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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
MRS. j. E. ENGLISH TELLS OF PLEASANT DAYS
II SPENT WITH RELATIVES In THE CAPITOL CITY,
WASHINGTON---SEES ONE OF SElAKESPEARE'S PLAYS

In writing from 1890 Mckinley
street, Chevy Chase, Washington, D.
c., Mrs. ]. e. English, among other
things, says:
I have just returned from an after
noon drive out through Georgetown,
which is again coming into favor as a
residential section, along the speed
way by the Potomac, past the beauti-
full Lincoln memorial, and the Wash
|ington monument. On the way back
we drove by the White House, the
Bureau of Engraving and many other
public and private buildings of note,
then through Rock Creek park which
would delight you with it's hills and
deep ravines, it's natural woods and
plant life its beautiful rocky stream
Iof clear water. In some places there
L are falls and rapids which remind me
of Skillet Creek Falls. All that man
has done is to make fine winding
roads that follow the way Of least re-
distance, throw lovely bridges across
the creek and in several places ar
range charming fords where the wa
ter is not over foot deep and, the bed
Of the stream level and smooth with
concrete. Here and there where the
road winds along the edge of a deep
ravine, simple railing protects the
public. There are trails for horse
back riders, and in one place we saw
hurdles for jumping. We saw many
mounted riders, that seems to be the
principle use made of horses here.
This delightful park is within walk
Galliher's) home, and a favorite pic
nicking place of her family in warm
weather. l should haye mentioned
that there are tables, chairs and con-
crete stoves arranged in many con-
venient attractive places.
On Friday evening we had a family
theatre barty at the Shubert- Garrick
and saw Fritz Leiber in Macbeth. He
took the part splendidly and was well
supported; his leading lady, Irby
Marshall, made wonderful Lady
Macbeth. 1t was a great treat to me
to see Shakespearian play SO well
produced. The next evening Anne,
Tom and I with some friends went to
see Ruth Chatterton in Barrie's new
play, "Nary Rose. It is fascinating
play and in parts beautiful but very
fanciful and unreal. 1t is a great
pleasure to us to see some good act
ing again, and also to go t. the Marine
band concerts which are given every
Monday afternoon and are very fine.
Col Manteeman, the leader, lives at
Chevy Chase in his castle, only
two blocks from us. We came home
after the concert the other day in the
and had a good visit. He is typical
German, but a very loyal one, and
served our country throughout the
war
Anne and her husband are very well
and at last have secured a cOmmod-
ious apartment, / expect to be with
them a good deal later Perhaps you
have heard that Rosemary was so
unfortunate as to break both bones
of her left ankle the day after Thanks
giving. She was riding horseback and
the accident happened in dismounting.
She is my special charge, and very
dear one. Her cast is to be removed
soon and then she will not be quite
so helpless. My nieces keep me busy
telling about Baraboo friends, and
join me in wishing you Happy Holt
day Season.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
1921 STATE FAIR DATES.
ANNOUNCED A CONVENTION

Members If the committee On fair
dates Tor 1920 report as follows at
the American association of Fairs and
expositions at Chicago.
I Northern Wisconsin State fair,
Chippewa Fails. Sept. 12-17.
National Implement show, Peoria,
III. Sept. 80. Oct. s,
Illinois state fair, Springfield, Aug.
1927. 'N'''"- $50
l. and L fair, Danville, Ill. Aug. 2S-
Sept. 3.
In each case the dates are inclusive
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank for their kind as
sistance during our bereavement and
for floral offerings the Woman's
Catholic Order of Forresters, the
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, the
Knights of Columbus, Elks and friends
and also those who so generously
gave the use of their cars.
Anton Siberz and family
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
PRICE OF POTATOES MUCH
CHEAPER THAN LAST YEAR

Potatoes have reached a selling
level unprecedented in four years says
the division of markets. Farmers are
being offered rs cents a hundred
weight this year, where year ago
this time they were selling at $3.50
to So for that weight. Retail prices
last year ranged from $3.50 to SIS a
bushel while now potatoes are being
sold at. retail for s1.40 to $1.75 a
bnshel. $3.50 -
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
YOUNG I. R. is
FAVORED FOR
). CAPITAL POST
Recognition Of Legion Given AS
Reason For Appointment as
Assistant. Secretary

The name of Lieut.. Col. Theodore
Roosevelt for assistant secretary eth
er of war or navy as recognition oi
the American Legion was presented
to Senator Harding in Marion, o. on
Tuesday by John G.. Maher, of Lin
coin. Neb., who had been invited to
discuss with the president-elect both
international matters and the sold
iers' bonus problem
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
JEFF PUTS A DIFFICULT
PROBLEM TO FRIEND MUTT

! Jeff Mutt, can you tell me whether
more English walnuts or lemons will
go into a barrel
Mutt-Tell you whether more Eng
-Iish walnuts or lemons will go into a
barrels?
Jeff-Yes, can You tell me?
Mutt give it mp
Jeff-Lemons.3 You can squeeze the
lemons. r.ss as5n
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
EDISON PHONOCRAPH
WORKS TO SHUT DOWN

The photograph works of the Thorn
as A. Edison company, Inc at West
Orange, N ]. close today for an in
definite period, it was announced. The
shutdown will affect about 500 per-
sons. u
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
BUTTER UP SLIGHTLY;
=. - EGGS ARE STABLE

Creamery butter is up slightly, now
retailing at 90 cents pound. Eggs
remain the same as last, week, retail
ing at 65 cents. a dozen,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
MUST STAY I'M JAIL UNTIL
HE PAYS WIFE ALTMONY

Herman Everson was sentenced to
spend 80 days in Jail or any part of it
up to the time he has paid to the
court $104.07, alimony due his wife,
Mary ,Everson, by Judge Stevens of
the circuit court, yesterday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
MERLIN HULL MAY BE NEXT
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR

Secretary of State Merlin Hull may
succeed Burt Williams as internal rev.
enue collector in Wisconsin. The ap-
pointment will not be made until
March. Mr.. Hull neither affirms nor
denies the Tumor
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
zae<-ssss-.ss---s
MOTION DAY
NEXT It TUESDAY

Judge e. Ray Stevens of Madison
is expected here next Tuesday. There
are eight applications for citizenship
and a few other minor matters may
come before the court. Two Of the APP
plications are alien enemies.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
GREENFIELD TAXPAYERS

/ will be; at the First National bank
Saturdays and Mondays after January
2. John Rumph, Treasurer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
SHORTHoRN BREEDERS TO
HOLD MEETING SOON

The Sank County Shorthorn Breed
ers' association will hold its annual
meeting at the courthouse next Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
Where Do You Go From THERE

Removal notice, have removed
from the Offices where + was to the
Offices where now am James R. Reid
From the Miami Herald.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
Bouling

On Tuesday evening the following
game was rolled on the Prairie du
Sac alleys:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30
Popular Wants
- - -.


One cent per word for first inser-
ton IN either daily Or weekly edi-
ton. Half cent per word for each
SUBJ oquent insertion Of the same adj
vertisemsntylins either daily o, week;
~. AsN 0''1t 'AN'
Minimum rs cents.
Ali want. ads cash in advance
~ 49, 49, - ---------
FOR SALE-Choice Rhode Island
Red cockerls 4, Of the Owens Farm
strain. Mrs. George Carpenter.
FOUND Money. Owner describe
and it will. be returned. Mrs. N. G.
Crawley..a i yo~
See l.. A. McGilvra if you want to
get. first class photograph at pre-
war prices. Phone 1915 F22.
FOR. SALE "a Rhode Island Red
Cockeralsf John Pickar. North Free
DOM lon; +, ..:llsna -r..
FOR SALE Single horse bob sleigh
Phone 1eO2Fs,
WANTED-Cu Telephone 1882
F-6 Ernest Ziegler.
WANTED SOME GOOD MANURE.
PHONE So. aa1r eo :zec "tt*
LOST .DEC.-25 a pair of fieldglass-
es somewhere on N. w. depot plat
form or3ir waiting room. Finder please
return to 627 Mound street and receive
reward
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30

FOR Choice Rhode Island
Red cockerls "A Of the Owens Farm
strain. Mrs. George Carpenter.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30

FOUND Money. Owner describe
and it will. be returned. Mrs. N. c.
CraWley.,.3 !, ,,o.~
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30

See L. A. McGilvra if you want to
get a first, class monograph at pre-
war prices. Phone 1916 F-22.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-12-30

Minimum 25 cents.
AL, want. ads cash in advance.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MUST HAVE CHANGED

KotobIkau and Uydcr win bc cone ne.tcd by modern. fst passenger and rcrh. boat sorvcc within a .oan'c or weeks according Io au n- nouucomout made here .oiay
 Roy Cole who has boon ro..deut ot wraueeu and tho west cons. Of Prince of Wales island for number of year and William Ncl who ha. had several yoar. experience Tn on- erauur gas boats i'm Alaskan Vators are at nraeut i'm sea.re fuHre mp tbe gas boat Prince or Wales for Che rum The Prince or Wales Is pac. ucauy a now boat having bcon op-
 atel ou One Juumu-s.tka run for couple Of seasous The vessel Is Heeneod to carry f5 naaonrou and has euace for 50 tons of freight
 Either two or three Grip. win bo mado a vccs. depending upon Che traffic. IC only two Grip. arc made hc Prince of Wales win matc ono
 trip a week to Craig Kctohfsan Chronicle
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
WILL OF A BoozEHoARDER

EH0w Ail MEN Hy THESE PRESENTS. uu h John A. Booze loarIc- being of sound mind and noIr do hereby mako and declare nIs my Inst win and tcstamnt
 FWsTLY. ! do des.rc chat al my lawful dcbn be naId Including my funeral eNncus.s and unpaid bills for tuo cases or bourbon dvo bot- Ios of gin and tbrcc bottles Of ryc which win be found among my ei- .o.n mrle.e one Of thc chief mourn er should happen .o rct thom GHO.
 SECONDLY. 70 my beloved wife. who ha. stood by mo ou tbcso years md often becn Iuat as tbrmty os , was hereby beguoatb an my s.z- ton-ycar.old stock. which win be .orrI in a seerc. panel near Che dro- nlace in Che library Also in token of my loyo and affection. she shall haro the as. ,hroe bottles of Scotch. which arc eecrctcd in Che piano.
 THIRDLY. to my dear sons. Tom and Jcrry ] bequeah three eases .acb of fairly good rye. which have managed 60 hold on to and which , hope they win enjoy. both Che flavor ud muuca thereof
 F0rRTHLY to my respected rel-
 Is. AuuH saIoon. bo1uo1th thrco bottles of noar-beer which have never bccn able to eivc away and which ! bayc been afraid to pour In Che r.vor for fear of poHudng Che water unn.y
 FTFTWY. do request that ono pint bottle Of bourbon. which , have deposited in Che safety vault at Che hms bo placed by my side during tbc final obsoGuIos so that In ease hcrc should be amy dolay In crossing Che river Jordan ] win be fortified.
 sNTULy Che remainder Of my e.atc shah be turned over to Che rest or my relations to quarrel over as they soc ft- Exchange
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
FURTHER STEPS IN
 ORGANIZATION Big Cold Storage Plant at Port Chatham Seems Likely to
 Go Ahead Now

Members of nc Fishing vcd OwnorG Association and Che uc.r ! Sen Fishermm'a Union who are Iu. .orc,oI m tha newly organized Naska Ocean Ush Company held D .moctns In tho rooms Of thc Yes e. Owners Association yesterday after moon to dacua plans for Ono opu- aton or a cold storage plant at Port Chatham ou Cook nIot
 O. O. Hntum. one Of Che oH'oor o- tuo new company wIlI leave so- mIc for Por. Chatham aboard Che Pacific Steamship companya Thor Admiral Watson, aaya Che Seattle T.mcs
 Mr. Hraum said yesterday after mon Chat tbo machinery for thc nIant was ou Che ground and tbc uovcrbouac had boon mIL Tho warehouse win bc erected and Che machinery Installed within Che next Tow weeks
 "mstcod of Seattle fishing vessels coming an hc way to tba port Prince Rupert or Vancouver B. C.. with thcIr ca'chos they win SO from Inc dahlue banm to Port Chatham where Che dsh wu be placed in cold stougc and shipped by steamship To Seattle" mid Mr. Hvmm. owe Hu Doc able to furnish bait and aup- plies for Che v.ao'a in Port Chatham
 The cold storage plant Wul have Q
 lpacIv Of e.0oo000 pounds Of dsh and win handle both baIbut and olmou Tho Alaska Ocean Fish Company which Is a subsidiary cor- poratlon ol Che Pacific sca Products Association is capitalized ot S100.- oO0
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
ALASKAN BOATS
 COMING HOME
Well Known Freieh. Carriers Com ing Back to Alaska After
 War Time Service

Alter operating u he ooaHa.
 trade i'm Europe auI making four voyages through tfe Na cml in ] Germany the steamship Valdez O.. |the Alaska Steamship Company .rea.hcl san Francisco Irst night on |her way from the Atlantic for so- 'aue. says hc soaue Time. Of nc ea.b inst.
 The Valdez began hor present voy- age In Baltimore Wbore she Ioadei sbpmeu. of steel for hs coast She also took aboard a consignment of railroad iron n Ha.bol Ncn.y an Of her cargo Is consigned to San FraucIs.o After d..0hmene i'm California tbc vessel win load gone cral merchandise tor Seattle
 Tho Valdez lef- the North pacIf. la.- spring for Cuba WIlb a cargo of rico loadcd m Seattle and Vancouver B C. After l.eahue.ue m One West Indies Ono roael wont to Neu York where she was chartered hr ne Alaska Steamship Company to fhe Federal Operating Company and loaded for EHr'and
 During one oI her visits In L.rar pool tbe va'ler H.. rnr.nn. d.. ds.hawnr a cargo o. mmbn- ae. 0orI.ur to word r...NoI in Seattle from Capt n uoa.. her mt'er Captain Uohes explained uat nc iore.noromw i'm Lrc-pooI would work only low hour. aday and ro- fused to permit tlc ms. %. thc .n.ns a.He Ttcs Insisted in urne Che lumber oU m. vese. on .hcr backs Whom ha a.rs officers remmsratcl vh thc English stove Ior.. tle, were u.u''y -r.a-eI W.h shouts from UHe uar..r
 -l you fouf Hse tHe way we're mImdn your hIoomm .hu eno ms oar moae. and vcu eo mp lo ths uab"
 TH. steamship Im"u o. tHe M.
 sa Steamship Company which haa 10an plying hetHc.r Now Nor. and Central and south American ports for .he last year and a hah win
 1r. 'oai.rr next Tuesday i'm Hos- Tom ..r tn. .o..t The ureo for
 The vessel win he booked by che Now EnrIanl Maritime Corporation. Roth vessels win ho returned to che So.aehasm trade on choir ar- rival hare according to officers ol .lo Alaska Steamship Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Owing io alleged poor crtIce O. thc local water and ught companies. Che town of Seward Is considorlur che proposition or bonding Che city Go acquire thcc properties and lo have the municipality own and op. cntc thcm
 Tho Boy Scouts or Petersburg have onorcl choir services to Che Grc de. pamcnt thorc .o kcon Che crowd. back u ca.o ol urc. Tho oncr wa. accepted Each boy is to taEo @ star about .N feet long w.tb him lo ,br fre v.ta which Co keep back tho crowds
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
M SIN DIEGO

Tn recon. Iator received hero from Ernest John Powell by Carl H er...or Emef ays 'hat hc and .H father are both ot San Diego
 a|Iorna where thoy have good .uHor. Uo also states Chat tho a lime he was at Esoond.do ho rN John s.o0 formerly Of hH "u.. rvn- out h.s now s.z-cyl.u- Ior ear
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
Leaving Douglas for Juneau
MANY WOMEN USE
 GLYCERnSE MIXTURE

n0Ue.. ... M rra.I at m. uNsrtN" H.....rt ..- Uon ID. smH.. e..... .....Hou hare e... .. ul. N."..u One spoonful r...... ANY CASE e.. on stomach 0r .H.. .. H. oas. ta'a.... a... on BOTH upper and 'aa- bowel .I oHu .r st.n.Hor ... prevent. .n"..... 0ne lady reports He-. O.E.' 0. bad .... .. r0u0.. '".
 ...rrH0. . . smith, .r..e-.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
CAyPH0R AND Wl-CHHaZEL
 HELP WEAK EYES

U0Hr. . people .r. nh.I n. m. .r .Hs produce. hr un.. u...... .mHrar h. l-a.... .... mixed lHton.ie eye wash In r.. ... o. "ea. rr. rear en... N ..r u
 b-oueaI great Improvement In n- other .l.. II ...... ... H.u. Ha. inflammation ". r-r.s. u.. bottle o. Iar.n 0.n ANY CASE uea. strained rtHu
 r.es Aluminium e.. ... FREE Guy. Drug Store n.. ..I and n 5I
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
BACK lGHE
umbol Up Wlih Pouatrlung
 HumIns Wizard on

A harn.e.. .r. effective "-.n.-t- ton io rehc.c tre pans o- usm >-aHo. Lam. .... 1arc n. Ham.r. l.H.. V. e' etrates rHo.. .-.e. 0.t and lmHe- .n .t. a..a- 'H-. aa. muscles
 You have .n .. .. .-sr rn be found TT l.... -. .Ir heed 1f nm rr ...r.. .ar septic annI..Hru cases n. snrtr. hrrHe. ... burns r.-. and surI.
 Det r from ....... ..r ..r.s. ll not sat.He. r..... lHe a..,c and get your none. ...
 Ever con.rH.t.. .... sick heat1chc 'r.t .r Wizard Liver Whfns. pleasant H.e rn. pills, 5y cents Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Passenger rates Co Alaska were. To Mary Island and Koichikan lut elaa fl7j second S1O Freight go per ton. To Douglas Island. Doug as City and sumdum nrs, class $2Oi ccond class $12.
 EH-Judgc Wickorsham Of Tacoma. probable successor to Judge John ou
 The Al-K arrived witch some mail and 200 tons Of powder
 The editor of tho News wont to
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
NEW SCHOLARS

Charles and Emmot uo1mor two children from K e'ch.km arrived her eoarly ths week to ontcr Che naroehal school Charles rhbot also arrived and wi reontcr school after having been to Seattle over Che holidays
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
Notice ol HmHng Fmal Account

 In One United satcs Comm mor
 Cour. for uoaras Island Pro-
 e.uco Territory ol Na.ho ur
 No. !.
 In Che NH.ar of thc E.a'. of WI-
 Ham Duncan dc.oHoi
 Nouo. s hereby etm rhal Geo. Burc as administrator uIh Che win annexed O. thc cale Of William Duncan deceased did on tbc elH day ol January fa10 mc in thc above entitled cour. ha frHI account aud report of hH administration ol a'd caa.o and Che hearing %. mo amc has boon set by mid court for Saturday, hc gath day ol March. 1920. at tre hour of two o'clock D. m.. at t.. o..ce in ,hc HeH.m brII- ing In Doue.a. Au.a. at which Hme and naec aI persons u. ro. w.reI to m. amy objections they may have To said a.eoun, and re. port and .o show cause. if any 'He. have. why said accom-, and report houId mol bc allowed aud settled
 Datcd ths 2la day Of January. 1920
 GEO BEhRE. Administrator rimt publication January e3. la20. Lmt publication February ca. 1920. 
 Become a ef0etb0'1or in Ono ruit- oi States buy war.Hv.url f.HmH.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MEMORIALIZE TO
 SEEK RELIEF Recent Copy of "Veutoum" Tells Of Convention of Alaska
 Brotherhood

A short ime ago Che Alaska No- 1.-Two Brothcrbood. which H composed of thc live natives of Alaska. hold convention at sitko. and among Che things thcy did worc to mcmoraIirc Congress. through Dele gate Gre.by and Governor Rlrrs to ro.IN somc things that they cone .do unjust Among tho memorials were Ono 0oI'owIue
 MEMORIAL
 Whereas no Oriental labor clc- men. which comes to Che various amncrcs u Alaska during Che sum mor months bring drugs Into Che Territory and gives said drugs to women of Indian extraction for no moral purpose. and
 Wheoas tho Oriental labor olo- ment a. well as native Indians man. macwo and usc home brow bcor "hoo.ch or whisky and alcohol notwithstanding Territorial and iod- eru law Co tbo contrary and
 Whoroas said Oriental element runs gambling games and games Of chance tho law to Che contrary not- vIJmlandue
 Now lhcu your Mcmor.aiists pray tha. proper officials be instructed as to hco evils which aro bccom- me a moroec to Che young men and womw who must make hoir sumo mer residences at cauncr.os that proper stops may be taken to dls- continue such Illegal ac,a
 For favorable consideration of tbo statements and request herein aauuol. your momor.aliss wll' ever praN
 MEMORIAL
 Whereas there is an old tribal . urom among tho Indians of Alaska . which permits Che sale In mauiage| 1f daughters Of mar.ageablo age ! .nd
 WHooae such practice .s unius. o Che young women of our racc in !. bat ucy harc no choice as to making hcIr own future happiness and
 Whereaa we believe tbIs practice. onuy to the principles on which mr government H founded and dot- mmm n tic prouoa Of hc.
 H generation Of Indian Amer- ar. i'm has.a
 Now tIon your mcmoraHsts re- ! netmue uee hat proper mons .r. bc aIon.I and placed upon thc. Territorial n.ufes and enforced 'n. rle Cha. u erat evil be olim natod
 For favorable consideration of. hc aumanH and request hcrc.n mHrci your mcmor.aHan wm. por nrav
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
CARD PARTY

Tho regular weekly card party was held Tuesday evening at Che Cath- ollie Club rooms There was a fair attendance despite Che windy weather Tho prize winners were Mrs. William Robertson. first prize for ladies and Mrs. Felix Gray cone solution. For Che mon D. B. Voaae won nmt and c. T. Bomoon conso- lation
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

bear services at threo different churches on Che preceding Sunday
 Dr. Irwin preached his first sor- mon iu Che Methodist church of thIs city.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

WANTED "A secondhand piano. Wnl pay cash Address Box 99t. Ju- ncau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON Expert
 g1 years experience H.rh Grade Players ond Pianos for Saic oHl Rcut Address Box 991 Juneau. Phone t-f-3.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
SURPRISE PARTY

Rev Father Van Dor po. vas sur- nreoI bv Che children Of st. Ann rmoebiai school aat Friday al.cr- noon In honor ot his birthday Tho
 school rooms wero especially decor 1fcl for the occasion and Che Father was treated to many surprises bee sides a liberal lunch.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
FERRY TIME GARD
JUNEAU FERRY 6 NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
 wall and Thrns

Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
 well and rhme r.f0 am f.t' pm. sa... . u r.H' D. m. fcfs n.m E-.. m te.. pm .. n.m H.. rI.-. n m. S.urI.. .... I.H.
 .H.ue. only Leaving Douglas for rr1lweu and
 Tharc
 r.r uu f-- rm. a.t- ..m E.I- ?. m. 1929. ..f, pm. H.I1 r If..1 pm. sru.... r.e.. I.f- H. u Leaving Douglas for Juneau N.. Il. .... tI"..- rr sf.I" nm rf1 m eI- -. srm.r rert f.s5 !. m. sFree.. M. n. ....r..t Subject to eHrrre without notice
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
Partial List of Contents

Partial List of Contents Your Eyory-Day Vocabulary How to enlarge it Words Ther Meanings md Their raos. accommodations with u- illustrative eontoucc8 Helps for Speakers Writers Toach- crs Ar, of Comornuou-Hov 10 Ace Quire it Correct Synonyms and Antouyms Business English for tho Business Man. Correct English for Che Beginner. Correct English for Che Advanced Pupil Shall and Wm How to U.o Thcm Should and Would How to Use Them
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

For Che best ana ncatost Job rriut Ing. come Go Che News oTico.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Job Printing at One Nevs office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Become a stoekboI1or In tho ruit- od States buy war.av'u-1 sHmr.