Douglas Island news., 1911-09-27

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 Furniture, new and secondhand at Jensen's.
 A lot of aew oVercOat samples at Me- Donald's.
 The City of Seattle arrived from the South yesterday.
 FoR SALE-A cottage organ. Inquire at the News office.
 Get in oet of the yet and take in the smoker Monday night.
 Stanley Fenster, who was sick last week, is himself again
 Marshal Shafer left Friday on hunt ing and prospecting trip.
 What do you thinkS A Victrola for Sl5. Smiths Drug Store.
 The first frost was on the pampkin on the morning Of Sept. a.
 Come in and see the new fall and winter samples at McDoDalds.
 Jensen has new line of sewing ma chimes which he is selling cheap
 Paul Kabler is now the constant at tendant at the Douglas City market,
 Dan uPopoRioh returned from the South on the Priocess Royal last night. NHresco, to decorate the home. can be used to cover old wall paper, etc. Jensen
 To the ladies-Give the old man a rest and let him go to the smoker Mon day night.
 The big freighter Edith, of the Alaska Steamship Go, tied Up at the City Dock at aoop today.
 Capt. Alex Hart with kis piledriEer crew is finishing up 5O-foot addition to the City Dock.
 Experienced dressmakerdesires work by the day. Miss Johusona at the Hadley residence
 Daisy Lundstrom is back in town at tending school. She is living with Nr. and Mrs. Ed Armstrong.
 A company flag over the office of the Alaska Steamship Company announces when ships are due to arrive.
 Mr. Emil ?. Refing will leave on the Dolphin for Petersburg. Mrs. Keeling and the children will follow later.
 Alfred Lundstrom and August Wil- Hanson are in from Seymour canal, where they spent the summer logging. Robert and Hunter. the sons of Snpt. Kinzie, have contributed bunch of Belgian hares to the Mayfower Island zoo.
 Every able bodied man on Douglas Island will attend the baseball smoker Monday night. It will be mems picnic.
 The long spell of dry weather has been broken by copious rains that have been falling almost continuously since Saturday.
 Oliver Olson and Jimmy Chambers spent several days the past week slaughterlng the innocent game at Young's bay.
 ME Leonard DeLong and wife ar rived on the Dolphin. MT. DeLong is sent to take charge of the government cable office here
 About the first of next week Mrs. B. R. Leivers will begin serving her GUS tomers with home made Bread Cakes, Pies and Doughnuts.
 Have you seen the new baby at Smiths Drug ,Store2 It's wonder, talks, sings or plays any kind of an in- strument, and is only S15.OO.
 To rid the system of boils and dis eases, Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Rem edy is the best medicine. One dollar 8 bottle at Smith's Drug Store.
 Frank Caraway returned on the Dol phiu from Seattle. Because of the crowGsd condition of the schools there he was unable to gain admission.
 The dear little boys and girls of Douglas Island should not make the mistake minimizing that next Saturday night is Halloween. That happy event will not take place until October S1st.
 We are informed that E. A. McHam- ilton, who went 70 the Sound suffering from severe injuries to his eyes caused by a powder explosion, is much i'm proVed Rnd he and Mrs. McHamilton ara coming home on the steamer Hum