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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE | WEEK ENDING 'MARCH 27, 1920 Mys.Sophia Adams, Mr. Williams Benjamin, Orange Grove, Mr. W. Benjamin, Mr. Bismark, ; Lorentius Coker, Anielazas Cornelius, Queen Cross Str., James Daniel, : Mrs. Christiana Davids, Lillian Edwards, Water Gut, 3 Mrs. Ann E: Ford, (postage due 2 ct.,) Mrs. Olivis Foss, Mrs. Betric Louis Francis, Free Gut, Miss Florance Francis, King Street, Miss Rogier Francis, . Miss Maud isabella Gray. Little Prin- cess [postage due 4cts., Mr. William Grecha, ‘ Miss Maria Hendricks, Mrs. Almena Hewitt, 2San Jan Est. {postage due 4cts.| Miss Alis Hilger, Company St., 31. | Mrs. Loucraasta Ifield, Est. La Valley, | (postage due 2¢.) | Mr. Benjamin Jordan, | Mrs. Sarah John, Prulla Jarves, | Mr. Ormond A. Linton, | Charles Lenard, | Mr. Reuben Maxwell, White Oak Hill, | Mrs. Amelie Milla, | Mr. Nisklos Nurse, (postage due 3¢.) Miss Mary Petersen, Shusters Hill, Mr. Ludvick Reunardis, Miss Ellin Richardson . ‘ Mrs. Rachel Simon, Miss Ann Eliza Samuel, Mrs. E. Station, Mr. James Smith, Water Gut, Mrs. L. Sintsep, Christina Simmonds, | Mrs. Charles Williams, 45 King St. Mrs. O arles Williams, Farm Hill, Mr. Ozia Williams, Water Gut, Miss Emelia W llizms, Farm Hill, | Mr, Thomas Williams, (postage due , 4 cents). United States Post Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, V 1. March 2¢, 1920. B. R. LARSEN, | Postmaster. | Embroiderers Wanted. _m‘ 3 i | e o WRITE to us for particulars for | doing fine embroidery in your | own home. Work is tobe sent di- | rect to you by mail. You to return | the finished work to us by mail. | We pay good prices and remit | promptly. H. C. ROWSE. | Home Needlework Co. | 4910 Washington Park Court, Chicago, ‘ n. U & 4. ! otoo HoL RV : N I PARTEES having claims against the es- rate of the degeased WONALD ALOY- | SIUS PETERSEN. goldsmith, of Frederiksted, and parties indebted to said estate, are hereby requested t» file and settle said clalius and indabtuh:xess within ninety days (90) from date. “laimants for articles of jewelry left with the deceased for vepairs, and now in possession of the estate, are reque:;t_ed to aprear at the Police Office in Frecerik- sted every Tuesday and Friday between the hours of three and five o’clock p. m. to substantiate their claims and reccive ~ said articles. e D. NOi.L- Dealingm.uter. PURS[’AN [ tv Ordinance of August | 19:h 1874 it is hereby made kno /n | that announcementjhas teen mede to me that Captain CHR. MOLLER, NIL- LIAM L. P NTHENY. THOMAS# AM- ~ SAY and ROBERT L. MERWIN have formed g vartnership under rhe firm o! VIR ~ GIN ISLANDS TRANSPORTATION CO, - with demic:le a. Tredoriksted, St. (ciix, and that ROBERT {.. MERWIN is n itled ' as Managing Partner. The Po.ize Office, Frederiksted St. Croix. March 29th. 1920. . JOHN 1, SRR Y. Pi»RSljz\lliT to Ordinance “o»f August 19¢h 1374 it is hereby lade kuown that announcement has been made to me by the Branch of the National sank . of the Danish West Indies. Frederiksied, that Mr. FRANK COULTER Jr. is em- powered .o countersign together with | the Manager on behalf of said Br:nch. The Police Office, Frederiksted, St. Croix, March 29th. 1920. JOHN L. CIURRY. OPTICAL AID. | YOUR prescription filled same day | as recelved, repairs dispatched | by ret»en of mails. | F. M. CORNEIRO, St, Thomas, 1.8 V. [ {SRI&e e E . 5 L - FOR SALE | 3 At Estate La Reine ' ~ Yams, Tannias and Black Rock - Potatoes at 5& 4 cts. respectively. | G. A FLEMING. Call a* Creque’s Store! And be Supplied with the freshest e Stock of Meal, Flour, Rice. Hake Fish, Herrings, Onions. Alewives, Sugar, Soda Crackers, Split Peas, Red Beans. Black Eye Peas, Salmon. Sarcines, Beef Trimmings, Runkel’s Cocoa, Blk. Tea, Coffee, Quak- er Oats, Sazo, Table Butter, Cooking Butter, Lard, American <neese, Octazcn Socp, Blue Mottied Sowp. {Clothes):Pins, Starch ete., GRADED PANAMA HATS fwith Sweat- bands and I'nings, Gents White Suits, |, Shirts, Neckties, Collars, Boots and Shoes, Hoseries, Belts, Hair Brushes, Toothpaste, Toilet Soaps, Facepowder Perfume, Assorted Finger Rings, Lavalier Chains, U. S. Watches. : Alarm Clocks, Pocket Knives, - Tea Sets, Dinrer Wares, Enamel Wares, Bakers ' Bread Tins, Pie Plates, JELLY GLASSES, WATER PITCHERS, STRAINERS, FRY PANS, SIFTERS ETC. Politeness extended to all Cus- tomers. ; Ns& e , Cell at Lreque S, Christiansted, St. Croix. Attenticn te Business- . 7 men Invited Here A special offer you can’t afford to over cok SAVE MONEY FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS. The Daily Garmert News of New York is $3.00 per year. It is a dalv trade paper,read by all Dry Goods men and Re- tail Stores handling any kind of women’s garments, and by all Garment Manufac- turers. It is a publication, not quice a year old, and has never been offered in this territo.y before. ' Every business man in the following lines should subscribe:- Buyers in Dry Goods and Deparimet Stores; MillMen; Blouses and Waists; Wearing Ap- _parel; Shirts; Clothiers; Millinery: Furnishers; Specialty Shops: Manu- facturers; Infants’ Wear, Dress- es, ete. The paper tells all about the style changes, market prices, supply demand, labor conditions, fashions, ete., ete. - Subscription to the Daily Garment News and to any other of the hundreds of newspapers and periodicals published in the United States and Canada will be accepted by : B. R. LARSEN.