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St. Croix Avis, 1923-06-15, page 2

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
Date
1923-06-15
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1
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NOTICE. lT is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s First Ordinary Meeting which was fixed for Mon- day, June 18th., according to Gov- ernment’s decision has been post- poned to FRIDAY JUNE 22ND 1923. Colonial Jouneil Office, St. Croix, June 14, 1923. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. Book Gifts Are Always Welcome And Appropriate, We hav: just opened up a Splendid Assortment. COME IN AND SEE THEM! The Best and Most Popular of the day by the most famous of modern authors. Books of Rumance, Adventure of Thril- ling Mystery, Stirring tales of the Great W.s:. the Far Nurthland, the Open Sea, the Great Outdoors. Books that have been made into great plays and photo- plays. Indeed there are titles to appeal to every member of the family—to every taste and every mood. All the books are handsomely and du ü- bly bound ir cloth, printed on excellent paper in clear type and enclosedin at- tractive wrappers. …

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NOTICE. lT is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s First Ordinary Meeting which was fixed for Mon- day, June 18th., according to Gov- ernment’s decision has been post- poned to FRIDAY JUNE 22ND 1923. Colonial Jouneil Office, St. Croix, June 14, 1923. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. Book Gifts Are Always Welcome And Appropriate, We hav: just opened up a Splendid Assortment. COME IN AND SEE THEM! The Best and Most Popular of the day by the most famous of modern authors. Books of Rumance, Adventure of Thril- ling Mystery, Stirring tales of the Great W.s:. the Far Nurthland, the Open Sea, the Great Outdoors. Books that have been made into great plays and photo- plays. Indeed there are titles to appeal to every member of the family—to every taste and every mood. All the books are handsomely and du ü- bly bound ir cloth, printed on excellent paper in clear type and enclosedin at- tractive wrappers. Below we mention a few of the latest: Comrades of Roliing Ocean $2.00 Bnsh Rancher 1.75 Career 2.00 Under a Thousand Eyes 2.00 Many Ma riages 2.00 Stella Dallas 2.00 Country Club People 2.00 The Step on the Stair 2.00 Black Oxen 2.00 old Forever 1.796 The Talkers 1.75 Helen of London 1.76 Ponjola 2.00 Aleatraz 2.00 Knchanted April 2.00 Mostly Sally 2.00 Fasecinating Stranger. 2.00 A Daughter of Adam 1.7 The Victim and the Worm 1.7 Jimmy Dale etc. 1.70 The Isle of Retribution 1.7 The Seven Conundrums 2.00 This Freedom 2.00 The Just Steward 2.00 The Lost Discovery 106 ‘ T'o the Evidence 2.00 The Cathedral 2.00 ‘lne Middie ot the Road 2.00 The Breaking Point 2.00 Mr. & Mrs. Se» 2.00 e® PRI 2V The Red Marshall 2.00 Cordilia, the Magnificent 2.00 The Shame Dance 400 Biack Burtes 1.75 The Day’s Journey 2.00 The Tenth Woman 1.76 Alias Red Ryan 1.75 His Children’s Children 2.00 West of the Water Tower 2.00 Anthony John 1 2.00 The Wolfer 1.9 The Survivors 2.00 Spinster of this Parigh 2.00 e The Pointed Tower 2 00 The Great Grandmother 2.00 Barney 2.00 Flaming Youth 2.00 The Wazon Wheel 1.7 Captain Bléxd ¢ 2.00 Below werlist some of the Popular Reprint Fiction Novels selling at 85 cents each: To Have and to Hold by Mary Johnson. A Bachelor Husband by Ruby M. Avres. The Masquérader by Kncherine Ceeil Thurston. Man to Man by Jackson Gregory. ' Tae Rider of the King Log by Holman Day. Tim chy’s Quest by Kate Douglas Wig- gin, " ast Lynne by Mrs. Henry Wood. 'inner Take All by Larry Evans. he Vanishing Point by .Coningsby Daw- son. Rainbow’s End by Rex Beach. The Stranger’s Request by Donn Bryne. The Spler.did Folly by Margaret Pedler. Sunny Ducerow by Henry St. John Cooper. The Intriguers by William Le Queux. Wild An‘mals at Home by Ernest Thomp- son Seton. Resurrection Rock by Edwin Balmer. The Rainbow Trail by Zane Grey. I,ove Stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart, Honse of Baltazar by Wilham J. LOOKE, Johnoie Kelly by Wilbur S. Boyer. The Leather Pushers by H. C. Wiiwer. Torchy as a Pa by Sewell Ford. Wild AnimalsI have Known by Kroest Thoinpson Heton., The Rustle of Silk by Costmo Hamilton. Red Pepper Burns by Grace S. Richmond. That Affaic at "‘The Cedars’ by iee Thayer. The White Shield by Myrtle Reed. Under two Klags by “*Oaida’’, The Yel'ow Horde by Hal G. Evarts. The Red Signal by Grace Livingscon Hill Lutz. Burning Sand by Arthur Weigall. The Portygee by Joseph C. Lineoln. The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton. ‘The Door cf Dread by Arthur Stringer. The Valley of Content by Blanche Up- right. Ti-e Heart of Unaga by Ridgwell Cullum. The Bondboy by George W. Ogden. Sir Harry by Archibald Marschall. The Wilderness Mine by Harold Bindloss. ;I‘he Ranch at the Wolverine by B. M. ; Bower. ‘%he Sisters-in-Law by Gertrude Atherton. he Rose Dawn by Stewart Edward Whice. The Ragged Edge hy Harold Mac Grath, Bella Donna by Robert Hichens. Souls for Sale by Robert Hughes, 'T:he Yellew Claw by Sax Rohmer. T'he Moreton Mystery by EBlizabeth De- jeans. Red and Black by Grace S. Richmond. “‘Drag’’Harlan by Charles Alden Seltzer. The Orangze-Yellow Diamond by J. S. i'letcher. T}‘?.ilih by Max Brand. Ked Pepper Patients by Grace S. Rich- mond. More Tish by Mary Roberts Rinehart. I'he Brimming Cup by Dorothy Canfield. Dope by 3ax Rohmer. Desert Love by Joau Conquest. :l‘he Blue Room by Cosmo Ha milton, T'he Paradise Mystery by J. S. Fletcher. The Keeperof the Door by Ethel M. voll. I'nz Devil’s Paw by E. Phillips Oppen- heim. The Chinese Label by J. Frank Davis. West Wind Drift by George Barr Me Cutcheon. The Big Town Round Up by William Mac ‘ Leod Raine. The Man Who Convicted Hims=l{ by Da- vid Fox. The Heart of Cherry Me Bain by Douglas Durkin. The Luminous Face by Carolys Wells. Bloom of Caetus by Robert Amos Bennet, The Quests the Sacred Slipper by Sax e E The Green Eves of Bast by Sax Robmer. The Ivory Trail by Taibot Mundy, The Lady Doc by Caroline Lockhart. Almond-Blossom by Olive Wadsley. Dead Men’'s Money by J. S. Fieicher. The Grey Mask by Wadsworth Camp. Posr Man’'s Rock by Bertrand W. Sin- clair. Painted Meadow by Sophie Korr, Biack Bartlemy’s Treasure by Jeffrey Farnol Thieves’ Wit ty Hulbert Footner. Manslaughter by Alice Duer Miller. Alsn Charlotte Temple Novels, Dreambocks, Fortune Tellers, Hoa to Woo and How to Win, The Art of Kissing, love, Courtship and Marriage, Model Letter Writer, Reci ations for Little People, Two i{undred Old-Time Songs, Alger Beoks for Boys. All 20 cents each. Ask us to zet you ANY book you want and not in stock. Book Depariment, A. OVESEN, Frederiksted. «CAPTAIN OF HIS SOUL” an exceptional rare Picture, will be re- peated at the West End Movies Tonight,