Douglas Island news., 1909-12-29

And now the days are growing longer. See the moving pictures at the Opera House There will be a dance at the Finn hall tonight.
 Jensen carries fine line of Onyx Cooking Ware
 George Bach came up on the Jefer son from visit at Seattle.
 Iron Beds, Springs ana mattresses a large variety-at jensen's.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, Thursday, December 23d, son.
 James Russell left this morning for Youug's bay with Alfred Riedi and Judge States
 The highest quality in ptpes and at prices the lowest of the low, at Heub- Ner's drug store
 Large variety of toilet sets and souv- snir goods at special bargains at Heub- ner's drug store.
 Mrs. Hunter and Miss Traber are now iu charge of the cuisine at the American Lunch Rooms.
 Dr. A. R. Sergeant will move over to the Capital City, where he will admin 5ster to the sick and suffering.
 Great bargains in cut glass and china ware-late designs and the best of quality, at Heubner's drug store. The notice of the marshal's sale of the famous Berners Bay properties was published in the Juneau Daily Dis patch.
 MerI F. Thomas has been granted q six-weeks' IayoE and will depart on the Cottage City for visit at his old home in Ohio.
 Call at Reubuer's and see the pretty Douglas and Treadwell calendars. Make appropriate gifts for all parts of the world.
 Little Miss Frances Cashen Is enter taing about twenty of her friends this afternoon in the celebration of her sixth birthday.
 A line of beef teas, clam bouillon and other condiments for hot drinks arrived on the last boat for the Doug las Candy Kitchen.
 On Jan. 25th, 1910, what is known as the Berners Bay property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder by Marshal Sutherland.
 Rev. Edwards, pastor of the Congre- gational church, announces that his subject for Sunday evening will be "A New Year and New Life" This part of Alaska enjoyed Christ mas weather that was ideal. No storms or wind, and the mercury just barely down to the freezing point.
 Hart Schaffner < Marx clothes is what we are selling. They are too we'll Known to discuss their merits. You ought to see them. ?. H. Fox. Jack Nobletts is doing the diving act at the TreadwelI wharf to recover some pipe dropped while it was being un- loaded from the steamer Meteor.
 No. 66 was the ticket that won the beautiful silver tea set given away at Christmas time by Beltzhoover, the jeweler. The question is now-who has No 66s
 The steamer Northland was m port Christmas day with freight and small consignment of fine coal for the city dock. We use the word "fne" ad- Tisedly.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Feusi entertained at Christmas dinner Miss, Holmes, Mrs. A. A.Hopp, and Messrs. Heuoner, BlOed- horn, Andrews, Spaulding, Snyder, Rexroth. and Hopp.
 Just arrived, for Xmas trade, a lovely Abatch" of the much sought after ''Elsie Janis" Capes, We only have limited nun Der aud they are dandies-an ideal Xmas gift. P. H. Fox.
 HeubnerFs drug store has just re- seiyed a large assortment of musical instruments. The latest Edison and Victor phonographs, guitars, violins, accordians, banjos, harmonious and supplies for some.
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