Douglas Island news., 1911-04-26

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 The Humboldt brought 15111l tons of freight for Douglas. i
 New phonograph records just arrived at Smiths Music Parlors.
 John Lundquist, of Entiat, Wash7 arrived ou the Humboldt.
 Dr.J. K. Simpsons address is Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
 Fresh home made bread and pies, every day at B. R. Leivers.
 Baseball benefit ball at Natatorium hail, Thursday, April 27th.
 Frank Kelly arrived on the Hum boldt to work at the Hunter.
 Thelma-the queen of perfumes-5Oc an ounce at Smiths Drug Store.
 Prof. Miller was taken to the hospital few days ago in dangerous condi tion.
 John Lockhart looks very happy since the arrival of the State of Cali fornia.
 Fresh cream, whipped cream and cream puffs every day at the City Bakery.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 If you are looking for something in the line of patent cotfee or tea pot see Jensen
 Mayor O'Connor was out Sunday for the first time after two-weeks' siege with the grip.
 FEE Fuller came up from the Sound on the Humboldt. He will take DO, sitiou in the Hotel Hunter.
 Fred Carlson leaves tonight with Capt. Campbell for Dry bay, where he will engage in the fish business.
 James Cottrell came up from Oregon on inc Dolphin to look after the estate of his brother, John CottreIl, deceased.
 W. c. Boyd returned this morning from California. The trip has done him much good and he returns feeling 6ne
 George Curtis, a newcomer on the Island, has bought out the clothes cleaning establishment Of Milt Both well.
 You cannot get a better tonic or Resh producer than Vinol. This is the time of year to take it; S1 at Smiths Drug Store.
 At the council meeting Monday night, Mayor O'Connor re appointed the various committees just as they were last year.
 Donna Blain gave party last Satur. day to a number of her girl friends, the occasion being the celebration of her eighth birthday.
 Shows are given every night at the Lyric theatre. Complete change of program four times a week. Admission 10 and 20c. Go some.
 "sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to pr. F. L. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.
 Keep clean and you will be healthy. The bath tubs at the Douglas Hand Laundry are at your service. Try them for your annual bath.
 Ladies who have promised recipes for the Ladies' League cook book are re- quested to hand them in to Mrs. Henry Erie as soon ss possible.
 Bergman, the fish man, representing Lindenberger Bros, came up on the Dolphin. He brought large amount of netting and fish gear, which he is sending to Dry bay on the Chlopeck.
 AIbin Baritello returned on the Hum boldt from the Sound, where he has been on business errand. He bought the bear cage for Mayfower island, but failed to get it on the Humboldt this trip.
 A portion of the Pacific Coast dock at Juneau fell down last week, drop ping a quantity of coal into the bay. Douglas people are wondering if the company's boats will be allowed to land.
 Latest hits just out on the phono- graph are: dts Got to be Some One Love, 'sRed Pepper Rag" "Jack and Jill Medley, n"That Loving Soul Kiss, ""Fhe r,r,sboy] rD-ooa6ian1 and many others