Douglas Island news., 1909-11-17

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 Jensen carries fine line of Onyx Cooking Ware.
 The Santa Ana unloaded 200 tons of coal at the Douglas wharf Monday.
 Rev. redford.and family were pssseu- gers for the States on the Cottage City.
 Don't wait until another Taku comes; order your storm windows uow of John Feusi,
 Mrs. w. D. McMillau was passenger on the Cottage City for visit to Port land, Oregon.
 John McWilliams, George Stukey and E. w. Hutsell are recent arrivals from the Eagle river section.
 Everything of the best to eat at the old reliable place, the American Lunch Room on Front street, Douglas.
 Tom Carmony is carrying his hand in a sling as a result of tight squeeze from a heavy piece of machinery.
 Angus Mcdonald, a well known for mer resident of the Island, arrived on the Humboldt last Friday evening,
 The St Luke's Guild will meet to, morrow afternoon at ? o'clock at the home of Mrs. Johu Richards, at Tread well.
 pr. A. R. Sergeant left Monday on the Georgia for Hoonsh to investigate health conditions among the natives there.
 Captain Erickson, of the ship Mabel, is laid up at the hospital with two broken ribs, the result of q fall on the Treadwell dock.
 Lee Stadler, night mau at the Hun ter, has given place to the old stand by, Harry Coster Lee left for the Sooth ou the Humboldt
 Clothes economy means paying enough aud not too much. Buy Hart Schaffuer & Marx clothes from F. Il. Fox aud benefit thereby.
 For the latest umbrellas and the best umbrella repairing call on Berry's Um brella Store, Juneau. All repairing guaranteed. Experienced workmen-
 A cablegram to Mayor O'Connor yess terday from Ketchikan, announced that the steamship Northland will bring cargo of coal for tbe city dock
 Mrs. Johu Mack and children, who have been living in the Auseth cottage on Third street, left on the Cottage for Seattle, where they will make their home.
 Jim Russell took party of Douglas hunters over to Admiralty last Mon day. Frank Bach, Alex Robertson, Albin Baritello, John Diamond and Gus Olson were included.
 At the meeting of the city councA last Monday night the new wharf was officially dubbed sCity Dock" and the new street which approaches it was named Bradley avenue.
 GET YOUR RAGS ON and come to the Hard Times Ball at Finn hall next Sat- urday night at 8:3O o'clock Prizes will be given to the worst dressed lady and gentleman. A good time guaranteed. Admission, 49 cents, ladies free.
 The wind this morning unroofed a part of the grandstand, threw down number of light poles on the city dock, smashed iu a number of windows at the school house and played the dickens generally. There is no school this afternoon
 It's a good thing for this town that our men have chance to wear such good clothes ss Hart Schaffner & Marx make. Have a look in our clothing section. This is the home of Hart Schaffner $ Marx clothes, for dis tinguished dressers. P IL Fox.
 The first boat to land at the city dock was the Humboldt last Friday evening. It was the occasion for quite demonstration. The Treadwell Club band played patriotic airs, the flags waved and the people shouted. About 80 tons of freight, including the new fire pump, was unloaded from the ship.
 Tickets for the Thanksgiving ball to be given by Aux Tribe No. :, Imp. 0. R M, are selling rapidly, and a big and happy crowd is assured. The music c. Ahn rnanninn sn An San Fr, rrai sln n1 hrr