The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 8

8 1920 FAR TO =000 BEBESTEVER = = o HELD, JUNEAU sh Exhibits Arriving . Exhib rom out of % 3 « Preparations Underway for have already commenced Off on Trip to Afri 4 ) [ o p ca Greatest of Kind to Be | s j _:"‘ e LoNDON, dERET aeie ! Sitka Kxperin Sta OND Sept. 7 he Prince Held S. E. Alaska ; iesday night d his brother the foubtful 1ipments will be oucester, started on a While the annual fair of th od e experimental|3 trlp to ca last Southeasterr Alask 1 yanks and Mata T nee en- ciation which . ! s year's Fair|r les where they day will he th 1ese exh are shown at|wiil for Egypt tmportant fa i at 1ge about th - % ‘ e, e nave. aiweyt LOCAL LAUNDRY IS B i i hos Boon missiog | b w e MOVING INTC NEW Thi due tha Association | permar quar ing b ment at an under r movement | dancer | Prince of Wales Is THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1928. LEADS WOMEN SMITH SUPPORTERS ' | Sullivan is now U. 8. Deputy | il at Tenakee Fireworks Displa ‘ of hipment 1 from the iro. pany and is stored with' | wn Firemen. The usual " vy will be given on the Fair - AND MODERN HGME For the past several days the of the Alaska Steam Laun. been busy moving ma- have | real prope: Some of thosn |Chinery into the new building at . and who wii|the rear of the old structure, on 1 Tde it Shattuck Way, undoubtedly PR modern of its typc ol, of S il talnes truction work was bogun conce | . Mr. and Mr th pring and the ture wa and get in practice for tl of Sitka: Joseph L. Hili|but recently completed. The en - fifizbioo Jof land; ‘Dr, H, W. Al (e imtasion SRR i et Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, head of the national women's demo- Heatie All Tof | A. B 1 U0, "while ox cratic committee, at her desk in New York where she directs the Manager J. Laurie has announcedjpe y. . Experime station at |1 facilitics make con-' gopoceatic drive for women's votes for the Smith and Robinson that all the booths were ronted gitka: Leslio F. Pa and Wil |4 the employces. griee” more than a montn ago and to jam Charles White of Strawberry | NuI in all fou meet the demand it was DECessary poing, | sides of the bu while sus. — ot WA to encroach upon (he TUnwaysj .y Sulfivan, who starred in| W '”‘IMJ, Hghis used when day- ygeq in the old building, therc|All thy t schoomers took| [t the pavilton ba CONBLINGSE Yggh year's Datiting beayty. cont TEht HRsau - have been added a water soft icau old Storas: geveral temporary booths. The yag sent word he will be unable|terior sufficle ing machine and a h boiler, ! Compar Juneau Firemen have engaged tWo'to attend, but will send as many| Besides the o M R i 3 booths in which a Nash Standard!, {he Tenakee residents ove - s ks, St e e Six Sodan car, a player plano and|jynequ as possible for Falr week the month the entizc business will| BARNYARD GCLF FCLLOWERS de lnxe Blectric Range will be dis. | WL A 1at e ew | ey o a-—— — = | Rome, acc to the owne KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—This city Twenty-five loads of sawdust * | . s s A . kel B have been moved to the Fai |1 men in' civic clubd Batks Hanus Building during the past few days and the big building has taken on LARGEST SCHOOL the atmosphere of a circus. Buni- ing and flags are being stretcherd| ]YA ’gIJIngq across the pillars of the building | | IN JUNEAL 3¢ The ratest designs in TALLY CARDS | PLACE CARDS ! GIFT CARDS BUTLER-MAURO and j DRUG CO ‘ (;Rlfllv:fllji;bi\_lu)s . 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In adjusung tne valuations, the Yity Council andertook to raise $23,000 additional revenue over that of last year, to meet Increased expense connected with the school | However if the taxes are all col- VALUATION MORE Property Valued $1,500,- !+ meu, they. will furaish an in. . |creased revenue of only $20,000, 000 More than Last | $3.000 1‘.:\4 ‘(,;,]:,, [h(l.m,y(.wi,y),:,: Year—Tax 18 Mills T | -The increaseu income for the » real{schools is nccessary to meet the gt LLOYD'S LOCKSMITHS | { NEW BRITAIN, Conn, — Al- | though Harold Lioyd may drefer to build his new home in Holly- {v:ood, he has come here for the hardware for it. A local manu- facturing comcern has an order for locks and fancy trimmings, The total va property in Ju 1{bonds which were voted over-|some cf them to be furnished in about $1,500,000 over whelmingly by the people of Ju-|cld gold by J. E. 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