The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1932, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDA\ SEPT. 16, |932 2 Juncau. lrirs& Mr. Wills second; six parsnips, first Mrge'st white* mmlp, Mr.{and four ., M mequlst paiir GUNTESTS BSE nning er and succes-| Mr. Wills first, Mr. Clark second; | Clark fifst. of "ducks Weschenfelder of Ju- sful exhibifors fo three plants of parsley, Mr. Traifle Hay, Grains and Grasses neatt fir 1 senior buck Awards for Vegetables first, Mr. Doason second; ons pound | Sheaf of barley, E. C. Ja.cobs_on 9 IN FARM ENTRIE Early white crop potatoes, one ¢ ourd peas in poad; Mr. |first; sheaf of timothy, Mr. . Wills| Brothers i J James AMadison of Junzaa T ona: pound | first; sheaf of red clover, Mr. Wills | senior dc g o 1d, Smith | Siberian NEw BASH GRUP AT EXPGSITIGN Lty e e .;1lr5t: sheaf of Alsike clover, Mr.jold, Smi ird cond; best pink main crop, one C y Mr. 20 3 8 Wills first; sheaf of native wild|of green | . k EWLAND, ck, Dale Cowen of Skagway fir: | grass, Mr. Clark first, Mr. Wills|son Spec 4 ‘N ‘ " | St | smith ' Br bl ’| Onions that second; early white crop, eig] g | second; peppermint, Mr. Dodson| Sm he special memmn"coves of Av ces, H. D. Clark of Skagway 12 \ M. | first. black cu r, R. Osborne of Ju-| 5 | »Vegetables, Fruit d J. Dodson of Juneau second; alks of rhubarb, Mr.| Strawberries, A. J. Farris' of, Ju-|neau spe mention. U“‘b"ue tb“"""" € "?‘“ C""f rf(\"\: ntain Las ‘ear i £ Al | main white crop, eight potatoes, Mr, C Mr. Dodson second neau first; googeberries, Mr. God- PosEr T 7 e farmers tr crép as an experi- ment, this year 40 have planted o onions and a ~harvest of 50,000 The taxes assessed you by the pounds is expected. Livestock Represent |ciark first; main pink crop, eight i i M Vanous SCCUOHS | potatoes, M.r Cowen first, W. Wills AV( a | second. Mr. Mr. Clark first,| ding first; red currant, Mr. God- ond; six tomatoss,|ding first; raspberries, Fred Kron- ) st; six Petrowski table | quist of Douglas first, J. R. Guerin Six table beets, Mr. Cowen first, /turn . Traille first, Mr. Dod- | of Douglas second. IR R | Mr. Wills second; three Swiss chard, | son ; three kohl rabi, Mr. Individual Garden Display fl',’.h}': \Jx:;“\::l ';:“:‘de;;eq“a:: NAME “MUSSOLINI STREET" three white cab-| Bavard first, Mr. Clark second; siX| Individual garden display, MI.[on the first Mon®y in October; | of Juneau first,|dry onions, Mr. Traille first, Mr.|Gowen lirst, Mr. Wills second; best|providing, however, that if ome- i | Wills second; six garlic, Mr. Cowen|head of cabbage, by school boy or |half of the tax is paid on or before | ; largest cabbage, Mr. Godding | gu Mr. Madison first; best head | the above date the balance will not | lettuce, by school boy or girl,|become delinquent until the first | Mr. Madison first; best raspberries, |Monday of the following March: Dodson second. « |largest L baga, Mr. ven first; |y school boy or girl, D. Allen. H. R. SHEPARD, of lettuce, Mr, Cowen | largest, trowski turnip, Mr. Tralllfl‘ Pen of poultry, old birds, cock —adv. City Clerk. { NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Close conipetition marked the con- | test for prize awagds in the agri cultural ucts deg X Mr. Bavard first, s, berries, | 1s nd; three cplery f fi i in memory of his him as dir rnnlda died sud- livestock. were from | various sections, Skavwm ‘Tenakee, Douglas b2ing amone the places IIHIllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIlHIII|llIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllmlllllllllIIIHIIIIIIHmmnfllllllmllllllllllI!lIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHI|||I|HIIHIII IIIIImflIIHIIIIHIIIII!IIIIII"IIII||IIIIIlIImHH|IIIllIIIIIlIIII‘IIIIIH’lIIII IIIIIIIIIIilllllllll"lllllllll o ('()\llj TO THE CASH BAZAAR TOMORROW AND YOU WILL REALIZE THAT WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY WHEN WE TELL YOU Juneau’s Original THAT OUR STOCK WILL BE TURNED INTO CASH REGARDLESS Dargain touke OF LCSS. PRICES TALK . . . SEE FOR YOURSELF. CASH PRI( ES “VI"ORE OPEN EVEN SPECIAL ON HAND-DECORATED PARCHMENT LAMP SHADES PRICED 35 CENTS 3 FOR A DOLLAR Alaska Electric Light and Power €o. 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