Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12
The Douglas Island News.
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City Bakery.
 Mrs A. Eggan returned last week from the States.
 The Friends arc planning the reopin- sng of their Sunday school.
 The Treadwel football team will give dance at the Lyric on Thanksgiving night.
 Five old-timers from Nome are on their way to the Pioneers Home at Sitka.
 Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all kinds always on hand at Andrews studio.
 Miss Auuie Mccormick, who has been an since Saturday, went back to work this morning.
 George E. James, the Douglas saw mill man, left last week to spend the winter in Seattle.
 Take a Kodak with you on your next ashiug trip, and prove to your friends that you are not a liar.
 Wear Ever Alumiuum at Jenseu's. See window display. Special prices for sets of l2 pieces or more.
 Douglas merchants are preparing for the holiday trade by shipping in great stocks of seasonable goods.
 Regular price of 4O,watt Mazda globes, DOC; 4O-watt Mazda globes now 4Oc at Jensen's Hardware Store.
 Mrs. Charles Sites, who has been visiting relatives in Michigan, returned last week to her home in this city.
 AL. Parker has bought the west end of Bing Halleck's lot and will erect residence fronting on Fourth street.
 The steamship Dolphin sailed from Seattle last Sunday night and should reach this port some time tomorrow.
 If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street.
 Capt James Cunane was in from EX cursion inlet the first of the week, and found time to make pleasant call at the News office
 John Murray left last week on the Humboldt for Los Angeles, Calf, where he is about to dispose of some -,,.--.o.-f,- bo11fure
 Albiu Bariteilo, at the head of @ party of goat hunters, started for Tracy arm last week, but there has been very little goat weather since.
 Buy your electric globes from Jensen because he can sell you 40 watt Mazda globes for 4Oc All other globes sold with the same reduction.
 Mir. Ed Austin, assistant whar1neer at the city dock, accompanied by his wife, left on the Humboldt for Tacoma, Wash, on two month vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs Wm. Holmes have moved back to Douglas and are now settled for the winter in a cottage on H street between Second aud Third.
 Tbe Ladies League will hold the regular business meeting of the mouth tomorrow Thursday at 2 p. m. All members are urged to be present.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Liuscott left last week on the Jefferson to spend the winter in Seattle. Mr. Linscott is an employee of the George B. James Co.
 See Jenseu's line of heating stoves, ranges aud cook stoves before buying elsewhere. Our bigreductiou in prices will convince you that you can cave money.
 The weather was ideal for the foot ball game at Treadwell last Saturday afternoon; that is ideal football weather-therain descended in torrents all the time the game lasted.
 Juneau has placed limit on its sa ioon district. and even offers to erect expensive buildings have DO Ofect on Che city fathers. And it appears that public sentiment backs them up.
 Mir. B. R. Leivers has on display beautiful doll, all dressed iu silk, wear. ing a real hat with flowers on it, that would win the heart of any little girl on the Island. ae will give it away on Christmas eve, and with each 90 cent purchase he will give you a chance.
 Stealing light globes from the street lighting system has disturbed the naaca and oniel of Marshal Shalar. who