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ALWAYS GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R A. CADE INCU., 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. for the sth Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Counctl for St. Croix, MUNDAY, February 13, 1922, at ONE O’CLOCK P. M 1. Production of copy of Minutes nf the Municipal Committee for the quarter ending December 31, 1921, forward- ed by the Chairman of tke Commit- tee for inspection of Members of the Counecil. 2. Colonial Council Bill No. 14. Continuation of Ist Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 14, Draft of an Ordinance, introduced by 4th Member for Frederiksted Country Distriet (Fleming), providing for the repairing and rolling of the Centerline Road. 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 15. Introduction of first Discussion of Money Bill to Budget 1921-22 as ad- ditional aid to Kings Hill Poor Farm, ~ introduced by Government. Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, February 6, 1922. ROBT. L. MERWIN, L s CRPaN. ; NOTICE. MEMBERS of the ST. CROIX TURF CLUB are hereby invited to attend a meeting to be held at Estate Fredens- borg SUNDAY THE 12TH inst. at 4 o’clock P. M. for the purpose vs deciding having a race for Easter. For the Board E. G. WULFF, Sec. & Treas. Furnished apartment for Bachelors equipped with Electric lights, Show- er baths, =tc. For particulars call at No. 1 Church Street. - Christiansted, St. Croix, V.1., January 18th, 1922, ot s X AN 15 Public Notice. 1 i i m DDSONS residing o the Uncistiansted | f Jurisdiction desiriag to make applica- | tion for Marriage i.c-nse will, from | and after MONDAY, Feuruary 20, 1922, | make such anplication to the Clerk of the | Polic: Court, at the #or.. f AND, Ministers or others oficiating | at such marriage will, flron and after the | same date, make their due return of | same to the oficial and »nlace designated | herein. | By Order Head of Judiciary Department. ! J. F HENRY. ¢ Clerk of the Court. % : e : _ Notice. | e | THE Members of “‘Sf.PAUI'S JUNI- -2 OR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLUB” will | make their first appearance before the | public in | A Grand Variely Enierfainmenf Tuesday Evening ~eb. 14, 1922, AT 8 O’CLOCK. | Prices of Admission. .40, 30, and 20 cents Children half price. | Program will be distributed. : AMADEO FRANCIS, | e e, ] NOTICE!. | ALL' trespassing, shooting or ¢ar- A rying of firearms on the proper- | ties and private roads belonging to | or rented by ST. CROIX SUKKER- | FABRIK is hereby forbidden and | will be dealt with according to | law. i | ST. CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. POSTAL NOTICE. EGINNING February 1, 1922, in ac- cordarce with Postmaster General’s | order No. 6922 amending Section 488, | par. 5, P. L. & R., receipts will be taken | for insured parcel post delivered at this | office. Addressees will be notified of | arrival of this rlass of mail on form | 3849 now used for notification of arrival ‘ of registered mail, and will be required | to conform with the provisions of the ! amended regulation. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. J bonsrante of pubiiec meairs 15 0 lODEeT excused; it is not suffici»nt depend op books; you musi keep puc: with ihe pro- gress of current h:siory. ‘ihe busy man or woman cannot take time 1o wade through the gieat padded daiy -papers, while the monthly reviews arc 100 ency- plopedic, heavy and siale. THX PATH- FINDER just filis the bill without einpty- ing the l""L‘;;‘.,'[;\J(,:.'ixu In it pot (,miy is the important uews skitully and impartially focused down, but u large variety of general matier is included, making it—as 2000,000 devoted readers iostity—ine brightest, most heipful, 2and u:ost euter- taining paper pubiished, regariess of price. Cui out other periedicals, if ne- cessary, but insist on having the Path- finder, whatever is worth while you will find condensed in this paper; there is more real meatin it than in zny dozen other publications put togeiter. Take the OLD RELIABLE and you will = ave the best there is. “When 2 paper keeps growing and growiug for 28 years 25 the Pathfinder has, there must be good reasons for its success; time weeds out the useless, while the fittest survive. What the dietionary is to larguage, the Pathfinder is to current history; it is an index to the world’s progress, essentisi for all up-to-date people. its cost is nothing in proportion to its value—only $1 for 52 issuss. . Single one-year subscriptions accepted at the dollar rate; three year at $2; five- vear at $3; five subscriptions to one or more addresses 60 cents a year, per sub- seription. Combination rates offered by the Pathfinder duplicated. B. R. LARSEN, Christiansted, V. L. Wanted To Buy A ° A Baby Carriage Must be in good condition. Apply at this office. Publicati üblication. l[‘ is hereby brought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date authorized REV. FATHER EDW. J. HOLLAND, C.SS.R., to perform civil-religious functions in the Municipality of St. Croix. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 27 Janu- ary, 1922, B. H. CLARKE, Acting Government Secretary.