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£Y, Vv /< = : - ML‘ {-—" /‘( /\m i/N /‘/\i & \/‘/\/ | ’\//\ i\\,_ /\\:'L\\i\ 't'.x” ,shl\\;' &v%' L ANOLX ML _%, / @ \\_/ _/ Q’ \ . .'/ o . 75tH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V.I.U. S. A., FRIDAY, 5tH DECEMBER 1919. perty acquired fo* $150,000.1t has a front of 45 feet and a depth of 181 feet. Inasmuch as the present office facil- ties of the Bull*steamship lines in the Whitehall Building. 17 Battery Place, are inadequate to accommodate ull of the office force, it is@nticipated that certain departments will be transferred to ine new office building, part of which will be ready for occupancy by the owner with- in the next few. weeks. However, the freight booking depart.aents and execu- tive offices will remain in the Whitehall Buildirg for some time, The newly acquired building is about thirty yeras old and is now occupied by offices, stores and ligat manufacturies. It is not known whether Mr. Bullplans to modernize the new building and outfit it for the sole use cf his steamship company or whether he wili oecupy only part of it. At the present time, ships, flying the P { o~ -A’ e g % v ) == 8 . A@"{= 8 “p RS N ‘S J="" 9% B_A P_/ ”[/ L7 ,_ ’ /// m . » /gesbacldourorponilealt TN 77 7, 00 i 3 4"///7/,7/” T N ' AN 3 v/ \,\\\ 7 ; {st = . - \ | < 't Let Your Blood 3 158 Pon’t Let Your 8100 Starve ALY >) N R , For Want of Iron ~ ~— Sexated IFon—Msaster Strength Builder of the BlooA= it B “% Supp Hes the Iron Deficiency and Helps Give gy -2 : . Benewed Vim and Energy to Weak, - ; Nervous, Bun-down Men and VVomen Thousinds of men and women are impairing their constitutions, laying them- selves open teo illness and litcrally losing their grip on health simply because their blood is thinning out and possibly storving for want of iron. llron deficiency paralyzes healthy, energetic action, pulls down the w. ole organism and weakens the entire system. A pale face, & nervous irritable dicposition, 2 lack of strength arid endurance and the inability to cope with the sirong vijorous folks in the race of life—these are the sort of warning signals ti.at Nature ¢ ves when the blood is getting thin, pals, watery and literally starviny for want of iron. If you ate not sure of your condition, go to your doctor and have him take your blood cdunt and see- where you stand or else make the following test yourseliz See how long you can work or how far you can walk without bocoming tired; next take two five-grain tablcts of Nuxated Iron three times per (2y al.er meals for two weeks. Them test your strength again and see how much you have gained. By enriching the blood and creating new red blood cells, Nuxat~d Iron strength- ens the nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues and helps to instill renewed energy snd power into the whole system. _ Unlikethe olderinorganic iron procacts Nuxnted Iren Is easi'y rocimilatcd, dora potinjure the Seeth, make them black, mor upsch Lue st acd Tie r:aaufacturcrs guarastes sueco<o i B.d entircly sati face oy vesuita to every purchaser or they willrefund your money. Jl§isdipeused by all goed druggista 8 y .' e ,-.‘ . -. D .',“‘v H : hi) R - TEh R f e 1y _! 5 b, 4 ” s ST 2il D - SAGLEE. A ?f'-..‘-‘.‘ 2 ; The P: hind Str d-blooded kThe Power Behind Strong iicd-blooge N . ¢ ey § g AT d s ccessful ivlen and Wonien of Today: DRABULSAUIEIE RN L R TR TR B b GRS AT N R TID RETe DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL, - ST THOMAS. { Bull flag, are sailing in five regular ser- | vices—to Porto Rico, West Africa, Con- | stantinople, Black Sea ports, and in the | vhosphate trade between Florida and . ports on the Atlantic. The company oper- l ates a great number of ships for the | United States Shipping Board, and has . one of the largest tonnages of any Ameri- . can cotapany. - Porto Rico Progress, 14th . November. Gheap For Gash, ONE Young and Co. Make Phonograph witn Silent Motor and Muffler attach- ed, can play any record, including Pathe . Edison by adjusting reproducer. i For further information apply at this Office. , THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. NIR[S---50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. ntered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christiin- wted, St, Croiz, V. L ofthe U. S. A., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nizd with the author’s ma ag, as & qulr- antee of good faith. The editor cannot He responsihle for the views of his correspon dents nor does he necesslrily endorse them. BULL-INSULAR LINE PLANS EXPRESS SERVICE Looking for rast Ships to put in its Proposed Pas-enger Service Between : New York and Island WAN"S FOKMER GERMAN SHIPS Also it is Reporied thot the Helen and Cornelia may be Converred for Pussenger use: The Bull-Insular Line is planning to estahlish an express pacsenger service between New York and San Juan ac- cording to ihe latest information avail able regardiug their pians for establish- ing a passenger servic2 between the mainland and the island. How soon this service may be esta- blish :d is said to depend altogether on the slce2ss of the company in obtaining ® chips of the rejuired type and speed. Several former German ships are being consiaered by the company in cddition t 5 the Prinz Joacn'm, itis said Anothei recent report regarding the new activities of this eompany was that the steamers Helen anl Cornelia were to be convertad into pass:nger carrying ships. No confirmation of “this report could be obtained from the local offices of the company, Miguel Such. manager, say- ing that he knew the company proposed to establish a passenger service as- soon as possible, but that he had not been ad- vised that “he Helen and Cornelia were te b 2 remodeled. : A. H. Bull & Company New York a- gents of the Bull-Insular Line, last month purchased a.new office building in New York City at 34-40 on West stre=t, and 60-62was om Washington stree:. i'he pro- No. {?@