Douglas Island news., 1909-11-24

Jensen carries a fine llue or onyx Cooking Ware.
 Mrs. John Powell is suffering from sprained ankle.
 The Humboldt and Cottage arrived from ,be South lbi$ 'noruing.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 Miss Stella Stogt left on the Jefferson for Der old home at Omaha Neb.
 Henry Elliott was a passenger for the windy City on che Jefferson last week. Remember the Red Mems dsDce to morrow night. Let yopr feet be glad. Henry Berry returned from the South this morning on tue Cottage City.
 The Alaska Labor Union will give dance at Natatorium hall OD December 10th.
 Don't wait until another Taku comes; order your storm windows now of Jobn Feusi.
 There k no announcement of pub lie Thanksgiving service in Douglas to- morrow.
 LoST--A gold buckle ring. 1 reward will be paid for it's recovery. Call at Lhe News office. Mrs. J. S. Evans, wife of former Douglas photographer, was au arrival on the Jefferson. Dr. Davis, the dentist, has again re- turned to Douglas and taken offices at tbe San Souci building. Everything of the best to eat at the old reliable place, the American Lunch Room on Front street, Douglas George Peterson came back from SitEa last week on the Georgia, and took the Jefferson for Ketchikan.
 If you don't want to cook Thanks giving dinuer this cold weather, go to the American Lunch Room for your family dinner.
 Clothes economy means paying enough and not too much. Buy Hart Schaffner IS Marx clothes from P. H. Fox and benefit thereby.
 For the latest um mbrellas and the best umbrella repairing call ou Berry's Um brella Store, Juneau. All repairing guaranteed. Experienced woTkmeu. Mrs. Elmer E. Smith and Mrs. M. J. O'Connor received word of the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. H. R. Garner, st Seattle, and departed on the Jefferson.
 Mrs. Henry Erie received word last week that Mrs. Lucas, who is at Van couver hospital, was in serious con- ditiou, and left on the Jefferson Suu- day for that city.
 Mrs. Robert Landsberg came up from the Sound on the Jefferson last Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Aandsberg are housekeeping in the Kane cottage, op- DOSlIe tue NEWS OnlAUluSs
 The continued cold, windy weather is cutting down the water supply on the Island. At Treadwell very little is now available for power purposes, and salt water is being pumped from the bay for the batteries
 It's a good thing for this town that our men have a chance to wear such good clothes ss Hart Schafner & Marx make. Have look in our clothing section. This is the home of Hart Schafner < Marx clothes, for dis singuished dressers. P. H. Fox.
 Tho hunting party consisting of AL bin BaritelIo, Prank Bach, Jack Dia- mond, Alex Robertson and Gus Olson returned Monday, after week of thrilling experiences An coming home shrough the storm their game was all washed overheard and lost, they say
 A. T. Charter, Richard Duncan and Alex Murray, three young men who have been employed at Tres9well> left She first of the week to spend the winter visiting in England The fact Shat TreadwelI employees are able to take pleasure trips to Europe may be taken as an indication of prosperity.
 The articles of the exhibit of the Ladies" Auxiliary of Douglas Island at the A.-Y.-P. have been returned and the respective owners are requested to call for them at the residence of Mrs. R. R.