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f’é’ 5 | o KX 3 \~g / N : R S/ N ' N ..'.'.' Kirk [P9 -.‘._.J e ® o Optical Service YOUR presceiption filled, and -pecial ground lenses promptly dupheated t%rough the mails. (‘onsult our refractionist, moder- ate charge for consultation. : F. M. CORNEIRO, St. Thomas. U sV. L Received a fresh supply of : ASSORTED CHOCOLATES & ,BON- -48 BONS \ in boxes, cakes & loose weight. SUGAR ALLMONDS, CHOCOi ATE PEP- PERMINTS ete. Assortment ofBiscuits Luneh, Marie, Fig Newton etec. CITRON, CI/RRANTS, RAISINS, Sweet & Bitter Almonds, “ CALIFORNIAN FRUITS : Apricots, Pears, Peaches Strawberries, Che.ries, Pine Apple ete. LOBSTER, SHRIMPS, TUNA FISH SARDINES Campbel’s Soups, Tomatoes, Wax Beans, Corned Beef, Smoked Beef, ote. Woodbury’s Soap Cin-U-Form Lozenges CAMEL CIGARETTES, PTO. RICO CIGARS, =zte. Jean Petersen, Frederiksted. - DM.IVERY of coal and lime from Richmond Penitentiary is tem- porarily suspendgd. _ - -‘ 8. ESPERSEN. - LOST A GOLD STICK VIN- W & SHAPE OF A MALTESE CROSS WITH A STONE OF AME- THIST SET.IN THE CENTER. Finder will be rewarded by bringing same to this office Sl. ¢CROILX &8 VIS for United States by s.s. Korona on Monday Nov. Ist. at 4 o’clock p. m. ' Ngfice To Road Holders. SR T Ty - HE general annual repairs of the Pub “lic Roads in St. "Croix, with Bridges. . Barge Wallsg, Culverts, Hand .Rails, Water ¢ 'urses,. e? etc., shall commence -(aceording to Par. 13 of the Road Ordin- ance of 9h June 1884) in _the month of October and be completed for the general Inspection in January month. N Special attention must.be given ip re- pairing to use good materials and tokeep the roadway uniform and even, with a good crown so as to shoot off the water quickly, and the trenches must b: dug out well, with suffizient width £nd depth to take away quickly the water, from heavy rains and same time not be dan- gerons to publie traffie. The cocoanut, and other trees, along the roadsides must be kept trimmed =9 s not to be an_. inconveaience to the Automobiles and Vehicles using the roads. All ruts and holes must be kept filled and in order. - - The reallotment will not be carmed out until all the contemplated changes and improvements are-completed, including Southside New Road and Centreline. For the Road Commission. - F. LUNNEY, Chairman. ° St. Croix. Oct. 21, 1920. . » s An Open [nvitation, o all Voters of Fredeiiksied Town and Country District. : GREETINGS : - OU are herein invited to attend a call meeting, at 8 o’clock TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2, 1920, at Cumberland Castle. _ At this very important meeting, the fqrmation of a Republican Party wiil be discussed, and pians iaid ie bring it inio existence, in this section of the island. It is to be distinctly understood by all, that tfbis n.eeting and the plans to result therefrom, are in no way connected with any organization now existing in this island; but will be entirely Political in its scope and operation; and in strict ac- cordance with the American conception of Folitical Party movements. ' o - Yours truly, 0. C. GRANADY! AT Stakema n’s Store - By REX BEACH 5 The Spoilers, Heart of tl.e Sunset, The Auc'ion Block, The Iron Trail, ‘l'he Parrier, The Silver Horde. By CHARLES DICK:!/N5 A Tale of Two Cities. By JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD God’s Country and.the Woman, The Flower of the North. : By SCOTT Kenilworth. i By HALLCAINE The Woman Thou ¢;avest Me. ¢ By G. A. HENTY L In the Reign of Terroy. With Lee in Virginia. . By GEORGE ELLIOT - Siias Marner, Felix Holt. By JACK LONDON Call of the Wild, Jerry of the Islands. By GENE STRATTON PORTER A Girl of the Timberlost. By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE The Lone Wolf. By IRVING BACHELLER The Light in the Clearing. By BOOTH TARKINGTON Seventeen. : By KRUMMER The Painted Woman. . By JANE GREY Last of the Great Scouts. : By BOWER = The Heritage of The Sioux, <R By AGUSTA J. EVANS St. Elmo. B ERIK. R. STAKEMANN. Christiansted, 23[10‘ 20 . Assurance Company Limited llmite OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s District V.. K. ARMSTRONG. Agent for. Christiansted’s Daistrict Policies are not subject to average.