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MAILS CLOSE per S. S. Guiana, on Sunday 29th instant, at 2 o’clock p. m., for New York N Y., Daiope i Ihe St. Thomas and Porto Rico mails will, as usual, be closed at 3 p. m. Stamps, registration, money orders, ete. should be obtained not later than 5 p m. today. Publicatio üblication. T 1s hereby brought to public notice that the trade mark shown below, which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. ~ on 18 August 1914, in the name of the Texas Com- pany, 2 corporation organized and exist- ing under the laws of the State of Texas, and trade-matk certificate No. 99,130, issued t erefor, has this date been regis- tered in the otlice of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accord- ance with the provisions contained in the regulations governing the registra: tion of patents and *rade m? rks in the Virgin Islands approved 30 J';.rm 1920. x ’- ¢ “ :" E (\l 0 Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, 11 Au- gust 1920, i : C. C. TIMMONS, Government Secretary. 2% = Z g I} g 9 A NS g7y ;‘; 3 ’\! >’ K \'J : L " 3 ‘.'\" AL '( ",‘ < Optical Servi YOU& prescriptions filled, © rand :pecial ground lenses promptly daplicated through the mails. Consult our refractionisi, moder- ate char, e for consuttation. .~ £. M.CORNEIRO. St FThomas: U SV L S hoUROILX & sk AUCTION. T the reques*® of Lawyer STAKEMANN on behalf of MR. A. STEELE will be offered at a public auction to be held at his residence No. 10 HOSPITAL STREET IN CHRISTIANSTED : tne 28th ‘of August 1920 AT 70 CLOCK I M. his entire and well-kept consist,ing{ chiefly of MAHOGANY T2BLES, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, : BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, alse MATRESSES, CHINA and GLASS-WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ete. ete. ete, After the sale of the above articles the auction will be continued at No. 47 A. B. HiLL STREET, where will be sold the HOUSEHOLO FURKITURE belonging to the estate of the late Mrs ELIZABETH CARTY and consisting of MAH CHAIRS, TABLES, BEDSTEADS, MATRESSES, GLASS and CHINAWARE, ete. .ete. Christiansted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, August 23rd 1920 Fee Fr. 1000 Say Ten Francs ) WILH. JENSEN. Dr. J. K. Maybew tiyesight Specialist will be in Frederiksted ror three days, from [hursday 26th, to Saturday 2ZBth. and can be consulied ar his usual office, King Street. Hours:—lo a. m. to 4 p. m. For good appetiteand gooa digestion use ’ o * Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. : L Readers, No 20-17. Publicati ~ FPublication. § T s hereby made known, that the taxes I for the year 1919 for town and coun- try properties be.ame due on the Ist . of May a. e. and will be received at the . Branch of the Danish West Indian Na- : tional Bank at Christiansted for the town ‘ and country district of Christiansted. .~ and at the Frederiksted Branch for the - town and country district of Frederik- . sted. “ At the expiration of the month of . August the list of arrears wiil be for- warded to the Sheriff four further meas- ures. Government of the Virgin [s'ands of the United States, St. Croix, August 17, 1920. FRUED. B COLBY. Despateching Seeretary. Hurrah! Big Time, Everybody Join In. Big Labor \Day and Comrades Day\ Celebration. N accordange with the general orders iuf_ the Ho\orable President of the United Stat?s, all good standing Union Members are hereby commanded by the Supreme Couril to celehrate Labor Das and Comrades Day (Monday September 6th) with suitable parade, speaking e'c. Join in and help us to celebrate this great day which is our first annual Labor Day also this great day which is set aside 16 commemorate the might labor. ing classes. Get Together -Have A Picnic. This s the time of the year when Parades are in order. Many L bor or- ganizalions have reported sucecesstul af- fairs for the progress and Unity of the members. Where several members live in one locality arrangements for a day’s Parade should be made. It will help to cement friendship and may be the foundation of a united laboring mass into a solid F&ler- ation. Therefore show the true spirit of F'raternity, Friendship. and Love All for one and one for All : There will be several prominent speak- ers On this oceasion. Parade starting atll P. M. from the Federation Headquarsers No. 10 Queen Street, Frederiksted. ' Lecéture begins at 4P. M., Laborers and friends from all parts of this eoun- try are cordially invited to take part. WORKING PEOPLES COMMITTEE, Federal Labor Union No. 17261 AF' of L.