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Publicats upiication. HE ll)is«.‘n‘ct_ Court of the Virgin 15!37"-“-:‘ !37"-“-:‘ of the U=nited States, wiil hold the September lerm of Court, which 's one of the regular ferms ol tae said Distri~t Court, at the following times and places, to wit: - _For the Sub-Judicial District of Chris- tiansted. At Christiansted, Thursday St‘p‘t@mb?' 15. at 10 o’elock A. M , sitiing at (;xuvernment House. For the Sub-Judicial Distriet of Fred- eriksted At Frederiksied Mond v Sep- tember 19, at 10 o’clock A. M., sitring at the Fort. At which times and places all interest- cd'persons are notified to be present. Done at Christianstad, St. Croix, Vir- ¢in Islands, this 24th day ors August 1921, 3, B IHENRY, ‘ Clerk of the District Court. AMERICANMOTORSCAOONER “MYSTERY” (U. S. Contract Mail Packet) Captain Noble will arrive at Frederiksted on Saturdays and will ' tiie same day far waa Jaan, . R.. via st. Thomas. [ntending passengers will please app" for passage ticke s not later than 4 p on the previous day. RAMSAY COOGAN & CO., IN Agents. NORTHERN - —.:‘ ' . % ew. 2_ % Assurance Lompat.y imited OF LONDO N NED : 3 [ GEO L. MARKOL Agent for Frederiksted® District FRIK R. STAKEVIANN Agenl for Christiansted’s Ihstrict Folicies are not subject to average, [hree Story Puilding Apply FABIO. “ompanv St. am . g gy AN LoD ol N kN A \ ol N 7 Y p = ~ THE FAST SAILING SLOOP “MIZPAH” will be leavinu hete 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 LABUR DAY, Persons desirous of taking a rip 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 vour names early at Ritzberg’s ~afe as there will be only a limited amonnt REUBEN J. BRUN, See. D. No.l & 2F. B. Cs. e i se s s O CTEITAN AN Woipe il gnad e B gra -7 rnd @@ e . N[RvgE ‘T- ‘: )‘ :““:gg | N Er & ».1:'! -"; A Disease of ths vlcarted—Prace | tical acivice on what to do. Many a man 1: broken down and dis- couraged witte it having any actual disease in his ¢ zans and tissues,—he ' 1 lost his ¢vi, fetls weak and ner- i and evuryihing loois dark., He su?'erirlx\g fros the preat American iisease—Neuru aeniaornervestarva- tion, due to ¢vii-work, worry, contin- v:2! hnrry and terver s strain, The Tonoor 10 rentinues the miore coctaind ¢ 7 i ' i ¢!i. ~ase of his orgnns, his nes ¥ i i Sucha man should iive a0 the simp e : | ¢« 2t plenty of cocked fruit and greemn vegein st i slsep nine hours at night ifhe can, antour ia {he afternoon and feed hiz siarving el os i ! - eak, thin blood, with a good nerve and i | 7ood, like Nuxated Tron. Nuxatcad ioa ‘ tlins a product brought to the sttoution 0 | the French Academy of Meiiciue by the ceie | brated Doctor Robin, wwhich represenis i pn i cipal chemical constituenitof o 0 Lving nes { force; italso contains wnnin: arean or b the iron in ycur blood and irlk: . a | spinach. lentils and atles. } Nuxated Iron may therefore be saic ! ; i real nerve and blead fosid since it supplics e ! principal ingredients demanded by vour nerves i and blood to give vou strength. enersy, force | ¢ endurance. It oiten increases the buiiiy mental vigor of weak. wornout. downheari- i -1 nervous folks in two weeks time. Your { <lll bo refunded by the manufacturersif { _ SR (o iventiefaptary roenlts - Distributors: Apothecary Hall, | ‘ St Thomas. L e s B | One Ford Touring Truck, For terms apply to | C. S. MAYHEW, , No. 3 Comvany Str. Christiansted, 22nd July. n I il $i Collect On Delivery Mail Should Be Redeemed Prompily. SYHE C. O. D service between the Uni- T red States and this office is growing steadily, and uring the past siX months has increased st least 60%. This is good business, and 1t is appre- ciated., However, recent experience in dicates that there is developing consid- erablc laxity in the redempuon-of C. O. D. parcels, due no doubt to the fact -+ ~qtronsof rnis service have gain- ed the understanding that Ihey nave 30 days in which to claim such mail, and that it will be returned so sender (at (he expiration of 80 days without any obli pation or expense aitaching to the ad dressee. To import goods, have the sena- ers prepay postage and (. O. D fee, and eventually . fail to redeem such importations, neccssitating the coliection of return-postage from senders, and i posing needless labor on the postil ser- vice in band ing and re-handling of such maiter, is obviousiy io take an undue ad vantage of the privilcges offered by the C. O 1. serviece, and it 18 deslted to bringthis sitnation strongly to the no tice of those concerned that the unde- sirable practice may be corrected imme diately. At the same time all patron: of the C. O. D. service are advised (hal only in cases where senders do not restrict delivery (o a fewer .umber ol days will C. O. D. parcels be held 30 days at office of delivery. Wuen. send- ers fix a certain time-limi:, no: less than 3 nor more ‘than 30 days, (.. 8. D. mat ter will be! treaied aceordingly. If is not understood why inerchandise wouid be imported if not warted, 01 beiore it is needed and can he re eemed, and it is cincerely hoped that delinquents who have received first and secornd notlices of the artival of € 0. D. bparceis will appreciate the desirability of removing them promptly. Post Office, Christiansted, V.l Au- gust:2%, 1921, B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. CONTRACTOR, PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, FIRST CLASS AUTO PAINTER -meem- SIGNS ———- Jrawings and Aripainiing monograms in a thousand styles. Painting on silk and other materials. --- Estimates free --- only materials from first class Makers used. . Puatronage solicited. Chrisfiansted St. Croix V. 1. of U.S.A.