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o D Publication. T is hereby brought to public notice that the Trade-mark shown below which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on May 24, 1921, in the name of Standard Oil Company of New York, a corpora- tion organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, and Trade-mark certificate No. 143,179 is- sued therefor, has this date been re- gistered in the Office of the Govern- ment Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in ac- cordance with the provisions in the regu- lations governing the registration of Patents =and Trade-mavrks in the Virgin Islands, avproved 30 June, 1920. 56 \;——_"7 1 i ‘ & W 4 “aa‘ Rs Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, 3 Decem- ber 1921. C. C. TIMMONS, Government Secretary. THE sewing of the American Red Cross will be re-started (D. V.) at 3 o’clock to-morrow afternoon at th<2 usual place under the Post Office. A large gathering of members are earnestly requested. (Mrs ) S. SMITH, Chairman Work Room. Christiansted, 10th Jan. 1922. OCAL. The S. S. “'Fort St. George’ arrived at Frederiksted this morring from New York via St. Thomas, having 109 packages for Christiansted and 606 for Frederik- sted. CORRECTION. In the proceedings of the Colonial Council, published on 3rd January, 1922, second column, fifth line from the bot- tom, the word ‘‘St, Thomas’’ should be made to read ‘‘Porto Rico.”’ s I C i)l X A VIS Just Arrived From Den- HEYMAN’s BUTTER in % Ib. 1 ib. 2 Ib. tins TU:BORG EXPORT BEER 3 & 171 STOUT in ibottles. EVERS MALT EXTRACT, MATCHES, Beauvais Fruit Syrups & Conserves Jarge assortment, ANTON BERG CONFECT. Nyrop’s Razor’s, Scissuors and Pocket Knives, EAU DE COLOGNE 4711, TOILET ARTICLES, MANICURE SETS ETC. {:ANDBAGS & PURSES. - From France PATE FOIE GRAS TRUFFE, CHAMPIGNON, TRUFFLES, FLEUR D’ORANGE, CHERRIES in Marasquin, SARDINES, : VESTAL OLIVE OIL, SOAPS & PERFUMES, : Camel ano other Brands CIGARETTES, JAMAICA & PORTO RICO CIGARS, PARK & TILFORD CHOCOLATLES, SUCHARD CHOZOLATES, TINTEX in many colours, Asst PALM OLIVE PKEZARATIONS such as SOAP, lalecum Powder, Face Powder, TOILET WATER.VANISHINC CREAM, Colgates Preparation, THERMOS BOTTLES, FOOD JARS, Watermann’s Founta n Pens, EVER SHARP PENCILS Eastinan Kodak Supply. Hans Boje & Jean Petersen. St. Thomas News “The New Year was ushcred in on Sun- day morning by a salute from .he station ship ‘‘Vixen’’, tne blowing of their syrens by the steamers in the harbor, and the ringing of church bells. It was an impressive momen! as everybody united in gladly hailing the dawn of the New Year. St. Thomas Mail Notes, Jan. Brd. : There was a large gathering at the LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED JANUARY 7, 1922, Miss Agnes L. Brookes,- MissEliza Christian, Mrs. ‘i'resia Christian, Mr. Dclly Dovles, Mrs. Marriah Drommund, Miss Gertalin Edwards, Mrs. Rosalin Ed-vards, Miss Maria George, Miss Maria Gordon, Miss Juliana Grant, Miss Christalina Hactor, Miss Sarah Huyghue, Mrs. John Jackson, Miss Sarah James, Miss Verrinenlso Ja nes, Miss Clothilda Jeppe, Miss Consuela Krause, Mr. Adolf Leslie, (2) Mrs. Eugene Martin, Lhas NMernt 2 Mary Ann Mill, Mr. Prince A. Miller, Mrs. Jacob Agnes C. S. Paulus, May Repods, Mr. Joseph Roberts, Cane Bay, c.o. Labor Union, Miss Miriam Roebuck, Miss Silvia Romney, Miss Agatha Simmons, Mr. George Siimmonds, c.o. Mrs. R. Hansen, Miss Victoria Simmonds, Miss Cecilia Thomas, Mrs. Elias Westerband, Mr. Claude O. Williams, Miss Diana Williams, Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Wiiliams, Mrs. Exeria Williams, Mrs. Elsilena Williams, Orange Grove. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, January 8. 1922. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. Wesleyan Cnurcn tast evening whare the opening service of the Week of Prayer was held. A pleasing and beautiful feature of the service was tie uniting of the various choirs. The speakers were Rev. Folens- bee and Mp. Tibbitts, What promises to lend much interest to the meetings is the fact that this year there are several new speakers in whom the community feel some interest, name- ly, Mr. Tibbitts, Chaplain Steiner and Mr. Pfaus. —lbed. : TELEGR 2 MS. ST? CROIX STATION. Londoh, Jan. 3rd. At the annual din- ner in honor of the birthday of Generai Wolfe hero of the plains of Abraham, held last night at Westham, Wolfe’s birthplace, the guest of the evening was the Marquis of Sligo, who claims to be a direct descendant of the officer who car- ried the colours and suprorted Wolfe when he received his fatal wound on