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1 Albert E. S.mersille, Lawyer, Christiansted, Queen’s Cross St ived Just Receive AT THE Viking Table Butterin 5 Ib, tin SWISS CHEESE, FERRIS HAM, FAMILY SALT BEEF, CODFISH, PICKLED SALMON, Ground Coffee in 1 Ib. tin. CONDENSED MILK, : EVAP. CREAM, MARIE BISCUITS, ROYAL IL.UNCH, CEYLON TEA in % |lb. packs, INSTANT POSTUM, SALAD OIL. Christiansted, 29 March 1922. M. A. PRETTO. Ll s 00l GS s e 00, ARTS N A Splendid Line; Watches for Chain and Bracelet wear, exquisitely modern. Special: l.adies Wristlet Watches, solid 18 carat gold, from $25.00 to §IOO.OO, invest in a fine solid gold article at the price of the filled goods. F. M. CORNEIRO. 8 Thomas, V. 1. AL’WAY‘S GOOD. ORDER DIRECT R. A. CADE, INC., 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ¥IT R OUILX A VIS THE Constitution is the Fundamental Law of the United St~ ~erica: It is essential to citizenskip that all should study and understand the Consti- tution. It is therefore . _..ccted that, in all schools in the Virgin Islands, both Public and Private, the Constitution be syste- matically taught ir all grades above and including the Seventh Grade. . Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Tlomas, 29 Mareb 1922. ' SUMNER E W. FITTELLE, Governor. [SEAL] Permanent Weekly Schedule for S. S. “Marina” BULL-INSULAR LIN& INC. Leave San Juan P. R. Friday 9 0. M. Arrive St. Thomas Saturday 6 A. M. -Leave St. Thomas Saturday 9 A. M. Arrive Christiansted Saturday 1 F. M. Leave Christiansted Saturday 2 P. M. Arrive Fiederiksted Saturday 4 P M. Leave Frederiksted Sunday 2P. M. Arrive St. Thomas Sunday 7P. M. Leave St. Thommas Sunday Midpight. Intending passengers will kindly pro- cure tickets not Jater than 12 o’clock Sat- urday noon at Christiansted and 4 P. M. Saturday afternoon ot Frederiksted. Bills of Laciag for shipments must also he Jelivered at aforementioned time. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO. INcC. Agents. Frederiksted. Christiansted. NOTICE. TIBLIC notice is hereby given that the P annual examination of applicants for teachers’ licenses wi'l be held on April 8, 10, 11 & 12, 1922. Any citizen of the United States or of :he Virgin Islands, over sixteen years of age, who is known to be a person of good moral characte., is eligible to sit at thcse axaminationrs. Information regarding said examina- tions may be obtained from the Director of Edueation or the Assistant Director of Educacion. DANIEL R. NASE, Director of Education. ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, Asst. Director of Education AUCTIOIN. T the request of—-Lawyer D. H. JACK- A SON on behalf of Mr. SAMUEL BARRY will be offered for sale at 4 public auction to be held at the proper- ty No. 17 Company Street in the Town of Christiansted on the Bta April 1922, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M. SHARP. His stock in trade consisting of General Merchandise, also the fol- lowing articles of furniture : 1 MOHAGONY PRESS, 1 WASHSTAND; CUPBOARDS; SITTING CHAIRS; 1 CENTRE FABLL: 1 WRITING TABLE; Ete., COOKING UTENSILS &CHINA WARE Christiansted Vendue Office, St. Croix, April 1, 1922 C. H. PAYNE. Pee: Fres. 10.00} Say Ten Francs The Properties No. 12 Western Sub urbs S2BOO U. S. C. and No. 22 B King Street SIOOO U. S. C. Belonging to Mr. Edwayd Denton. J. L. JOHANSEN. ST N L e fonb i LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 1, 1922. ° Mrs. Rebecca Gibbons, G. or A. Harrigan, Christian Hendricks, POST OFFICE, Christi nsted Virgin Islands, Avpril 3rd, 1922. B. R. LARSEN, o i Postmaste®. Paul E. Joseph SELLS THE EMANCIPATOR, PORTO RICO PROGRESS, WOMAN’S HOME COMPANION, LADIES HOME JOURNAL, AMERICAN MAGAZINE MENTOR s SUCCESS iy Subsecriptions takesn for these and thou- sands of newspapers and magazines pub- lished in Europe and America. ADDRESS 19 East Street, Christiarsted, V. Islands.