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AUCTION T the request of A. . STAKEMANN. as Administrator of the Estate of JUOHN YOUNG MUDIE, deceased, n_nd previously deceased wite, and of the [istate of JENSINE NEUMAN, dcceasgd, will be offered for sale st public auetion to be held on the Premises No, 4 B. King’s Cross Street in Christiansted on pSATURDAY o the 4th of August 1923 AFrzZOo LR ' 1 Lol 2 : $ Houseaaid and other Parsonal Effecls helonging to the said Estates and con- sisting principally of MAHOSGANY CHAIRS, TABLES, DRESSING TABLE, BELSTEADS, 2lso KITCHEN UTENSILS and a loi of watches and parts ot watches, etc., etc. Chri:tiznsted Vendue Office, St. Croix, July 18th 1923. Fee i'r. 10 ) Say Ten Frines) C.H PAYNE. Vendue Director. = - Quebec Steamship Cec. THE S. S. "PARIMA” is expected to leave New York on Au- gust 2nd and is due at Frederiksted on or about the Yih a~d will be dispateh- ed for Windward Islands, ROB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. INc., A CEres, ’ DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES . Different from ordinary shoes b : bought by mail, theseare clean By lined, graceful, smar styled, 3 finely made dress shoes of the kind you would findin the most up-to-date New York store. ' x{’mwrs are of handsome Ma- bogany (Brown) Calf, Sole 12 iron thickness ‘‘Rock Oak,” the longest wear- A ing leather known. In- s per Sole Fall Grain. Lining 12-oz, fine woven Duck., Heels, rubber— These “Wingfoot,” or shoes with R ST **O'Sullivan’s.” Dr. Peel's Sizes, 54 to 11, Arch Preserver Widths, D & E. Shank, $6.50, s 50 add plus 35¢ package and postage, S’ 35¢. State whether you want Pre- for p'st'ge server. If yousend 35c for postage pay postman $5.50 or $6.50. Write for agent's proposition. The “ONE"’Shoe Co., Brockton, Mass., U.S. A. Nams .. : e P, 0. Address e e o . Tus .. Price feT 4 = AN I tlease wemomast ina Hans Beje and Jean Pelersen ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTMIAN HODAK COMPANY Kodaks Films Supplies Waterman Fountain Pen Company Pens lnk Suppllies American Thermos Bottle Company Botties Fillers ete. EVER SHARE PENCILS for prizee, presents and everyday use. HEYMAN’S DANIsH EUITEZX 5 pound one and iwo pourd Uins, Danish MALt BEER St. Thomas BREWERY BERR. GINGER ALE & GINGER BEER, ‘GRAPE JUICE. PORTO RICO and JAMAICA CIGARS in boxes and packs. Egyptian, American and English .Cigareites. pojuiar brands. Perfumery - Powders Soaps I'reekle Cream Face Creams Dontal Cream ete. ete. Assortment of Canned Goods JAMS, California Fruits, Coundensed Miik, Olive Oil, ete. ete. ASSCRTMENT OF CHOCOLATES in brxes of various sizes. Mar.'ut;urc sets. COMBS.HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES. HOT WATER - BAGS. ICE BAGS, BATHING CAPS, and many other articles, ..~.L. GUARANTEED QUALITY. Chrisliznsied and Yrederif- sied Apoihecary Halls. IN T4E BiSTRIST COURT €F TME VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNIT<D STATES.5 RISHALITED SU3- § DiICAL BISTRIGT, IN THE MAT{TER 0¥ THE ESTATE OF LCUISA FARRELY, DECEASED. OTICE 1s bereby given that the under- signed has been appointed Adminis- tratrix of the eztute of LOUISA FAR- RELY, deceascd. All persoi:s having elaims against the said estate are hereby notified 1o present same o A. E. STAKIKMANN the attor- ney of the undersigned at his ofiice, No. 59 King Street in Christiansted, with the necessary proofs, within 6 inonths from the date of this notice. Persons indebted to decedent will please pay the undersigned. Chiistiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. U. S., this 29:h day of June 1923. ROSE A. F. MEYER. Admiuiscratriz. ? e .e- - 2 Bg e . Publicaliisn. 'IT is hereby made kncwn, that the "l House ard lLend laxes for the year 1922, for town and ccuntry properties, became due cn the Ist May 1523. and will be received at the Braach of the Ne- tional Bank of the Danish West 1. dies in Christiansted for the tewn and country distriet of Christiansted, and :t the Frederiksted Braneh for the town and country distriet of Frederiksted. - At the expiration of the month of Au- gust, the list of o2rrezrs »ill be forward- ed to the Sheriff for furtner measures. Covernment of the Virein Islends of the United States, :St. Croix, July 24, 1923. R & BDARRETYT, Despatching Secr2tary. % @ Notice. USBLIC notice is hereby ¢iven that the PScho«)l Year 1923-24 will kegin Au- gust 13, 1923. See. 18, Chap. XXXV, of the School Law, provides: *“*All children must attend schoo! ““vom the beginnirg of the sehool year “‘nearest their sixth birthday, and “‘they shall continue to attend schocl, “regularly until the close of the sehool “‘year after their fifteenth hirthday.”” All chitdren six years of age, or over, (provided they have not already been dismissed from schoo!), must be present in their respeciive schoo s at B.BC a. m. on the above date. Non-attendance, ex- cept for legitimate cause, is punishable by fines impcsed on parents or guar- dians. Children who will not?have attained the age of six years by August 15, 193, but who will beeome six years of age before Februvary 13. 1924, must zlso Le eniolled on August 13, 1623. No child, except in the case of a new arrival in the istand, wi'! be admi ted to school afier Cctober 1, 1923, unicss he can show fitness to unde "take the work of a elase already estanlished. ARTHUR E. LINDBCRG, Direcior of Educaticn. % i&,s ’ IS g < g@* et - < F. Mo CORNEIRG; JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. St. Thomas, V, |,