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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
t'eb-
ruary
21,
1922
in
the name
of
Stand-
ard Oi} Company
of
New York,
N. Y.,
a
corporation
organized
and
existing
under
the
laws
-of
the
State
of
New
York
and
Trade-mark
certificate
No.
152,277
issued
therefcr,
has
this
date
been registerad
in the Office
of the
Gov-
ernmenl
Secretary
of the Virgin Islands
of the United States
at St. Thomas,
in ac-
cor_dance
with the provisions in the regu-
lations
governing
the
registration
ot
Patents
and Trade-mavrks
in the
Virgin
Islandg
anproved
30 June,
1920.
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Government
of the
Virgin
Islands
of
the United
States,
St. Thomas
26
April,
1922.
J. J. GAFFNEY,
{rovernment Secretary.
NOTICE
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ANY trespassing
on
Mt. Welcome
and
Acers
Garden
willbe pun-
ished according
to law.
M. SVITZER.
Lt. Princess,
30th April 1922,
NOTICE.
URING the cutting and
carting
of my
canes
at the Kstate
"ORANGE GROVE”’
if any
one
is
seen
taking
plant-tops
or long-tops
away
from
the land rented
by me they will be
dealt
with according
to Law.
:
The men cutting and carting
my
canas
are allowed
totake
feed
for their horses
only—not to give to anyone
else
without
my permission.
This notice
serves
as long
as
my canes
are
being
cut
on
the
above-named
es-
tate.
:
W.
S. ABRAMSON
28th April 1922,
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Publization.
8T
is
herebyv
brought
to
puklic
notice
g that
the
Arade-mark
shown
bkeluw
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il
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s
Gy
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WIHICE
Was
reviste
2
kH o
oVhe
Wiskiou
States
Patent
Othce,
Washington,
D. C.,
on'‘March
7,
1922
m
tive
name
of
Stand-
ard
Ol
Company
of
New
Yuork N,
¥,
3
corporation
oggaaidct
abiu
GXlsag
under
the
lava
of
the
State
of
Now
York,
and
Tszade
mark
eertiizate
No.
153008 issued”
horefor,
has
this date
been
registered
i
offize
of
the
Govern-
ment
Seerbty
yof the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United
Srateg
at <t
‘thomas,
in
aeg-
cordance
with the
provisions
in tie regu-
lations
governing
the
vepisivanon
of
Patents
and
I'rade-marks
in
the
Virgin
Is'als,
aporoved
83 Juune,
1820,
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of
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Virgin
Iclands
of
the-United
5128 4.
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25
3
,
1922,
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4. GAFFNEY,
Governinent
Secretary.
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given
unless
wiring
has
been
inspected
by the
Public
Works
Department.
2.
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an empioyee
of
the
Christiansced
Electric
Power
Plant
is
allowed
to
make
any
con~ection
or
at-
tachment
either
temvorary
or permanert
for the purpose
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NEED IT, IN SO
MANY
INSTANCES WHEN YOU ARE RUM D@WN,
NERVOUS
OR
HAVE HAD TO
ENDURE
GREAT STRAINOR WORRY OF AMY KiIND.
:
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which puts
tone,
encrgy, strength
and endurance
into you.
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It gives
a push
to your heart,
making
it
pump
the blood
over
your
body
more
vigorousiys it makes
your lungs
expand
more
fully and
thereby
take
up
n.ore
strength-giving
oxygen
from the air you
breathe:
it makes
your kidneys
work
better
and
carry off the poisons
which
would otherwise
accumulate
in the body s
it makes
your digestive apparatus
perform
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and
give
your blood
the material
it needs for feeding and sustaining yourboay:
it
makes
your brain act more
vigorovsly and
<n-
ables you to think more accurately
end
for lone
periods’ without
fatigue,
thus
brinzire
vt
greater
success
in whatever
business,
oo
s ioa
¢r undertaking
yeou are engased.
When
von are ruadown.
nervens.
half sick,
c¢own-hearled
and
about ready
to
give
up.ox-
verience
of many
vears has
showu
that ene
of
thie best
remedées
to pull ¥ou
out of this bad
predicament
is good
old orranic
iron.
But
be
' sure
the iron you take
is orsanie
iron, the kind
that
is found
in plants.
and
noi metailic iren
which people usually tuke.
¢y anicironmay
be
hiand
from
vour druggist
upder
the
nsunie
of
Nuxated
Iron.
It often
incteases
the
ctyensth,
cnergy
and
endurance
of weak
nerious,
tin:d
out folks in two-weeks
tinie
Dow.ave
of sub-
stitutes.
Always look for the weord “Nuxated”
on cvery package
and the jfetters
ol i+ every
whlet,
Sold by ali drugsists.
Distributors:
Apothecary Hall,
.
.
St.
Thomas.