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For Sale
Friday and Saturday
the 21st
~,.
and 22nd Inst.
FURNITURE
including
MAHOGANY TABLES.
CHAIRS,
RUGS,
MACHINES,
DINING
ROOM
& KITCHEN
UTEN-
SILS.
.
D%. V. E. HAcMON.
AS
I expectto be
detached
from
thls
station
about
Nov.
Ilst
1921,
all persons
having
claims
against
me willplease present
same
at once,
Dr. V. E. HARMON.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED OCTDBER
15,
1921.
John
Andersen,
C. Benjamin,
Esq.
Mrs. Albertina
Charles,
Free
Gut,
Mrs. Penelopy
Charles,
Mrs. Forde,
Mrs. Rachol Francis,
Hill St ,
Mrs. Emelia Francis,
Mrs. John Charles
Fredericks,
Christelvina Hector,
Miss Rosana
Hunt,
Miss Charlotte James,
Mrs. May Prine
James,
Mr. Joseph
James,
Miss Charlot James,
Mrs. John
Johnson;
18 King St.,
Miss Ann Eliza Jones
Mrs. Maggy Joseph,
Mrs. Charlotte Mallone,
Miss Rhoda
Maynard,
Miss Christephina
Miller,
Miss Annesta
Mingo,
Martha Moore,
Mr. Chas.
A Petersen,
Miss Anoliza Roberts;
KEstate
Altona,
Mrs. Emelia
Shanderson,
Mr. George
Simons,
Mrs. Spinger,
Margaret
Williams,
Mrs.
Zaccheous
Liburd: Bulows
Minde.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin,
Is-
lands, October
17, 1921
B.
RB. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
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For 1922
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FOR SALE AT
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Post Office Notice
OMMENCING Saturday,
Oct. 23, 1921,
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this office will be
ciosed
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 3 p.
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
the
|
necessary
attention
to closing
and
dis-
i
patching
the
mail
which
should
reach
I
Frederiksted
at
a certain
hour,
and
en-
|
tails
considerable
time
to
make
up.
While general
business
will be suspended
,
at
4p.
m..
the public will gain
ene
hour
additional
in which to catech
the outgoing
mail,
and it
is
calculated
that
this
ar-
rangement
should
redound
to
mutual
|
advantage
rfor patrons
and
the
service.
|
As
regards
the
mail from
Frederiksted,
|
it is
so arranged
that this
will be deliver-
'
edby
4
p.m
The
earnest
cooperation
|
of
the public is invited in
observing
the
!
proper
hours.in
which post office
service
'
will
be
given
patrons,
and it
must
be
i
enjoired
that,
while
it is
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 specific
luties, manifestly
operate
|
against
the
efficiency of the
service
and
.
should
be discouraged.
g
United
States
Post
Office,
(‘hristian-
¢+
gled Bt. Umoik,
V. L
§
R.
R. LARSEN,
;
Postmaster.
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THE NEW ST. CROIX
SAVINGS
BANK.
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S there
was
no quorum
at
the
40th
A Annual
General
Meeting of
the New
‘
St. Croix
Savines
Bank
advertised
'
to be
held
on TUESDAY
the
11th. inst.,
'
the
Members
are
hereby
notified
that
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a meeting will be
held
on FRIDAY THE
00l
INSFR.
at
4
eeloek
D
M.
8t
.
the
office
of
the
Institution
at
which
meeting
a statement
of the
transactions
|
for the
fiscal
year
ending
3lst.
Marech
.
last
will be
produced
and
the
election
|
of Trustees
take place.
:
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
12th
Octo-
|
ber
1921.
By Order
T. J. STRIDIRON.
Accountant.
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EGINNING Friday 21’ inst.,
the block
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Bon King Street
between
Market and
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Princes
Streets
will
be
closed
until
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further notice.
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Christiansted,
October
18’ 1921.
i
HEYWOOD
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.
Street Inspector.
NOTICE.
WING to the fact
that
no
avvlications
have
been
rveceived
from
teach2rs
for
the Christianstea
Public
Night School
the
opening
of
this
school
will not
be
effective until
November Ist.,
when
it is
hoped that teachers
will be avaiiable.
:
The Night
School
at Frederiksted
will
open
as
published
on
Monday
evening,
October
17,
1921,
with
two
teachers
in
charge.
ARTHUR E. LINI'BORG,
Asst.
Director of Education
Road this
Important
Paragraph
from
a letter
from the Factory
of the
famous Tires
THE TIKE OF SUPERIOR
QUAEITY
AT A MODERATFE PRICE
“"We pay
our Workmen
in Tires
a
very
high wage.
We keep
the number
of each
Tire
whnich each
man
makes.
Then,
if
there
are
any just complaints,
we refer
to the number
of the Tire, and
the
man
who
has
made
it have
to pay
the
claim.
The
workmen
agree
to
this,
because
they receive
very much
higher pay
than
is
customary
in
other
factories;
and
by
having
to
pay
the
claim
-i:1
there
is
any--is undoubtedly
the
cause
that
they
tuke
special
care
in
the
construction
of
these
tires;
and
to this is due
the
great
record
of the ‘'Viking Tires’’.
i.aCLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto
Rico
A. Erle Summersille
& Go. Inc,
SAN JUAR, F.R.
E-
- Office Notice.
RECUMPTION
OF MONEY ORDER
SERVICE
WITH THE
LEEWARD
ISLANDS
FFECTIYE
at
once
the
exchange
of
money
orders
between
the
United
States
anl
the Leeward
Islands
(em-
bracing
Antigua,
Dominica,
Monserrat,
Nevis,
St. Kitts,
and Tortola).
tempora-
rily suspended
in
May
last,
is
resuwn-
ed by mutnal
agreemert
of the two
coun-
tries,
and
previous
notice
advising
the
suspension
of
money
order
business
be-
tween the
Virgin Islands
of
the United
States
and the Leeward
Islands
Colony is
hereby modified accordingly.
Post Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
October
14, 1921.
R.
R. LARSEN,
Postwmaster.