Douglas Island news., 1910-12-21
The Douglas Island News.
THRLOCAL FIELD.

Tom O'Dounell Is SICK at hls caoln on north Front street.
 Fred Hilderbraud left on the steamer Jefferson for the Sound.
 No better goods, to less prices, than at Smiths Drug Store.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Albert Meeler op Friday, Dec. l6, a girl.
 Ray James went Co Seattle on the Senator to spend the holidays.
 Mrs. Ed Salmon returned on the lief ferson from visit to the States.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Smith returned Sun day, via the Jefferson, from California.
 Dave Hawkins, for many years res ident of Douglas, has gone to the states to live.
 If the wind breaks your window glass tor blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 If YOU are looking for something in the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 R.J. Perriott, of the Death Valley country, California, arrived in the city on the Senator.
 Monographs Victor, Edison and Columbia, and all the records-Smith's Music ParlorsS
 RANGES? Everything from small family range 10 big hotel range may be had at Jensen,S.
 Christmas flowers, Lowney's and home made candies, and fresh Olympia oysters at Hile x Keists.
 w. H. Hnlman was out for walk this morning for the first time after a long siege with typhoid.
 R. G. Datson, mining operator of Treadwell, Alaska, is a guest at the Hotel Washington.-Seattle P. l. The services at the Friends church on Christmas night will include special music. All are cordially welcome.
 Don't miss getting free chance on that beautiful S25 doll at Smiths Drug Store. It will be given away Saturday night.
 Great expectations are based on the cargo of the Humboldt, due Saturday; among other things 100 tons of coal for the City dock. Last Friday Bill Steele fell on the floor Inf tbe Board of Trade and broke his leg. Saturday he was taken to the St. Auu hospital in Juneau.
 The newest and latest phonograph records are kept at Smiths Music Par lors. No fake, snare or delusion about this. He has the goods.
 There is still a goud assortment of holiday goods for you to choose your Xmas gifts from at Smiths Drug Store, but you'll have to hurry.
 CHRISTMAS BARGAINS - The Alaska Drug Co., will have a bargain counter Friday and Saturday, from which you can buy many suitable Christmas pres. ents at cost.
 Mr. George Shotter was brought over from Hoonah last week by his son Frank for medical treatment. He is at his home iu this city. His daughter, Mrs. Page, is with him.
 CALENDAR DAY-Begiuning Friday morning at 9 o'clock the Alaska Drug Go. will give away, to ladies only, their beautiful Christmas calendars. First come, first choice.
 After the first of the year Harry Cos ter will hike for California, where he will visit the folks and enjoy the sun. shine and flowers. When he returns to Douglas he will bring Mrs. Coster home with him.
 On Christmas Day the congregations of the Episcopal and Congregational churchrS will unite in services at the Episcopal church at 10:30 a. m., and at the Congregational church at 7:3O p. m. Special music has been prepared for both occasions.
 Christmas presents at cost. BeltZ- hoover is selling out and Christmas buyers will find all kinds of nice jew elry, watches and everything found in a iewelry store are sold at absolute cost. This is chance to save money. Don't forget-the little store with the big stock.
 M. G. Beltzhoover says that he is de- termined to leave Alaska and pretty soon at that, but before going he will close out his big stock of jewelry at cost. Everything goes in this sale and at cost price until the store is closed. The little store with the big stock, Douglas.
 A small party of the friends of Albin BariteIlo surprised him last night at his quiet bachelor quarters and cele- brated his birthday. A turkey, with Ir ...,.r,,,- tr;r, ,,;po, o11a5 fO tbo