Supplementary
Ordsr of the Day
for
the
extraordinary
meeting
of
the
Colonial Council
for SBt.
Croix,
MUNDAY,
June
4,
1923,
at
ONE
O'CLOCK
P. M
10.
Colonial
Couneil
Bill No.
12.
2nd
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Biil No,
12,
from Third Council,
Sec-
ond
Session,
draft
of an
ordinance
introduced
by Government
providing
for the
assessment,
levy and
coliee-
tion of taxes
for the
Municipality of
St.
Croix, carried
forward
on
calen
dar
by
vote of meeting
of April 28,°
1923
Colonial
Couneil Office,
St. Croix, May
29.
1923.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Acting Caairman,
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Pubiication.
URSUANT
to
paragraph
2
of
the
P
Charrer
of Foundation
for
Merchant
WILHELM sMIDT’S Legacy for
as-
sisting
poor
persons
in St. Croix,
it
is
hereby
brought
to public
notice
that
a
balance
of interest
amcunting
to
Fres.
651.85
will be
on hand
tor distribution
on
1 July 1923.
Appiications
for
participation
in
this
distribution,
duly
certitied,
should
be
forwarded
to the andersigned
on
or
be-
fore 220 d cay of June
1923,
Despatehing
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
tiausted,
St. Croix, V. I.
28 May, 1923.
.
E
RAPPOLEE,
Dezpatching
Secretary.
n
@
b
rublication.
URSUANT
to
paragraph
3
of
the
P
Charter
of
Foundation
for
Upper
Chamberlain
VALDEMAR
TULLY
VON
OXHOLM and
Wife’s Legacy
for
assisiipg
needy
persons,
it
is
hereby
brought
to public
notice
that
a
balance
ol interest
amounting
to Kres.
1,300.074
will be
on hand
for distribution
on
1 July
1923.
Applications,
contaiuing
the
requisite
information
and duly certified, should
be
forwarded
to the undersigned
on or before
the 20th day of June
1923.
Despatehing
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
tiansied,
St. Croix, V.
1. 28 May,
1923.
C. E. RAPPOLEE,
Despaltciving
Secretary.
AT YOUR SERVILE
A. R.
MC INTOSH
Pascenger
and
Light
Delivering
Truck.
51T
L o1 e
E
"
2
2
!I
fiotice to the Pubic.
THE
attention
of the public
is in-
vited
to
the
fact
that
repairs
are
being
gmade
on
King's
Street
between
Market
and
West
Streets.
yraffic will ease
detour from time
to time as
indicated by
barricades,
which will be placed
only when it is
necessary.
JOHN
C. GEBHARD,
Asst.
Public
Works Officer.
Y
.
Quebec Steamship
Co.
THE S.
S. GUIANA
sailed
from
New
York
on
Friday
the
9:th inst.
and
is due
at Frederiksted
on
or about
the Ist prox.
ROB'T.
L.MERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents.
LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAIL FOR THE
WEEK ENLCED MAY 26,
1923.
Miss Elisa
M.
Benjamin,
Miss Rebecea
Henary,
Mrs. Axelina He'brt,
Mrs. Rebesea
Jackson,
No.
45 King St.,
Miss Rebecen
Jordan,
Mr. Charles
Lethsom.
Free
Gut,
Mics Maria
\. Lewis, Est.
Mt. Pellier
Darly
Hill,
Miss Rosalia Casilda Matthias,
Miss
Catherine
Grace
Riley,
No.
30
Strand
Street,
Fritz Testaman.
Pos:
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands.
May
28,
1923.
8.
R. LARSEN,
Postmaster,
3t. Croix Danske
Klub
& Leeseforening
afholder
ordinaer Generaliorsamling
i Klubbens
Lokaler
LORDAG
1
2’ JUNI 1923 KL. 8 p. m,
+BESTYRELSEN.
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Pitch-PineLumber
REAL PITCH-FIN-
6 cents
per it.
in stock in bothh Towns.
FINAR
SVENDSEN,
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BUY FINEST U.S.A. SHOES
|
DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES
g
Different from ordinary
shocs
-
boughs by mail, theseare
clean
SRt
|inod,
groooful,
smart
styled i
oy
finely made
dress
shoas
of ths
§
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kiod you wouldfindinthe most
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up-to-date
New
York
store
t
+
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sre
of handsome
Mo~ |
4
hogany
(Brown) Calf, Sole
|
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12
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thickness
‘‘Rock
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Oak,”
the longest
wear-
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ing leat
?':g!: wn. In-
§
¥
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ner
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Fall
Grain.
§
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Lining
13-os.
fine
§
¥
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woven
Duok,
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b
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“*Wingfoot,”'
or
shoes
with
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| O'Sullivan’s.”
Dr.
Pgel's
DS
Sices,
54
to
11
Arch
Preserver
e
Widths, D&E. i
Shanz,
$6.50,
0
add
plus
350 p&ckge
and
poetage,
ss-s
T |
State
whether
you
want
Pra-
for
p'st'ge
§
server.
If yousend
35cfor
postage
pay postman
9
$5.50
or 86.50.
Write for agent's
proposition
&
The “ONE’’Shoe Co., Brockton, Mass.,
U.S.
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Name
i
P. 0. Address
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®
ate Arrivals
By the 5. &’s. “Bridetown” &
“Bollvar"
i
HAVE
received
a
fall
assort-
ment
of
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
too numerous
to detail.
Look
1n at the old Stand,
Corner
of
No. 6 King’s
Street where
your
supplies
can be
procured
at
moder-
ate prices.
Robert Armsirong,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
Christinsted,
St.
Croix, 15th May 1923,
R
Y
SV
NOTICE.
James
Alexander Pickering
would
like to know the whereabouts
of his
brother Aiphonso
Pickering,
He
a
son of rusanna
Flint
and
Ernest
Pickering.
Last address
was CaDe
Haiti.