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St. Croix Avis, 1922-02-23, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1922-02-23
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1
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™ 1 e a® Fublication. UNDER the authority of Section 227 of the Revenue Act of 1921 a general extension of time has been granted up to ard ineluding May 15, 1922 in which @0 file fiduciary returns, Form 1041, part- nership and personal service corporation returns, Form 1065, and information re- turns covering compensation paid to em- ployees (Forms 1099 and 1096) which may be required to be filed in connection with the fiduciary and partnership and per sonal service corporation returns. This extension has been granted with re- spect to the returns above mentio ed which are required to be filed Tor the calendar year 1921 or for any fiscal ycar ending in 1921. Government of the Virgin Islands o’ the United States, St. Croix, 20 Febru- arr. 1928, C. E. RAPPOLEE, Despatching Secretary. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 18, 1922 Clarence Adams, No. 4F Norre Gade, James Bates, 30 Strand Street, Miss Hosanna Brewster, 54 Hill St , Miss Rosa Gittens, c.o. Mrs. Gittens. Miss Olga Clindinen, Gertrude E. Christian, East Drana Grove, Eric Conrad, 30 Strand St , Miss Marie E. …

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™ 1 e a® Fublication. UNDER the authority of Section 227 of the Revenue Act of 1921 a general extension of time has been granted up to ard ineluding May 15, 1922 in which @0 file fiduciary returns, Form 1041, part- nership and personal service corporation returns, Form 1065, and information re- turns covering compensation paid to em- ployees (Forms 1099 and 1096) which may be required to be filed in connection with the fiduciary and partnership and per sonal service corporation returns. This extension has been granted with re- spect to the returns above mentio ed which are required to be filed Tor the calendar year 1921 or for any fiscal ycar ending in 1921. Government of the Virgin Islands o’ the United States, St. Croix, 20 Febru- arr. 1928, C. E. RAPPOLEE, Despatching Secretary. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 18, 1922 Clarence Adams, No. 4F Norre Gade, James Bates, 30 Strand Street, Miss Hosanna Brewster, 54 Hill St , Miss Rosa Gittens, c.o. Mrs. Gittens. Miss Olga Clindinen, Gertrude E. Christian, East Drana Grove, Eric Conrad, 30 Strand St , Miss Marie E. Christian, Mrs. Tersia Christian, Mr. Arthur Davis, Mr. E. Forbes, Mrs. Adriana Francis, Miss Teresita Gibbons, (2) Mrs. Ella Gordon, Christian Hendrick, 10 Company St., Isiah Henry, Master Bertrand Herbert, Mrs. M. Hodge, 11 Market St, Elsa Hodge, 2 West St., Mr. G. Horson, Jennie Jackson, 5 Queen Cross St., Mrs. Mary James, 13 King St., Miss Rebecca James, Mrs. Mary Johnson; Orange Grove, Mr. Alfred Clifford Joseph, Miss Mary Julian, Nethelinda King, AlricKnight; Spring Gut, c.o. Mrs. L. Bary. Mrs. Auguistania Lewis, Mr. Samuel Lewis, Mr. Sidney J. Littmann, Mrs. Angelina Michal, Carl Richards, (2) Rupert A. Spencer, 10 Princes St., Miss Elizer Thomas, Miss Catherine Williams, Alzxander Whlliams, 6 New St. POST OFFICE Christi- nsted Virgin Islands, February 20, 1922. . B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. Jilaet o ALt : i \ \/7 y o o L A \ \ oo ke K e ——————————————————————————————————————————— - RIF=SRE: 4 ACed BRI A ' Pe® . REY 7 WS p 1% WM 00l o NERVV oA ATN t < &3:“ - ¢ a :up".; ? 3 :Ja A Disease of ihe Down Hearted—Prac- tical advice on what to do. Many a man ic br. “¢n down and dis- couraged withou! Luving any actual disease in_’nis; <"l',' 3 i l‘issueS,_-he has lost his gri;. ! we <k and ner- vous and every" dark. He is su??erirff fren: © Amerizan disease—Neuras i vestarva- tion, due to over-iv.ri, wofry, co:ntin- ual hurry and nervous strain. “The longer this continues the more certain!y wiil it end in real Jiscase of his organs, his nerves or his min«i. » Such a man shouid live on the simple {2ods. eat plenty of cooked fruit and green vegetables. sleep nine hours at night ifhie can, an hour in the afternoon and feed his starving nerve: and veak, thin blood, with a good nerve and Hicod food, like Nuxated Iron. Ngxated Iron con- tains a Zmdu('t brought to the attenticrn of the French Academy of Medicine by thg cole brated Doctor Robhin. which representsthe Irin- cipal chemical constituentof active livingncrve force: it also contains genuine organic iron 'ike the iron in your blood and like the ircu in spinach, lentils and apples. Nuxated Iron may therefore be said to ie a real merve and blood food since it supplies the principal ingredients demanded by yofir nerves and blood to give you strength. energy. force snd endurance. It often increases the bodily =ll mental vigor of weak. wornout. downheart- : and nervous folks in two weeks time. Your ) e will be refunded 1w th 2 manufacturersif rody o orvreilis, -e ey g il = T Distributs-s: Apothecary Hall, St. Thomas. Story & Clark Player «tano with about 100 Music Roils. FORD TOURING CAR Solid Round Reed. Baby Carriage, Baby’s Folding Go-Cart GENUINENOSTERMOOR MATTRESS Boy’s Toy Automobile equipped with Electric Lights. SOLID REED DOLL CARRIAGE - also a few other articles. .. ‘ o For further information appiy to RAMSAY COOGAN & CO. " WATCH FOR IT : AT THE West End Movies Every Sunday and Wednes- day Night Commencing February 26 at 8.30/ “The Invisible Ray” e invisible Ray : e i R ;Ne’-}. RuaN a4 SHEE I T el e A O Nle T \el 4§ P ® Rez Star Price. = op Way Down Thousands and thousan-ds of house- wives who have not the convenience ot gas or electricity will appreciaie ths news. Reductions by the manuafacturers hay made it possible forsus to offer you this oreat oil stove at prices lower than for years. And this despite tne faci that many wonderful improvemen's have been addea and quality imyprove.: all th way throuzh. If you want to learn how you can pre- pare anything that ecan be cookzd, boiled. baked or stewed on an oil stove com: and see the Red Star Oil Stove demon- strated. - REDXETAR Detroit Vapor | Craatincaiy |B 3 lE‘, ;1'“ ' e i : B et g e i1 2 % £t X i 5 ie e e L Gin LT .\ _f,‘{f—’\': AREELolMl T “ad’; 3 ‘. '“ b ‘ 3 ‘II il i £ ! ;? i “‘}}-‘!}m'/ i % | - & LT S e | Ao el T R R - g iei e o LST T %.m Robt. L. Merwin & Robt. L. Merwin &“Co. R.A. CADE, INC., : 6 Broadway, New York, N. Y.