Douglas Island news., 1913-11-26
The Douglas Island News.
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 Try Fleischmann's Yeast Fresh on every boat, at Fox's.
 Don't forget that Jensen has ice creepers for sale.
 Fine winter weather this. Yes, l like anything but wind.
 George Bach returned from Lime stone last Saturday.
 Frank Casbeu left last week for a visit back in Michigan.
 Snow shovels, Yukon sleds, boys coasters and ice skates at Jensen's.
 The First Territorial Bank of Alaska will not be open for business tomorrow The City of Rome left again a few days ago with a party of goat hunters. BoRN.-A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. James Bowie, on Sunday, Nov. 23rd.
 Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all klnds always on hand at Andrews studio.
 Frank Tascher returned from a trip to the Westward last week on the Mar iposa.
 Mrs. II. E. Dahl returned on the Dolphin from a visit with relatives in the east.
 A coal famine is on in Juneau, but there is stiI plenty of whiskey' Bro Howdeshel.
 The public school will extend its Thanksgiving vacation over until Mon day morning.
 The Corwiu from Nome passed Gas tineau channel points yesterday bound for Seattle.
 A Taku wind should remind you to go to Jensen's and ft your home with storm windows.
 BoRN-A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Robert Dennard on Tuesday, Novemb Der 25th.
 Alaska Lodge, No. 1, O.O. F., will entertain the Rebekahs at a social to be given tonight.
 Take a Kodak with you on your next fishing trip, and prove to your friends that you are not liar.
 Fleischmaun's Yeast produces good, wholesome, nutritious bread. Fresh on every boat, at P H. Fox's.
 Music lovers should not miss the treat at tbe Lyric Friday night. The Filipino Stringed orchestra will play.
 Hazel Kirke, the famous old drama, will be shown Sunday night at the Lyric. Music by the Lyric orchestra. If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street.
 Universal percolators, aluminium tea balls, coal oil stoves, electric stoves, al- cohol stoves. See Jensen's window display.
 Jensen has on display some very nice haud-paiuted china in several designs which make very appropriate presents to any one.
 A couple of stalwart young Chech- acos made their way over the trail at the meeting of the Arctic Brotherhood last night.
 Julius Jensen is preparing to give someone a very nice Christmas present this year. When you call at the store, ask about it.
 Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day, most of tbe stores in Douglas will close at noon and remain closed for the bal ance of the day.
 Councilman Frank Oliver had the misfortune last week to lose a finger, by getting it mixed up with the tube at tbe cyanide plant.
 Sammy Gaumn, of Petersburg, who now sails under the title of captain, as master of a fine launch of bis own, visited Douglas last week.
 FoUND.-A braided, hair watchchain, with P. O. E charm. Owner may have same by calling at Henry Stevens store which is down on the beach
 The strings of lights climbing the hill, both at Juneau and Sheep Creek might be the work of a Japanese dec- orator The effect is startling
 The beautiful flowers of Alaska are now under the snow, but beautiful flowers shipped from Seattle may be