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Postal Information New Mail Service THE following information concerning a newv mai! service hetween Porto Rico and the Virgin Jslands is furnishe for the advice and guidance of the pub- ic: Contract awarded April 7, 1921, under advertisement of March 7, 1921, to the Antilles Trading Company, for the term from April 18, 1921. to June 30, 1924, at rate of SIO,OOO per annum, for carrying the mails between San Juan, . R. and Frederiksted, St. Croix, by St. Thomas, on the following schedule which is sub- ject to charge. if it does not meet the requirements of the service, or whenever conditions might warrant: Leave San Juan, P. R. Thursdays at 6.00 p. m., or on receipt of mai! from the United States, but not later thaa 6.00 p. m. Friday Ar.ive St. Thomas V. L. in 24 hours. Leave St. Thomas, V. I. Fridavs at 3.00 p. m Arrive Frederiksted, St. Cruix Saiur- days by 6.00 a. m. Leave Frederiksted, St. Croix Satur- days at 6.00 p. m. | Arrive St. Thomas, V. I. Sundays by 6.00 a. m. Leave St. Thomas, V. I. Sundays at 6.00 p. m. Arrive San Juan, P. R. Mondays by 12.00 noon. Leave San Juan, P. R. Mondays at 6.00 p. m. Arrive St. Thomas, Tuesdays by 6.00 p. m. Leave St. Thomas, V. I. Tuesdays at 6.00 p. m. Arvrrive San Juan, P. R, by 12.00 noon on Wednesdays. The mid-week connection with St Thomas will be made to Christiansted oln the following schedule, via the ‘*Cre- ole’’ : Leave Christiansted Tuesday at 6.00 a. m. Arrive St Thomas Tuesday by 6.00 p. m. Leave St. Thomas Wednesday at 6.00 a. m. or on receipt of mail from Porto Rico but not later than Thursday at 6 00 a. 1. & . ‘Arrive Christiansted in 12 hours. This service prcvides twice a week connection wvith St. Thomas, Porto Rico and the United States via P. R., and mails will be closed for the three places every Monday at 4.30 p. m., and Satur- day at 3p. m. As the closing of the mails is governed by the schedule of sail- ings which is for the time being tenta- tive, these hours may be changed, but due notice of any such change will be published. United States Post Office, Christian- sted; V. 1. April 18, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. R ‘v oy ‘ i \ ‘,". .\ l’ Ny » . NCRTEERN Assurance Company Limited OF LONDODN GEO. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s District ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christuansted’s District Policies dre not subject to average [ooA oe S PNtSle Lo OV ‘u@:®¢€:m¢4¢@g¢d@‘o; (0 EESOEX ENE (AR XA TP I ¥/ Y 7 Quality Wins Its Reward 3 s;é*‘z HE tremendous demand for Sonoras is %g, ‘ g,)‘ Timpressive evidence of the public’s high -7 A regard for this phonograph, and *proves ‘tgs (@ chat quality tells! : W! f?g In a musical instrument particularly you (|l :{*‘) should have the best—anything else brings (‘%? i!! regrets when it’s too late to change. : %\“ tg“{i + The Sonora is the choice of those who ljii ;{{«) wish the very finest tone and design, and (r) 1 who desire tosecure important and exclusive ‘,)? }"Z constructional fgatures of the utmost value. re/) NG : G ;F.) Choose from 31 wonderful period and (g %{' upright styles.“ Prices $75 to SIBOO ‘,a? | c;) (4 ! N F. CHRISTENSEN. i}/ ;2 BETHLEHEM. DISTRIBUTORS. ‘(:sl[ 4 < N & ,' Enjoy the pride of possessing '%31 S.. ; L 9 i? The Highest Class Talking Machine I;;q N in the World 5 } g THE INSTRUMENT OF oum.mr ‘é‘g‘ ¢ ONOTH & l,’c‘? CLEAR AS A BELL g‘é‘ f ‘ : : 380 LG o -3 N RTS : : @)h@j) (s as ‘«»e~ SN O)] <’ i A=A NN GR T One Victrola with Records, IN PERFECT CONDITION. Apply to ERIK R. STAKEMANN. FREE. LEAVING for New York will al- most give away 6 new linen mosquito nets for beds. YATES. High School, Frederiksted. !