St. Croix Avis, 1923-07-18, page 4
(Continued from Ist page.) garded as the weak point, when he asked ! what was likely to happen in the almost | inevitable event of France refusing to ; assent to the proposed reply to Germany. | He referred to rumours during the last | day or two of the move amendabl> dispo- | sition of the Poincare Government, and | asked whether there was any foundation | for the rumours. The Prime Minister | statement evidently was desizned to re- | frain from any language which might ‘ needlessiy alarm or offend the French. | Viscount Grey in the House of Lords, ' also emphasiz>d in the strongest lan- | guage the exp:diency of preserving the | Aanglo-['rench Kntente. i Publicati udlication. I' 1s hereby brought to pullie notice lth;n the Trade-mark shown below which was registered in the United oStates Patent Otfice, Washington, D. C., on October 23, 1923 in the name of Gillette Safety Ruazor Co., of ;Boston, Massachusetts;, a corporation organ- ized and existing under the laws cf the State of Maine, and Trade- mark certificate No. …
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(Continued from Ist page.) garded as the weak point, when he asked ! what was likely to happen in the almost | inevitable event of France refusing to ; assent to the proposed reply to Germany. | He referred to rumours during the last | day or two of the move amendabl> dispo- | sition of the Poincare Government, and | asked whether there was any foundation | for the rumours. The Prime Minister | statement evidently was desizned to re- | frain from any language which might ‘ needlessiy alarm or offend the French. | Viscount Grey in the House of Lords, ' also emphasiz>d in the strongest lan- | guage the exp:diency of preserving the | Aanglo-['rench Kntente. i Publicati udlication. I' 1s hereby brought to pullie notice lth;n the Trade-mark shown below which was registered in the United oStates Patent Otfice, Washington, D. C., on October 23, 1923 in the name of Gillette Safety Ruazor Co., of ;Boston, Massachusetts;, a corporation organ- ized and existing under the laws cf the State of Maine, and Trade- mark certificate No. 56,921 issued there- for, has this date been registered in the Oflice ol the Government Secreta- ry of the Virgin llslands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in the regulations govern- ing the registration of Patents 2and Trade-marks in the Virgin Islands, ap- proved 30 June, 1920 /‘ 4,/ Ab, Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, 19 June, 1923. J. 4. GAFFNEY. Government Secretary b 3 ! @ @ Publication. lT is hereby brought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized the Reverend G, a. GRIFFITHS to perform civil- religious functions in the Municipal- ity of Saint Croix. GGovernment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, 5 July, 1923. . J. J, GAFFNEY, Goveraument Secretary. =7T OORUI> & ¢ = blo @ Publication. T is "ereby brougit to public notice that the Trade mark shown below which was registered in the United 3tatesgPatent Office, Washington, D. C, on August 24, 1920 in the name of Giilette Safety Razor Company of Eosten, Massa- chusetts, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the Siate of Dela- ware and Vrade-mark certificate No. 134,317 issued theiefor, has this date been regis- tered 11 the Office of the Government Seecretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in the regulations ;:m'ezlng' the registration of Patents and *rade-marks in the Virgin (slands, avprovél 30 Jufle, l'J.?‘). Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. I bomas, 19 June, 1923. J. J. GAFFNEY, Government Seeretary. { % ® - FOR RENT 1 The Properiy No. 539 Hill . Streei, Christiansted, furnished | with bath, ete. also - The Prope..y No. 4 Hospital | Street, Christiansted. For further . particulars please apply at this office. | Christiansted 2nd July 1923, L il i o e s e LIST OF UUNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE \ WEEK ENL'ED JULY 14, 1923 | Mrs. Wilhelmina Clatke; Water Gut, ‘ Elennora Clendinen; 30 King Si., ‘; Mr. E. Hansen (leaz>r Hansen), { Miss Cavmen Jackson, . | Miss Cathrine Jackson, ! Mr. Alfredo James, Mrs. Albertha Lewis; Est. Mt, Pe'lier—- f Darly Hill, i Charlotte Perersaen; 11 Hill St., g Mrs. Emmeline Roran; Prince’s St. { Post QOffice, Christiansted, Virgin Is- ! lands, July 16, 1923. i 3. 8. LARSEN, Pustinaster, FORRENT. THE upper storey of the Bank- building in Frederiksted for- merly occupied by the Danish ¢ lub. Apply to WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY. NOTICE. DURING my absence from tho Ig- land Lawyer A. E. STAKE- MANN and Mr. JOHN ALBERT FLEMINC of Estate La Reine hold my power of Attorney. St. Croix 12 July 1923, GEv. F. LATIMER. THE fine dwelling house No. 53 King Street, Christiansted, from July Ist, 1923. For further parti- culars, apply to CAPTA:N A, J. BILACKWOOD, Listate Annally. FrederikstedV. I. St. Croix, ? Notl | otice. | ALL.hunting‘ including hunting | with dogs and carrying of fire- . arms on the estates belonging to | The West Indian Sugar Factory is | strictly prohibited except by those who have a written permit issued -by the Directors, ~ Violaters will be dealt with ac- ~ cording to law. St. Croix, July 2nd, 1923. WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY ,/r\\/—\ '/”&.\, CFPLICAL AID. send your order, broken lens or prescription through the mail. % F. M. CORNEIRO, ot. Thomas, V., i,