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8§ LGOI AN o West End Movi€s Thursday and Friday 28 and 29. Captain of His Soul COMING My Four Years in Germany. FRESH SUPPLY ARRIVED. Pitch Pine. Yellow Pine. Douglas Fir. 6¢c. a Ft. 6c. a Ft. In Stock in All Popular Sizes. Einar Svendsen. for an Ixtraordinary Meeting of the Coloniil Council for St. Croix, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923, at ONEOCLOCK P. M. ¢ e- - Colonial Council Bill No. 2. | 2nd Discussion on Colonial Council | Bill No. 2, Fourth Council, First Ses- | sion, draft of annual budget for the | Municipality of St. Croix for the | fiscal year from July 1, 1923 to June | 30, 1924, intioduced by Governmen}. | 2. (Colonial Council Bill No. 12, Session | 1922-23. i Ist Discussion on Colonial Council ‘ Bill No. 12, draft of an ordinance | introduced by Governm=nt providing , for the assessment, levy and collee- | tion of taxes for the Municipality of | St. Croix. 5 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 1, Fourth | Ceuncil, First Session, 1923-1924. i Introduction of and Ist Discussion | on Colonial Council Bill No. 1, draft | of an ordinance introduced by 2nd | Appointed Member (Noll) amending ‘ Title 111, Chapter 71 of an Ordin- | ance entitled an ordinance providing a compiled Code of General and Spe- cial Laws for St. Croix ete. Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, June 23, 1923. ROBT. W. SKEOCH, Vice Chairman. ® Just Received FROM THE FGRD MOTOR GO, GENERATORS, SELF STARTERS and PARTS, RADIUS RODS, CRANK CASES, CAMSHAFTS, and BEARINGS, HEAD LAMPS, FLOOR BOARDS, HOODS, and many other things teo numerous to mention. CALL AT STAKEEMANN’S STORE, AND BE SUPPLIED. Erik R. Stakemann. Christiansted, St. Croix, 30--5--23 LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENIED JUNE 23, 1923 Mrs. Mary Adreis 50 Company St. Miss A. Crowd, 11 New »t., Mrs. Mary Gabriel, Mr. James A. Gibbs, 8 North St.. Mirriamy Huggins, c¢fo Boston, Mrs. Rebecca Isaae, Water (Gus, Mrs. Euira Jackson, Market Sir., Wa- ter Gut, Mrs. Matilda Johannes, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Rachel Maze, Mr. Renben Maxwell, White O.k Hill, Kiiss Viela M. Moltwon, Themas J. Walwyn., Clarence Whitehead, Mrs. Louisa Williams, efo Miss Ann Mary Audrew, Post Qffice, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands. June 25, 1923. B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster Publicat: übkiication. T is hereby brought to public notice | that the sum of FKranes 299 50, inter~ ast on Former Controller of Customs and Estate Owner in St. Croix PETER CORNELIT'S BIRCH and wife ROSA- LINE ANTOINETTE, born CANTOR'S, Legacy for the poor and needy of St. Croix, will be on hand for distribution on August Ist, 1093, Anpli~ations for participation in this dis .vution, duly certified, shouid be forwarded to the undersigned on or be- fore the 20th day of July 1922, Despatching Seeretary’s Office, Chris- tiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. 15 June, 1923. R. E. BARRETT, Despatching Secretary. DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES Different from ordinary shoes bought by mail, theseareclean lined, graceful, smart styled, finely made dress shoes of the kind you would findin the most up-to-date New York store. ' %ppers are of handsome Ma- hogany (Brown) Calf, Sole 12 iron thickness ‘‘Rock Oak,” the longest wear- ing leather known. In- per Sole Fall Grain. Lining 12-ooz. fine woven Duck. Heels, rubber— These “Wingfoot,”” or shoes with **O'Sullivan’s.” Dr. Peel’s Bizes, 5§ to 11, Arch Preserver Widths, D & E. Shank, $6.50, add plus 35¢ package and &tge' 35'50 35¢. State whlefther youdwsnti 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. e L DS SRR Ve OFe Mo o ... : e U S P.O. Address SR ae T e e Width ... Prise @