Douglas Island news., 1913-11-05
The Douglas Island News.
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 The Humboldt is expected Go arrive arom the south Friday.
 One year ago today a light snow fell on the streets of Douglas.
 Gemmett & Mccoy have cold the Rainier bar to George Mead.
 Harry Rexroth has taken position in the store of J s. NlinkCve.
 Just aa well putup your storm doors and windows-this is November
 BONA son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Axel Kronquist, on Sunday, Nov -2nd.
 Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all kinds always on hend at Andrews studio.
 Take a Xods4l withy Onyour next Rshiug trip, and prove to your friends that you are nota liar
 Julius Jensen, the Second street hardware man, will give away a Wonder range at Christmas time.
 Wear Ever Aluminium at Jensen's. See window display Special prices for sets of l2 pieces or more.
 Regular price of 40 watt Mazda globes, Doc; 4O-watt Mazda globes now AOc at Jeusen's Hardware Store.
 Phil McKanna ds on his way out from the Chisana and is expected down from Skagway on the next boat.
 Frauk Tascher, the travelling sales man, left on the Alameda, Monday, for a busiusss tpip to Che Westward.
 Marshal sbafer, Jess McWilliame and Dave Conkel returned last Friday from a very successful hunting trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Christ Fox moved over from Juneau last week and are domi oiled in the residence of Adolph Buck art
 The deer season closed ou the first, and to Alaskans the taste of the sweet, juicy Eeuison will soon be but mem .Ory.
 Mrs. John Couren left this morning for a two-weeks' visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Paddy O'Neill at Sheep creek.
 If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable Ohlce' Second street.
 Mrs. L. H. Keist has returned to Douglas from a two-mOnths' visit in Seattle. She was a passenger on the steamship Al K
 Buy your electric globesfrom Jensen because be can sell you 40 watt Mazda globes for 4Oc. All other globes sold with Che same reduction.
 Frank Bach and Lou Miller went down to Limestone last week with lum Der to rebuild the boarding house re- gently wrecked by a slide.
 Mrs. Victor Peterson, nee Hildur Lil- iestrand. who has been visiting her parents in this city, returned on the City of Seattle to her home in Skagway.
 Paul Bloedhorn has recently added two new Thomas show eases to his store equipment and is preparing for bigger holiday trade than ever before.
 The Alaska Game Laws and Regula aions is the title of Circular No. 2, is. sued by The governor of Alaska, Oct. a5, 1913. Every hunter should secure copy.
 The Halloween crowds were decent this year and confined their depreda- tions To a few harmless tricks, such as placing movable objects in ludicrous places.
 See Jense1s line of heating stoves, ranges and cook stoves before buying elsewhere. Our big reduction in prices will convince you that you can save money.
 Rev. Osborn and party, who went hunting several weeks ago and remain ed longer than their allotted time, re- turned safely last Friday we'll supplied with game.
 The Juneau Commercial clubis plan ming a little party in honor of Col. Wilds P. Richardson, president of the Alaska Road Commission. A sort of "a bridge party, as it were.
 A large crowd attended the mask .danos civen bE the Moose lodge last