Douglas Island news., 1913-10-29
The Douglas Island News.
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 to Ed Ringuette and associates.
 Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all kinds always on hand at Andrews studio.
 Joe Robertson sprained his ankle a few days ago and io going about on crutches.
 Albin Baritello and George Brown are out on a hunt for the elusive moan tain goat.
 Olgat Anderson returned last week from the States, where he has been at tending school
 Mrs. M.J.O'Connor and Miss Miller arrived on the Humboldt from ther visit in the States.
 Charlie Brown, a resident of Douglas for many years, has been sent to Che asylum at Moruingside.
 Take a Kodak with you on your next fishing trip, and prove to your friends that you are not liar.
 Wear Ever Aluminium at Jensen's. See window display. Special prices for sets of l2 pieces or more
 The o. W. Young Company at Ju- neau plans to put up three story con- crete block in the spring.
 Among the latest arrivals in Douglas was a large Missouri mule, who has come to make his home in our city.
 A wonderful increase is noted in the attendance at Sunday schools, and Christmas nearly two months away.
 Mayor O'ConnOr took his launch Gel tic to winter quarters this morning We may now look for stormy weather.
 The first snow lay on the streets of Douglas on the morning of October 2S. 1t was only a sample and soon melted.
 The Valentine block at Juneau is complete and ready for the occupants. lt is a Aue structure and a credit to the city.
 Last Saturday. Andy c. Johnson re 1 ceived the sad news of the death of bis mother at Redlands, Calif~ the day be- fore.
 If sour clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street.
 City Treasurer Fox is busy collecting che 1918 taxes. The taxable property in Douglas has nearly doubled in the last decade.
 Mr. Clarence A. Popp, of Chicago, bas taken @ position as stenographer and bookkeeper in the John Feusi hardware store.
 Buy your electric globes from Jensen because be can sell you 40 watt Mazda globes for lOc. All other globes sold with the same reduction.
 Marshal Sbafer, Jess McWHhams and Dave Conkel are out on adesr hunt this week. Alex Nelson is attending to Che duties of the marshal
 A race on roner slzates is being planned for next monbh between the Douglas aud Juneau rinks. Olgat An derson will hold up the Douglas end.
 See Jensen's line of heating stovess ranges and cook stoves before buying elsewhere. Our big reduction in prices will convince you thst .gou can save money.
 David Fl. Christoe, who recently graduated from the School of Phar- macy at the Washington university, has accepted a position ct the R. E- Smith drug stora
 The Rebekahs gave @ shower last Thursday night for Mir. and Mrs. John Hul Mir. Hull has been member of Che lodge for many geara, and recently returned to Douglas with bride.
 Please take notice that Jensencarres everything in electrical goods, such as reading lamps, flash lights, electric globes, rosettes, switches, sockets, fuse Dluga cords and wire of all kinds.
 Hunters, please take notice that Jensen carries all the late makes of gums. also ammunition of kinds. We also guarantee our sheAs to be fresh' as we buy direct from the factory.
 We both lose if you do nOt.read this ad. Jensen can sell you globes cheaper than any one in town. Prices: dO-watt Mazda, now 4oc All other globes to ha cold in tha aama manner .at biz Re.