&
Delco
-Light
OUR country
home
mayv be
splendidly
Y situated.
The
breeze
playing around
it may
be
most restful
and refreshing.
but
if you
haven’t
electric
light
and
power,
you are
not enjoying
its comforts
to the fullest
extent.
You may
be two,
six or ten
miles
away
from
town,
but
with
DELCO
- LIGHT
installed,” you
can
have
every
conveni-
ence of a city.
Think
what
an advantage
it would
be
to
have
electric lights
throughout
ycur
house
and grounds.
Think
of a hot
cup
of coffee and toast for breakfast
without
the
use of the
kitchen
stove,
or a
well-
cooked
chafing
dish
meal
aftera busy
day in the fields.
DELCO - LIGHT
is
a complete electric
p
f,
easy
to in-
stall
and
easy
to care for
it will furnish
the home with
an
atundance
of
electric
light and power at low cost.
The experiences
<f more
than
135,000
enthusiastic
users
in
all
parts
of
the
world
prove
that
DELCO-LIGHT
soon
pays for itself by
the work it does,
Let
our
electrician,
Mr.
Geo.
W.
Powzil,
klanager
of The
Electric
Power
Pl:nt
at Christiansted,
eall
upon
you and
give
you all the
information
which
ycu
may
need.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN & CO.,
INc.
Agents.
(Christiansted
Frederik
tel.
ALWAYS GOOD.
ORDER DIRECT
H. A CADE, INC..
6
Broadway,
New York. N. Y.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 28,
1922.
Mr. John Charles
Andrew;
Estate
lat-
tan,
Miss Evelyn Angelo; New
Street
No. 4,
Miss Esther Farrell.
Samuel Hector,
(3)
Miss Maud Henry,
Miss Laura James;
(2)
Mr. William Niles,
Mr. Ephraim
E. Petrus,
Miss Sydnian Thomas.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands,
January
28,
1922.
:
B. R. LZRSEN,
Postmaster.
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| Active Middle Age
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May Beat Youth
l
Medical Science
proves
blood rich in iron to be
a secret
of great strength,
energy
and endurance
You may be a better
man at 50 than
the husky stripling of 25 if you
take
care
of yourself and KEEP
YOUR BLOOD FILLED WITH IRON.
In an accoun! of a severe
mountain
climbing test,
a New York newspaper
states
that 20 pencent ¢f those who accomplished
the feat were 44 years and over,
Prize-fighters,
wrestlers
and athlctes
have learned
the valuc of plenty
of plain
coarse
foods in their training
as
such
a diet helps supply
their bicod with iron.
THERE ARE
30,000,000,000,000
RED
BLOOD
COLI_ -7i.l'S IN YOUR
BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
of spinach,
ci.rrots.
i » o annles
ar ether iron-
containing
fruit- .«
vefalles
Lo vour daily
food and
take orz:inic
fron,
like
Nuxated
Iron
with them
for
& wiiic uau
oce vy wuch your
condition improves.
Thousands
of peoplc
have
surprisingly
in-
creased
theirstrength,
energy
and
endurance
in two weelk's time by this simple experiment.
But in making this
test be
sure
that the iron
you take
is organic
iron and not metallic iron
or mineral
iron
which
people
usually
take.
Organic
iron is like the
iron in your blood and
like the
iron in spinach,
lentils
and
apples,
while metallic iron is iron just as it cunes
from
the action of strong
acids
¢
smail
picces
of
iron.
Organic
iron
may
bec
!«
{frem your
druggist under the name
of NUX AVHD "ON,
Yourmoney
willbercfur:led
by the:.
anfac-
turersifyoudonotobtain
poriecliysatisfactory
resuits.
At all druggists
in tahiot
form only.
Nature put plenty of iron in
the
husks
of
grains and
the skin
and
peels
of vegetables
and
fruits to enrich
your blood, but modern
methods
of cookery
throw
all
these
things
away—hence
the alarming
increase
in recent
years in Anaemia—iron starvation of the blood,
withall its attendant
ills. When
you get
up
feeling tired
in the morning; when
you find
yourself nervous,
irritable and
easily
upset;
when
you can
no longer do your day's
work
without being all fagged out at night; when
yourdigestion
all goes wrong, or you have pains
across
the
back and your face
looks pale and
drawn, do not wait until you go all to pieces
and collapse
in a state
of nervous prostration,
or until in your weakened
condition
you
con-
tract
some
serious
disease,
but
consult
your
family physician
and
have
him take
a speci-
men of your blood and make a ‘‘blood count”
of your red blood
corpuscles,
or test the
iron-
power of your blood yourself by adding plenty
TNLB
T
AProciamation.
BY TH* GOVERNOR
OFELHE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF
THE
UNITED
STATES
Y virtue )f the authority ested
in me,
and
in
view
of
the
fact
that
LIN-
COLN’S
BIRTHDAY,.
12
February,
falls
on
Sunday,Ido hereby
set
apart
Monday
13 February,
1922,
and
proclaim
it
a
public
holiday
within
the
Muni-
cipality of St.
Croix, Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
for
the
purpose
of
observing LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY.
SUMNER
E.
W. KITTELLE,
Governor.
Goverhment
House,
St.
Thomas,
26
January,
1922.
FROM this date you can have your
floor varnished
and
waxed by
JAMES HARRIS,
No. 46 Hill Street.
Christiansted
20th.
Jan.
1922.
DISTRIL
TURS:
APO: HdECGAREY HALL ST
THIMAS.
PUST
L
Mo iCE
EGINNING Feoruary
1.,
1922,
in
ac-
cordarce
wiik:
ustmaster
Gonora's
order
No.
6922 amendinz
Secti
11 482,
par.
5, P.
L. & R.,
veecipis
will be taken
for insured
parce!
post
delivered
at
this
office.
Addressces
will
be
notified
of
arrival
of
.this
cjass
of
mall
oa
form
3849
now
us
2
tHr potification
of
zrrival
of
rezistered
mail,
anl will b 2 required
to
conforn
with
th>
ycrovisions
of
the
amended
reguiation.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands
B. R
1 ARSEN,
Postmaster.
For Sale
THl*;‘ Prepertios
No.
12
Western
Suburbs
- $2,800 U.S.C.
and No. 22 B King St.
-
.
-‘J‘SI,tOQ Lot
belonging
to Mr. Ed..ard
Denton.
Apgly to
J. L* JOEARSEN,