Douglas Island news., 1909-12-08
Fresh cream at Turner's


 town lasC Friday.
 Valuable presents gwen away at Feusi's. See bis ad.
 Iron Beds, Springs aud mattresses large varie,y-at jenseu's.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 Fred lille is now the captain ofa one- horse dray with high dash board.
 Dou'c wait until another Taku comes; \ order your storm windows now of John Feusi
 Leo Till presented Raymond Kelly with Christmas crib won at the bazaar last night
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. A. Fox left last week on the Georgia for Sitka, where they will reside.
 Great preparations are being made for the A. L. U. dance Friday night at Natatorium hall.
 The Ladies' League of the Congrega- tionaI church will meet tomorrow after noon at the church parlors.
 WANTED-By nurse, position; ob stetrics speciality Would take charge og house or sew. Address Central.
 Every night you can see the moving pictures at the Douglas Opera House, and it is free to alI New fIms each week.
 James aud Alex Russell, sous of David Russell, are expected to arrive iu Douglas iu time to eat their Xmas dinner with their parents.
 Hart Schafuer & Marx clothes is what we are selling. They are too we'll known to discuss their merits. You ought to see them. P. H. Fox.
 Mamie Feusi, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Feusi, celebrated her birthday last Thursday with the assistance Of a number of her friends, big and little.
 Just arrived, for Xmas trade, a lovely "batch" of the much sought after r"Eisie Janis" Capes. We only have limited number aud they are daudies-an ideal Xmas gift. P. II. Fox.
 If you need stoves, rauges, hardware tiuware, furniture or anything in the, line, buy now of Feusi and save some money aud also get free chance in the drawing for the seven beautiful prizes.
 Miss Ireue Mcdonald is about to embark in a business venture to be kuown as the Mcdonald Novelty House. The building next to the Hunter hotel, ou D street has been rented for the purpose.
 The wind Sunday uushingled mum, Der of roofs, including the Natatorium, collapsed the little fish house at the wharf, suuk the launch Mabel and tore the Gent loose from her moorings and drove her up ou the beach.
 lu spite of the cold winds that howled the ladies of the Catholic church made quite a success of ;he bazaar given at Natatorium Lall Mon- day and Tuesday nights. Many people were disappointed, however, at not beiug able to attend. It is thought that the receipts for the two nights will reach $l, ,5OO.
 Delegate James Wickersham ad dressed the people of Juneau on the issues of the day Monday night. A meeting was to have been held at the Natatorium tonight, but we understand that Mir. Wickersham will be a passen- ger for the South on the Cottage this afternoon. Douglas people are sorry to be sighted in this way, but suppose it was unavoidable
 Alex Tassel, Douglas fisherman, came to town the other day with what appears to be quantity of ambergrls. He took sample of it to Druggist Elmer Smith, who has had some previ- ous acquaintance with the substance, and be gave it as his opinion that it was ambergris, although he did not claim to be an expert on the subject When asked what ambergris is, Mir. Smith said that it is substance found floating on the water and sometimes cast up on the beach, more often in the southern seas than elsewhere, and is believed to be produced from the intes- tines of the spermaceti whale, or, per