o
D
Publication.
T is hereby brought
to public notice
that
the Trade-mark
shown
below
which
was
registered
in
the
United
States
Patent
Office,
Washington,
D.
C.,
on
May 24,
1921,
in
the
name
of Standard
Oil Company
of
New York,
a
corpora-
tion
organized
and
existing
under
the
laws
of
the
State
of
New
York,
and
Trade-mark
certificate
No.
143,179
is-
sued
therefor,
has
this
date
been
re-
gistered
in
the
Office
of
the
Govern-
ment
Secretary
of
the
Virgin Islands
of the United States
at St. Thomas,
in
ac-
cordance
with the
provisions
in the regu-
lations
governing
the
registration
of
Patents
=and Trade-mavrks
in the
Virgin
Islands,
avproved
30 June,
1920.
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Government
of the
Virgin Islands
of
the United
States,
St. Thomas,
3 Decem-
ber
1921.
C.
C. TIMMONS,
Government
Secretary.
THE sewing of the American
Red
Cross
will be re-started
(D. V.) at 3 o’clock
to-morrow
afternoon
at
th<2 usual
place
under the Post Office.
A
large
gathering
of
members
are
earnestly
requested.
(Mrs ) S. SMITH,
Chairman
Work Room.
Christiansted,
10th Jan.
1922.
OCAL.
The
S.
S.
“'Fort
St.
George’
arrived
at
Frederiksted
this morring from
New
York via St. Thomas,
having 109 packages
for Christiansted
and
606
for
Frederik-
sted.
CORRECTION.
In
the
proceedings
of
the
Colonial
Council, published
on 3rd January,
1922,
second
column,
fifth line
from
the
bot-
tom, the
word ‘‘St, Thomas’’
should
be
made
to read
‘‘Porto Rico.”’
s I C i)l
X
A
VIS
Just Arrived From Den-
HEYMAN’s BUTTER
in
% Ib.
1 ib. 2 Ib.
tins
TU:BORG EXPORT
BEER
3 & 171
STOUT in
ibottles.
EVERS MALT EXTRACT,
MATCHES,
Beauvais
Fruit
Syrups
& Conserves
Jarge
assortment,
ANTON BERG CONFECT.
Nyrop’s
Razor’s,
Scissuors
and
Pocket
Knives,
EAU DE COLOGNE 4711,
TOILET ARTICLES,
MANICURE SETS
ETC.
{:ANDBAGS & PURSES.
-
From
France
PATE FOIE GRAS TRUFFE,
CHAMPIGNON,
TRUFFLES,
FLEUR D’ORANGE,
CHERRIES
in Marasquin,
SARDINES,
:
VESTAL OLIVE OIL,
SOAPS
& PERFUMES,
:
Camel
ano
other
Brands
CIGARETTES,
JAMAICA & PORTO RICO CIGARS,
PARK & TILFORD CHOCOLATLES,
SUCHARD CHOZOLATES,
TINTEX in
many colours,
Asst
PALM OLIVE PKEZARATIONS
such
as
SOAP,
lalecum
Powder,
Face
Powder,
TOILET WATER.VANISHINC CREAM,
Colgates
Preparation,
THERMOS BOTTLES,
FOOD JARS,
Watermann’s
Founta
n Pens,
EVER
SHARP PENCILS
Eastinan
Kodak Supply.
Hans Boje & Jean
Petersen.
St. Thomas News
“The New Year
was
ushcred
in
on Sun-
day morning by a salute from
.he
station
ship
‘‘Vixen’’,
tne
blowing
of
their
syrens
by the
steamers
in
the
harbor,
and the
ringing of church
bells.
It
was
an
impressive
momen!
as
everybody
united
in
gladly hailing the
dawn of the
New
Year.
St.
Thomas
Mail
Notes,
Jan. Brd.
:
There
was
a
large
gathering
at
the
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK
ENDED JANUARY 7,
1922,
Miss Agnes L. Brookes,-
MissEliza Christian,
Mrs.
‘i'resia Christian,
Mr. Dclly Dovles,
Mrs. Marriah Drommund,
Miss Gertalin
Edwards,
Mrs. Rosalin
Ed-vards,
Miss
Maria George,
Miss Maria Gordon,
Miss Juliana
Grant,
Miss Christalina
Hactor,
Miss Sarah
Huyghue,
Mrs. John
Jackson,
Miss Sarah
James,
Miss Verrinenlso
Ja nes,
Miss Clothilda Jeppe,
Miss Consuela
Krause,
Mr. Adolf Leslie,
(2)
Mrs. Eugene
Martin,
Lhas
NMernt 2
Mary Ann
Mill,
Mr. Prince
A. Miller,
Mrs.
Jacob
Agnes
C.
S. Paulus,
May Repods,
Mr.
Joseph
Roberts,
Cane
Bay,
c.o.
Labor Union,
Miss Miriam Roebuck,
Miss Silvia Romney,
Miss Agatha Simmons,
Mr.
George
Siimmonds,
c.o.
Mrs.
R.
Hansen,
Miss Victoria Simmonds,
Miss Cecilia Thomas,
Mrs. Elias
Westerband,
Mr. Claude
O.
Williams,
Miss Diana Williams,
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Wiiliams,
Mrs. Exeria Williams,
Mrs.
Elsilena
Williams, Orange
Grove.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands,
January
8.
1922.
B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.
Wesleyan
Cnurcn
tast
evening
whare
the
opening
service
of
the
Week of Prayer
was held.
A pleasing
and
beautiful feature of
the
service
was tie
uniting of
the
various
choirs.
The speakers
were
Rev.
Folens-
bee and
Mp. Tibbitts,
What promises
to lend much interest
to
the
meetings
is the
fact
that
this year
there
are several
new
speakers
in
whom
the community feel
some
interest,
name-
ly,
Mr.
Tibbitts,
Chaplain
Steiner
and
Mr. Pfaus.
—lbed.
:
TELEGR 2 MS.
ST? CROIX STATION.
Londoh,
Jan.
3rd.
At
the annual
din-
ner
in honor of the birthday
of
Generai
Wolfe
hero
of
the
plains of
Abraham,
held
last
night
at
Westham,
Wolfe’s
birthplace,
the guest
of the
evening
was
the
Marquis of Sligo,
who claims
to be
a
direct descendant
of the officer
who
car-
ried
the
colours
and
suprorted
Wolfe
when
he
received
his
fatal
wound
on