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® o Puklication. l]‘ is herebvy brought to public & jotice that the Government has, this date, authorized the Reverend GEORCE [ ) SUHNEIDER, L, 53, R, to perform civil-religious functions in the Municipality of ~amt Croix. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomus, 2 June, 1924, WM. S. ZANE, (Gzovernment Secretary. a ® Publication. - T { PVRSUANT to Paragraph 2 of the | Charter of Foundation of Merchant | WILHELM SMIDT S Legacy for as- | gisting poor persons in St Croix, it is | hereby brought to public notice that the | sum of Francs 6563.67¢, representing in- | terest acerued on the invested capital of | the above named levacy. will be on hani | for distributinn on 1 July 1921, ‘ Applications for participation in this disgribution, duly cer ified, should be for- wai'ded to the undersigned on or before the 21st day of June 1921 Despatching Secretary’s Office, Chris- tisnsted, St. Croix, V.l, 2 June 1924. R. E. BARRETT, | Despatching Secretary. | - " Publication. UURSUUANT to Paragraph 3 of the P Charter of Foundation of Upper Chamberizin VALDEMAR TULLY VON OXHOUM and Wife's Legaey for assisting needy persopns, it is hereby brought to public notice that the sum of Franes 1,501.05, representing interest acerued on the invested capital of the above named legaey, will be on hand f{or distribution on 1 July 1924. Applications containing the reguisite information, and duly certified, should be forwarded to the undersigned on or bLefore the 20th day of June, 1924. Despatehing Secretary’s Office, Chris- tiansted, St. Crotx, V. L., 2 June, 1924 R. E. BARREIT, Despatching Seeretary. Quebec Steamship Co. 1 THE S. S. “PARIMA” is expected toleave New York on 6th inst.. and is due at Frederiksted on or about 13h inst. proceeding to Windward Islands, accept freight and passengers. RCBT, L. MERWIN & CO. INc. Agonis, 8T RO3 A Y 1B Open All The Year Round. SUMMER RATES. WE beg to announce to our Friends and Customers that from May 15th to November 15th our rates will be as follows: EAST ROOMS. Double with baths, $35.00 per week each {or two persons. s [ ) Si,\g!‘\) ‘s s :?-28",(' LY “s . . With reoning water $21.00 ** * ROOMS, facing NORTH EAST, without running water $17.50 per week. Beautiful SHHIOWER BATHS on each floor FREFE. THE WEST WING IS CLOSED. The above rates include o BREAKFAST AT 8 O’'CLOCK, LUNCHEON AT 1 AND DINNER AT 7 O’CLOCK. T. 5. STOKES, Manager. Barbados. B. W. 1., sth May 1924. T t K g ERgR ERLfEREEATHE 8 & Eaa R T 2 B SRR ORI RITR Sik R TRO R P R ) L R . <i\“.\\ "148. - . P 5 o 8 Abundant health is the greatest blessing B % B and satisfaction to be gotten out of life. A‘S b . - i To keep well is equally essential B throughout all our years and at every b . 'y s 90 ¢ 3¢ '\ stage o! life it is a fact that .y 3 MRS 'Y ?vp ™o oy B g 4 - Rl seoTrs EwiLsio % J@;/«"l, }?is:,; e jy o . Y Hoad creales strength and energy, and because »:'-i{i Mitis a concentrated focd it overcomes i * oy Y - e B d<bility and renews all vital forces. . =WI Scott’s Emulsion conserves f i fed e % . . 1 B ° B health, not only in childhood and \‘\, Y :;" Wl old age, but all through life. Py TSPL i e g Big Meetings In The Lutheran Church Morning and Evening, beginning SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 8 ALL ARE INVITED. Your Prayers and co-operation needed. Good Musie, Fine Singing Cospel Preaching. ® Notice. HE Auction of Mr. R. E. HIGGINS’ Tstuck-in-trade will be continued on SATURDAY, THE 7iu INSTI., AT 2° O’CLOCK P M.. when, among other things, will be 'offered for sale Kegs of Wire nails, Mzt tacks, Hogzs, very large P. Hioges from 6’ up, Thumb hinges 14 inches up, Plow socks, Moulding plows, Sewing machines, Charcoal Irons, Gal. vanize spouting, Chieken wire, Galva- nize sutters.