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CONCERNING THE EXEMPTION FROM TAXES OF PROPERTIES USED FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITA BILE AND EDUCATIONAL TFUR- POSES, = 2o } i All properiies used exclusively for ve- | ligious, charitable or educational pur- | pogses are exempt from payment ir taxes. Y The taxes for the vears 1916 to 1919, both included, assessed or collected on such properties as in section 1 mentione d are remitted and, if collected, shall be refunded the respective owners from the funds of the St. Croix Colonial Treasury. Thus duly passed at an extraordinary meeting of the Colonial Council held, Monday, May 3, 1920. . Christiansted, May 7 1920. D.C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The above Ordnance 1s hereby sane- tioned and approved. . Witness my hand and the seal of the Government of the*Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas -the 17th day of May 1920." J. W~ OMAN, Governor. G ¥ ADDITIONALMONEY 0 THE BUDGET FOR THE MUNI- CIPALITY OF SF, CROIX FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1919-1920. To the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix——ltem 1-—the Colenial Coun- ¢il and Municipal (‘ommittee is here- by granted for maintenance the sum of francs five thousand. Thus duly passed at the 6th Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council held Monday A.ril 26, 1920. D.C. CANEGATA, ROBT. . MERWIN, : Secretary. Chaivrman. The above Additional Money Bill is hereby sanctioned and approved. ‘ Witness my hand and the seai of the Government ot the YirginIslands of the | United States at St. "homas the 17th | day of May 1920. 1 J. W. OMAN, | Governor. f FOR SALE. —— | My Potted Flowers. Call at residence No. 53 King’s ) Street. , MRS. HUGHENS. | < ' T Fo A i i tealty U 0 o o AN Advertisement. = | BU)S are requested for the followinyg supplics which are needed in the | administration of Richmond Insane | and Teper Asylum for the month of | June 1920. Delivery is to ne® made by ol the merchant. , , Bids %hould he addressed to ®nspector, | Richmond Insane Asylum. l All supplies to be of best guality. ‘ i“lour 70 Ibs.. Cornmeal 500 lbs.; Rice | 400 lbs.. Oa's 360 lbs., Sago 100 ihe. ; | Beef 460 lbs., Pork 180 lks., Fish (salt) | 994 Ibs Peas 200 Ibs., Potatoes 200 ibs.. | Lard 100 lbs., Cooking butter 100 e, Table butter 100 lbs., Onions 50 ibs., Tea 15 lbs.. Matches 2 gross, Soap 6 cases. | All bids should be received by May 26th, 1920. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. ot oS A., May 2ist 1920. H. 7. HANSEN, Inspector Richmond Insane & Leper Asylwm. NOTICE. EMBERS of the FOOD COMMIS- M SION OF ST. CROIX are politely requested 10 attend a meeting to be held at the same place as last, on Friday the 28th instant at 2 o’clock p. m. sharp. Business:- 1. To adjust the prices on the follow- ing goods. viz: Wresh Fish. Milk. Live Stock 9 1y determine what quantity of sugar the Sugar lactories will be required to hold for sale f v local consumption. Manufacturers and dealers interested in any of the above listed articles will be given an audience at the said meefing if so desired. Gint Cwaiz. ¥ L U b, May 25th 1920. THOS. RAMSAY. Acting Chatrman. For Sale Or Rent. The property No. 3 & 4 Hill ste. and 64 Kast Str. For particulars apply to the own- & EMILY QUIN. 11th May 1920. Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall has received a fresh supnly ; OF ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Maillard’s and Greenfier’s 3 & 1 Ib. boxcs VANILLA CHOCOLEATES 1 & 4 Ib. cakes. MARIE & LUNCH BISCUITS UNEEDA, UVEEDA LUNCH. ZU-LU & FIG NEWTON BISCUITS, TEPLEYS TEA. PTO RICO (OFK- FEE, BAKER’S COCOA, EXTRA FINE MACARONI small packs, SWEET & BITTER ALMONLDS, Raspberry and Strawberry. Syrun in 1 bottles CALIFORNIA FEARS, VEGETABLE SOUP, SALMON, . Aladoin & Tiutex Dyes, CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, HIND’S HONEY & ALMOND CREAM. keeps the skin fresh and beautiful. ‘ CAMEL CIGARFRTTES, the favorite smoke. . GRAPE JUICE, CIDER VINEGAK VINEGAR-ESSENE Writing Paper and Envelopes, Nuxated-iron. ete. jean Petersen, Frederiksted. ey = \ G ?'i‘ o N 3 f/ ] Opti ’ ptical Service YOUR_ prescription ‘filled, and special ground lenses promptly duplicated through the mails. ' Consult our refractionist, moder- ate charge for-consultation. - F. M. CORNEIRQO. St. Thotas, U. 8. V. 1 AL.L kinds of artificial floral de- signs for funerals and weddings; such as wreaths and bouquets, can be had on short notice from C. A. GENROW, Floral Artist, who lives upstairs of the old Armstrong phace in Queen’s Street. i