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ORDER O AY R OF THE D for the 3rd Ordinary Meeting of the 2nd Session of the Colonial Council of St. Croix, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1919, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Election of 4 men, two for Chris- tiansted and two for Frederiksted, for the purpose of assisting the Tax Commission in determining the ren- tals for the year 1919. 2. Producticn of copy of Minutes of the Municipal Committee for June quarter, forwarded by the Chairman of the Committee according to Par. 11 of the By-Law for the Mu.mcu)al Committee of St. Croix, for inspec- tion of Members of the Couscil. 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 11. Resolution authorizing the Govern- or to borrow the sum of Fres. 25,000 from the Rescive Fund to be ap- plied in accordance with the terms of Colonial Counecil Bill No. 12, Ses sior 1919-20 4, Colonial Couneil Bill No. 12. Additional Money Bill to the BU(_i- get for the Municipality of St. Cruix for the fisca! year erding June 30, 1920. For the purchase of the buiid- ing known as the Frederiksced High School, No. 30, 30a, 30¢, and 31 Strand Stireet, Frederiksted Fres. 25,000. 9. GColonial Council Bill No. 13. Inrroduction of and Ist Discussion * on Draft of an Ordinance, introdue- ed by 2nd Appointed Member (Noll), to provide for a re-organization, regulation, and government of the Municipal Police Force of St. Croix. 6. Colonial Couneil Bill No. 14. Introduction of and Ilst Discussion on Dratt of an Ordinance, intro- duced by bth Appointed Member (Lunney), to regulate and control the prices of Food Studs in the Mu- nicipality of St. Croix, and for oth- er purposes. Colonial Council Oftice, St. Croix, Oe- tober 13, 1919. ROBT. L. MERWIN. Chairman. HE Generai Annual Meeting of the ST. CROIX HIGH S_CH()OL CO., will be held at the Moravian School House, Midland, on Thursday, 16th, at 3.30 p.m, Shareholders, Parents, Guardians, etec., are invited to attend. F.LUNNEY. President. St. Croix, 2nd October, 1919. s 1 it B N K > Il - Publication. \ {1 is hereby madc k:own that Govern | I ment has transmitted to the under- | | signed Sheriff the list of arrears of | | - Ground - and Building Taxes to the l ! Colonia' 'reasury for the year 1918, with | - ovders (o lsvy [0 2dE axes iT ree~ipt ~ for payment of the taxes be not pr duced ' - within 3 weeks from date. | | The branches of ‘‘The National Bank | | of the D. W. I7 @ Christiansted and | ~ Frederiksted are authorized by Govern- ' : . ment to receive and give receipt for the & . taxes every week-day at the Bank from | 9-11 o’clock a. m. and from 1-3 gielosk L o De R . # | 1 ~ Christiansted’s and Frederiksted’s | Sheriff Uffice. Octover, 6th. 1919. f ). NOLL. | NOTICE. f Owing to certain change required in ‘ the Ice Factory, one of the plants . must be taken to pieces, and during the - course of the work which may occupy . one month, it will be impossible to fuar- | nish more than half the present output | of ice from Monday the 13th. instant. ' Patrons wiil be able o sccure the haif of ' their customary supply at the n®cessarily ' advanced rate of 2 cents a pound. When | the changes in the Factory are complet- ed, the old price of 1 cent a pound will azain become effective. Christiansted, St. Croix. V. L., October 10th., 1919. ; P L. 1. BEGA. Notice . . to Consumers of Electri- v ® o city in Chr stianste . Consumers of Eleectricity are hereby informed that the rate for electricity temporarily has been raised to 30cts. a K. W 11 This raise, which will take effect for eleefricity consumed from October Ist) has been necessitated by the prevailing ~ high prices on Oii and other commodi- ties consumed by the Power Plant. Respeetfully, D. W. 1 Eleciric Co. | EINAR SVENDSEN. | | Manager. | i LERT. | | - | ONE MILLER TIRE AND TUBE ! WITH SPARE RIM, size 31 x4. Any | one who can give information®leading to | reeevery will please report at this office. | a ’ /Er !| Frederiksted's Apothecary Ha OFKELRS POLT) RICAN CIGARS New wupply Ricoro: Imperials, Cabinets, Deliciosa, cor de Castillo: Victorias, Bouquets, Magnoqlia ete. A VARIETY OF CIGAREI'TES Egyptian, Fatimas, Jvainel, Piedmont, Pto. Rican, Lucky Strike, Capstan o Castle ete. CHEWING & SHMOKING TOBACCO EASTYAN KUDAKS, FILMS, iJovelopers, ete. Fountiain Pens, Safety Razor and Blades, Fountain Pen Ink COOPERS FAMOUS CATTLE DIP Amervican & French Pert:merv Lotions, Powders, Soaps CASHMERE BOUGQUET SOAP & POWDER Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream keeps the skin fresh and beautitul SHAVING SOAP, TOOTHEPASTH ETC. Hair Brushe, Shaving Brushe:, 'Tooth Brushes, ; SHINOLA HOME SETS Shoe p(:ii»h,'Stove polish, Brass polich Jurniture polisn JEAN BEEERSEN'S BAY SPIRIT i.re quality, mad= in St, Croix MARIE & COMBINATION BISCUITS Chocolate Bonb ps, Sugar A'monds : Mixed Candy SWEET & BITTER ALMGINDS Californian Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Coftee, Tetley’s Tea, Cocoa Cut Loaf Sugar, Granulsted Sugar SARDINES, SA{.MONS, OLIVES, PEAS, WAX. BEANS Appie juice, Grape juice, Cider Vinegar VINEGAR ESSENCE Argosura-ositiers A new supply or LiiG'S PURE MALT, A Liquid Strengthener of Great Food Value. Shaefer’s delicious LAGER BEEIL, The Favourite Drink. sean Fetersen, Frederiksted Sweet Potatoes. “Black-rock’ potatoes ean be bought at Est. ““lsiamond & Ruby,”” @ 3ects. per lb., or by the bank (700 it. long). ROBL. W. BREOCH. JUST from the big {faciories in New York and Boston, Autemc- ‘bile Painting, »igns and all other kinds of Zainting. s~ Drop me a Card, JOHAN KLINT