Douglas Island news., 1911-09-13
The City of Seattle is due tomorrow,

Some Rain Coats cheap at McDon- aids.
 Furniture, new and secondhand at Jensen's.
 Alex Hart returned Saturday from Tenakee.
 A lot of new overcoat samples at Me- Douald's.
 FOR SALE-A cottage organ. Inquire at the News office.
 Harry Jordan has returned from his claims at Yankee basin.
 Come in and see the new fail and winter samples at MeDonald's.
 Jensen has new line of sewing ma chimes which he is selling cheap.
 P.A.Anderson is building residence on Fourth street, between E and F.
 Mir. aud Mrs. H.V. Sully and children returned from Ketchikan last week.
 Miss Ruth Kilbuck left on the Jeffer son to enter a school in North Caro. lima.
 Muresco, to decorate the home, can be used to cover old wall paper, etc. Jensen.
 James McKanna is about to embark in the mercantile business at the Capi- tai City.
 The Grundler family, recently of Douglas, is now settled at St. Johns Park, Florida.
 Are your kidneys right? Ifnot, take Stone Root Compound, S1 bottle, at Smiths Drug Store.
 Mrs. Jerry Cashen and children re- turned via the Dolphin from au extend, ed visit in Michigan.
 Frank Caraway left on the Jefferson last week for Seattle, where he will at tend Lincoln High school.
 The uaae of O. Hornung is among the list of passengers on the City ot Seattle headed for Douglas.
 Bert Roseufelt came back from Seat tie last week. Bert was formerly in the transfer business in Douglas.
 Mr. P. Quigley, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Spores left on the Jefferson for his home in Seattle. Hose Go. No. ?, of the Douglas VOlun- tser Fire Department, will meet next Monday night at the city hall to elect officers.
 The first signs of frost begin to show on the surrounding mountains. We are nearing the end of most beautiful summer.
 M. G. Rogers expects his wife and children on the Hum boldt, due Sunday or Monday. They have been visiting in Seattle.
 Everything new in photographs at Smiths Drug Store. All the new de- signs, all kinds and all prices. Sold on easy terms.
 Mrs. D. Russell and daughter, Miss Jean, will leave tonight on the Princess May for Victoria, B. O., where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. L. Kane, of Hoonah, accompa- nied by her two daughters, will leave tonight for Victoria, where the girls will attend school.
 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.
 Charlie Johnson, an ambitious Doug las boy, will leave on the Princess May tonight for Seattle to re.enter the Uni. Versity of Washington.
 Frank Dodson, who has spent several weeks renewing old aequaintances, will return to his home in Vancouver, B.C., on the Princess May tonight.
 The Douglas public school opened Monday with Miss Homes, principal, and the Misses Dow, Johnson, McGill, Berquist and Edna McGiil teachers.
 Dan PopoEich went to Vancouver last week on the steamer Jefferson. Dan left sooner than he expected ou account of the death Of his uncle at Vancouver Bert Stedman and family returned te Douglas on the Dolphin. They have been living near Portland, Ore, but were not content to stay away from Alaska
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