NOTICE.
For Sale
at Estate
Slob
FURNITURE
including
MAHOGANY TABLES & PRESSES,
GLASS WARE & CHINA,
also
.
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
OIL STOVE ET".
ONE PHAETON
in good ordergvith pole & double
harness.
Fuyniture
can
be
seen
frum
today.
Apply to
»
GEO.
H. BRAND.
Q there
was
no quorum
at
the
40th
Annaal General
Meeting of the New
dt. Croix
Savings
Bank
advertised
to be held
on TUESDAY
the 11th. inst.,
the
Members
are
hereby
notified
that
a meeting
will be
held
on FRIDAY THE
91ST.
INST..,
at
4
o’clock
p.
m.,
at
the office of
the
Institution
at
which
meeting
a statement
of the
transactions
for the
fiscal
year
ending
31st.
March
last
will be
produced
and
the
election
of Trustees
take place
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
12th
Octo-
ber
1921.
.
By
Order
T 3} STRIDIRON,
Accountant.
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ORDER OF
THE DAY
for the 3rd Ordinary Meeting of the
Colonial Council for St. Croix, MON-
DAY, OCTOBER
17, 1921,
at ONE
OQCIOCK
P
M.
1.
Colenial Council
Bill No. 9.
Introduection
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No. 9.
Ad-
ditional
Moaey
Bill granting
Fres.
15,000.00
for
the
purpose
of
con-
structing
reinforced
concrete
gallery
in
the
rear
of
Christiansted
Poblic
School Building, and remodeling
and
making repairs
to inside of building.
Introduced
by Government.
2.
Colonial Counci!
Bill No.
10.
_
[ntroduction
of
and
discussion
on
resolution
intro‘uced
by
Ist,
2nd
and
3rd
Members
for Christiansted
Town, Ist Member
for Christiansted
Country
District
and
Ist
and
sth
Appointed
Members
concerning
the
serious
economic
situation
confront-
ing sthis
island
at
present
and
the
selection
of
a
special
commission
to
investigate
and endeavor
to mediate
the present
agricultural
dispute
be-
S 9 xRN
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tween employer and employee.
Colonial
Council
Office,
St.
Croix, Oc
tober
10, 1921.
A.J.
BLACKWOOD,
Senior Chairman.
Y
1
>
Special Notice
R. THEODORE
NIELSEN,
D. C.
of
the New York State
College of Chori
apratic will give an
open
air lecture
on
the
Public
Whart
on SUNDAY AFTER-
NOON
Oct.
16’ at
3.30
P.
M.
(weather
permitting).
Subject:
Hypocrites
in the
Churches. -
\f possible
there
will
be
a*Brass
Band
in attendance,
Bring your Sankeys
with
you,
ed
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Post Office Notice
OMMENCING Saturday,
Oct. 23, 1921,
this office will be
closed
on Saturdays
at
4 p.
m., and the
hour
for
closing
the
mail for
Saint
Thomas,
Porto
Rico
and
the United States
will
be
extended
to 4 p.
m., instead
of 3p.
m.
as at
pres
ent.
This
change
is
occasioned
by
the
fact
that
owing
to
the
continuous
de:
mand
for service
at
the post
office
win
dows
on
Saturdays
until sp.
m.,
it
is
practically
impossible
to
divert
th2
necessary
attention
to closing
and
dis-
patching
the
mail
which
should
reach
Frederiksted
at
a
certain
hour,
and
en-
tails
considerable
time
to
make
up.
While general
business
will be suspended
at
4 p.
m..
the public will gain one
hour
additional
in which
to catch
the outgoing
mail,
and it
is
catculated
that
this
ar-
rangement
should
redound
to
mutual
advantage
ror patrons
and
the
service.
As
regards
the
mail
{rom
Frederiksted,
it is
so arranged
that
this
will be deliver-
ed by
4
p.
m.
The
earnest
cooperation
of
the public is invited in
observing
the
proper
hours
in
which
post office
service
will
be
given
pacrons,
and it
must
be
enjoined
that,
while itis
sincerely
de-
sired
to extend
the
maximum
facilities
an
accommodation
to all
patrons
at all
times,
demands
for
service
when
the
office is necessarily
closed for the
taking
up of spegific
luties,
manifestly
operate
against
the
efficiency of the
service
and
should be discouraged.
United
States
Post
Office,
Christian-
sted
St. Croix,
V. L
R. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
Just Received
PER S. S. VINTON COUITY
FERRIS
HAM,
»
FAMILY BEEF,
o
:
MESS PORK.
Christiansted
12th Oct.
1921.
M. A. PREITO.
cannot hope ever to become
strong
and
well
again
unless
they have plenty of good,rich,
red
blood
of the
kind that
organic
iron—
Nuxated
Iron—helps make.
Nuxated
Iron is
like the iron in your blood and like theironin
spinach,
lentils and
applcs,
while metallic
iron is iron just as it comes
fror: the action of
strong acids
on
iron filin<:
.axated
Iron
does not injure the teeth
nor
v- 't the
stom-
X
ach; it is an
entirely differeni
thing from
or-
dinary reetallic
iren.
It quickiy helps
make
rich, red blood, revitalize wornout, exhausted
nierves and give you new stren-th and
energy.
Over
4.009,000
people
annually
ate
using it.
At
a!'
lruggists.
Beware
of
substitutes.
The goiaine
has N. 1. stamped
on
overy tablet.
Always insist on having the g
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TorBed Blood
$¢-
-7
Lndurance|
Distributors:
Apothecary
Hall,
St.
Thomas.
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OF
DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
AT
.
]
@
n
[HE NEW
ST.
GROIX SAVINGS
BANK
On Saturday _the Bth Oci.
1921
RECEIVERS-
In Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
iln Frederiksted
R.
E.
HIGGINS
Trostee.
Balance
of deposits
to Ist Oct..
1921
:
_
$
85,294.71
27 Deposits,
of which
14 in Christiansted
$
395.86
(1 new)
13 in Frederiksted
$
86.45
(- new)
$482.31
-
o
$85,777.02
28 withdrawals
of which
20 in Christiansted
$
574.65
Bin Frederiksted
$
64.50
$
639.15
Balance
of deposits
to date
$ 85,137.87
Receivers
for Saturday
the 15’ Oect. 1921
in Christiansted
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
A.E. STAKEMANN.
Fresident.
They
can be
had from
ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC.
.
Christiansted
and Frederiksted.