Douglas Island news., 1911-12-13

The Eagles meet tonight at A. IL. U. hail.
 Union suitsfor Men-a new line just in at Rogers.
 Fresh Bread, Pies and Doughnuts daily at LeWer's.
 The first inmate of the new Douglas Jail was Jap.
 A cut of ten per cent on all Suits at Jack McBonald's.
 Lady wishes work of any kind. In aquire room 1, Feusi block.
 Jack Mccormick was g very sick man for several days last week.
 The Hum boldt from the South will xeach Douglas on the 22nd.
 Charlie Fox went to Ketchikan on Ouracoa yesterday morning.
 Jacob Dull has sold the Douglas Dairy to Alfred and Walter Eggan.
 We will give 25 per cent of on Shoes until January lst, 1912, at McDonald's. Mrs. Henry Erie expects to depart for awisit in California some time next month.
 Fifty-seven Varieties of beautiful Cut Glass-aud every piece a bargain, at the Alaska Drug Go.
 After the Holidays, Miss Edna Car ypenter will depart for visit with reIa' stives at Ramona, California.
 0. w. Johnson, of TreadweH, is at the Juneau hospital, recovering from an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. s. H. Ewing, wife of the Pacific Coast agent at Juneau, died at Seattle ou the night of Tuesday, December 9th. Mir. Frank Tascher went to the Lynn canal country on the Humboldt, eX- pecting to return by the last of the week. Keep clean and you will be healhty; ! The bath tubs at the Douglas Hand Laundry are at your service. Try them for your annual bath.
 North Star Lodge, No. ?, Knights of Pythias, will move to the new A. l.. U. hall. The first meeting will be held there tomorror( Thursday night.
 An umbrella is a homely necessity. A handsome Gold mounted one is a luxury, and makes fine Christmas present. See the Alaska Drug Co.
 Fred ,CoUk and Wm. C ummiugs, the two former Douglas boys, who were frozen to death near Valdez, were buried in that city on November 2S.
 Miss Elua Olson, of the Stubbius store is planning trip to Los An .geles, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. A. Hunter, after the New Year.
 Mir. Wm. Drewitt is now one of the able assistants at the <Canteen. He is a seasoned Alaskan and therefore un- ,derstands the ways of the Northland. The best of everything for Christmas and just what you want; is our wei come to Christmas buyers. Come and see Valentines store at Juneau, and be pleased.
 A nice line of box candy, empty boxes to beffilled, and cut flowers. at the Douglas Candy Kitchen for Christ mas. Leave your orders for Olympia oysters, and cream.
 The Silver Set in Paul Bloedhorn's show window is attracting lots of at tention. It is a Christmas Gift for some one. A chance given free with every dollar purchase.
 We received over S30O00 worth of Heather Goods on the Humboldt from Sanborn, Vail s& Co.,, San Francisco. Better come in and pick out some thing. Alaska Drug Co.
 The News was in error last week in announcing change in the time and place of the meetings of the Moose Lodge. This lodge meets each Friday night at odd Fellows Hall.
 The Douglas Odd Fellows and Re- bekahs are planning big Christmas Tree and Celebration to be given at their hall on Christmas Eve. The two orders have large membership and splendid time is anticipated.
 J. E. Beale has resigned as cashier eff the First National bank in order to accept a position with the First Ma tional bank of San Francisco, by which institution he was employed prior to coming to junoau.-Dispatch.
 I am alreadyfor Christmas. Now is Ahe time and this is the opportunity for economical, satisfactory Christmas buying that nobody can afford to miss. .Come and see Valentines store for your. Christmas gifts.
 Don't miss my Holiday display. Come and see how satisfactory Christ mas shopping can be made; how we'll | can i'll your wants and how far you can make your money go. Don't forget the Dlaee It's Valentines. at Juneau.