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The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- | dents nor does he necessarily endorse them ! e ————————————————— ee e | To the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croiz for the fiscal year ending June : 30, 1921. | To ‘ltem XII. Maiscellaneous Add. 6. Inaid to Century Brass Band of Fredeotbated. i. i Lel 000 7. In aid to Native Brass Band of Christianeted ... .. .. .- Fres. 1,000. 8 In aid to Industrial Brass Band of ‘ Christiansted .... ........Fres. 600. .These grants are made on the condition that each said Band render at least two p-~ic concerts each month, one of which shail be given in the country provided free transportation for the Band is rendered. . ] Thus duly passed by the Colonial Coun- 1 cil for St. Croix at 2nd Discussion at its 2rd Ordinary Meeting held Monday, Oc-4 tober 18, 1920. ; ‘ D. C. CANEGATA . F. COULTER, ~ Secretary. Vice-Chairman. The above additional Money Bill is _ hereby sanctioned and approved in its entirety. : . ¥ Witness my hand and seal of the Gov ernment of the Virgin Islands at St. Thomas, this 26th day of October, 1920. ; J. N. OMAN. ‘ : Governor. | "NOTICE. & | Butter and Cream can be had daily at the Dairy. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U. S. A., TUESDAY 9rs NOVEMBER 1920, S, AP, - S ———— N §T. WWk AT | N A T ARG, AT N M B ORI I 4 8 s S eTt = -l e < g p g 3 N R B | AN == N =Y fi\‘ Pascie . # (3 R 2 N\ - i n'.".(\{‘ 3t ‘ ‘\\\\\3: @S . ot o Y= D AR .;_; » : R ;\g )S~ - &2 e *#; £ / o -e N i : a2 z P 111 v BNpe v 7 { , s ‘) i I.‘s\; ] !&:{ _. ’fi)\’ {ii: 3 “\." o SR .: - ;’ "/ T~ >N At 3 \ N ; o - C 9 : :E; -';75 NS S &z VAR, - | N \\‘;"L'?:~ e = . % NS i g 3 N : : L Va \i. (oy LS ‘t,\\ p p g =// ! N PR ERN =N s Vi IRN = S i N boB J/, S 5 i N 7 NN N\ A e ) & & B AT g 5 o : S B e ; fl;'b 6s e SR o g - 3 You see glisteniw pw vherever you look, for miliions cléan teeth in a new way. We offer you here a ten-day'test, to show the results on yous.own teeth, ’ The fight oq film . Dental science has found’a way to combat film on teceth the film that dims teeth and destroys them. - Film /s that viscous caat you feel. It clings to tecth, enters erevites and stays. The ‘ordinary tooth paste does #bt dissolve it, so ‘brushigg.has left much of it intact. And very fmeople have escaped its damage. It is the film-coat thag *fiscolors, not the teeth. Film is the basis o¥Wtartar. It holds food substance which ferdfients and forms acid. It holds the acid inj®ntact with the teeth to cause decay. . ' Millions of germs breed ‘in it. They, with - tartar, are thgl;.chief cause of pyorrt:ea, which attacks 95 in 100 L Now, after years of resegrch, away has been found to combat it.g._ ble authnnt.xes have amply proved its effigiency. Leading dentists everywhere now ufge its daily use. @RI m"’”"‘§";“ zan . PEAT OFE i Pepsadenti REG.V.S. : ‘ M | The New-Day Dentifrice . A scientific film combatant which, after 5 years’ tests, is now advised by letdhc dentists everywhere : w Why Teeth Ghsten Millions of them—a new_method A1 siatements azproved by high dental authorities And millions of people now employ it, largely by dental advice. - The method is embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. Two other new factors are combined with it. And this tooth paste is inaugurating a newsdental era: - Free to all who ask A ten-day test of Pcpsodent is sent to all who ask. Also a book to explain the results. The mizthod quickly proves itself. Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the digestant of albumin. The fiim is albuminous atter. The cbject of Pepsodernt is to dissolve ' then to day by day combat it. Pepsin long seemed impossible. It riust be activated, and the usual agent is an .acid harmful to the teeth. But science has found a harmless activating method, so pepsin can be every day applied. 7 Send the coupen for a 10-Day Tube.. Notz how clean the tccth feel after using. . Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teetn whiten as the film-ccat disappears. Do this for your own sake and your family’s sake. Nearly everybody suffers from this film, Cut ouc the coupon so you won'’t forget. E ~m XY . . 4 8 r ‘ien-Day Tube Free™ i g { THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, & t Dep . 1104 S. Wabash Ave, : : Chicago, Il . s Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsod.nt to g ¥ ¥ . 00 ¢ 98T 00 8¢ ODOLN SO EDLE OSSN e l : S Only one tube to a family. : No. 260 A Gift A 10. Day Tube E of Pepsodent is .. sent to all who | ask. See coupon. |