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For Sale at Estate Whim WORKING MULES, OXEN, MANURE and PUANT (TOPS. Will exchange oxen for cows or heifers. s And Ghildren’ Men’s And Children’s AT JOHN ALEX A (DER., Suitable Christinas Gifis for Father ard Boy. Four in hand colored silk Ties adapta- ble for Men and Joys. - . Four in hand Silk Black Ties in all ltand74idths. \4( and Children washabhle Ties. en’® Union and Linen English Hand- kerchiefs. Scarf Pins, Cigarette Cases, Watch Silk Fobs, Children underwear to fit Boys up to 8 years of age. Men’s Leather durable Belts, Tie Clips, Riney and Wateh and Jewelry Cases, velvet lined, suitable to place in gifts. Strap Books, Bill Folders, Flashlights, Men’s Linen and Soft Collars, Original Palm Beach Cloth. Tweeds and Cream Serge and lots of other articles too numer- ous to mention. Coming! Coming! a large assortment of Girls and Ladies ready to wear Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, latest styles of the French capital made by one of France’s best millinery houses. Dupuis & Fils, de Paris. JOHN ALEXNADER. EDITORIAL. We are glad to publish the following letier which was sent to Mr. Ashley L. Totten by the Dennison Manufacturing Co. and by him referred to us. The lady Mrs. Wilson is on her way to Porto Rice, for the purpose of teaching native girls the art of making novelties by crepe paper it is advised. s T UL X AV 10 REMEMBER THE DATE! TUESDAY, December 13, Christmas Bazaar Under the auspices of , . . The Young Women's Mission of the Lutheran Church at the Par:onage King St. - Hours 4to 9.30 P. ™ (_akes, ice cream, car'?iies»Christ- mas Cards and gifts,will be on sale. The Dennison Manufacturing “o. is sending her there, and Mr. Totten com- municated with her in the hope of a p_ spective visit to our islands se that our girls may also be benefitt ANe are zlad also to learn that (ne McLean brothers of St. Thomas are specialists in this line of art and that one of them is employed by this eompany. Correspondence November 18, 1921 Mr. Ashley L. Totten, 374 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, New York. Dear Bir: Your letter to Mrs. Wilson, with re. ..rence to her going to the Virgin 18,ands has been referred to us for a reply. We appreciate your interest and there is no doubt but Mrs. Wilson could create a great deal of interest in our products in the Virgin Islands if we could spare her, but her work has to e planred a long way ahead and we have so many places which need her services that it does not look as though it were possible to serd her down there for a long time to come. Yours very truly, DENNISON MANUFACTURING CoO. JOHN P. WILLS, Director of Export. Football. A football match will be played on the Parade Ground, on Sunday afternoon the 13th. inst. between the ATHLETIC and the NATIVE STARS, both clubs of this town. The game promises to be very interess- ing, so let us hope that-the weather will be fair, that all lovers of the game may be able to attend this healthy sport. Kick off at 4.15 o’clock, precisely. Com. .OCAL. | S. £S. Marina is expected to arrive at | Chnj iansted on Saturday afternoon and - wililroceed that evening for San Juan P. ¥ via Frederiksted accepting freight ayl passengers. L @ 2 | @ CORRECTION. |"W e : In yesterday’s issue, local item relative ; to the Industrial Biass Band is corrected; * ~ toread as follows : v | “Owin to the inclemency of the wea- ' ther, the Industrial Brass Band wa ' obliged to postpone its concert promis=d ' last night, but will deliver it this eve ;)g, weather permitting.”’ | Last night a grand wedding took che x Friedensborg n.oravian Churchgrhen Miss Lilian Curicita Lindquist, I%e at Frederiksted Municipal Hospit#l, aund . Rev. H. H. Henry, Pastor of said Church . were joined in Holy Wedlock. Pastors ' Pederson, Bartels and Allen officiated, ~ the latter performed the ceremony. ! To the happy couple we extend our | congratulations and best wishes. West . End News, Dec. Bth. The Avis begs to add its congratuls- ' tions and best wishes for a long and . happy union. St. Thomas News \N OLDL%;;:'“' "7 TO RETURN TO | ey, THOMAS | L % Many of the inhabitants of St. Thomas | may remember the meetings held by Mr. | Tibbitts of New York a number of years | ago. For thirty years until the beginning . of the World War, Mr. Tibbitts was asso- | ciated with the supervision and _field | work of the Young Men’s Christian As- | sociation ’ He is now and has been for twenty [ years, the Director of the National Camp - and [Jealth League and is also the direc- . tor and founder of the Gosple Volunteers | of the World. | Mr. Tibbitts is planning a return visit | to St. Thomas and is expected to sail | from New York on the s. s. “Guiana’’ | on December 14th, in company with Mrs. I Tibbitts, his father, son, and secretary They propose to make their winter head | quarters in St. Tkomas and while her . will be active int work of the Gospe \ Volunteers of the world, the aim of which - | is to empbasize the Gospel fundamentals and personal evangelism.