The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 30, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA 1 it IK! | 'nller Cuinom As Weuthe- ! munt for Junemy snd \1 Fair and colder ton gentle westerly winds 18 B m 4pm 41 CAILErDfi Noon today 1 {made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m, “Tlfe pressure continues to rise throughott Alaska and along tyles vies There is a touch of individuality in the tiewest of the season’s modes that assures those who:chdosd from our selections that exclusiveness that tmarkis:the approval of well-dressed women. The studiedselée- tion of styles whose slenderizing lines absuberthe desired youthfrluess has made our ReadystaWehr scetion the favorite shopping center for!; thosd -of generous lines who believe themselves difficultte fifi Smartly Slenderizing S B. M. Behrends Ce Juneaun’s Leading Department 5108 Re- " MORE EXHIBITS BIVEN AWARDS Agrlcultural nd Al Displays Passed Upon by Judges | ¢ Compete awa Vs and recommen- dations for honorabie mention in the agricuitural and aunimal ex hibits were announced today by B. A. Eggersgluess, Chief Agron-| owmist of the § xperimental | Station and 1. P Anderson, local florist, judges Following i of prizges given in the exhibit stage in the l?h' Bullding: Division A. Class A Potatoes Best peck early white potatoes: J. V. Simon’ first, and ' John Dod- son secoiid. Best peck main crop white po-| tatoes: James Traill first, Georze Getchell second, und John Dod- son third. Best peck early John Dodson flist. Best 16 early white potatoes: . Henry Vermeire first and John Carlson recond. Best 16 early pink pmuloeu‘- Henry Vermeire first and John Carlson second. Best 16 wuin crop white pota- toes: James Traill first and Johnl| 4 complete liet for evervthing| room under the vest end of thel pink potatdes: Carlson second. | s Best 16 main crop pink pota- toes: Johu Carlion first A, Class B, Vegctables /. Other Than Potatoes Best -6 tabl: beet Walter Wills first. James Traill second, Andrew Martin third. Bwiss Chard: John Dodson ' first, Andrew Martin second. . White . Cablage: Henry mefre first, Andrew M ond, Hagry Chamibers thivd aulifiower: John Dodson first “Carrots: Walter Wills fivet second, Andrew Martin third. Celery: H. D. Clark first, An- drew Martin second, Henry Ver- mefre third. ' Kale: John Dedson fir:t, ‘ Trafll second. ' Lettuce: Walter Wills first, J V. Simon second. arsnips: Walter Wills first Ver- n sec James 1”", Chambers second, Juntes|rather tiran on. each item in lhe'lo',.n Traill third. reley: John Dodson first Tralll gecond, Walter Wills Early Round Peas: J. V. Simon rge Wrinkled Peas: Fred Kronquist first, Henry Vermeire second, J. V. Simon. third, Barly Round Radishes: Waiter first and second. Radishes:* James Traill hubarb: J. V. Simon first l)ndaon second, Henry Verr 1tab : W. R. Hanlon first, Chambers second, J. V. 'l, Jnln Carlson second, third. ps: . Fred Kron- shall first [wi , Walter Wills second, Hem-)l meire third Dry Onions: Walter Wills Martin third Garlic: Andrew Martin first, Wiiliam Childs second, John Carl- on third 1 t Cabbage: John Dodson. | X t Potato: BE. A. Adams. st Rutabaga: John Carl- James Traill first, econd. Andrew L son, rargest Pe Lw\' ski Turnip:John Carlson. Largest White Turnip: Cowen, English Broad Bean: lor first. Red Valeine Bush liam Bosch first, Scarlet Runner Bean: Dale Burt Tay- Beau: Wil-] J. Mar- ash Mrs. A. E. Nelson! D. W. Yates second, Sam, ker third > Green Tomatoes: taker first. Ho Radish: second. Sage: mention. Eagle, Alaska Exhibit: mention. Division A, Class C, Grains and Grasses Oals: Henry Vermeire first, Timothy: Walter Wills first, Red Clover: Walter Wills first. Alpike: Wait Wills first, Native Grass: Wailter Wills first and second, Sqi firs Sam Whit- Henry Vermeire Mrs. J. Este, honorable Special Division A, Class D, Fruits Yellow Tra arent Apples: William Boseh first, Dan’ Russell ccond, G. W. Hinehman third. Unnamed Veriety Apples: Joe Campbell first, Yellow Bird Apples: DBlundean first. Tetofsky Apples: J. H. de Blon- deau first, Gould Crab Apple: Blondeau first. Late Winter Anway first. Dutchess Anway first. Crab Apple: firg: Division B, Individual Garden Displa, Dale Cowen first, Mrs. A. J. Forrest second, George Bach third, Division C, Boys® and = Girls’ arden Display: Ernest Weschen- telded first, Lloyd Guerfn second. Ihese prizes were recommended on the general garden display J. H. J. H. de Apples: Charles Seedlings: Charles Charles Anway display. In the judge: report recommenderd that a tion should be made derson’s fine Qte it 'J P, An! hibit Division' ¥ Joe Hill, e Dits. dvision ¥, Poultry — Black Minorca Fen: A J. Forrest, first and second; Black Minorca Cock: erel—A. J. Forrest first; Black Minorca Pullet: A, J, Forrest first. Division F, Class D, Rabbits— New Zenland Buck: A. J. firet; New Zealand Doe . Forrest first;. New Zealond Doe m‘:r six libnfh. AT W Yoxes—DBlue fox: three first prizes for his de was{ special man-!fow, awarded to Mayor W. R. Hanien of Sitka for his exhibit of a four year-old deer at the Fair. Y The judging committee alsc recommeénded to: the Fair As- |sociation that special cognizan shoiild be takeh of the splend| ,‘axlnbn of the Alaska Agricul- tural Experidient Stations artd a cettificate of merit and appre- ciation tssued therefor. CURIO AND AWARN DECIDED The remnrhhly finé display of curios and art at the Fair has been judged ‘and the winners of! the awards decided upon! The judges were Mrs. A. P. Kashe: ivaroft, H. R. Vander Lesst, dnd E. A. Eggersgluess. The lvudl were ‘made as follows: Cil Paintinigs and Water Colors Mrs. Montgomery Davis, first’ premium for best imen bt animal life, Mrs. Montgomery Davis, 'sec- ond premium for best specimen of animal life. Mts. P. B. Weston, first pres mium for best specimen of llml- scape. Mrs. F., “B. Weston, second premium for best specimen ' of landscape. Mrs. F. E. Weston, first pre- mium for best specimen ol marine view, Mrs. F. W. Weston; neond pre- mium for best specimen of marine view. Photographs * The Elite Studlo, first premium for best collectiol. - of colored photographs, Trevor Davis, seeond premium for best collection ~of colored photographs. J Mrs. George Simpkins, honor: able mention for best collection of colored photogtap! Johp ‘Hellenthal, fi¥st premiuni for best collection ' of snapshots, age limit; ‘yudrs of utider. Richard - Ratielet, “secoind pre- mium for best collection of shap-. ishots, - age. |um. ls Years: ‘o, under. Guruoma. Bitka, firet premium for best original work. George Petérson, Sitka, second premium for -best original work Mrs, Ito, a’fm-fi'.'fl-'c P! mium , for ootton .or -fi Mra, Opal. Raven,' second no- B1ah 206 beat. cotton or silkl 5 Ak l(n W. 7 Childw, * hnnunu- for hest; b A % - Lwcy“Tassel, nun.h-.m o-d= preminm for m n nfinfi’ muum' 4 a m Highést 3 JLem ter 48 . 36 12 46 54 50 40 Juilean . 50 K‘!’éc“hlknn 58 Prujce Rupert.. 58 Edmgnton ... 48 Seattle . 62 Portland . 82 San Francisco.. 76 Dutcli Harbor.. Kodtak €onlova nit DAY, SEPT. 30, 1927. Ied by the U. S. ) ) umnz 4 p. m. today: v, light! frost tonight; \ 7ind Velocitv Weather S 3 Cldy, Rain Pt. Cldy 3 i 10 i ! for Snow Rain | Rain Cldy Clay Clear fe) I\ i B :n Clear Cldy Clear Clay Clear Pl 14 '—Leu thaa 10 mnes, Note.—Observations at Dutc Princ Rupert, Edmonton, Seattle. Ju thé Pacific Coast to the southwar pressire area on the 'hap this mo Sdeunt ‘wést ‘ot California. Showe 4f Aldska” anid ‘Southward to Orez wifat unsettled ‘in' the northern and eastern parts of ‘the Terri- 1% Teniperatures have fallen fiden i nmbt portions’ of Wen!evn h };arhor, Kodiak, . Juneau, Portland and San Francisco are neau time. . There i8 no pronounced low rning and it is highest in the r3 have fallen throughout most on and conditions remains some j i | | | i in Eastern Alaska and have : Alaska. :' l Jack Laune Wms‘ pstakes. Prize for. | Canmng Exhibit { K% Mrs, chk Laurie won me sweep- stakes prize in the home canning department, ‘at ‘the ‘Southeastern Aladka Fair, for ‘the highest num- be# * uf ‘points’ and the 'greatest vatfet! entries ' in 'the regular home ‘cantiing group. This entitles fhe#7to ‘the “box * of -apples that Fréd' Sor¥l ottered -to the sweep: stakés winner ‘in camiing. Mr3, Witle ‘won 21 premiums and ri gelvéd two fionordble mentions f hét’'exoeliént exhibit, which wid flry tnficflvfly arranged. "'1Z { departinent were Mrs. W. L Mrs.' John * Marshall, and nd the awards i rH e Glass H lflfi W S. Pullen, Yirst premiu for spiced gooseberries. p Mrs. J. I. Campbell, second pre: mium for spiced gooseberries. Mrs. Jack Laurie, honorabie mention. for spiced gooseberries. ‘M#s. Jack Laurfe, first premiumg for spiced peaches. Mrs. W. 8. Pullen, first premium for spiced pears. Mtfs. Jack Laurie, second pre: mium for spiced pears. Mrs. Z. R. Bradford, mium for spiced plums. Mrs. Jack' Laurie, second pra- mium for spiced plums. Mrs. Jack Laurfe, first premium for 'spiced crabappies. Mrs. A, J. Forrest, second pro: mium for spiced crabapples. Mrs. A. Radalet, honorable men- tion for ‘spiced crabapples. Jams Mrs. Jack Laurle, first premium for gooseberry jam. Mrs. J. 1. Campbell, second pra- | mium for gooseberry jam. Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, honorable mention for gooseberry jam. Mrs. Jack' Laurle, first premiuiin for loganberry 'jam." Mrs. W.'S. Pullen, second pre- miim for loganberry jam. Mrs, W. S. Pullen first premfum for currant fam. Mrs. Jack Laurie, first premiuny} fot ‘blueberry jam. Mfg. J' I. Campbell, second pre- mium for blueberry jam. lo"" A. ). Fotrest, first premium r red raspberry jam. ; Mrs. Jack Laurie, second’ pre: fnium for red rpspberry jam. - Mra. 2. M. mention for red raspberry jam. Mri. R. D. Peterman, first pre- inlum for strawberry jam. Mrs. A. J. Forrest, second pro- filu for strawberry jam. first pre- rd, honorable | Jellies Mrs. Jack wpawie, first premiut | for apple jelly.’ Mrs. J. I. Campbell, mium for apple jelly. ! Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, first pre- mium for crabapple jelly. Mrs. J. 1. Campbell, second pre- mium for crabapple felly. | Mrs. W. 8. Pullen, honorabie mention for crabapple felly. Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, first pre- ium for red currant felly. Mrs. Jack Laurie, second pte ! {mium for red currant jelly. H Mrs. A. J. Forrest, honorable mention for red' currant jelly. Mrs. J. I Campbell, first pre- mium for black currant jelly. rs. J. 1. Campbell, first pre- mium for grape jelly. Mrs. Jack Laurle, second pre- mium for grape jelly. Mrs. A. J. Forrest, first premium for ‘lagoon jelly. Mrs. Jack Laurfe, ‘second mium for lagoon jelly. Mrs. J.' I Campbell, honorabie mention for lagoon jelly. Mrs. J. 1. Campbell, first pre- miim for plum jelly. Mrs. Jack Laurie, mium for plum jelly. Mrs. J. I. Campbell, second pre m J pré- second pre- first pre- mism for the best assortment Of "Radalet, elderberry Jdly. tanncd jelles. Mrs. Simon Hellenthal, secon.d rremium for the best assortment of jellies. G B { .fi‘.‘l‘.’d‘.fl] SPECIAL SHOWING GAGE HATS 678 1" Exact replicas of shede hate Mymm@z hoen lars, | Alaska grown- products, ' mium t for rany style, |relish of any style. Conskrves anll Presérves 1r—---'* Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, first pre- mium for peaches. ! Mrs. A. J. Forrest, niium’ for peaches. I Mrs. Jack Laurie, first prmuu'l for strawberries. Mg, J. 1. Campbell mium for strawbery Mrs. R. D. Peterman, honorab.» meéntion for strawberries. Mrs. Jack Laurfe, first premium for pineapples. Mrs. Jack Laurie, first premium pears. ‘ Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, second pre- | mium for pears. b Mrs. Jack Laurie, first nremmnI ' tor watérmelon. Mrs. Jack Laurie, first premumu | for rhubarl. Special Premium The special premium of five da: for the largest variety of| W canned preserved, conserved, jelly,” jams, and fruit juices, was awarde to Mrs. Louise Norton, who ha entered the “All Alaska Exhibit. containing- over one hundred var feties. second pro- second j Fireproof Shingles Roofing Pitch and Preservatives Juneau-Youn Hardware Co. ‘' Hardwaré and Ugdertnlufig PHONE 12 borrrrrrrrrocorons “EVERYIHING FUR THE OFFICE " J.B. BURFORQ&CQ PHONE | d Pickles Mrs. Jack Laurfe, first premiu:: for mixed pickles. Mrs. A. Radalet, sccond mium for mixed pickles. Mrs. W. S. Pullen, first mium for cucumber pickles. Mrs. J. I Campbell, first !mium for chow chow. * Mrs. Z. M. Bradford, second pre- for chow chow. Mrs! ‘- Jack Laurie, honorabic mention for chow chow. Mrs. Jack Laurie, first premium ! caulifiower. 2z Mrs. Jack Laurie, first premiumn r the best display of relish of pre- | pra- | pea-| - { HEN YOU NEED A CARPFNTER | ! Phone 103 or see AL LUNDSTROM TBUILDING ‘REMODELING——CONTRACTING Work by Hour, Day or Week | 1 P oo Mrs. J. I. Campbell, second pro ! mium for the best display of THE FAIR IS FOR THE GOOD OF THE WHOLE TERRITORY LET'S MAKE IT A SUCCESS FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY | : QUALITY MEATS Phone 38 2 Deliveries Daily Special | Mr. A. Martin, first premium for the best dozen white eggs. ! Mrs. J. W. A. Moeller, first pro- | ,mium for the best dozen brown | eggs. Mre. Frank Pierce, Douglas, sec- | ond premium for the best dozen | brown eggs. Mr. A. Martin, Douglas, honor- ablé mention for the best dozen brown eggs. | Mrs. L. Norton, first premium | for the best salted butter. | Miss Agues ‘Manning, first pre-| mium for the best pound of as-! sorted candy. Special mention was given the canned vegetables and be ries, which the following women brought in: Mrs. Jack Guerin, Douglas, peas blueberries, swiss chard; Mrs, D. Berry, cold packed blueberrie Mrs. John Marshall, cold packed cold packed carrots; Mrs. R. D. Peterman, blueberries; Mrs. A. E FAMILY for those wise enough to order their ceal 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 it cost more. It doesa’t. It really costs less and the trial will prove it. 4 We carry a full ine of Feeda. D. B. FEMMER ° Phone 114 elderberries and raspberries; Mrs. Jack Laurie, red raspberry jelly. | 010 papers tor sale at The E,..,,.,.jOld‘ Papers for sale at Empn‘e Ofilce is Complete FEATURING MUSRRAT, IN SILVER, GOLD, AND VERY DARK Caracul in Platinum and Brown ~—Squirrelette, Seal, and Mendoza Beaver. : Come in and ask about our- contract plan —-whds makes: buying a fur coat easy. 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