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8 2 .! . | Publication. T is hereby brought to public notice that the Trade-mark shown below which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D.C., on t'eb- ruary 21, 1922 in the name of Stand- ard Oi} Company of New York, N. Y., a corporation organized and existing under the laws -of the State of New York and Trade-mark certificate No. 152,277 issued therefcr, has this date been registerad in the Office of the Gov- ernmenl Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in ac- cor_dance with the provisions in the regu- lations governing the registration ot Patents and Trade-mavrks in the Virgin Islandg anproved 30 June, 1920. % < 'A'Onmmu\?' Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas 26 April, 1922. J. J. GAFFNEY, {rovernment Secretary. NOTICE & © ® s s ANY trespassing on Mt. Welcome and Acers Garden willbe pun- ished according to law. M. SVITZER. Lt. Princess, 30th April 1922, NOTICE. URING the cutting and carting of my canes at the Kstate "ORANGE GROVE”’ if any one is seen taking plant-tops or long-tops away from the land rented by me they will be dealt with according to Law. : The men cutting and carting my canas are allowed totake feed for their horses only—not to give to anyone else without my permission. This notice serves as long as my canes are being cut on the above-named es- tate. : W. S. ABRAMSON 28th April 1922, 9 e—- oL L AN S 'F e e kg A Publization. 8T is herebyv brought to puklic notice g that the Arade-mark shown bkeluw ®oaree oy il i b s Gy Rz o WIHICE Was reviste 2 kH o oVhe Wiskiou States Patent Othce, Washington, D. C., on'‘March 7, 1922 m tive name of Stand- ard Ol Company of New Yuork N, ¥, 3 corporation oggaaidct abiu GXlsag under the lava of the State of Now York, and Tszade mark eertiizate No. 153008 issued” horefor, has this date been registered i offize of the Govern- ment Seerbty yof the Virgin Islands of the United Srateg at <t ‘thomas, in aeg- cordance with the provisions in tie regu- lations governing the vepisivanon of Patents and I'rade-marks in the Virgin Is'als, aporoved 83 Juune, 1820, \ .@‘* ‘ >iy oumo!“" \\’- Governmer t of li.e Virgin Iclands of the-United 5128 4. thomas 25 3 , 1922, _ Jd. 4. GAFFNEY, Governinent Secretary. FOR SALE j Ael B '," B -‘ ‘,-, A —!’\ » “"_ 7 w 3 ’EHE PROPERTY No. 3 & 4 Hill N - s eke ey Street at present occupied by T B Dr. Van Gasbeek. Fine Situation. $5000.60. Apply to i = EMILY QUIN iI. Any one wishing Electrie Lights or power in their house must first make ap- plication for same to the Christiansted Electrie Power Plant, and under no ccn- dition will service be given unless wiring has been inspected by the Public Works Department. 2. No one except an empioyee of the Christiansced Electric Power Plant is allowed to make any con~ection or at- tachment either temvorary or permanert for the purpose of given service. RoB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. INC., GEO. W. POWELL, Manager, R e e e ; X 3 ;.19 «__4_ I.‘ (" i 3= al '-r,l ‘?‘ ?u \.‘q ;:;;n;“% eB 0 5t BR/ B B B e s Frel Ngpe JO. 4 S 0 N Bl P A XY sk E e . Cilakemann’s Store DO DT ROV POD (O FROM FORD MOTOR CO. HOLLY CARBURETORS. 37 1] Y @t 1> D7) 1 g “y BOLLY CARBURRTOR FLOATS, FYDT AETTLYEYT T C £ }*'l [) A’!x (x’ £kt /’J!.‘l’!’,’?«Sf MTIPT NIRRTIIT A T s T/t / 1413 0t Wiv-d k. 214 .’f.[.\v(J C"[;ißS' CEOFINITYT 1 AYT T . - SPINDLY BODIES, Right & Left, SPINDLE ARMS, £ 5 FLECTRIC TAIL LIGHTS, Y 3 I P VAT YD » v : 5 SR ol LENSES FOR TAIHL LIGHTS, YAT LAV A DY D NV COMVUTFATOR RILLER -, / i 3 A NICYH oV -e TREANSMISSION BANDS, TYIAT> A ITY 2 O e Yy Iy T T Y VIBRATORS & BRINGES, CHAMPION PORCHELAINS, CiiA IO SPAIRK TEUGS, 7 (@ 1974 iy S TYA D 3~ D 8 ROLLEE BEARING v N x> . F YT C CORK GASKITS, FAN BELTS. ERIK R. STAKEMANN. Li e v Christiansted, St.- Croix, V.l, May lst 1922, e ee AND WHY YOU NEED IT, IN SO MANY INSTANCES WHEN YOU ARE RUM D@WN, NERVOUS OR HAVE HAD TO ENDURE GREAT STRAINOR WORRY OF AMY KiIND. : A tonic is something which puts tone, encrgy, strength and endurance into you. | It gives a push to your heart, making it pump the blood over your body more vigorousiys it makes your lungs expand more fully and thereby take up n.ore strength-giving oxygen from the air you breathe: it makes your kidneys work better and carry off the poisons which would otherwise accumulate in the body s it makes your digestive apparatus perform iis 5 work better and give your blood the material it needs for feeding and sustaining yourboay: it makes your brain act more vigorovsly and <n- ables you to think more accurately end for lone periods’ without fatigue, thus brinzire vt greater success in whatever business, oo s ioa ¢r undertaking yeou are engased. When von are ruadown. nervens. half sick, c¢own-hearled and about ready to give up.ox- verience of many vears has showu that ene of thie best remedées to pull ¥ou out of this bad predicament is good old orranic iron. But be ' sure the iron you take is orsanie iron, the kind that is found in plants. and noi metailic iren which people usually tuke. ¢y anicironmay be hiand from vour druggist upder the nsunie of Nuxated Iron. It often incteases the ctyensth, cnergy and endurance of weak nerious, tin:d out folks in two-weeks tinie Dow.ave of sub- stitutes. Always look for the weord “Nuxated” on cvery package and the jfetters ol i+ every whlet, Sold by ali drugsists. Distributors: Apothecary Hall, . . St. Thomas.