Publicats
upiication.
HE
ll)is«.‘n‘ct_
Court
of the
Virgin
15!37"-“-:‘
!37"-“-:‘ of
the
U=nited
States,
wiil hold
the September
lerm
of Court,
which
's
one
of the
regular
ferms
ol
tae
said
Distri~t Court,
at the following times and
places,
to wit:
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_For
the
Sub-Judicial
District
of Chris-
tiansted.
At
Christiansted,
Thursday
St‘p‘t@mb?'
15. at
10 o’elock A.
M
, sitiing
at (;xuvernment
House.
For
the Sub-Judicial
Distriet
of
Fred-
eriksted
At Frederiksied
Mond
v Sep-
tember
19,
at
10 o’clock
A. M.,
sitring
at the Fort.
At which
times
and
places
all interest-
cd'persons
are
notified
to be present.
Done
at
Christianstad,
St. Croix,
Vir-
¢in Islands,
this 24th day ors August
1921,
3, B IHENRY,
‘
Clerk of the District Court.
AMERICANMOTORSCAOONER
“MYSTERY”
(U. S. Contract
Mail Packet)
Captain
Noble
will arrive
at Frederiksted
on
Saturdays
and
will
'
tiie
same
day
far
waa
Jaan,
.
R..
via st.
Thomas.
[ntending
passengers
will please
app"
for passage
ticke
s
not later
than
4 p
on the previous
day.
RAMSAY
COOGAN & CO.,
IN
Agents.
NORTHERN
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GEO L. MARKOL
Agent for
Frederiksted®
District
FRIK R. STAKEVIANN
Agenl
for
Christiansted’s
Ihstrict
Folicies
are not subject
to
average,
[hree Story Puilding
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THE FAST SAILING SLOOP
“MIZPAH”
will
be leavinu
hete
for
St.
Thomas
on
the
3rd
September
1921
at
11
o’clock
P
M. with the Boys
of the Dreadnought
No.
1
Football
Club
of
this island
to
play
against
the
St.
Thomas
Red
Stars
Football
Club
on
September
sth known
as
LABUR DAY,
Persons
desirous
of
taking
a
rip
across
to
our sister
island
are
liable
to
do so,
as
there
will
be
great
celebra-
tions
over
there
on
said
day,
also
you
will
have
the
pleasure
of
seeing
your
home
Boys
in their
contest.
Book
vour
names
early
at
Ritzberg’s
~afe
as
there
will
be
only
a
limited
amonnt
REUBEN
J. BRUN,
See.
D. No.l & 2F.
B. Cs.
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se
s
s
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AN
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A Disease
of ths vlcarted—Prace
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tical acivice
on what to do.
Many a man
1: broken down and dis-
couraged
witte it having
any
actual
disease
in his
¢
zans
and tissues,—he
'
1 lost his ¢vi,
fetls weak
and
ner-
i
and
evuryihing
loois
dark.,
He
su?'erirlx\g
fros
the
preat
American
iisease—Neuru
aeniaornervestarva-
tion, due to ¢vii-work, worry,
contin-
v:2! hnrry and
terver
s strain,
The
Tonoor
10
rentinues
the miore
coctaind
¢
7
i
'
i
¢!i.
~ase of his orgnns,
his nes
¥
i
i
Sucha man should
iive
a0
the
simp e
:
|
¢«
2t plenty of cocked
fruit and
greemn
vegein
st
i
slsep nine
hours
at
night
ifhe can,
antour
ia
{he afternoon
and
feed
hiz siarving
el
os
i
!
- eak, thin blood,
with a
good
nerve
and
i
|
7ood,
like Nuxated
Tron.
Nuxatcad
ioa
‘
tlins
a product
brought
to
the
sttoution
0
|
the French
Academy
of Meiiciue by
the
ceie
|
brated Doctor Robin,
wwhich
represenis
i pn
i
cipal chemical
constituenitof
o 0 Lving
nes
{
force;
italso contains
wnnin: arean
or
b
the
iron
in ycur blood
and
irlk:
.
a
|
spinach. lentils and atles.
}
Nuxated
Iron may
therefore
be
saic
!
;
i
real
nerve and blead
fosid
since
it supplics
e
!
principal ingredients
demanded
by vour nerves
i
and
blood to give vou strength.
enersy,
force
|
¢ endurance.
It oiten
increases
the buiiiy
mental vigor of weak. wornout. downheari-
i
-1 nervous
folks in two weeks
time. Your
{
<lll bo refunded
by the manufacturersif
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(o iventiefaptary roenlts
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Distributors:
Apothecary
Hall,
|
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St
Thomas.
L
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s B
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One Ford Touring Truck,
For
terms apply
to
|
C.
S. MAYHEW,
,
No. 3 Comvany
Str.
Christiansted,
22nd July.
n
I
il
$i
Collect
On Delivery Mail Should
Be Redeemed
Prompily.
SYHE C. O.
D
service
between
the Uni-
T
red
States
and
this
office
is
growing
steadily,
and
uring
the
past
siX
months
has
increased
st
least
60%.
This
is
good
business,
and
1t
is
appre-
ciated.,
However,
recent
experience
in
dicates
that
there
is
developing
consid-
erablc
laxity
in the redempuon-of
C.
O.
D.
parcels,
due
no
doubt
to
the
fact
-+ ~qtronsof
rnis
service
have
gain-
ed
the
understanding
that
Ihey
nave
30 days in which
to
claim
such
mail, and
that
it will be returned
so
sender
(at
(he
expiration of
80 days
without
any
obli
pation
or
expense
aitaching
to
the
ad
dressee.
To import goods,
have
the
sena-
ers
prepay
postage
and
(.
O.
D
fee,
and
eventually . fail
to
redeem
such
importations,
neccssitating
the
coliection
of return-postage
from
senders,
and
i
posing
needless
labor
on
the
postil
ser-
vice in band
ing
and
re-handling
of such
maiter,
is obviousiy
io take
an undue
ad
vantage
of the privilcges
offered
by
the
C. O
1.
serviece,
and
it
18
deslted
to
bringthis sitnation
strongly
to
the
no
tice of
those
concerned
that
the
unde-
sirable practice
may
be
corrected
imme
diately.
At
the same
time
all
patron:
of the
C.
O.
D.
service
are advised
(hal
only
in
cases
where
senders
do
not
restrict
delivery
(o
a
fewer
.umber
ol
days
will C.
O.
D.
parcels
be
held
30
days
at
office
of
delivery.
Wuen.
send-
ers fix a certain
time-limi:,
no:
less
than
3 nor
more
‘than 30
days,
(..
8.
D.
mat
ter
will
be!
treaied
aceordingly.
If
is
not
understood
why
inerchandise
wouid
be
imported if
not warted,
01
beiore
it
is
needed
and
can
he
re
eemed,
and
it
is
cincerely
hoped
that
delinquents
who
have
received
first
and
secornd
notlices
of the artival
of
€
0.
D.
bparceis
will
appreciate
the
desirability
of
removing
them promptly.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
V.l
Au-
gust:2%,
1921,
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
CONTRACTOR,
PAINTER
AND
PAPER HANGER,
FIRST
CLASS
AUTO PAINTER
-meem-
SIGNS
———-
Jrawings
and Aripainiing
monograms
in a
thousand
styles.
Painting
on
silk and
other materials.
--- Estimates
free
---
only
materials
from
first
class
Makers
used.
.
Puatronage
solicited.
Chrisfiansted
St. Croix V.
1. of U.S.A.