Friedensthal
Moravian
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rsther
The Reautiful
Queen
A SACRED CANTATA
BY
Wwm. B. BRADBURY
will be rendered
in the FRIEDENSTHAL
MORAVIAN CHURCH
ol} the
evening
of
N/, 2ist 1923,
BERstved
eals.
...
..
A
PRy
.
e
S
Plan
of Reserved
Seats
can
be
seen
at
the
stores'of
Miss
Quin,
and
Branch
of
R. D. Benjamin.
At West
End,
Mr. C.
T. Brow.
Doors
open
at 7.30,
Cantata
at
8 o’clock.
W. ALLEN.
ONLY SI.OO Brings You This
ELEGANT Zl-JEWELWATCH
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YOU PAY
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CHAIN
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BACN
FREE
SR ame=~
$15.76 C.O.D,
This
beautifully
designed,
or
plain
pol-
ished,
screw
back
and
bezel,
genuine,
gold-filled
21
jewel watch,
open
or
hunt-
ing
case,
sent
to
anyéne
..
O.
D.
Pay
postman
only
$18.75
on
arrival.
No
fur-
ther
payments,
Case
stamped
and
guar-
anteed
by manufacturer
to
wear
for
years.
Watch
easily
worth
double.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
or
money
refunded.
’FREE
if you act
guickly—beautiful 10-
e
year
guaranteed
gold-filled chain
50 order
at
once—NOW.
UNITED BUYING ASSOCIATION
216
W.
ONTARI® ST.,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
F. M. CORNEIRO,
JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
St.
Thomas,
V.
|
Quebec
Steamship
Co.
THE S.
S. GUIANA
was e¢xpected
to leave New
York on
the
9cth
inst.
and
’s
due
at Irederiksted
on
or
about
the 15th inst.
and
will be
dis-
patched
for Windward
Islands.
ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO.,
INC.,
."‘gl’(‘”:{
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5
BULL INSULAR LINE ING.
S.S.
CATHERINE
from
San
Juan
via
St.
Thomas
will
be
due at Frederiksted
on Saturday
atr
on
and
will
be
dispatched
on Sunday
at 2
P.
M. for San
Juan
via st.
TYhomas.
(CABIN
PASSAGE
RATES
T 0 Sl.
THOBMAS
SB.OO,
$lO 00,
$12.00,
sls 00,
Suite
A
$20.010.
STHERAGE
$4. 00.
CABIN PASSAGE
RATES
TO SAN
JUAN
$£15.00,
SIB.OO,
$20.00,
$2. 90
Suite
A
$35.00
STHERAGL
$10.60.
Room
A is
a suite
with all
luxury and
comfort
whnieh
ean
be
obtained
on
this
servioce,
it
is
fitted
with
private
baths
and
beds.
Intending
passengers
will please
pro-
cue
tickets
at
the
Agent’s
eoffices
in
Christiansted
er Frederiksted
not
let 3
than
4 P.
M.
on Saturday.
:
In
case
Us
al
enwl‘%:(*m',‘,-’
U(‘.k‘;’t
may be
procurca
at
the
Irederik-
sted
office on Sunday
morning
at
9
o dock,
®
o
Publication.
IT
is hereby
brought
to public
no-
tice
that
the
President
of
the
United
States
has,
under
date
of
October
25th,
1923,
issued
a
pro-
clamation
deferring
the application
of the
Coastwise
Laws
to the Vir-
gin
Islands
of
the
United
States
until May 1,
1924.
Government
House,
St. Thomas,
Virgin [slands of
U. S.
31 Ocztober,
1923.
HENRY
H.
HOUGH,
GGevernor.
Special
Sal
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Marwin's lce
CGream Parlor
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in Fancy Boxes
5
Ib.
Bexes
Value
45¢.
now
35ec.
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1-X-13
The Thread
That Holds The
Road
One of
the bigygest
jobs
vour truck
| as
to do
is to hold
the road,
through
mud,
sand,
or
rain,
on
good
roads
and
bad
ones,
in all
seasons.
The
greatest
heip you cin give itisa
full set
of solid
tyres with
the
Geodyear
All-Weather
Tread.
Every
time the wheels
go around,
the
sharp
edg~-
blocks
of this powerful tread
bite deep
into
the
road and
grip it hard.
They
take
hold,
hang
on,
and
drive
forward
fuli
distance,
putling
an eni
to
the
waste
of fael
and
the racking
strain
set
up by spinning
wheels.
Use
them
f{or
their
traction
and
for
Jong
econoiical
wear.
TRUCK TYRES
}
ki
PIUB Tl '.l MER’IIN &) GU:, 'NBI
NORTHERN
Assurance Comapay
Limited
OF
LONDON
GEC. L. MARKOE,
Agent for Frederiksied’s
District.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN
Agent for Christianst:d’s
District
Policies
are not
subject
to average.