The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1927, Page 2

Smartly ‘Slendenzmg Stvles is a touch of individuality in the newest of the season’s modes that assures those who choose from our selections that exclusiveness that marks the The studied selec- tion of styles whose slenderizing lines assure the desired youthfulness has made our Ready-to-Wear section the favorite shopping center for those of vencrous lines who believe themselves difficult to fit. There approval of well-dressed women. THEDAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY SEPT. 29, 1927 Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U.S. HUNTER GGDDARD " Weather Bureau | \ posibly showers tonight; gentle —o——— ENTERS HUNDRED e IR, ! Mrs. Lnume‘ \nrton Who en- ' {tered the ‘:Alaska . Exhibit! of {over 100. varieties ;of Alaska grown products in_the home can- ning display at the Fair, was o £ 2% FENRE fnd viciniy, beyhitiEs & % x. 0lay: | ©. B Goddard. who with C. E. Cloudy tonight and Fri been hunting for the last week, lon Traecy Arm, returned here tha F"‘_ v h” fomm, Texmo. ‘“"g&"" w“s"’ Velocity Weather [\",0 princess Louise. The par- P m. yest'y..2048 50 Rain ity hails from Ardmore, Oklahoma, Noon today .....20.88 47 91 S 9 Rain yin Interior Alaska. v -— | Mr. Sykes and son had book OD‘KY—_"'— IP. R. steamer but Sykes, Jr., w Highest 3 p.m. ; Low {forced to undergo an opPrnlml Nome . Clear . Might at the St. Ann's hospital and Bethel . 15 Clear |the two will remain here a few Eagle ... 40 4 - . Cldy a8 E E 4 Clear 50 o | Cordova 48 | 24Pt 1‘ | SYKES DETAINED | Sykes and Sutherland Sykes, has westerly winds. BRoAL DA first of the week and sailed south 4 a. m. today...29.69 48 97 SE 4 Rain and spent the part of the summer CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS oastuset tor the south 'on_ iy Stations— g g 3£mn xung le?ng \'elu(. _,_zi_nr., “....." | tor appendicitis at midnight last, Tanana . 34 Rain Iweeks. b2 I&lcgrknn Rty Q Prince Ruper!., 50 Edmonton . 56 .2 Clay ;QII:IE y 56 b .06 Pt. Cldy ortland . 58 | A 6 1.74 Cldy - lgiven, . addition. to. the §5 San Frnnclsco.. 68 i3 .. 0 Clear laWfll‘fl 0'!‘ the Fair Assochlion | —Less than 10 mues. jone dozep gallons of Libby, Mc- |~ NOTE: Observations at Juneau Prince Rupert Neill and Libby's canned, pro- | Beattle,” Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. Eamonton, | ! i ‘The pressure continues to rise throughout Alaska and to the | gouthward. It is highest in the middle north Pacific Ocean I | | yducts. i i | and lowest in central Canada. Moderate rains have fallen in eastern Alaska and southward to Oregon. Heavy rain fell at Portland. Clear weather prevaiis in western Alaska. | Tempera- The TORUIST-Wakly NI of {the. Chamber of Commerce sched- ‘on the Bering Sea coast. e by . Secretary Frank A. Boyle. 3 |B'lampss to have .come up !omor- | FLUHAL DEPTI Mrs. G. W. Kohlhepp, first pre. Tomorrow's meeting, Mr. Boyle | PR & mium for the best display of said, was called off on. account A G .| Mrs. Dave Housel, second certi-| the Fair. Judging Is Difficult injficate of excellence for the best § itures have risen in western and northern Alaska, but night % temperatures were below freezing over much of the Interior and ::ff’d"”]['“:v":;mn",’.n};:'m:‘;“l:d”:y mentior. for the best display of |Eow will be carried oyer until cut flowers from perennials. | next waek " asters. lof the Southeastern Alaska Fair | Mrs. G. W. Kohlhepp, certificate | Deing in progress. Most of the, ¢ of excellence for the best gen-!Wembers _of the Chamber are { 4 5 eral display. \busy with work connected with | g g s general display. Beautiful Exhibit. of o Flowers, Plants Mrs. J. M. Chase, honoranie mention for a splendid display of sunflowers, with three large blos- soms. | OFF FOR SOUTH; | ROOFING PAPERS Fireproof Shingles Roofing Pitch and Preservatives ]uneau-Young Hardware Co. ""Hardware and Undertaking PHONE 12 "EV/."B YIHING FOR THE OFFICE * J.B, BURFORD & Co. PHONE 79 WHEN YOU NEED A CARPFNTER Phone 103 or see AL LUNDSTROM BUILDING——REMODELING——CONTRACTING ‘Work by Hour, Day or Week THE FAIR 1S FOR THE GOOD OF THE WHOLE TERRITORY LET'S MAKE IT A SUCCESS B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store AWARDS GIVEN HOME COOKING Splendid Exhibition of Cul- inary Department {{’ins Awards The awards in the cninavy de “ partment, Division D, intthe wom- en's section at the Southeastern Alaska Fair were made yester- day afternoon, Mrs, R, Peterman " winning the greatest number of [0 Imstruct them. prizes, with - four first awards. | Benefits Are Cited Mrs. W. Reck' was given three > Governor cited nu first and onc secoud premium, and J «d from the Mrs. Guss LundcH, Dougias, won |¢ innal s, and de three firsi prizes. The Judgss Is of interchanging ex- were; Mrs. James Estes, Mrs. [ hibits »on the several see- John Marshail and Mrs. W. E.|tions of ska. Portions of the' Britt. exhibits, also, he pointed out are! The awards v put on display at places outside , Mrs. Joe Cumpbel ve-{0f the Territory and from them| mium for white bread. much valuable publicity is ob- Mrs. A. Radelet, second pre-| tained. mium for white bread. “Farther than this,” he added,| Honorable Mention, Mrs. B. C.|“the exchange of these exhibits, Stewart, white bread. stimnlates individual effort and re- Mrs. H. Vander Leest, first{sults in improvement in all phases premium nut bread, of the industrics represented. We Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren, second | veceive many inquiries from peo- premium nut bread ple whd would like ‘to come to‘ Miss Agnes Manning, honorable [ the Territory and, if these in-! mention, nut brewd. | quiries were” compiled, we would | Mrs. Guss Lundell, first premium | find that the most frequent re- whole wheat hrvml qu are for information _as to .| what farmers can raise in Alaska. ! p wh(-ut What part of the Territory 18 Mrd. J. W. A, Mnnllsr, honorable | the most desirable for farming? mention whole wheat bre What kind of timber grows in Mrs. W. J. Reek, frist pr emium | the Territory? How much langd steam brown bread. ‘an be taken? Surely, exhibits Mrs. Mark H. Sabin, firet pre | such as you see here are the best mium doughnuts auswer to these questions and the Mrs. A. Lagergren, results of the advertising that i mivm doughnuts ‘erived from displays of Alaskan F{m and Building iidence, Progress, | Confidence, Future! (Continued from Pnge One) and private scliools have prepared | | special exibits which, demon- 1sldu the work they are doing, and | it is expected vou will give care- ! tul consideration to these so that you will be informed as to the| gcope of the work that is under- taken by ‘these institutions. You [owe this to the children and to the teachers who are endeavoring second pre- | adjacent to | ment is :Louise to sttend Awards were made yester aftérnoon at the Southeastern A aska Fair, for the beautiful floral exhibit. The judges spent much time carefully. weighing each point in judging, as the displays Y — "%'l:h‘"dw lo;ely that decmln‘g ot W eserved greatest meric the, city and you | g4, g most difficult task. Many find new homes ‘on many of the . i 1 ¥ better _sites. - Similar conditions | Periohs said, thal the display is wagifest n“'l"“l"'A ::m{ Parts L oiwers and plants which has of the Territory. 8! s pro- ever been shown at a Southeast- gressing, and continued advance- ar oo gk s g A eru Alaska Fair. The judges were: have confidence in the future of (i M- W. Aberts M BT the Territory and In & Ereatst|ygigel —came first with seven measure than .ever before, We geurdy (hree first, three second, realize the nature and extent of 4nd ‘one honorable mention. Mxs. our recources,” .G Kohlhepp, wds next with awards, three first, one sec- JUNEAU YOUNG lIEN and Mrs. John Marshall was third, and one honorable mention, m To come winning two fipst premiums;:i’ne ueond and two henorable men- John Halm, Fred Gould - and ’flle awards were: Jack; Tracy. left ‘on the, Princésx{ Mrs. G, E, Kohihepp, first pre- oahll fllq mlx:l for' the Dbest display of ing S ) vm ,(N Dave HouseL second pre- s adi{mium’ for the' best display ol after the |rqwes, | . year of l&'!d lmylu clmlstr‘y Mrs, ‘W. J. Childs, honorable at the same inptitution; flm"'vodblll mh{loh tor ihe beést display of enter’ North', Pacific \Dé 3 lege ' in ‘Portiand f thivd{ . Mis.- W. J. Childs, first pre. | year. Tracy, .a' Seht! b}) v who mlum lor the Dbest display of ! has .been working on the flnlnhl | 1V during. the: sammer, month: u Clark, Skagway, sec- will enter hington- for | his|ond m‘nmllfin for the best display senfor year, t of, gladiolas. ——rto——— +Mrs. W, J. Childs, first premium for ‘the. best display of dahlias ;’Mps, Trevor Davis, second :pre- mium for the best dlunhy of The first prize in the Indian |dahifas. Baby Show yesterday afternoon} Mrs. A. A. Bonnett, hononhle at the Fair was awarded to babhy{mention for the best display of Sam Wanamaker, son of Mr. and |dedi Mrs. Willilam Wanamaker. The| M Dave Housel, first pre- chubby winning baby is nine!mium for the best display of months old and weighs 26 pounds. | marigoids. The show was held at 2:30 o'clock| " Mrs. H. D. Clark, Skagway, in the afternmoon. second premium for the best dis- kag e 0. on e plfi of marigolds. rs. Dave Housel, tirst premium' AT THE HOSPITAL for the: best.display of pansies. Mrs. John Marshall, second pre- States. Halm '.fs' ‘gol ] Unlversity of ‘'Washington' take up a oourn in BABY GETS PRIZE W. J. Bruce has left St. Ann's hospital after spending two d8YS | pummmes ' ‘N best display of Mrs. M. Borlick, first premium for the best display of geraniums. Mrs. O. Torkilson, first premium for the best display of flowering begoni Mrs. W. J. Beach, mium for the best flowering begonias. second pre- display of mention for the best display of flowering begonias. Mrs. John Marshall, first pre- mium for the best display of flowering plants other than ferns or_begonias. Mrs, A. Radalet, second premium for the best display of flowering plants other than ferns or be- gonias. Mrs. W. J. Beach, honorable mention for the best display of plants other than ferns or be gonfas. wy . . ——te-———— Friday, the 30th, Day at "Goldstein's is Remnant Emporium. —adv. | Mrs. G. W. Kohlhepp, honorable MENU FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS 3 2 Deliveries Dail Soup—Puree of Bean Phone 38 Deliveries Daily Lamb Carrie, Ric: Kidney Saute Scalloped Corn Stewed Tomatoes l Natural Gravy Boiled Potatoes | Combination Salad i Mince Pie Fruit Cake Coffee Tea 50c Plate—Family Style 5t 7 BERGMANN : Papers for sale at Emplre Ofilce FINE FAMILY FUEL for those wise enough to order their coal and kindling here. Have us deliver you at your address and note how much better heat and cleaner fires you have. Wouldn't ask you to do this it At cost more. It doesn’t. It really costs less and the trial will prove it. We carry a full-ine of Feeds. D. B. FEMMER !'h-!ll Our New Stock of Fur Coa is Complete FEATURING MUSKRAT, IN SILVER, GOLD, AND VERY DARK Caracul in Platinum and Brown —Squirrelette, Seal, and Mendoza Beaver. Come in and ask about our contract plan Mrs. Fred F. Weston, honorab' +; mention doughnats. Mrs. H. R. Vander Leekt, first premium oatmeal cookies. Mrs. Joe Campbell, second pre mium oatmeal cookies Mrs. R. Peterman, firsi premium sugar eookies. rs, ‘Gust ‘Luddell, fivst: ¥emiun byfter ' cookies. 8. J. W." A, Moeller, premium butter cookies Mrs. R. Peterman, first premiun angel food cake, Mrs. R. R. Herrman, second pre- mium angel food cake. Mrs. W. J. Reck, first premfum devil's food cak Mrs. A. Rado second pre mium devil's food cake, Mrs. Gust Lundell, first preminm sponge cake. Mrs. W. Reck, second preminm sponge cake, Mrs. R. Peterman, first preminm white cake. Mrs. Joe Campbell, second pre- mium white cake. _Mrs. R. R. Herrman, first pre- mium gold cuke. J. Jackson, second premium second #old cake. Mrs. R. Peterman, first premiun lemon ple, Mrs. W. 3 Jensen, second pre mium lemon pie. Mre. W. J. Reck, honorable men tion lemon pie. ‘Mrs. r{ J. Reck, first premium pia. Minnfe Fields, second pre apple pie. . Frank Plerce, Dozlu, hon- Romest, first pre- _pumpkin_ ple. m& Vander Leest first apple 2 made by oo here for medieal treatment. ‘Mrs. J. E. Connors, honorlble . Jesse Parker, who received min. »e obtained in any other manner. P mention for the best display - Building Serves Community | °F head and foot Injuries whea | pangjes, he fell through the hatch on the Gov. Parks complimented the wuilders of the Fair Building op|Mmotorboat Paeific on its: last trip|for . the. best -display of sweat heir work, deefaring it filled z)oP Chatham Straits, is in thejpegs, oug felt want in. the community, |St; Aun’s Bospital for treatment. | ‘Mrs. Johm Mavshall, first pn- aroviding a place for indoor gath:| Mra. Ex ._""'“' Deby minm fov the ‘best display of yout srings of all kinds which has been | from the: St. Ann's hospital yes- Howery: from. mebals. facking in o lurge degrec. The |terday afier RAving received medi-| ' Mrs. @. ‘W..Kohlhepp, second entertainment and “recreation thus | °8! treatment for'the past week.|premium for the: Mlt display, of ufforded, will contribute largely Y ” ! |out flowers fromy to the welfare of the city,”" he|pRINOETON RETU Mrs. Dave H«mlel- RETURNS : saidy B mention for: the best display of He reviewed without going into ‘WROM 7 DAY TRIP|cut flowers from annuals. lengihy detail the beginnings of k- i lu G W. ihepp, first pre N The Princeton, Pmbm&.‘. woducts are far greater than can the local fair and the formation for the display ‘of ‘gu of the Southeastern Alaska Fair Mllfilm Nl'- captained by flowers fromt' persnnials. Association. The new building, he | David mo-n rqturuc here| ~Mre, Dave Housel, second pre- is a monument to its wise e-rly this -day i mitm for the ‘best display of cut and active interest in com | trip to K 1s. v and district well being. This buflding, the finest of its kind in the Territory, should R be a source of pride to the en-)'M® ¢ association who selfishly given their time and ef- forts to the many details involved in its construction are entitled the gratitade of the citizens leawl There is 4 t Hoonah to - tal Rey.. Beck cfln!anl ed’ ¥ i business shn inf cormun . This is a glow- ing tribute to the confidence you R have in your community and soled long as this spirit exists in our|the . Alaskan towns we need not have!been any fear of the future. It any of you are skeptical about the pro- Bress we are making, go out and|{to. view the many improvements that !bert are appearing in Juneau. On every side are new buildings, apartment ses, homes, stores, paved l:u and hl)mod dnolhx Mrs. Dave Housel, first premlum i | honorable ——whwh makes buymg a fur coat easy. | [t ] SPECML SHOWIN i GAGE HATS 6.75 hm replicas-of Mohm fll-’m newest . ereations have '_g Evening 16.75 to 29.50 Muul JUST RECEIVED NEW DRESSE.S 12.75 to 6.75t0 39.50 16.75 Sizes }i to 46 ; ‘ -uu bn“u In maturc models as well as the imost youthful, here are harsfor every person and every purpose. Complete NEW KAYSER UN%M'EAR A COMPLETE LINE FEA NEW KAYSER G. Fine of KAYSER HflSE NWMLLSHADES—