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- W eye ‘N{ ——— \ N U l ILLO The St. Croix Turf Club | will hold races at MANNING’S BAY RACE COURSE 3n EASTER MONDAY, 17tH AFRIL a. ¢. commencing at 11.30¢ o’clock sharp. GOVERNING COMMITTEE: President: Dr. D. C. CANEGATA Vice-President Mr. WM. BEATTY. Sec. & Treas : Mr. B. G. WULFPF. = : J Stewards: L. GOLDEN; S. HODGE, F. SKOV, R. K. ARMSTRONG, €. RINGBERG, H. MACKAY. ASST. STEWARDS: Messrs. W. PEEBLES, L. TRANBERG, M. R. ARMSTRONG, E. BROWM, J. ROSS. OFFICIALS:— Judge: Mr FOLMER ANDERSEN. 1 Asst. & Time keeper- Mir F. COULTER Sr. Clerk of Scales: MRr. A. D CHABERT. ‘ . Starter: Mr. A. HOFFMANN. L IST. RACE Prize SIOO.- . . Mr. M. K. Armstrong’s *‘Lady Lucille’’ Red & Blue Jacket and Cap, to carry 18451b5. ). Concordia Stables *‘O’Susanna’’ Blu: body White sleeves, Blue & White Cap, to ; carry 1101bs. 2ND. RACE Prize $l5O. : 1.. Mr. S. Hodge’s “O’Girl”> Green & Gold Jacket & Tap, to carry li9lbs 2. Concordia Stables *‘Black Eagle’” Blue body, White sleeves, Blue & white Cap, to carry 125¢1bs. 3. Concordia Stables “‘Some Model’” same Colors, to carry 119 lbs. 3RD. RACE Prize § 60.- : 1. Mr. E. Brown’s ‘'Sparkle’’ Green Jacket, Yellow Cap, to carry s7:lbs. 2. Mr. S. Hodge’s ‘'Firefly’”’ Colors as above, to carry 10241b5. 4TH. RACE Prize § 50. : 1. Mr. Beckles ‘'Forest King’’ Red & White Jacket & Cap, to carry 9141b5. 2. Mr. J. Richards “‘Roamer’’ Rlue Jacket, Black Cap, to carry 104 lbs. STH. RACE Prize $125.- 1. Mr S. Hodge’s **O’Girl”’ Colors as above, to carry 119 lbs. 2. Concordia Stables ‘"Some Model’” Colors as above, to carry 119 lbs. 6TH, RACE Prize § 90. 1. Mr. S. Hodge’s ''O’Girl’”’” (‘olors as above, to earry 119 lbs. 2. Concordia Stables ‘'Fiuffy Ruffles’” Colors as above, to carry 1161bs. 7TH. RACE Prize §75 : 1. Mr. M. K. Armstrong’s *‘Lady Lucille’” Colors as above, to rarry 11441b5. 2. Concordia Stables "‘Fluffy Ruffles”” Colors as above, to carry 116 lbs. BTH RACE LABOURFERS STAKE. Purse S2O. For labourers only. Entries to be made the day of the Races. . Entrance Fee . $2.00. Entrance to the grounds 20c. per head. Field Tickets will be sold at the various gates and must be worn during races. Any person found on the ground without a ticket will be required to purchase one or will be put off by the Police. Entrance to the Grand Stand §l, Children 50c. gnfrance tge the enlc’:lgure $1.50¢. nly members wi allowed to drive their cars or carriages within th g adjacent to the Judgel;{ Stand. T e e pidone No person shall by allowed to cross the course after the bell has been rung, except during the half hours mtermission between the races. : MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. v Signed:- E. G. WULLF, _ ¢ \ Sec. & Treas. : 87 881 X 4 Vio P - A, v Just L pened. 4L e : A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BISCUITS MARIE, LEMON, EXTRA WINE, CHOCOLATE WAF<RS. _ CAMEOQ SANWICHES, ANOLA, LOTUS, NABISCQ, ANIMALS, GEM, UNEEDA, UNEED4A LUNCH, ROYAL LTINCH, PREMIUM SODA CRACKEFERS, WATER CRACKERS, SODA CRACKERS. —ALSOG Lestrade’s Table Butfer i 2and 5 lb. Tins. Christiansted, April 7, 1922, A. R. MCINTOSH. TOCAL. ° Movie patrons are referred jto the big program to be sereened at the Christianstod Theatre tonight, and published in this issue. The Native Brass Band delivered one of its delightful popular eoneerts last night io the entertainment of appreciative listeners. Fine moonlight weather prevailed. The S. S. **Marina™ arrived at this port at 4.00 p. m. on Saturday last, janded passengers and freight and 98 bags, boxes, ete., mail fer Christiansted and sailed for Frederiksted immediately after. The mail is of such volume these days that it is sent ashore in a lighter like a Joad of cargo. It is reqguested mentioned thgt owing to the gquantity of the mai} and ths late receipt of the letter bags it was found impracticable to make a general delivery on Saturday evening as had been promized. BIG OVERLAND ORDERS SINCE PRICE WAS CUT. So great is the demand for ovegand and Willys-Knight ears, following the recent smashing price reduction, that dealers are going to the Toledo Factory and driving away ears rather than wait for railroad deliveries. The pumber of dealers taking delivery at the factory is increasing daily it is reported Yesterday scores of cars left by road for cities and towns within a five hundred mile radius of Toledo The volume of orders, according to Willys-Overland officials, has surpassed all expectations. Every day has shown an inecrease with indications that the driveaways are still far from the peak. One noteworthy feature of the increased busines< is the pumber of large orders .rcm smill towns. ‘