Douglas Island news., 1911-01-18
The Douglas Island News.
THRLocAL FIELD.
Physician heal thyself.-Luke 4:ss,

There will be meeting of Hose Co. No. l at the City hall tonight
 Mrs. Henry Erie took a party of lady friends out sleigh-riding last Friday.
 Miss Winnie Gnligan left last week for Vancouver, B. C., where she will re- side.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 A large assortment of brand new tooth brushes for 25c and soc at Smiths Drug Store.
 Albin Baritello aud Mark Tatom are expected back from Warm Springs bay on the Chlopeck.
 RANGES? Everything from small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jenseu's.
 Have you cold? Cure it quick with a box of Smiths Cold Tablets-2oc at Smiths Drug Store.
 Oliver Olson is back at bis place ln Jensen's hardware store, looking little slim, but feeling fiue-
 Get a photograph and have music when you want it. Easy payment plan at Smiths Music Parlors.
 Silverdip is the preparation that will clean your silverware and polish 1t at the same time. Smiths Drug Store.
 Both the electric lights and the tele- phones blew out of business during the storm. The repairs were quickly made.
 FoUND-A gold ring. The lad wants a dollar for finding it and the ring looks like it is worth it. Call at the News office.
 George Kennedy, of Skagway, who has been visiting his parents at Juneau and friends iu Douglas, returned to his home on the Cottage City.
 A. E. Moval aud wife will leave Douglas shortly for Sweden, where MT. Moval contemplates spending his days following agricultural pursuits.
 The steamship Jefferson broke a blade off her propellor on the way south and in consequence she will be behind a couple of days on her next trip north.
 The Arctic Brotherhood had another of those lively meetings last night. Two L-.L,.x, o1;r, bo1 Ov.r Ch,IkoOk DaSS and were entertained by the camp cook
 Weak lungs are the cause of much sickness. Strengthen them with NyaPs Nutritive Hypophosphites and enjoy good health. For sale at Smiths Drug Store.
 Sunday, while trying to tie up boat, James Christoe fell in the bay. He was fshed out uniniured, but it cannot truthfully be said that Jimmie is al ways dry.
 w. w. Sborthill has accepted posi- tiou in the office of United States At torney Rustgard at Juneau. Mir. and Mrs. Shorthill have been visiting rela- tives at TTeadwell.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Stedman are about to leave Douglas to make their home at Gresham, Oregon. Douglas people re- gret their departure, but will follow them with good wishes.
 The Cottage City will reach Treadwel some time this evening about day late. Miss NJ. Olsen, O. Hogany, F. w. Pettigroye and Wm. D. McMillan are aboard, bound for Douglas Island.
 Preparations for the big time at the monthly meeting of the Douglas Fire Department are going ahead nicely. The members of the special program committee say they are having good success.
 Last Wednesday evening Miss Eliza beth Ellen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Gilligan, of this city, was mar ried to Mir. Wilbur George. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. l.. F. Jones. Mir. and Mrs. George left on the Jefferson for Pearson, Wash, where they will make their home.
 Travelling Auditor Smith, of the Pa ciflc Coast Steamship Company, s. H. Ewing, the agent for the company at Juneau, and W. F. Swan, who has just retired from the latter position, were Douglas visitors last Friday. They readily agreed that any boat that comes to Alaska could easily tie up to the