ÜBLIC NOTICE
is hereby
given that
the school
year
1919-1920
will begin
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September
8,
1919.
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All children
six
years
of age
or over
must
be
present
at
their
respective
|
schools
at 9 a. m."
on
that
day
:
non-at-
tendance,
except
for legitimate
cause,
is
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punishable
by a finc imposed
on
parents
|
or zuardians.
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Children who will attain
the age of six
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years
within four months
after
Septem-
bar 8,
1919,
may
be
admitted
to
schools
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S*n
that date when
written
application
of
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arents
or guardians
to
do
so
has
been
approved
by
the School Director.
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No-child except
in the
case
of
new
ar-
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rivals
in St. Croix,
will be
admitted
to
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sch(_)ol after September
8,
1919,
unfil the
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beginning of the school
year in September
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1920, uniess
they
can
show fitness
to un-
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dertake
the
work of
a
class
already
es-
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tablished.
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Semi-annual
enrollment
r admittances
are discontinued,
as it will be
impossible
to admit pupils
to a class
arter
the begin-
ning oi the school
year.
An entirely new
set of
text-books
has
heen
secured,
and
a new system of teach-
inz in accordancc
vvith American methods
and ideas,
will be
»stablished.
All teachers
wil
be required
to
attend
classes
in professionai
subjects
on
Satur-
days
and
at
suci
other
times
as
the
School Director
muay preseribe.
HENRY C. BLAIR,
School Director.
““For the Governor.”’
NOTICE
®
PERSONS
who have delivered
watches,
~.. clocks,
machines,
ete.,
1o
me
for re-
pairs
are
hereby
asked
to call
for same
up
to,
and
inclucing
the
fifteenth
day
of September.
:
RALPH PENTHENY.
Christiansted,
Norre Gade
No. 6.
THE
NEW
ST, G3OIX SAVINGS
BANK,
S
there
was
no
quorum
at
the
38th
A Annual General
Meeting of
the New
St.
Croix Savings
Bank advertised
to
be
held
on
Friday
the
15th
inst.,
the
Members
are herely notified that
a meet-
ing will be
held
cn FRIDAY THE
STH
OF
SEPTEMBER
1919 AT 4
O’CT.OCK
P.
M. at
the
office of the
Institution,
at
whie: meeting
a statement
of the
trans-
acticns
for
the
fiscal
year ending
3lst
Mareh
last
will be
produced
and
the
election of Trustees
take place.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix, 23rd August
919.
:
By Order
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T.
J. STRIDIRON,
J
Accountant.
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R OIX
AN 1S
Ask Your Dealer
For
BORNN'S
_
BAYRUM
Made
On
Honor
|
Sold On
Merit.
Our
Aim Is
To Make
It
The
Best
In The
Worid.
AUCTION NOTICE.
AT
the fequest of THOS, RAMBAY,
Licensed
Auctioneer,
will be
offered
for Sale
at Public
Auction to be held
at THE WEST END CLUB on
»
SATURDAY
the 6th of September
1919,
at 2.30 o’clock p. m. precisely
The
Fixtures
Belongirg
to the
West
“ad Club consisting
of:
MOHAGANY TABLES.
CHAIRS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
2 BILLIARDTABLES,
:
LAMPS,
GLASSES,
ete.,
ete.,
ete.
Frederiksted’s
Vendue Office, St. Croix,
September
2nd 1919.
Fee Fres.
10.00
}_
D. NOLL,
Say Ten Franes
)~Vendus Dwrector.
FOR SALE.
e
2 Working Horses,
Stallion,
and Gelding,
in good
con-
dition;
may be inspected-at
Kings-
hill Police Station,
prices moderate.
ST. CROIX MUNICIPAL
.
TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
important.
RECKIVED BY S. S. “PARIMA”
Vau.
‘~nyal.(%l'S, I‘lr I'\lii\'»'[’\)i‘:\'., S:\Lr!:II\'ES,
Soci-
| Tea, Cakes
with Icing.
FRESH
EVAF. APRICOTS,
KING FISE ROE,
Brusseis
Sprouts,
FPurce
de
loie
Gras,
CAMPBELIL SOUFS,
assorted,
Pancake
Flour,
Maple
Syrup
and
Red
Currant
Jam.
WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR,
GRAHANM FLOUR,
.Queed
and
Aristocrat
Tab.
in
glass
jars
and pks.
POSTUM,
Shredded
Codfish,
Boneless
Herring
s
FANCY
CHOCOLATES,
BON BON and CANDIES,
We have
no
room
for
new
goods;
in
order
to make
room
we
will allow from
249,
too 5% dig- “unt from
regular prices,
on five and
\%e;n
dol®. order
respectively.
o
e have it, ask
to
be shown
SUZAL, Tahie
Sugar.
Washed
and
Gran.
Sugar
9—12—13 c.
respt.
FRESH
O. R.
BREVAS,
old reliable kind,
what
you like.
-~
West End New Grocery.
as
good
as
new
for
sale
cheap.
Apply at this office.