and large
assortment
of
Nice Fancy Work (hand made).
CAKES,
ICE CREAM,
.TEA, COFFEE,
‘
CAKES,
SANDWICHES,
.
CANDY and
NOTIONS
:
on
Sale.
DOORS OPEN AT 2 P. M.
Prices
of Admission
10 cis.
Be
sure
and
com=2,
you
are
certain
of
finding
some
useful
Christmas
piesent
to give a Friend.
Clyde Steamship. Co.
“FOREIGN SERVICE”’
S g ot
(Steamers
operated
by
the Clyde Steam-
ship
Co.,
Foreign
Service,
for
account
U. S. Shipping Board.
- THES.
S.
“BRIDGETOWN”’
sailed from New York on Saturday
evzn-
ing and is due here
on or about
the
16th
inst.
'
ROB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc.,
Ag?')vbo'.
No.
287.
8.15.
THIS
EVENING
8.15.
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13,
.
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Frank
Mayo’”
and
“May Collins
:
‘ IN
“THE SHARK MASTER”
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Y
UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
Arthur
Dean,
a
young
San
Francisco
shipping
man,
is shipwreeked
on
Amanu,
a
South
Sea
Island,
where
his life
is saved
from
the
natives
by the
Flame
Flower,
the
white
queen
cos the islanders.
:
The
Fiame
Fiower
fails
desperately
in love
with Dean
and
he finally
takes
the
Flame
Flower
as
his
mate.
"‘The other
Woman’’ from back
heme
searches
the Polyne-
sian
islands
for
Dean
ard finaily tinds him,
but Dean
finally decides
to remain
with
the
Flame
Fiower
gnd their infant
on
the
island
in
their isolated existence
and
Robinson
Crusoe
like dwelling.
‘
‘
Show eoncludes
with a One Reel
Comedy
:
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“A MODEL MADE”
ADMISSION
Ponervig
SIS
ISEOUCed
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0.
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BEARRIICE.
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Children
15¢.
and
10c.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
6 O’CLOCK.
MATENNE
..o
BATINE
NEXT WEEK
NO SHOW.
Beginning Tuesday
December
26th
(2nd Christmas
Day).
s
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“The
Adventures
of Tarzan”
Elmo Lincoln
in
“The
Adventures
of
Tarzan
:
THE CONCLUDING CHAPTERS OF THE RETURN OF TARZAN.
for the
4th
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the Colonial
Council
for St.
Croix,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18,
1922,
at ONE O’CLOCK
P.
M.
1.
Colonial Council Bill No. 21.
Continuation
of 2ud
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
21,
draft
of an
Ordinance
introduced
by
Gov-
ernment
providing for the protection
of wild birds and deer,
with Commit-
tee
Report.
:
2.
Ratification
of fees
tixed for services
pvarformed
by
the Law
Courts
pur-
suant
to Sectioh
28, Chapter I,
Title
lof the Code
of Laws
for St.
Croix.
3.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
14.
Continuation of 2nd Discussion
on
Co-
lonial
C~unecil
Bill No.
14, Third Coun-
cil, First Session,draft
of an Ordinance
infroduced
by 4th
Member for led-
eriksted
Country District
(Fleming)
providing for the repairing
and
roll-
«
ing of the centerline
road.
Colonial
Council Office,
St. Croix,
De-
cember
12, 1922,
E. COULTER,
Vace-Charrman
OUR LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF
"
'
.
Ghrisimas, kew Year and Birthday Cards,
““Avis’’Office, Ist Dec.
1922,