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AV A g Y o e 1 je‘:‘if%} ARE @A G \\& L - 75TH YEAR. TH_E'ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holiddys excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. : TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance o 2 cents per single copy. sintered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christianxted, St. Croix, V. l.vof the U. S. 4., un dorthe Act of March 3. 1879. * Contribution to this paper will be glad ly received when the same deals with matters of gemeral interest, and is accompa nied with the author’s mame, as a quarantee of lg;;o-g fagg The ed}z;t_qr cannot be respons or views of his corr dents nor does he necessam'{y endorsem.- By THE GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN Is- LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES. : @ ‘A Proclamation. HE President of thé United States has by proclamation _designated Thursday, the 25:h day of November, 1920, as a day of thanksgivin’g and prayer. WHEREFORE, I, J. W. Oman, Governor of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby designate the aforesaid date for observance as a day of thanksgiving and. prayer by the people throughout the islands, inviting them to cease on that day .from their ordinary tasks and to unite in their homes and in their several places of worship in ascribing praise and thanksgiving to God the Author of all blessings and the Master of our destinies. + IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Government to be fixed. Done at St. Thomas this sixteenth day of~November, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty. - J. W. OMAN. By the Governor: : LEO F. S. HORAN, : Acting Government Seeretary. "~ NOTICE. 2 i : - s £ ARTIES bhaving ciaims against the J?inti-)Estate of the late Planter AL! FRED BENONI WHITE, of San Jan, . and surviving widow ALICE: MAUD CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1. U. S. A.,. SATURDAY. 20re NOVEMBER 1920. How Lack of Iron In The Bleod - * May Change A Woman’s Appearance And Break Down Her Physical Strength While Plenty, Os Iron Kiakes Rich Red Blood Corpuseles That ~ Give Health, Vitality and Beauty =y Fvery Woman Who Looks Pale, Haggard and Worn Should Have g 3 Fise Bload T xamined For lron Peficiency —Administration of Simple 2@’ 3 / Nuxad:d xcn Will Often Increase The Strength and . .C‘g%@ /p: Enduran!ce of ,We-k. Nerveus, Care Worn Women 7 R - < In Two Weeks’ Time and Make Them e ‘, QS $ Leok: Yoars Yaupet 'i) SR Longing for the keen activity, the youthiul step, the fresh rosy cheeks and the sunny disposition - of buoyant kealth is , making many a woe - / man unhappy, dis- 8 contented, wrinkled . SN - and old before her A g time. Sheepless LR ol nights spent worry- P a Bk B iag over supposed BB » Xt ailments, constant E8 YN\ L f’\\ dosing with habit- §& \ '« forming drugs and EBRA ; i}\\ s ?arcotics and use- B 8 ‘ L:“\" less attempts to B Y/ 1(. brace up with -;\‘@\‘Q 33, strtong - coffee do {; not help the real RSy cause of their trouble, . CNEGEIESEA which may be nothing EIEEESSCHIt more than lack of iron in LS the blood. For want of SRR iron a woman may lock and feel old at thirty, pale, haggasd, and all run-down—while at 50 or 60 with good 'health and plenty of iron in the blood she may still be young in feeling, and so full of life and attractiveness as to defyideteetion of her redl age. That women ml{ become strofiger, héalthler, more beautiful and better ;!35 to ‘meet the cares of home, social and business life by increasing the w of iton in their blood is the oplnion . George H. Baker, formerly Physician and 8 of Monmouth Memorial Hospital, New Jersey, who mys: *"Wihat “womon nged 3s put roses in their cheeks and the gtime of 'li.fe‘im%:helr ts)tgpisl net " e or sfim:‘- ugs, but plenty o h pure 1 hool Without 'apno wemnan can 30 cradt te herself or to hm ~lgb-is one of ‘the gremov\hn{.,flt. : g ‘blood build-2rs, and I have found mething in my ex-erience 80 cffective for helping to make . DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL Foiee gl ST THOMAS. &= 7- o @ nwise WHITE, are hereby notified to file their claims within 3 mounths with the undersigned widow, who remains in posséssion of the undivided joint-estate. :" " ”,;\3 4/ 2 __'.2 b ,\ , ; )- . A _vr.' #i z ; > l‘& \ o/" \; %Ad :, ./ -’ X\\ / 3 o 3 “\4\ ; i"‘ T . " : Sl .‘/‘ / 6 ‘~g ’ F K ‘(1 A ¥ R \ 7 Ay | }é 4\‘ \\\ ‘A7 R ‘fi‘”“ 'l //’//’ Tl 7% \1 1) N 1 SRR L e i e \i\i\fi >§"i‘:.‘ b I}\‘) i 100% W ey, 19 e RGN e '.‘. A 4 o '}j G R ‘ g . oz T O N S These illustra~ Ssy S T man mpy logk.whin she has j)‘ & 5 only 257 red blood corpuscles et SRS ‘ and her blood is starving for sy 50% iron and the °"‘“ss that takes place in Sy her appearance when the percentgfle of red e 259 eorpuscles increase as licr blood becomes filled with Y/ strength-giving iron. ‘ !1':‘:':‘?( T T A Y B AT A8 IYo AL eRSO£ De N S SRR TS~ v :trong, he&ltlg. red-blooded women as Nuxated Ison. om a careful examination of the formula and my own tests of Nuxated Iron, I feel convineed that-it is a preparation which any physician can take himself or prescribe for his gariems with : the ut. most confidence of obtaining highly beneficial and satisfactory results.” Amowg other physicians asked dor an gpinion was Dr. Ferdinand King, New ork Physmdan and Medical Author. Dr. King sayu’ll_v enriching the blood and increasing its oxygen carrying pm\fr N&i; ated Iron will often transform the 'Rabby flesh, toncless tissues, and pullid eheeks of nervous, run-down women into a -glow of health and make them look years younger within 3 surprisingly short time.” Dr. Jumes Francis Swulfivan, formerly Physician of Bellevue Hospital {Outdpor Dept.), New York, and the Waestchester Countv Tlospital, says: “As I have said a hundred times over, org:nic iron ¥ one of *fie ‘preatast of all strength builders. I hawe preserihel Nuoxated Iron—erganic irvp—-nany, wany Hao nd I have sean B e . A R S N OSSN San Jan, Virgin isiands, U. S. A, " Noventber 9th 1920, : : ALICE MAUD WHITE. Estate ‘‘Contant’’ San Jan. frequent igsmn:’cs where, it gave renewed strength afid enZrgy, ihcreased power ;ad endurance, steady nerves, and thkr rosy bloom of health in abaut ten days’ #r tw weeles' time. I consider Nuxut«r Iron 9-3 ~6f the foremost blbod and body bu&fl-.the best Yo which I have ever | uTe course.” ; It is surprising how many people suffer from iron rgcficienw and do not know lit. If you are not strong or well you owe it to; yourself to make the following test: See haw long you ‘cun;yot‘ksor.ho}rsf“figu can walk “without becomih{"tim t take two five-grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks, Then test yoir strength again and see how much you have gained. ? y Maworactonzee’ Nore. Ruzated fron, which is preseribed and recommended above by physicians is not n seored remedy bus one which s well known to druggista Unlike the older Inorgsnic iron products It 4s easlly rlnlln«l and does net injure the mE make them black, nor upst the stomach. The mi : guarantee successful and entérely satisfactdry every purchaerr or ther will refund yonr momey. I 8 I e T i ¥ieetr Ly ol good druggists. : No. 270.