LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR
THE
WEEK ENDED JAN.
29 1921.
Rebeea
Abbramson,
Marie Andell,
Con-
tentment,
Francisca
Andrew,
Meas
Ba-
chelor, iNeddy
Benjamin,
Hospital
St
Aron
Benjamin,
Angilina
Benson,
Es-
tate
Contentment,
Chas
Bryan,
13
Prince’s
S.r.,
Evelyn
Chaise,
Edward
Christian,
iJosp.
Christopher,
Moria
Christian,
Felix
Christian,
Edward
leri-
sa
Christian,
Ella Clark,
Marie
Con'on
(2).
James
Copeman,
Lady
Crowe, Rich-
ard
Daily, (2)
co
Mr.
James
Foy,
R:
A. Dalton,
George
Navid,
Mason,
Axe-
lina Dembo,
M. Denstress,
Alice Device,
William H.
Derricks,
Wate
r Gut,
Eliza
Debor,
Francis’s
Yard,
Water
Gut,
mar-
ied
gDovis,
Raymond
Doyles,
Henry
Drummond,
Eanes
Kdghill, Gallows Bay,
Antoinette
KEdwards,
Antoineite
Ed-
wards,
Rosalin
Edwards,
Agnes
Kd-
wards,
Rupert
Edwards,
King
St.
No.
30,
Veronica,
Edwards,
King St.
Mary
Elledge, Irene Emanuel,
Georgeana
Fal-
son,
F.
Ferdinand,
Calmanita
Francis
James
Edward
Francis,
Water
Gut East
St
No.
20,
Edward
Francis,
Free
Gut,
East
St.
No. 20.
James
N.
N.
Francis,
James
Edward
Francis,
Cecilia Francis,
Catherine
KFredericks,
Rachel
Furgerson,
Maud
Gilbert
Stra
d
St.,
Elinora
Gor-
don, Albertha
Hansen,
44 Queen Street,
Amander
Hansen,
Hill St.
No.
14,
Sar-
rah
Hansen,
(2)
Allan
Harris,
Marie
Hendricks,
Gracean
Headrickson,
Wa-
ter Gut,
David
Henry,
Charles
A. Hen-
ry,
Beryl
Herbert,
2
Company
Street,
Judith
Hestrick.
Estate
Sion Farm,
Sa-
r2h
Huyghue,
Sarah
Huges,
R.
Isaac,
Water
Gut,
Rebecca
Isaac,
Percival
[saroon,
Mary
Jackson,Joseph
Jackson,
Queen
St.,
R.
Jackson,
Kugena
James,
Aida
James,
Addelade
James,
Walter
James, King Cross St.
No
59, Rosa
Bun-
tin,
Free
Out,
Andrew
James,
John
James,
co,
Catherine
Simmons,
Jere-
miah
James,
Ann
Mary
James,
Farm
Hill,
Francis
James,
Agarthar
Jacobs,
64 B. Hill St.,
M. Jefferson,
Earner
Jen-
sen,
Cor.
King
St.
James
Johannes,
Ann
E. King,
Anilisa King,
Elizabeth
Knight, Elaine Knight.
James
A.
Lau-
rence,
Amelia
Lewis,
Maria
Ludvick,
Moriah Ludwig, No.
12 Western
Suburbs
Elizer
Mac
Bean,
Mary
Mec Intosh,
Jo-
seph
Martin,
Gallows
Bay,
Maria
Ma-
son,
Theresa
Messer,
Magdala
Messer,
Avornce
Moor,
David
Moore,
Peter’s
Rest,
Sophia
Meyers,
Ernest
Pareira,
Sion Farm,
William
Pemberton,
Alfred
Peterson,
Adriana,
Phillips,
Est.
Green
Quay,
co.
Alfred
Thomas,
Kthel
Raw-
lins, Mary Jane R:ed,
Ludvic
Renardis,
(3), Ellen Richardson,
John Riley, Samuel
Roberts, B. Roberts,
Laura Sabra,
Prin-
sends
St.
No.
24,
Charles
Sample
co.
M. Barnes,
Andrew
Samuel
and Family
Ann
Bliza
Sumuel,
Sargan,”
Free,
Gut
James
Smith,
Water
Gut, Louisa,
Ster-
ling Mary- Stevens,
Gracey
Taylor,
Jo-
seph
“Taylor,
E.
V.
Taylor,
Herbert
Therse,
Isabella
Thomas,
Elvina Thomas
2T
P olx
AL
Ann
Eliza
Thomas.
42
King Street,
Si-
dorah
Thomas,
Emelda
Thompson,
Sarah
Tuitt, Nathanie! Tuily Jemine
Williaws,
M. Wi'liams,
Oseilena
Williams,
No.
40
B.
Hill St.,
Michael
Williams
Peter’s
Rest,
Cw=roiina
Williamns,
Charl's
Yas
per,
Rosa
Buntin
2 Free
Gut,
Amanda
Isroon,
James
Jacobs,
Elisesa
Thomas.
Eliza
Thomas,
Alice
Thomas,
Francis
Williams.
:
Post
Office, Christiansted.
Saint Croix,
V. 1 February
1, 1921,
B. R. LARSFEN,
Postmaster.
REIFORT
OF
DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
,
Al
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i
(\
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)
[HE NE¥'
ST.
CRUIX SAViNGe
BANK
On Saturday
the
29th
Jan.
1921
RECEiIVERS:
in Christiansted
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. E. HIGGINS
Trustee.
Balance
of deposits
to
22nd Jan.
1921
$
89,215.47
29 Deposits,
of which
16 in Christiansted
$
402.55
(- new)
13 in Frederiksted
$
151.29
(- new)
3
553.84
$89,769.31
17 withdrawals of which
9 in Christiansted
$
135.50
8 in Frederiksted
$ 319.50
$ 455.00
Balance
of deposits
to date
$ 89,314.31
Raceivers for Saturday
the
5’ Feb.
1921.
in Christiansted
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R.
E.
HIGGINS
Trfi‘stee.
A.E. STAKEMANN.,
President
STOP AND READ!
Meal 6e.
pr. ib.,
White Fiour,
Bec.
pr. ib.,
oOil
Meal 6¢.
pr.
lb., Fresh
Potatoes
2 Ibs. for 9c.,
1 Ib. 5e..
Peter’s
Cocoa Ibh.
tin 18c. and
4 lb.
tin 35c.,
Daisy Cow Brand
Butter
32ec,
pr. Ib.
AT THE
»
DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY
A. C. BOUGH,
Manager.
For Want of Iron?
ivonis Red-Blood Food—Nuxated Irun Helps
Put Roses Into the Cheeks
ofWomen and
Gives Strength
and Energy toMen
If you were
%0 go without eating
until you
become
weak,
thin and
emaciated,
you could
not do a more serious
harm
to yourself
than
when
you et your blood literally starve
for
want of iron—iron that gives
it strength
and
power
to
change
food
into
living
tissue,
muscle
and
brain.
Without plenty
of
iron
in the
blood,
no matter
how much
or
what
you eat,
your food simply passes
through
you
without doing you.any good—you
don't
get
the atrer:-gt,h
out
of it and
instead
of hemg
filled with
youthful strength and
enerry
you
are weak,
nervous and all run-down.
if vou
are
net strong
or well you owe it to vourscif
to make
the
following
test:
See
how
long
you
can
work
or
how
far
you
can
waik
without becoming tired.
Next take two five-
grain tablets
of ordinary Nuxated
Iron three
times
per
day
after
meals
for
two
wecks,
then
test
your strength
again
and
see
how
pruch
you have
gained.
Numbers
of nervous,
run-down
peoplge
who
were
ailing
a!l
the
while have most astonfshingly
increased
their
strength
‘and
endurance
simply
by
tiiing
iron in the
proper
form.
But don’t take
the
old kinds
of iron simply to save
a few
cents.
¥oir
ost
take
iron
in a
form
that
can
be
eas
sorbed
and
assimilated
like
Nux-
ats
if vou want it to do you anv gnod,
other
:<¢ it mav prove
worse
than
useless,
You
-an
procure
Nuxated
Iron
from
voor
drugxist
on
an absolute
guarantee
of
<
=
faction
or your money willbe refunded
Distributors:
Apothecary Hall,
St.
Thomas.
3
xecutive
order No. 19,
THE
concession
granted
Engineer
EINAR
SVENDSEN
16 July,
1915, for the
erecting
and working
of the electrie plant
in the town of
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
is
hereby
revoked
and declared
to be null and
void, the concessionaire
having fail-
ed
to comply
with the
conditions
fixed by,the Government.
Witness
my
Hand
and
the Seal
of
the
Government
of the Vir%’lin
islands
of
the
United
States
this
19th day of January
1921.
J. W. OMAN,
Governor.
Limited
OF
LONDON
GEO. L. MARKOE
Agent for
Frederiksted’s
District
ERIK R. STAKEMANN
Agent for Christiansted’s
District
Policies
are not subject
to
average