Douglas Island news., 1912-05-08
The Douglas Island News,
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Friday night is prize night at the Lyric.
 Clothes baskets-all sizes-S1.25 and up. At Jensen's.
 Fresh Bread, Pies and Doughnuts daily at Leiver's.
 The Dolphin is due to arrive from the south tomorrow.
 This is the open season in Douglas for awberry shortcake.
 A full line of dishes at very reason able prices, See Jensen.
 Ed. Snyder, the Tenakee merchant, was a Douglas visitor last week.
 Get your fresh Ranch Eggs at FoX's, Don't cost any more than poor ones.
 FRESH CREAM at the City Bakery. Shipments received on every Hum boldt.
 Charles MovaI is building new residence on D street, next to the Sans Souci.
 Mrs. Nels Rustand left on the City of Seattle Monday evening enroate to Fairbanks.
 Joe Dickey leaves this evening on the Fox to spend couple of weeks in the hills at Berners bay.
 Fred Purington, formerly of this city, has been elected manager of the Ketchikan baseball team.
 Take your dull scissors, saws, axes and knives to Jensen and have them sharpened. Scissors a speciality.
 Boy express wagous-just the thing for the boys to haul wood with. For sale at Jeuseu's Hardware store.
 Herman Froelich, the blacksmith, leaves today to accept employment at the JuaIiu mine, at Berners bay.
 There will be no picture show at the Lyric tonight, but there will be good show to enjoy yourself at the Eagles dance.
 The Wolgast-M Moran prize fight pic lures in three reels will be shown at the Douglas theatre the latter part of next week.
 l.. s. Miller, the boat builder, return ed to Douglas on the Mariposa yester- day morning after an extended tour through the States.
 A public reception to the teachers of the public schools and Rev. Hadley will be held at the Congregational church on Thursday of this week from 8 to 10 p. m.
 All who attended the A. B. enter, tainment last evening report it a most enjoyable affair. Cards and dancing were ,ne features of the evening, and an excellent lunch was served.
 If the weather will permit, ball game will be played by teams repre- senting the electrical and machine shop departments of Treadwell on the Douglas grounds tomorrow evening.
 "Jimmy" Cameron, the veteran printer of these parts, who has been assisting on the News this winter, leaves today for the Jualin mine, where he will be engaged for the coming sea- son.
 Manager Armstrong, of the Lyric theatre, announces an exceptionally good show for Sunday night. A special reel of film will be run, and the Lyric orchestra will be there with the late music.
 Everything is in readiness for the Eagles big dance to be given at the Lyric this evening, and the affair promise to be one of the social events of the season. Music will be by an eight piece orchestra.
 Mir. G. Grundler last week purchased the Museth property, next to the Andrews photograph gallery, on Third street, aud will soon begin the erection of a new residence. The building now on the lot will be moved to the rear, and the new structure will be located where the present one now stands.
 A we'll attended meeting of the Douglas Civic Improvement Club was held at the school house on Monday evening. It was found that the club had incurred an indebtedness of Sl19 as a result of their campaign on "Tin Can Day." and it is planned to give a straw berry festival within the near su...o 4 nrnnrarn ronaistinn of mnsi.