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Apothecary Halls have received a NEW supply of TUBORG EXPORT BEER 171 and 3 bottles. TUBLORG STOUT 5 bottles. FINEST DANISH BUTTER % lb., one lb. and 2 1. tins. Asparagus, Wiener Sausage, Red Kaal, Estragon Vinegar, Tyttebar, Whole Sgrawberries in Syrup, ete. Raspberry and Cherry Syrups GENUINE THERMOS BOTTLES various sizes, a large assortment of Eastman’s Kodaks, Films and Supplies Watermann’s famous Fountain Pens EVER SHARP PENCIJLS ASSORTMENT of CIGARETTES and CIGARS PARK & TILFORDS CHOCOLATES and CANQIE’S TINTEX in many COLORS a large assortment of YALMOLIVE PRE2PARATIONS such as SOAP, Talcum Powder, Face Powder, TOILET WATER,VANISHING CREAM Beautiful Containers for Rouge with Glass ete. AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES. - Hans Boje & Jean Petersen. ? Evers’ Malt Extract SMOKED SAUSAGE Danish, WEINNA SAUSAGE in tins, LEVERPOSTEI in Trofler, Extrafine-Danish Butter fresh from Denmark. Fresh supply of JAMAICA, HAVANA and PORTO gI- CAN CIGARD AT H. BOJE. JEAN PETERSEN. For Sale at Estate Slob FURNITURE including MAHOGANY TABLES & PRESSES, GLA?S WARE & CHINA, also KITCHEN UTENSILS, . OIL STOVE ETT". ONE PHAETON in good erder with pole & double harness. Fuiniture ean be seen frum today. Apply te GRO. H. BRAND Lo EB LN AN LS fead ihis Important Paragraph from a letiar from ihe Factory of the famous Tires THE TIRE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT A MODERATE PRICE “*We pay our Workmen in Tires a very high wage We keep the number of each Tire wnich each man makes. Then, if there are any just complaints, we refer to the number of the Tire, and the man who has made it have to pay ¢the claim. The workmen agree to this, because they receive very much higher pay than is customary in other factories; and by having to pay the claim —il there is any--is undoubtedly the cause that they tuke special care in the construction of these tires: and to this is due the great record of the ‘"Viking Tires”’. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto Rico A. Erle Summersille& Go. Inc. SAN JUAN, F.R N it NOW 1T ¢ Keep Your Razor; ill GoV/) e ks 7.4/ Sh j N/7 { A N J/mmm | (B Y /ST . ' 7 7 /{7 !!‘ 'r’" /’// I P a“ e :.' ‘\}’/It is impossi- ~"B SN -‘ ble to wipega e — / o 9 ‘s‘.\ razor absolutely dry. BTy /i.. 1/ \‘\// Consequently invisible 7 {/ J J( £ rust is always eating away o A the microscopic teeth that . "' \ give arazor itsshaving When 3-m-Ope 011. reaches R power. This is why your the point of friction in a sew- ‘ | razor becomes dull—rust ing machine bearing, friction - l does it! Nothing keeps a dies immediately. Instead of ' o e groaning and hanging back, 1 needle and shuttle take wings 3_i _On O'l : : n eVI and fly like the wind. The Use it thi St hread runs free and easy and bl 4By iadhend threa ; y | yourself: Before shaving, sewing becomes a joy. A} draw razor between thumb e ° ’4/ l and first finger moistened 3 =INl=One 01l K7 ' , wi.th 3-in-One. Then strop % .t e K/ with a few drops on the is the greatest oil in the world for ¥/ [ l strop. Avoid making strop sewing machines and all fine { wet with oil. After ?mving mechanisms—try it and see. / (/|4 repeat this process. This checks rust and absolutely preserves In 1-02,, 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and § the edge—microscopic rust cannot in 3.02. Handy Oil Cans. } form—thecutting edge mustwtaykesa. ;B R Yl ASK YOUR DEALER nk ol it ‘ AILDEALLEKS. ® 3 Post Office Notice. RECSUMPTION OF MONEY ORDER SERVICE WITH THE LEEWARD ISLANDS FFECTIVE at once the exchange of money orders between the United States anl the Leeward lslands (em- bracing Antigua, Dominica, Monserrat, Nevis, St. Kitts, and Tortola). tempora- rily suspended in May last, is resutn- ed by mutnal agreemert of the two coun- tries, and previous notice advising the suspension of money order business be- tween the Virgin Islands of the United States and the Leeward Islands Coiony is hereby modified accordingly. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, October 14, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. BEGINNING Friday 21’ inst., the block on King Street between Market and Princes Streets will be closed until further notice. Christiansted, October 18’ 1921. HEYWOOD Street Inspector.