A Proclamation
By
the Governor
of the
Virgin
Is-
lands of the United States.
BY
virtue of the authority
vested
m
me
I
do hereby
set
apart
February
12,
1920 and
proclaim
it
a public holiday
within the Virgin
Islands
of the United States
for the
purpose
of observing
LINCOLN’S
Birthday.
J. W. OMAN,
Governor.
Government
House,
St.
Thomas,
V. L., January
31,
1920.
Frederiksted
Apothecary’s
Hall
OFFERS
New Year’s Arrivals
such
a
Assorted
Checolates
and
Bonbons
in
boxes
and by the pound.
'
SKINLESS-FIGS,
once
tasted always
wanted.
Extra Special Table Raisins,
:
in packs.
WALLNUTS
AND BRAZIL NUTS,
SWEET
AND BITTER ALMONDS,
Citron,
C rrants,
Raisins,
DRIED APPLES
by the pound.
STRAWBERRIES,
PEACHES,
PINE-
APPLE
in tins,
UNEEDA BISCUITS.
ZU-ZU BIS-
CUITS,
Combinatior
and Marie Biscuits,
BAKER’S COCOA and VANILLA
“HOCOLATE,
finest
to be had.
HORLYCK’S MALTED MILK,
MELLIN’S FOOD
Golden Fruit Syrup
Raspberry
and Strawberry,
Queen
Olwes Salad
Dressing,
TOMATO CATSUP,
L. & P. SAUCE,
Lobsters,
Tuna ?sh_,
Shrimps,
Cheese
In
tins,
assortment
of
CIGARS,
CIGARETTES
& TOBACCO
as.usual
KING’S PURE
MALT,
NUXATED-IRON,
and
a new supply of
DOELGER’S
famous LAGER BEER
the favorite DRINK.
Joan Petersen,
Frederiksied.
ST,
Rt
EN .
4V L 8
:
THE lusuectiuu
of
tue
genevali
ainnual
repairs
of
the
Public
roads,
with
Bridges,
Culverts,
water
courses,
side
walls,
hand
rails,
etc.
ete.
shall
com-
.
mence
after the 15th February.
All roadholders
are
theretore
request-
ed
to have their respective
allotments
in
good order by that date.
As it has
been
found during the Inspec-
tion last
year that the
trees
and
bushes
alonyg the
roadsides
were
not
trimmed.
and
therefore
are
an
inconvenience
(o
the Public traffic.
‘
It is the Owner of the land,
who is
re-
sponsible for keeping
them,
from
incon-
veniencing the Publie,
or damaging
vehi-
cles
on
the roadway and will be
held for
damage.
:
Boundary posts
must
be plainly marked,
~
on each
allotment
and planted firmly’ in
'
the ground.
When
the Inspection is completed,
and
the roads found
in order,
the
Roads
will
be Realloted, for the next term.
|
(For the Road
Commission)
|
F. LUNNEY.
|
St. Croix, Jan.
30th.
1920.
| A Light and comfortable
DOUBLE
r
SitAT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF
. HORSES
anc.
a double set
of HAR-
|
NESS.
0
|
A. PONTOPPIDAN.
'
Richmond,
Jan.
16th
1920.
Each
cupful of
E
DOYSTIEM
|
AE
<o
’
IR
is so pure, drug free
{
S
i
\
Ql s e
i
end wholesome
that
|
Nno gquestion
arises
as
f
tothe second
or thircl
/|
cupful, or should the
%
children
drink it”
|
There's
a Reason.
Q
~
JOHN
ALEXANDER,
GENERAL AGENT, VIRGIN ISLANDS, U. S. A.
Between
Company, King’s and
Queen’s
Cross
Stieets,
TW&®
GOILLD
SAFRTY
PINS,
one containing
tern smalidiamonds
and
a pearl
set
in the
middle
and
one
with a coral.
s
Finder
wiil
be
suiwable
rewarded
~n
bringing
same
to this office.
Notice To All Importers.
THE
following advice has
been
receiv-
ed from the Raporel Line, New York:
“‘As
all
bills,
eclaims
and
aeccounts
against all stramers
sailing
rom
New
York previously
to January
Ist,
1920,
are
for
accoant
of Raporel
S. S
Line,
Ed.
M.
Raphs:
&
:Co.,
Inec.;
Agents,
it
is
necessary
chat
same
be sent
forward for
settlement
as promyutly
as possible.
You
will please
advise
all
consignees
that
claims
not presented
to you within
(30)
thirty
dave
after
receipl
of
this
letter
will be void.”’
ROR'T.
.
MERWIN & 0.,
Agents Riporel Line
~rederiksted.
THE
Northside road at
Colguhoun
Mt.
-Pleasant
Bridge in “&(ing’s
Quarter
is now open for Public Traf-
fic.
‘
For the Road Commission
F.
'LUNNEY.
St. Croix, 23th Jan.
1920.