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Publicat üblication. HE District Court of the Virgin Is- lands of the United States, will hold the September Term of Court, which 8 one of the regular terms of the said Distriet Court, at the following times and places, to wit: For the Sub-Judicial Distriet of Chris- tiansted. At Christiansted, Thursday September 15, at 10 o’clock A. M , sitting at Government House. For the Sub-Judie®ial District of Fred- eriksted. At Frederiksted Mond2y Sep- tember 19, at 10 o’clock A. M., sitting at the Fort. At which times and places all interest- ed persons are notified to be present. Done at Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir- gin Islands, this 24th day of Aagust 1921. 4. FF. HENRY~ Clerk of the District Court. NOTICE. UE to the failure of the ‘‘Labor Union’’ to detail any help whatso- evergto attend to the much suffer- ing stock on the estates we hereby give notice, that no one will be permitted to pick feed for their own animals on any of our properties unless the laborers on each estate give the necessary assistance to attend to and to gather feed for the estate stock. This notice is effective from Septem- ber 2nd 1921. WEST INDIANSUGAR FACTORY. ESTATE LA GRANGE. ST. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY. ® | ° : Notice To Creditors. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUISA JOSETA HENRY, DE- CEASED. OTICE is hereby given that the under- N sign has been appointed administra- tor of the Estate of LOUISA JOSE- TA HENRY. All persons having claim against the said estate are hereby notified to file same with necessary voucher, with the u.dersign administrator within six (6) months from the date hereof at Chris- tiansted St. Croix. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I. U. 8, A. this Ist day of Aug. 1921. : SAMUEL RICHARDS. 2L ROt X AN W THE FAST SAILING SLNOP €€ ? MIZPAH will be leaving here for St. Thomas on the 3rd September 1921 at 11 o’clock P. M. with the Boys of the Dreadnought No. 1 Football Club of this island to play against the St. Thomas Red Stars Football Club on September sth known as LABOR DAY. Persons desirous of taking a trip across to our sister island are liable to do so, as there will be great celebra- tions over there on said day, also you will have the pleasure of seeing your home Boys in their contest. Book your names early at Ritzberg’s Case as there will be only a limited amount. REUBEN J. BRUN, See, D N0.1&2F. B Cs. 18 selling out constantly at lowest possible prices, here is a few sam- ple prices Octagon Soap pr. cake Te. English Blue Soap pr. bar 28c. babbitts Extract se. Gold Dust large pkg. 45¢, . ** gl Te. | 1 Ib. Corn Starch 15c¢. Prunes fresh 2he. 1 Dried Apples 22¢. “* Cherries 45c. ** . Aprieots « #doe. Raisins seeded 35¢. Strawberries 40c. Premier Salad Dressing 20 & 45c¢. Campbell’s Soups ' 15c. - Premium Blend Coffre 3bc¢. | Crisco 30¢ ~ Loaf Sugar. Gran. Sugar. Raw Sugar, Crystal Sugar,;and Sugar Sand for decorating. Above prices good for this week only, Aug. 29--21. Theee Story Building Apply FABIO. “ompany St. Be Redeemed Promptly. HE C. 0. D. service between the Uni- T ted States and this office is growing steadily, and uring the past six months has increased st least 60%. This is good business, and it is appre- ciated. However, recent experience in- dicates that there is developing consid- erable laxity in the redemptiou of C. 0. D. parcels, due no doubt to the fact that patrons of this service have gain- ed the understanding that they have 30 days in which to claim such mail, and that it will be returned to sender gat the expiration of 30 days without any obli gation or expense attaching to the ad- dressee. To import goods, have the send- ers prepay postage and C. O. D. fee, and eventually fail to redeem such importations, necessitating the coliection of return-postage from senders, and im- posing needless labor on the postal ser- vice in hand!ing and re-bandling of such matter, is opviously to take an undue ad- vantage of the privileges offered by the C. O. D. service, and it iz desired to bring this sitnation strongly to the no- tice of those concerned that the unde- sirable practice may be corrected imme- diately. At the same time all patrons of the C. O. D. service are advised that only in cases where senders do not restrict delivery to a fewer rumber of days will C. O. D. parceils be held 30 days at office of delivery. When send- ers fix a certain time-limit, not less than 3 ncr more thanp 30 days, C. O. D. mat- ter will be treated accordingly. It is not understood why nierchandise would be imported if not warted, o1 before it is needed and can be re ecmed, and it is sincerely hoped that delinquents who have received first and second noiices of the arrival of C. O. D. parcels will appreciate the desirability of removing them promptly. Post Office, Christiansted, V.I Au- gust 17,. 1921, B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. CONTRACTOR, PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, FIRST CLASS AUTOO PAINTER e G Drawings and Artpaintling monograms in a thousand styles. Painting on silk and other materials. -== [Estimates free --- only materials from first class Makers used. o Patronage solicited. Christiansted St. Croix V [. of U.S.A