Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25
HERE'S A FEW XMAS GIFTS.

Have you puTonaseo JOuL Shi is'N"o goods? If not, call and see what Smith, the Druggist, is showing this year on Front street.
 Just arrived-a large stock of East man Kodaks and supplies at Ed An drews' studio. Everything sold at cat alog prices.
 A surprise party was given for Mrs. G. Grundler at her new home last Wed nesday evening. About thirty ladies enjoyed jolly evening.
 If you have forgotten to send a Christmas gift to friend, the Douglas Island News for six months or year might be very acceptable.
 pr. Weyerhorst moved into his new hospital Sunday. A comfortable look ing edifce at the corner of Second and E streets is the new establishment.
 Haven't you got at least one chance on the beautiful presents to be given away at the Rexall Drug store? You get one on each dollars cash purchase
 Valentines store presents the sea- sons opportunity for pleasure and economy in buying; delight and satis- faction in receiving. It insures merry Christmas.
 A wireless station has been installed at the Jualin, and, starting from this desolate and dreary point, messages may now be sent to all parts of the world, including Juneau.
 Christmas night at the Lyric will be marked by the display of the special Christmas film, entitled Santa Claus Night" All who are interested in Christmas will be pleased by this film.
 Soccer football is the latest sport that has struck these parts. game between Juneau and Douglas Island athletes is schedule to take place Christmas day on the Juneau grounds.
 Whatever your needs, come and let me show you variety of beautiful presents that will at once appeal to you as "Just the thing" Valentines store has genuine new attractions for Christmas.
 Harry Smith, who has been laid up for several months with broken leg, had the misfortune to slip aud fall on icy pavement last Wednesday night and break his leg over again. He was taken to St. Ann hospital.
 The Christmas treat for the children of the Congregational Sunday school was given them last Sunday afternoon. In addition, each child was given pic. ture of Rev O. B. Whitmore, until re- gently pastor of the church.
 George Spence was the holder of the lucky tiCket--No. 17-that won the great big beautiful doll which has been on exhibition in the Postottice Store window. The drawing took place Mon day evening at the Orpheum.
 You GET NEW 1DEAs-As you look through my holiday stock. IS is prac- tical demonstration of gathering under one roof nearly everything to make people happy at Christmas time. B. Valentine Jewelry Store, Juneau.
 There are lots of people who would feel the day was not complete if they were deprived of dance on Christmas. At Natatorium hall there will be grand ball on Christmas night. The Lyric eight.piece orchestra will furnish the excellent music for that occasiops A jolly crowd is sure to attend.
 Mir. John Powell left Douglas last week on the Curacao bound for Escon- dido, California, where his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Purdy, lives, and where he will make his home for time at least, or until the lure of the North brings him back again. On the same boat, Ernest Powell left to make his home in Michigan.
 Mrs. John Henson celebrated her birthday Monday and among her nice presents was cable from her son, Fred, that he had sold lot a Port Angeles, Wash, owned for "A years by Mrs. Henson, for the neat sum ofS6,00O. There is no one on Douglas Island who is not glad that Mrs. Henson got a nice birthday present.
 Camp Treadwell No. IA, A. B., held a special meeting at A. l.. U. hall Satur- day night to consider the proposal of the Skagway and Haines camps to take Lo