Douglas Island news., 1909-11-10

Cooking Ware,
 The crop of weddings promises to be large this fall,
 Farmer has some Fresh Jersey Cream to sell while it lasts,
 MT. George F.. James left on the Dol phin for visit in the States.
 Miss Annie Fox. who has been iii for several weeks, is we'll ou the road to re- covery.
 Don't wait until another Taku comesi order our storm windows now of John Feusi.
 HoT DRINKS AT TURNER's-Beef Tea, Clam Tea, Red Snapper and Oyster Cocktails.
 Everything of the best to eat at the old reliable place, the American Lunch Room on Front street, Douglas.
 The Misses Helen and Charlotte Fox returned on the Jefferson from pleas ant vacation spent in the States.
 Mir. John KiIbuck and family have moved to the house until recently owned and occupied by P. w. Taylor.
 George H. Peterson, who came up from Ketchikau last week on the Tahn, left yesterday on the Georgia for Sitka.
 A big meeting of the Treadwell fire department is on for tonight. A num- Der of special attractions are promised.
 Anyone having found on Che streets of D au open face watch will be suit ably rewarded by calling at Beltz- hoover's je%elry store.
 Clothes ecouomy means paying enough aud not too much. Buy Hart Schaffner lE Marx clothes from P. Il. Fox and benefit thereby.
 A prize fight at the Natatorium one night last week drew big crowd and those attending seemed to think they got their moneys worth.
 For the latest um brellas and the best umbrella repairing call on Berry's Um brella Store, Juneau. All repairing guaranteed. Experienced workmen.
 Mrs. R. J. Willis and children left on the Dolphin for their home at Golden dale, Wash. Mrs. Willis has been visit ing with her mother, Mrs. K. McKanua, in this city.
 A beautiful set of sohd silver, now on exhibition at the Treadwell store, will be rallied at the Catholic fair to be given next month. Tickets are going like hot cakes.
 A large attendance is requested at the meeting of the Ladies' League to be held tomorrow afternoon to make final arrangements for the social Fri day evening.
 All members of Rebekah Lodge No. l are requested to be present at the next regular meeting, which will be held on Saturday evening, Nov. 18th By order of the Noble Grand.
 William Smith, who has been making his home in Douglas for the past year with bis uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Elmer E. Smith, left on the Dolphin for Everett, Wash.
 P. W. Taylor and wife were passen- gers for the South eu the Dolphin. Their son, William, who is employed at the Treadwell foundry, will remain on the Island for a time at least.
 Henry Berry, who returned last week from the States, went south again on the Dolphin. He said that he was go- ing to San Francisco, where he would purchase a stock of material and re- turn to Douglas to begin again the manufacture of cigars.
 MARRIED-Miss Margaret A. Perry, of London, England, and MT. Frank H. Pearce, of Treadwell, were married last Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Needhsm. Rev. J. F. Hadley oficiated. MT. and Mrs Pearee will reside on St. Ann avenue
 It's a good thing for this town that our men have a 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. H. Fox.
 Last Sunday evening Rev. J. B. Ted ford, pastor of the Congregational church, announced to his congregation that he was about to take his departure for the States, Nbut" new pastor was already on the way to Douglas to take