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A Proclamation By the Governor of the Virgin Is- lands of the United States. BY virtue of the authority vested m me I do hereby set apart February 12, 1920 and proclaim it a public holiday within the Virgin Islands of the United States for the purpose of observing LINCOLN’S Birthday. J. W. OMAN, Governor. Government House, St. Thomas, V. L., January 31, 1920. Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS New Year’s Arrivals such a Assorted Checolates and Bonbons in boxes and by the pound. ' SKINLESS-FIGS, once tasted always wanted. Extra Special Table Raisins, : in packs. WALLNUTS AND BRAZIL NUTS, SWEET AND BITTER ALMONDS, Citron, C rrants, Raisins, DRIED APPLES by the pound. STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, PINE- APPLE in tins, UNEEDA BISCUITS. ZU-ZU BIS- CUITS, Combinatior and Marie Biscuits, BAKER’S COCOA and VANILLA “HOCOLATE, finest to be had. HORLYCK’S MALTED MILK, MELLIN’S FOOD Golden Fruit Syrup Raspberry and Strawberry, Queen Olwes Salad Dressing, TOMATO CATSUP, L. & P. SAUCE, Lobsters, Tuna ?sh_, Shrimps, Cheese In tins, assortment of CIGARS, CIGARETTES & TOBACCO as.usual KING’S PURE MALT, NUXATED-IRON, and a new supply of DOELGER’S famous LAGER BEER the favorite DRINK. Joan Petersen, Frederiksied. ST, Rt EN . 4V L 8 : THE lusuectiuu of tue genevali ainnual repairs of the Public roads, with Bridges, Culverts, water courses, side walls, hand rails, etc. ete. shall com- . mence after the 15th February. All roadholders are theretore request- ed to have their respective allotments in good order by that date. As it has been found during the Inspec- tion last year that the trees and bushes alonyg the roadsides were not trimmed. and therefore are an inconvenience (o the Public traffic. ‘ It is the Owner of the land, who is re- sponsible for keeping them, from incon- veniencing the Publie, or damaging vehi- cles on the roadway and will be held for damage. : Boundary posts must be plainly marked, ~ on each allotment and planted firmly’ in ' the ground. When the Inspection is completed, and the roads found in order, the Roads will be Realloted, for the next term. | (For the Road Commission) | F. LUNNEY. | St. Croix, Jan. 30th. 1920. | A Light and comfortable DOUBLE r SitAT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF . HORSES anc. a double set of HAR- | NESS. 0 | A. PONTOPPIDAN. ' Richmond, Jan. 16th 1920. Each cupful of E DOYSTIEM | AE <o ’ IR is so pure, drug free { S i \ Ql s e i end wholesome that | Nno gquestion arises as f tothe second or thircl /| cupful, or should the % children drink it” | There's a Reason. Q ~ JOHN ALEXANDER, GENERAL AGENT, VIRGIN ISLANDS, U. S. A. Between Company, King’s and Queen’s Cross Stieets, TW&® GOILLD SAFRTY PINS, one containing tern smalidiamonds and a pearl set in the middle and one with a coral. s Finder wiil be suiwable rewarded ~n bringing same to this office. Notice To All Importers. THE following advice has been receiv- ed from the Raporel Line, New York: “‘As all bills, eclaims and aeccounts against all stramers sailing rom New York previously to January Ist, 1920, are for accoant of Raporel S. S Line, Ed. M. Raphs: & :Co., Inec.; Agents, it is necessary chat same be sent forward for settlement as promyutly as possible. You will please advise all consignees that claims not presented to you within (30) thirty dave after receipl of this letter will be void.”’ ROR'T. . MERWIN & 0., Agents Riporel Line ~rederiksted. THE Northside road at Colguhoun Mt. -Pleasant Bridge in “&(ing’s Quarter is now open for Public Traf- fic. ‘ For the Road Commission F. 'LUNNEY. St. Croix, 23th Jan. 1920.