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\\X"/ \ } ; ./,'v" ‘({; j './/‘; | | { “ » ‘. ‘,\ / g ’ A \ s—7 H '\\/I?\\\/ lg‘;/ : >, GLBLX Nol 6T YEAR THEST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and pu'lished daili: ( Sundays and Holidays cecevi- 1 by G Johansea at the Avis Ofice. TERMS---50 cents neoaiiiy 1 advan ¢ 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-cla:. matier May 26th 1917 at the Post O:fice at Christian 8o St. Cvoie, V.L orthe (I. S 4. un der the Act of Viarch 3. i879. . Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals win mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor caunot be responsible for tie vicws of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethein. Publication. Tis hereby made known that whereas l the following Member of the Colonial Council elected by the country disirict of Christiansted. 2nd Me:nber Svend Jorgensen has died, Government resolved in vertue of article 28 of the Colonia! law that a SPECIAL ELECTION of a member to the Council in lieu of the said gen- tleman shall take place in the Court House of Christiansted jurisdiction on Saturday Ju'v 30 1921. The polling will commence at 1 o’clock p. m. in accordance with article 30 of the Colonial law will close at 4 o’clock p m. at the earliest. At the election noone can be con- sidered unless he has announced himself as a candidate or has been so announc- ed by one of the electors of the elector. al district. The announcement of can- didature shall either be made in writing or by personal attendance of the an- nouncer at the Electoral Roard. The written announcement signed by the announcer (announcers) must be sent to the undersigned Chairman at my of- ficial office not later than 4 o’clock p. m. on July 26, and for receiving announce- ment made personally, the Electoral Board will meet at the place where the election is to be held at 3 o’clock p. m. on Wednesday July 27. The Electoral Board for the country jurisdiction of Christiansted, St. Croix, July 18, 1921. GEO. A. KEYSER. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I. U. 8. A., SATURDAY 2%rp JULY 1921, v - Now it - & : Will G / - 4 } 7 | é’: [y P b T 7| i : ? J" ] i " Tl 1l i e b ot ”o’ = J : ‘ {/ ' When 3-in-One QOil reaches the point of friction in a sew- ing machine bearing, friction dies immediately. Instead of groaning and hanging back, needle and shuttle take wings and fly like the wind. The thread runs free and easy and sewing becomes a joy. ® ® 3-in-One Oil| is the greatest oil in the world for : sewing machines and all fine mechanisms—try it and see. In 1-02, 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and in 3.02. Handy Oil Cans. ?[ ASK YOUR DEALER NOTICE Office-Request Envelopes S"AMPEL) envelopes with blank return- cards, known as ‘‘office-request’’ en- velopes, are again on sale‘at this office. The return-card includes blank lines on which the user’s name and local address or post office box may be written with pen, and names of post office and State, for example: After..... days, return so CHRISTIANSTED. St. Croix, V 1., U.S. It is desired to encourage the use of ‘‘office-request’’ stamped envelopes by patrons as it is of much mutual benefit to the public and the postal service. When purchasers of these envelopes Ny 1o Keep Your Razor g /X 44 Sharp 7% z# §) 7 4 / A ,// % w//.,f.//' 7 N7 Itis impossi- S ble to wipega . \\ razor absolutely dry. N © Consequently invisible ' rust is always eating away 35' ‘s"\ the microscopic teeth that ¥ give arazor its shaving \‘ | power. Thisis why your | razor becomes dull—rust MWI docs it! Nothing keepsa #l/'ll razor in such fine shaving : § trim as ! @ ® | 3-in-One Ol i Use it this way and see for | yourself: Before shaving, \j draw razor between thumb J/ ] and first finger moistened XI with 3-in-One. Then strop . ,/ # with a few drops on the )’/ i strop. Avoid making strop WM wet with oil. After shaving § , I repeat this process. This checks rust and absolutely preserves 3 the edge—microscopic rust cannot > form—thecutting odge muststay kesa, In 1.0m., 3-0%. and 8-ox. bottles, g ; and in $-oos. Handy Otil Cans, n 9 ¥ 3 " AILL DEALEKS. complete the card by writing ‘heir names and local address s on the blank lines, it provides prumpt return of undeliverable letters to senders, lessens the work of the Division of Dead Letters, and tends to encourage the use of returr-cards on other mail. Plain stamped envelopes are also kept on sale for purchasers who prefer to print their own return-cards in special styles; also newspaper wrappers of the lc. denomination. It is brought to attention that the en- velopes are all of standard quality, and are sold in any number, from a single envelope to a thousand at the thousand rate. The price of the envelope is but a fraction above the face value of the stamp embossed on it. Post Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. LJuly 18, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.