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CHRISTIANSTED vV [ U.S. A WEMDI\I‘VE“SBA&»%T.VI; OCTOBER 1921. 76TH Y £AR. i e A \ Bl v « r/ {K & . //) ’‘ , \\ o '*9?‘9; ’. “ ,/. %l : P s;‘ (3 g (o & Kel'/ g & e&@ . N[P 'j".';i : - l l ..“‘t;i‘_!m»"' £ Y | ‘% = 3\% P LN 250, {HE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and pu*lished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office TERMS-- 50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. satered. as second-cla - matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofiice at Christian sted, St. Crotx, V. L of the U. S. A., un- der the Act of March 3. 1874. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- ters of general interest, arnd is accompa- wied with the author’s name, as @ quar- antee of good jaith. Ihe editor caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL'. FOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOB%R 22, 1921. Mr. Lounis Abiamson. M. Camille, My Oliver Cornealous, Queen St. 23-24 Aneel Cornelius, 32 Hospital St., « Mr. Ascel Cornealius, 32 Hospital St. Mr. Henrvy Drux.mond, Herman Edwards, North St. No. 4, filian Edwards, Mrs. Amalia V. Edwards, Edward Emanuel, 40 New St, Ephrain Emanuel, Mr. Peter England, Miss Virginia Frareis, Mr. Niels Fullirup, Mr. Philip Gerrad, Mr. W. O. Hansen, H. Hans 'r.. Queen Cross St. Captain, Mr. John Henry, Aloysius A. James, Peter A. James, 56 Strand St., Mrs, May Prince James, Mrs. Theresa Jban, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Tara Joseph, ¢/o Mrs. Paul Joseph Miss Anna Victoria liebert, 23-24-25 : Strand St., Christian Miller, Farm Hill, : Mrs. Rosa Miller, Mr. Joseoh Milligan, Mrs. Margrot Myers, Alfred Osborne, Mr. Alphonso Petersen, : Mr. Frank Phillippus, P. Reed, Mrs. Cnarles Robérts, B. Roberts, 48 Queen St., Frederick Rogiers, Mrs. Geraldine Sasso, Vineent Simmons, Miss Luuene Skeet, Mrs. Lousia Sobraty, Free Gut, Miss Rebecca Louise Woo iman. Post O:fice, Christiansted, Virgin, Is- lands, Ociober 24, 1921. 3. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. R o JRLE =M EOT 4 NER‘E S §,EKRVAHON 2y Ul A Diseasc ~f the Down Hearted—Prac- tical advice on what to de. Many a nsan is broken down and dis- couraged without having any actual disease inhis organs and tissues,—he has lost his grip. io-!: weak and ner- vous and everyti:i = ivoks dark. He is suffernllf from t.e great Araerican disease—. eurasthcniaornerve starva- tion, due to ovar-work, worry, contin- ual hurry and nervous sirain. The longer this continues the more certainly will it end in real disoage of hig organs, his nerves or his mind. Such a man should live on the simple foods. e24 plenty of cooked fruit and green vegetables sleep nine hours at might if he can, an hour in ine afternoon and feed his starving nerves and weak, thin bleod, with a good nerve illod food, like Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron con tains a product lrought to the alttculion of the Fremch Academy of Medicine hy the cele brated Doctor Rotin, which represents the prin- cipal chemica! constituentof active livingnerve force; italso contains genuine organic iron like the iron in vour blood and like the iren in spinach. leut:ls and aptples. Nuxated Iron may therefore be said to be a real nerve and blecod food since it saopiios the principal ingredients demanded by your nerves 2nd blood to give you strength. energy. force -1 endurance. It often increases the bodily and mental viger of weak. wornout. down heart- cd. and nervous folks in twe weeks time. Your pr-~ney willbe refunded by the mannfac turers it g : :ut;:rmhwr’;)«'br.v’:-vtiyx;ntisil STy Tosmlts ). ’ A sk 4 ~ntl 2 Distributors : Apothecary Hall. o - nm < s3t: Thomas. WING to the faet that no a»nlications have been received from teachzrs for the “hristiansted Publie Night Senool the opening of this school will rot be effective until November Ist., when it is hoped that teachers will be avaiiable. - The Wight School at Frederiksred will open -as published on Monday evening, October 17, 1921, with two teachers in charge. ; I 3 4 1 N W ARTHUR E. LINLBORG, Asst. Director of Educatven. AS I expect to be detached from thls station about Nov. Ist 1921, all persors having claims against me will please present same at once. " Dr. V. E. HARMON. AMERICANMOTOR SCHOONER €6 29 MYSTERY (U. S. Contract Mail Packet) Captain Noble will arrive at Frederiksted on Saturdays and will leave the same day for San Juan. P. R., via St. Thomas. Intending passengers will please apply for passzge ticke s not later than 4 p. m. on the previous day. RAMSAY COOGAN & CO., INC., . ' Agents D.. McDonald’s Almanac For 1922 FOR SALE AT CARL SCHOU’S SODA SHOP. For Sale 1 Winchester Rifle 44 calibre Price $28.00 ' W.J RINEY, Sanitation office. NORTEERN v Assurance Compaxy ¥e ™ b Limited OF LONDOMN GEO. L. MARKOLE Agent for Frederiicsied’s Disiriet ERIK K. STAKEMANN Ageni for Christiunsted’s District Pelicies are not =u»iot to <verage,