St. Croix Avis, 1920-03-01, page 4
for the sth Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Cotncil for St Croix, MONDAY, March 1. 1920, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 23. Resolution authorizing the Governor to increase amounts bndgetted for the current fiscal year by a percen- tage not to exceed that by which the rates »f exchance for the current fis- cal year exceed the normal rate. In- troduced by Government. 2. Colonial Council Bili No. 24. Resolution authorizing the Governor to sell the parcel of land and build- ing known as East Hill School, si.ua- ted in East End Quarter A, in the is land of St. Croix. 8. ‘olonmial Couneil Bill No 24. . i)l:ai"{ of An Ordinance introduced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Co n- try District (Stakeman) respeciing the ap cointment of employees of the Municipality of St. Croix. 4 Coionial Counei! Bill No. 26. Draft of an Urdinance introluced by Ist. Meinber for Christiansted Coun- try Distriet \Stakemann) concerning the remission and refunding of cer- tain taxes assessed or collected on properties usel tH.: religious pur- poses. 5. Colonial Council Bill No. 27. …
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for the sth Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Cotncil for St Croix, MONDAY, March 1. 1920, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 23. Resolution authorizing the Governor to increase amounts bndgetted for the current fiscal year by a percen- tage not to exceed that by which the rates »f exchance for the current fis- cal year exceed the normal rate. In- troduced by Government. 2. Colonial Council Bili No. 24. Resolution authorizing the Governor to sell the parcel of land and build- ing known as East Hill School, si.ua- ted in East End Quarter A, in the is land of St. Croix. 8. ‘olonmial Couneil Bill No 24. . i)l:ai"{ of An Ordinance introduced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Co n- try District (Stakeman) respeciing the ap cointment of employees of the Municipality of St. Croix. 4 Coionial Counei! Bill No. 26. Draft of an Urdinance introluced by Ist. Meinber for Christiansted Coun- try Distriet \Stakemann) concerning the remission and refunding of cer- tain taxes assessed or collected on properties usel tH.: religious pur- poses. 5. Colonial Council Bill No. 27. Interpellati>n to Government, Intro- duced by ist. Member for Christian- sted Country District, (Stakemann) in regard to the re-opening of the Richmond Sore-foot Hospital. Colonial Council Otfice, St. Croix, Feb- ruary 24, 1920. . ROBE, L. M KRWIN, Chavrman. THE REV. MINOT 8. MORGAN of Detroit, Michegan, U S.A., who is now supplying the pulpit of tie Mora- vian Chur:n. Cnristansted, desires (o ascerrain wnere ne boar.ded wnen he pre- viously visited St. Croix about the year 1870. Perhaps some of the older resi- dents may rvemember a distinguished man CoL. £. B. MORGAN, a member of tne United States Congiess. who stayed 91 the same nouse, \ A e _ PTiCAL AID {)i)i thL ° YOUR prescription rilled same day as received, repairs uispatched by return of mais. i‘. A'li. COR:‘\YI‘JII{O. St. Thomas U = V. 1 Sob ke bl X i R e AN examination for Pupil Nurses for the Municipal Hospital, Christian- sted, will bz held on THURSDAY, MARCH 4TH a. c¢. at 2 o’clock p. m. at the Nurses Room. Anplicants must be over sixteen years of age Those who are desirous of appiving will appear at the tim@ and place, when, i satistactory, their applicativns will be held in view of vacancies occurring. R. H. JENKINS, MunicipalPhysician in Charge. Municipal Ho:pital, Christiansted, St. Croix: V. 1. of U. 8. ‘. Fes Zsth 1980, e Embroiderers Wanted, V’VRI.[‘E to us for particalars for doiny fine embroidery in your own home. Work isto be sent di- rect to you by mail. You to return the finished work to us by mail. We pay good prices and remit promptiy. H. C. ROWSE. Home Nezdlework Co. 4910 Washangton Paric Court. Chicago, Hi..-tS 4 ™~ FOR sALE. An Oliver Typewriter No. 9 in perfect condition For terms and further particulars apply to this office. , A "iY between Strand and Prince’s Streets A GOL.D B2OACH. Finder will be rewarded on bringing same at this office. i NORTHERN A : i b ssurance Lompan L oe 2. B M ’h = Limnea OF LONDON (T FT " v o g - 0. 1. MARKOE Aent jor Frederiksted’s Disiract ¢ ke R B : o .01, ARMESTRONG. Ag e fur Christvnsted’s Dastrict P licles ars not subjert ta zverage, : J Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall ' OFFERS the famous AUTO-STROPS-SAFETY RAZOR shaves, strops, cleans without removing blades . HYGEIA-NURSING BOTTLE first made by ‘a physician to save his own child SAL-HEPATICA effervescent saline ALADDIN-DYE-SOAP e¢olors while it »leans MANICURE-SETS FROZO-CLONE-MOSQUITONE Menthol-Colygn» CIN-U-FORM :OZENGES guard agaiust : Influenza : HORLYCK’S MALTED MIIK, MELLIN’S FOOD COMBINATION & MARIE BISCUITS in 1 Ib. tik ' Macaroni, Tetley’s Tea, Pto. Rico Coffee, Fine Table Raisins, Mixed Nuts, Cur- | rants, “itrons SWEET AND BITTER ALMONDS, California’ Pearas. Peachas, Apricots SARDINES, SALMONS, OLIVES,PEAS, WAX BEANS Apole juice, grape juice, Cider Vinegar VINEGALK FSSENCE Angostura Bitters. Beef, lron and W e A Liguid Strengthener of Great Value NUXATED-IRON TABLE'S EASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, DEVEL- OPERS ETC. FOUNTAIN PEN INK COOPER’S FAMOUS CATTLE DIF American & French Peifumery, Lotions, Pow. ers, Soaps CASHUZRE BOUQUET SOAP & POWDER WOODBURY’S FACE POWDER Hird’s Honey and Almond Cream keeps the skin fresh and beautiful SHAVING SOAP, TOOHPASTE ET¢C. Hair Brushes, Shaving Brushes Tocth Brushes . Calox "Tooth Powder SHINOLA HOME SETS * Shoe polish, Stove polish, Brass Polish, Furniture polish PORTO RICAN CIGARS New Supply A VARIETY OF CIGARETTES CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO a fine lot of WRITING PAPER & ENVELOPES In boxes. a new supply of ® ’ King’s Pure-Malt SHAEFER’S & DOELGER’S LAGER-BEER tne favorite drink Jean Petersen, Frederiksted,