Douglas Island news., 1911-08-02

Tex LlmmertnSu Is HdNIuR hl9 AouSe painted.
 Baseball tonight on the Douglas grounds.
 Blueberry pies are ripe again, but very scarce.
 Lawrence Barrett mild Havana Cigar, salts all.
 Fred Carmony leaves on the Princess tonight for the Sound.
 CoIgate's toilet waters, all odors, all sizes, at the Alaska Drug Go,
 Lawrence Barrett, mild Havana cigar, is national smoke. ? for 25c.
 Last weeks rain was followed by beautiful bright weather so far this week.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 Fred Cgrlsou is now nicely settled in home of own on Second street be- tween F and G.
 The Douglas Candy Kitchen, lille < Heist, has moved to the Marks building on Front street.
 RANGES? Everything from small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 MT. aud Mrs. John King are the proud parents of flneaboy baby, born last Thursday evening.
 Try Lawrence Barrett Mild Havana Cigar and you will be regular smoker of this brand. 2 for 25c. Frank Pearce came in last week from Warm Springs bay. Ed Salmon will be home in coQple of weeks. After a pleasant visit of several weeks | in Douglas, Henry Hunter will leave to- night for his home in California. These gre dog days-but dogs with out tags should be kept close or they may be caught by the dog killer. f Mir. and Mrs. Henry Erie are plan ming to spend most of the present month at Warm Springs on Baranof. MT. and Mrs. B. R. Leivers are movS ing into the cottage on Second street formerly used by pr. Montgomery as an office. The ladies all know that we have no two hand bags alike, the prices are right and the styles are up to date. Alaska Drug Co. Henry Erie, Joe Bruner, Ed Christoe, Dave Russell and Capt. Erickson, of the launch Mabel, caught about all the fish in Hilda creek last Sunday. Herb Conway, of the Phoenix, re turned Saturday from Tenakee springs. where he has been enjoying the baths and other pleasures of that resort. Mrs. F. Carter was taken to the hos pital at Juneau last Wednesday even- ing, where she underwent an operation Monday. Her condition is very seri- ous. Councilman Keist and family have moved to the Marks building from the Penglase residence on Second street, which will be occupied by Mr. aud Mrs. Magford. Mr. Elmer E. Smith, who accompa- nied his mother to her home in Wash iugtou, returned on the steamer Jeffer son which arrived from Seattle early Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Powell will occupy the Keist cottage on Third street, EG' cated by Dr. and Mrs- Dickinson, who have moved to a suite of rooms in the new Day building.
 We have the latest and best assort- | ment of ladies' hand bags. Prices range from one dollar to fifteen. If you want bag to match your new suit, we have it. Alaska Drug Go.
 Fred Purinton came up from Ketehi- kan on the Jefferson. His ankle, in which the trouble was broken bone, is about we'll, but bis wrist has not re- covered from disloeatien. Joe Robertson was 8 passenger for the Sound Monday evening on the City of Seattle. Joe's main object in thrust ing himself into civilization is to sort out successor for Maud, now defunct. The largest phonograph musical de partment in s. E. Alaska is at Smiths