St. Croix Avis, 1923-06-16, page 4
NOTICE. lT is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s First Ordinary Meeting which was fixed for Mon- day, June 18th., according to Gov- ernment’s decision has been post- poned to FRIDAY JUNE 22ND 1923, Colonial Jouncil Office, St. Croix, June 14, 1923. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. Book Gifts Are Always Welcome And Appropriata. We hav: just openel up a Splendid Assortment. COME IN AND SEE THEM! The Best and Most Popular of the day by the most famous of modern authors. Books of Rumance, Adventure of Thril- ling Mystery, Stirring tales of the Great West, the Far Northland, the Open Sea, the Great Outdoors. Books that have been made into great plays agd photo- plays. Indeed there are titles to appe to every member of the family—to eve taste and every mood. All the books are handsomely an” .a- bly bound in claoth, printed on e.celleat paper.in clear type and enclosed in at- tractive wrappers. …
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NOTICE. lT is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s First Ordinary Meeting which was fixed for Mon- day, June 18th., according to Gov- ernment’s decision has been post- poned to FRIDAY JUNE 22ND 1923, Colonial Jouncil Office, St. Croix, June 14, 1923. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. Book Gifts Are Always Welcome And Appropriata. We hav: just openel up a Splendid Assortment. COME IN AND SEE THEM! The Best and Most Popular of the day by the most famous of modern authors. Books of Rumance, Adventure of Thril- ling Mystery, Stirring tales of the Great West, the Far Northland, the Open Sea, the Great Outdoors. Books that have been made into great plays agd photo- plays. Indeed there are titles to appe to every member of the family—to eve taste and every mood. All the books are handsomely an” .a- bly bound in claoth, printed on e.celleat paper.in clear type and enclosed in at- tractive wrappers. Below we mention a few of the latest: Comrades of Rolling Ocean $2 00 Bnsh Rancher 1.7 Career 2.00 Under a Thousand Eyes X 200 Many Marriages Ste‘a Dallas Country Club People 2.00 The Step on the Stair 2.00 Black Oxen 2.00 oOld Forever 1.0 The Talkers 1.76 Helen of London 1.90 Ponjola 2,00 Aleatraz a JO Enchanted April 2.00 Mostly Sally 2.00 Fascinating Stranger. 2.00 A Daughter of Adam 15 The Vietim and the Worm 1.75 Jimmy Dale ete. 1.7 The Isle of Retribntion 1.7 The Seven Conundrums 2.00 This Freedom 2.00 The Just Steward 2.00 The Lost Discovery 15 To the luvidence 2.00 The Cathedral 2 00 The Middle of the Road 2.00 The Breaking Point 2.00 f L1 ¥~ Mr. & Mrs. Sen 2.00 ‘ The Red Marshall 2.00 | Cordilia, the Magnificent g | The Shame Dance 200 | Black Buttes ¢ 115 | The Day’s Journey 200 » The Tenth Woman 1.75 ] Ahlas Red Ry 1.75 His Children’s Children 2.00 | West of the Water Tower 2.00 { Anthony John : 2.00 | The Wolfer - 195 | The Survivors 200 Spinster of this Parich 2 60 | The Pointed Tower £.OO The Great Grandmother 2.00 | Barney 2.00 Flaming Youth 2.00 | The Wazon Wheel 1.75 | Captain Biood 2.00 | Below we list some of the Popular | Reprint Fiction Novels selling at 85 cents each: To Have and to Hold by Mary Johnson. | A Bachelor Husband by Ruby M. Avres. | The Masquerader by Kacherine Cecil | Thurston. | Man to Man by Jackson Gregory. | The Rider of the King Log by Holman | Day. | Timothy’s Quest by Kate Douglas Wig- | gin, ! East Lynne by Mrs. Henry Wood. | Winner Take All by Larry Evans. i The Vanishing Point by Coningsby Daw- | son. | Rainbow’s End by Rex Beach. ’4 The Stranger’s Request by Donn Bryne, , The Spler.did Folly by Margaret Pedler. | SQunny Dacrow by Henvy Si. John Cooper. | The Intriguers by Willium Le Queux. ; Wild An‘als at Home by Ernest Thomp- | son Seton. % Resurrection Rock by Edwin Balmer. | The Rainbow lrail by Zane Grey. | Love Stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart, The House of Baltazar by Wilkam J I noke, | Johnnie Kelly by Wiibur S. Boyer. The Leather Pushers by H. C. Witwer, | Torehy as a Pa by sewell IFord. | Wild AnimalsI have Known by Ernest | .. Thompson Seton. | The Rustle of Silk by Coswmo Hamilton. | Rel Pepper Burns by Grace 8. Richmond. i That Aftair at ‘‘The Cedars’” by Lee | Thayer. | The White Shield by Myrtle Reed. . Under two Flags by "Ouida”. f The Yel.ow Horde by Hal G. Evarts. | The Red Signal by Grace Livingston | Hill Lutz. , { Burning Sand by Arthur Weigzall. 9 The Portygee by Joseph C. Lincoln, § The Age of lanocence by Edith Wharton. | The Door of Dread by Arthur Stringer. E The Valley of Content by Blanche Up- : right. | The Heart of Unaga by Ridgwell Cullum. | The Bondby by G.oorge W. Ogd n, Sir Harry by Archibald Marschall The Wilderness Mine by Harold Bindloss. The Ranch at the Wolverine bv B. M. Bower. TheSisters-in Law by Gerirulda Atherton, The Rose Dawn by Stewart Ldward White, The Ragged Edge by Harold Mac Grath, Bella Donna by Robert Hichens, Souls for Sale by Robert Huuh: s, The Yellow Claw by Sax Rohmer, The Moreton Mystery by Elizab:th De- jeans. Red and Black by Grace S. Richmond. . “Drag’’ Harlan by Charles Alden Seltzer, The Orange-Yellow Diamond by J. S. Fleteher. Traiiin by Max Brand. Red Pepper Patients by Grace S. Rick- mond. More Tish by Mary Roberts Rin~hart. The Brimming Cup by Dorothy Caufizld. Dope bv Sax Rohmer. Desert Love by Joan Conguest, The Blue Room bv Cozmo Ha nilion. The Paradise Mystery by J. S. Fietcher. The Keeperof the Door by Hthel M. Doll. The Devil’s Paw by . Paitlips Oppen- heim. The Chinese Label by J. Fians Davis. West Wind Drift by George Bare Me Cutcheon, The Biz Town Round Up by Witiiam Muae Leod Raine,. The Man Who Coavicted Hims2l{ by Da- vid Fox. The Heart of Cherry Me Bain by Douglas Durkin. The Luminous Face by Carolys Wellis, Bloom of Caetus by Robert Amos Bennet, The .")nest of the Sacred Slipper by Sax aobmer, he Green Eves of Bast by Sax Roh ner. The Ivory Trail by Taibot Mundy. The Lady Doe by Caroiine Lockhart. Almond-Blossom by Olive Wadsley. Dead Men’s Money by 4. 5. Fletcher. The Grey Mask by Wadsworch Clamp. Por Min's Rock by Bazirand W, Bin- cluir. Painted M=adow by Splie Kerr. Biaek Bartiemy’s Treasure by Jeflrey Farnol. Thieves’ Wit by Hulbert Footner. Manslaughter by Alice Duer Miller. Alsn Uharlotte Temple Novels, Dreambnoks, Fortuns Tellers, Hoa to Woo and How to Win, The Art of Kissing, T.ove, Unurtship and Marriage, Model Letter Writer, Recitations for Litue People, Two Hundred Old-Time Songs, A'ger Beoks for Doys, Ail 20 cents each. : Ask us toget you ANY bcok ycu want and not in stock. Book Department, A. OVESTN, Frederiksted