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TO ——— {Conlinved from Ist page.} ¢ navy to the ecoromic welfare of the country was g'ven the membirs of the Rotary Club of Qttawa at their weekly lunchecn vesterday, when Capiain W, Hose, K. C. N, Direcior of the Nawval Service, Ottawa, delivered an address on the “‘relation of the navy to the eco- no e lile of the country.”” The speaker stated that he was bising his remaris on the firmly prounded belief that for tihe pezent and Tor some time in the {u- tiire. nives would be nece-sary, and that complete disarimament was Impolssi- ble for some it ue o eome. The speaker reierr>d i the eontroversy eoncefbibng the estabrlishnient of the B:riosh naval base a: Siczanove, whizh whon complet- ed would cmrel the sea rceutes about Australin ad other riien domiuions in the Pacifi:. {(anada’s trasie with these eountries a'urin!s to ah ut $31,000,000 a year, and ¢! 15his the tin trade amounts ty: boit & mubion. What will bappen if the tin t ad- wus interfered with ? The canni g busipness in ©anada will go ot of business and tishermed, dai- iymen and fruit growaers willk suaffer 10 the ext nt of many willi.ns yeariy. Canada a lowed $1,500, 03 veuriv for the proteetion of her own trade by hLet own ships. UnJder the most stiingent eeono- my this amount did nt go very far, and the problem of the naval service was 10 cive wonaxium amount of proteetion for the am>unt grantad. The best way 1Y assure iihis pootection that had so far been arrvived at vas the concentration on the rade ou let of the country and with an active jore2 of 41 men, and a reserve of L Huld the depariment was do- Ing its utinoest, e o 17 Publicatior. IT is hereby brought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorizel the Reverend G, *. GRIFFITHS to perform civl- religicus {functions In the Municip: = ity of Samt Croix. Government of the Vircin Islands of the United Staes, 87, Themas, 5 July, 1923 J J, GAFFNEY, Government Secivetary. FORRENT ;<4 : -J4 ) k. i s "g“lli‘l fine cwelling house No. 53 & King Stree’, Christiansted, from July llst, 1923. ror turther parti- cuizrs, apply te CA:TAN A, J. BLACKWQOD, Esiate Annally. Firede: LeteeV., I, St. Croc-, ST ¢ ol ¥is OTICE | N?? 7 88,800 DUR[\' Gmy absence from the 's- | %7 land Lawyer A. E. STAKE- | " 11 w s A} 1 : v i MANN and Mr. JOHN ALBERT | FLEMING of Estate La ireine hold | Iny power oI Attorney. | Bt Uroix L 0 July 17408 i YN -y & . - v { GE: . F. LATiMER. i e 2 i Notice : : ian?® Lol D ; ALLhuntinz including hunting with dog: a1 d ca‘rying of fire- | arms on the fs.ates telonglig 10 | The West Indian “usar Factryis | strictly prohibiced a:cest by ihse | who have a writte pornite issued by the Dircclors. \ | Violaters will b 2 dealt with ac | cording to law. : St. Croix, July 2nd, 1923. ! WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY | Gee e { Aeis STW T e TR TR, i | e | e ! I:/"‘:: _%\ 'é'- = | i ¢ Wiy AT i GPIIICAL AID. | Cer.d vour order, broken lens or ; prescription through the mail. | F. M. CORNEIRO, | £TE 7 ' s, 1 ar, \'. i. | o R E : » LN A e bB g S § y < 4 . B AR o 4 iz - # =B ‘ & » - AR, sSYok AR eS <5 \ e N et T Ve \ Qb ¢ Annually use organic Nuxated Iron \ b)) . 3 o s 3 v\%@ to build up red Elocd, sirength and @ ,é,@ > endurance. '\; ":" ¢ There are thousands of people who are ageing and (& , pre?kingdownaf atime «flife when theyshould been- > “/ f joying that perfect health which carries defiance to j ,w . disease simply because tliey arc not awake to the con-< H PS 'v;:{) N & dition of their blood. Wiihout organic iron yourblood EL v 1@ c;arries no oxygen,and without oxygen there is noth- MAKE / > ing to unite with the carbon in yourfoodso what you @ eat does you no good. It is like putting ceal into a RICH @ stove without fire. You can now obtain organic irom 9 ’\\ like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spin- RED | @ ach, lentils, and apples from any druggist under the = s name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron also contains BLOOD \é(/ —,3‘ the principal chemical constituent of active, SN R ivi . a1 3 ,4;/% living merve force: it is, therefore, a true @@f-’ @‘:o blood ard nerve food. It helps create and re- ] build new and stronger red blood cells. It feeds the body the substances which nerve force must have to give it that vital, electro- magnetic power which is stored in the nerve and braig ceils of man. Nuxated Iron often Incrxse_p the strepgth and endurance of weak, nervous, rundown men and women in two W? dt.lme. The manufacturers guarantee successful results to every purchaser or theywill refund your money. v & ol X B Tur pi- ' ALY(o],R ™ )17 ) s IY, m Y T . Yy T v DIST# B . TORS: APOTHECARKY HALL, 51. THOMAS. . TR EF R FOR RENT, Thaz Properiy N» 5) Hill Strestl, Cheistianstel, furnishea with bath, ete. also The Froperiy vo. & Liozpilcl Sireet, ( hristiansted. For further parti:ulars please apply at ths office. Christiansted 2nd July 1923, DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES § : Different from ordinary shoes S bought by mail, these are clean iB lined, graceful, smart styled, R SR finely made dress shoes of the § 4 ’ i kind you wouldfindin the most .4 B up-to-date New York store. hsndaeld Uppers are of handsome Ma- AR TR ‘_; hogany Bmwin Calf.RSoli Ol iA3 12 iron thickness ‘‘Roc s “,_i,.?: "f-‘f-\:' Osak,"” the longest wear- LR ARE el ) ing leather known. In- SR Sy s ner Sole Fall Grain. o p Lining 12-oz. fine b % woven Duck. E Heels, rubber— These "Wingfoot,” or shocs with SOt “()'S;llivan's.” Dr. Pedl's GOETERMERE Sizes, 5% to 11, Arcii Preserver gy % Widths, D & E. 2 Shark, $6.50, add plus 350 Eackmp and postage, $5.50 35¢. State whether you want Pre- for p'st'ge server. If yousend 35c for postage pay postman $5.50 or $6.50. Write for agent's proposition. The “ONE”’Shoe Co., Brocktos, Mass., U.S. A. Nawe ... o fa0 Mo Wk B - LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE | WEEK “NUED JULY 7 1923 | Miss Alma O’Neale, % | Mr. Holeer Whitehand, t Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Ts- | lands, July 9, 1923, e ‘ B. R. LAR3EN, Postinasier,