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

GROWERS SHOW | HIGH INTEREST . GOMING FAIR RCS(’Y\alIOIIb fox RealiDis:| plays Exceed Those of Last Year Reservat at the Southeast which ternoon, previous ne iner ing, Fair have s ased spa acco Manager the Fair has among th the Terr demand issued s was Laurie 1 emiums pren tural departmen ed for m in addition certificates of Third Owin animal room displays lown by th pr mths ago, mium whic double Double Cash m my to lack whe were 1 rack in fr auditoriur table ructed the main management As e room have d rabbit chickens goats, as wel other an 1tive to th district, the. room will furnish variety of interest Follow Rules The Fair managemen all exhibitors to follow of the Premium Book their exhibits, Mr As the book is s prehensive and its perplexing to the the lists for the trants who are unabl their exihbits to their satisf should forward them to Mr with a letter of expl said. They will then be properly and assigned to place. mt reservations fo animal include pige desire the rulc in entering Laurie said what ometim m entering time, com rule per stion Lauri he aded the Award of Merit To all unusual and excellent dis- g the highest honors of the will be ven and acknowl. edged by the certificates of “Award of Merit.” Last year eight of thes ifica were 1, the winners being, J. P. Andc n St. Ann's Parochial School, Ju- neau Public Schools, W. R. Han. lon, Sitka, Alaska; the Rev. B. R Hubbard, 8. J., hunm Clara Uni- versity, and the U. § xperimental Stations at Sitka, Fairbanks and Matanuska. Interesting Exhibits arl Ohmer, of the Petersburyg Shrimp Company has promised ex hibits from his industry at Pe ( Prepare your , Child for the Future Many ailments among grown- upsare the directresult of the faulty shoes they wore aschild- ren. Fitting your child’s feet, with Kalisteniks is a good form of health insurance. They sup- port the soft bones and de velop young muscles, Specul “Allenite” heel and tip insure J. M. SALOUM \dd to th the corner of F treet D BRINGS PRISONERS whose | ont and Franklin ‘W]LLOUGHBY AVENUE BRIDGE BE STARTED | TOMORROW MORNING | William ‘ here on With the construction of lln-‘ ijnew glKillonghby Avenue bridg: over 1 Crec scheduled to star brought Albert |tomorrow morning, the thorough with first degree|fare” will be closed -until mnext| Rice, charged with{ Wednesday, the probable date of| Alaska |its re-opening, it was announced Folinkon. 18’ ye today by Mayor T. B. Judson.. | with larceny, Overtime work will be done on| i lumson, who was t nstruction ‘work, if neces. | Board ler to finish it beforc | ; ‘ of the Southeastern | the Mayor said. Sev-| of new sidewalks are ructed Willoughby | the city. | ntion mineral n ent ry for construc king and hand. 8., Marshal arrived Queen with in the depar tka ) | 1 inven. |t 1 place He 1:‘ ed tion Feder Nursery Open days room of the|vic the | | tone will be [L | | | Dry urser s of and "ned [ en’s|sary, in openix Alaska Fa eral block sing con th s whoso | age Fair of the and a nurse over 'Guar Visitors Expected e Many visit mout 15 are ors f1 week by - CITY COUNCIL MET H. R. Shepard, authorized to pay for' the month of | meeting of the City Council last night. Various local improve [ ments were discussed at the meet- | ing but no definite steps werc| taken | e — atten 1 wasg arrest. e 1 with omplaint expected to win excursic The amship line City Clerk, was | the city's bills | August at the 150N Mr Fair | sumed the experien Lauric Management elli trict WOMAN The DIES IN CABIN ractice of The body of Mrs. N found ner ; 13 Black cabin recently had been dead She is survived by band, William Black, em.| the Alagska Road Com- in the Circle district, and ‘rank Roadhouse of Avalon She had resided at everal years it Fairbanks i two day KITTIWAKE The U. 8. Burcau of Fisheries | el Kittiwake, Capt. James R.| wford, which has been pa-| [trelling in Prince Willam Sound | {during the fishing season .nrA\HI" in Juneau this morning. It will leave Monday patrol in the Southeastern Alaska district dur the fall fishing season. R ¥ CONGRATULATIONS HERE Fair Jud Mrs. J. F Mrs. J. D. Help Wellinan Holbrook Mrs, M {mon Williams and Mrs. D. R Price § ' H. Flory, E. A. Ezgersgluess n Herman, E. J. White and 1000 Merritt Mr Simen Hellen will be Chairman of the Judg To Get Exhibit pick up the Sitka exhibit the 1928 Fair Mullen Ir Mrs will be | I NOTICE 1 . White : repair fall and werk of per day. I for winter kind. | will put $2.00 pe for $3.00| Henry adv. any i) 00 patent ng Cedar 1000 Gorham = —— - — CALL FOR B]DS wanted on ci Apartment lot. Feldon RECEIVE Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dalton arc receiving congratulations on th Fel-|birth of a baby hoy last evening Sam 'at St. Ann's Hospital The baby adv. weighed 11 pounds. @ $7.60 a 100 lbs. $1.10 box l 40 box 1.40 box yable than cver before $2.90 sack To mental Station Southeastern Alaska Pair, the reau of Public Roads vessel H Capt P. Clark tonight for Sitka. Ken T |[w.‘1 o Captain of the Alaska Game n ion boat Otter company Capt. Clark navigator, they expe both night and day Junean by Tuesday —— e | WHO'S WHO AND WHERE _!' Bids will leav § SUGAR! 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