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THURSDAY.
22xp
NOVEMBER
1923
TiTH
YEAR
THE
ST. CROIX AV:S
i 3 printed and
pudlishzd
duly (Surdays
and Holidays excepted;
by U. Joransen
at
the Avis Office.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR
THE
WEEK
ENL'ED NOVEMBER
17,
1923,
Mrs. May Beal,
*'St. Peter’s’’. (2)
Mr. Jacob
lenjamin,
Night-Warch,
Mrs. tJonstantia
Christian,
Marie Eisoea
Carrington;
16 Queen St.,
Albert
Danielsen,
Alexander
Daviil,
Mr
Alberth Edwards:
Water
Gut,
Mr. Alfred Edwacd,
Miss
Anna
Francis,
Mr. Oliver Francis:
Gallows
Bav,
Miss Rselia
Franeis:
Gallows
Bay,
Mr. Christopher
George,
Mr. Rudolph
B. Hauser;
Gallows
Day,
Louisa
Harris,
Miss Chiistiphina latchett,
Caristelvina
Hector,
Miss Rebecea
Herary,
Miss
Maude Hendesey,
Harry tlenvy,
Mast
'vr Alvar Holst,
Epar
8.
Joackaodd
B
St
19
Miss Carmel
Jackson,
Mrs.
Mary James,
.
Joseph
Jam=ss,
12 King
[Tross
St.,
Miss
Mariar Jashuzr,
c/8
Miss Crousa,
teb:chor
Jorlan,
Market
St.,
Agatha
Juasha,
Miss Agnes
U, Knight,
M. Lethsom,
Miss Ehiza Merceliie,
¢/o Mrs.
M. Davis,
Mrs
J.
MecGovern,
¢/o
Mrs.
Joseph
Jackson.
Mr. Otto MebDonouzh,
Uc.ait Martin, Hospital
St.,
Hannah
Martin,
Mr. Edward
Michael,
Mr. Herbert
Miller,
Mr, Wilham
Miller,
Mr. Jerrymier Pagson,
18 East
St.
Mrs. Mary Perry,
1 West
Lane,
Theaphilus
Petersen,
I'rances Philipps,
Mrs. Antonetia
Porter,
Mr, Adoiph Pretto,
Miss Venetia Reed,
.
Mr. William Reilly, 61 Queen
St,,
Mr. Walter
Rouse,
Gallows
Bay,
Mr. Charles Samuel,
Mrs. Martin Samuel,
Mr. Leopold
Samue',
Mrs.
Marian Smalls,
Free
Gut,
Cnarles
Thempson,
dr, Nathaniel Tull,
Miss Beth Weleh,
alr.
FFrank
White,
Cane
Bay,
Mr. Cyril Williams,
Mr. Alick Wiliiams.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
November 20,
1923,
B. R.
LARSEN,
Postmaster.
Entered
as
szconl-class
matter
Vay
26th
1917 at the
Post
Ofice at Christian-
sted,
>t.
Crote,
V. L of the
U.
S. 4.
un-
der the Act of March
3.
1879.
Contribution
to this paper
will be qlad-
lq rececved
when the
same
deals
with mat-
te s of general interest,
and is
aceonipa-
nied with the
author’s
nune,
as
¢
Guar-
antee
of good faith
The editor
canr ot be
responsible for the vicws of hiscorrespon-
dents
nor does he necessarilyendorse
them
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22nd
instant.
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Road
holders
arve
"hereby
noti-
fied,
that,
all
boundary-posts
whieh
should
have
been
planted
on
the day
of assigument,
and
which
are
st'il
eon-
spicnously
absent,
mu:t be
planted
with-
in
B 8 days
from
date
of
this
notice,
There
are
siill
a
few,
and
.those
re-
sponsible
are
rewinded
of
section
25 of
the
Read
Ordinance
of 1923,
All
are
siso
requested
to
commence
the
anuual
repaivs,
especially
in the
n.at-
ter of the
diteaes,
which
in
many
places
are caoked
by
mud
and
debris
brought
down
by
the
late
rains.
Holes
in the
road
shoul!
R
immediately
filled, and
the
branches
of
trees
which
hang
low
over
the
ro:sd,
should
be
cut
awav.
Where
culverts
are
choked,
they
should
be immediately eleared,
EDGAR
W, MEYER,
Chairman,
Road
Commission.
St Uoix V. 1 HNov. 2 199
“CONCENTROL”
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THE CONCENTRATED
WOOD
PRE-
SERVER
AND
WHITE ANT DES-
TROYER.
ONCENTROIL has
been
proved
to suc-
cessfully
preserve
wood
from
decay
of
all kinds,
and
is
thorouzhly
suit-
able
for
the
Lropies.
It
1s
a
strong
enemy
of the
White
Ant,
and
being
a
thorough
disinfectant
aird
antiseptic
it
can
be
confidently
recoiwmended
tor
the
treatment
of woodwork
of all kinds
It 1s not
inflammable
and wiil always keep
in excellent
condition.
CO
CENTROL
s
the
finust
Wood
Preserver
on the
Market.
ROB’T.{L.. MERWIN & CO., INc.,
Frederiksted.
Christiansted.