Douglas Island news., 1912-12-04
Picture trames at Swihart's.

springs for months rest.
 Your coupons are good for valuable prize at the Little Douglas.
 Douglas Island pupils have been ex' cluded from the Juneau schools.
 Get Kodak at Andrews studio aud learn to take pictures. We will show you.
 Masquerade Costumes fer rent or made to order by Mrs. Bertha Schwarz- enberg.
 Mir. Henry Erie goes to Haines on the Spokane on one of his regular pic grimages.
 Watch the show windows for valu able prizes to be given away at the Little Douglas
 Sleds, Snow Shovels, Ice Creepers and Cocoa Door Mats, Douglas Hard ware, Phone 55.
 Do uot overlook to get at feast one free chance on the s75.Oo violin and the doll at Smiths.
 Jensen is the sole sgeut in Douglas for the Wear Ever Aluminium. See window display.
 Jensen sells tue Colonial Oak heating stove, manufactured by the Great Western Stove Co.
 Mir. Archie Hamen is going for short visit to Vancouver island and Puget sound points.
 And the finest assortment of Xmas Gifts can be seen at the Rexall Drug store, opposite 70.
 Mrs. Dallas Marks, former resident of the city, arrived last week on the Dolphin from the Sound.
 The best holiday inducements ever offered, to be made public at the ReNall Drug Store, Saturday.
 Mrs. Wm. Stubbtns ant Doris Oliver returned to their hooes la this city vla the Spokane from Seattle,
 Hot Blast heaters. Save half the fuel bill. Come iu and look them over' Douglas Hardware, Phone 55.
 R. A. Schmidt, who has been working at the Jualiu for the past two months, returned to Douglas last Friday,
 Mir. Lock NuUigan has accepted the position Ut Douglas tslaud correspon. dent for the Aiaska Daily Empire.
 Oil etoves, heariug stoves, cook stoves anu rauges, ip al the lateot styles, at the Jensen Hardware Store,
 Electric Pocket Flashlights, Mazda Lamps, Electric Irons, Toasters and Electric Light Shades. Douglas Hard. ware, Phone 55.
 The marriage of Miss Alice Bach, daughter of Judge Frank Bach, of this city, to MT. Robert Coughlin, on the l2th just, is announced.
 Victor records make very nice Xmas present. You have very large assortment to select from at Smiths, the Frout Street Druggist.
 Nick Lee, for long time employed at the Mexican mine, came in the first of the week from Tenakee and i'm. mediately departed for his old home in Norway.
 Miss Lillian Liliestrand returned last night on the Spokane from short visit at Seattle. Miss Lilly contends that none of the Sound cities is equal to Douglas.
 Mir. Chas. H. Carleton will be pas- senger on the Spokane bound for his home in Alma, Maine. Enroute he will make short stops at Minneapolis, Minn,, and Boston, Mass.
 The total rainfall for the month of November was 794 inches, according to c. R. Reed, assistant observer at Ju- neau. There were seven clear days during the month.
 The finest assortment of Irish Poplin Neckties that ever left Seattle came north on the Spokane for Mulligan's Haberdashery and are now on display in the show window.
 Miss McGill, teacher in the Doug las Public School, will take advantage of the enforced vacation to make trip to Seattle to obtain treatment for her eyes, which have been giving her some trouble.
 The last reports from the sick folks in Douglas indicate that all are doing nicely, and, in the event that the pres