Douglas Island news., 1910-01-05
Fresh cream at Tnrner,s.

House.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 The highest quality in pipes and at prices the lowest of the low, at Heuo- ner's drug store.
 The Knights of Pythias will install officers Thursday night All brother Knights invited.
 Richard Mccormick, the veteran blacksmith of the Mexican, expects to take vacation.
 Large variety of toilet sets and souv. snir goods at special bargains at Heub' uer's drug store
 Dr. c. c. DIaale entertained num- Der of his friends at his dental parlors last Saturday evening.
 Losr-A pair of gold-rimmed spec. tacles. A reward of Sl will be paid for their return to the News office.
 Great bargains in cut glass and china ware-late designs and the best of quality, at Heubner's drug store.
 Judge Cushmau returned from the Sound on the Cottage City, and federal court is again in session at Juneau.
 Two far.lamed and world.renowned prizefghters will thump the daylights out of each other at Natatorium hall tonight.
 The yoong people gave farewell dance last night to Wilfred Lievers, who is about to depart for the Sound country.
 Call at Heubuer's aud see the pretty Douglas and Treadwell calendars. Make appropriate gifts for all parts of the world.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Pettigroye have moved from the Sans Souci into the cottage back of Tom Cashen's home on Second street.
 RvBEKAus, ATTENTION. The officers of the Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will be installed at the regular meeting Saturday night.
 "Doc" Anderson had surgical oper- ation performed on his throat this afternoon, and a. result will be "on the shelf' for few days.
 pr. G. c. Maule expects to get away next Tuesday for the Sound country, where he will spend two or three weeks mixing business with pleasure.
 AR. O'Brieu, editor of the Juneau Record, has again been arrested on the charge of criminal Ibel-this time on the complaint of Attorney J. II. Cobb.
 Rev. Edwards will take for his sub- ject Sunday night "The Gateway of Life" A new heater for the church has been purchased of the c. W. Young Co.,, of Juneau.
 k. J. Wbite, Arthur Stoft, A. G. John- son. David Judson, Paul Peterson and Fred Tatum, of Douglas, are serving their country as members of the petit jury at Juneau.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. Veasie entertained at dinner on New Years day, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Stubbins, Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Stoody and daughter, Helen, and MT. James ChristOe.
 At last a suitable name has been found for the new lodge hall on Front street. After a long discussion it was decided to call it the Douglas Fraternal Hall. Sounds good.
 George Riedi & Son, proprietOrs of the City Bakery, announce that they will receive fresh cream on every steamer, and will be able to supply customers with ice cream.
 Wanted to Purchase-A boat, r to q feet in length, with or without gaso- line engine. Price must be reasonable. For further information, address P. O. Box 5, Treadwell, Alaska.
 The Santa Ana is unloading coal at the Douglas wharf today. As she has over 100 tons, the local coal shortage will be relieved for some time, es- Decially if the weather stays warm.
 Capt. and Mrs. Anderson have moved to Nevada creek for the winter. On moving day the captain had the mis- fortune to come in contact with savage dog, which bit his hand severely.
 Heubner's drug store has just re- ceiYed a large assortment of musical instruments. The latest Edison and