The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT =" THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Wrist Imperfal. | Paint Store [ Mrs. Charles Burdick for her pink,| Salmon Derby Camyp and axe—The One s2 mixer—Card Br\u'x\uv‘AwARD pRIlEs IN white and rose gladioli, poppies ! Clove Company | |2nd miniature dahlia; Mrs. Henry Motorola radio—Home Beautiful| Six pairs Real Silk nylon '\Wk-’]FAll GARDEN SHOW‘Grmn for her purple gladioli. ' . ind the Ci Theatre ings—Real €ilk Hosiery Co. ! Mrs. George Pierce took the best| prlle llsl 's Sle and tie—H. S.| Alaska jade ring and Eskimo! |in class ribbon for pansies, and Ciruoes : slip Baranof Gift Shop AI TEMplE TODAY:Mm. John Walmer for violas; Mrs Table model radio—W. P. John-| Cleaning and pressing ($25) —The Wellman Holbrook took riEbons " . s : Triangle Cleaners. | |for her blended tea roses and her Sllll Growlng mon rod, reel, line and plug ~EmunL }(“rro:o Cx(r:um’\' gml; The Fall iGa‘rldcn Jshow, unger the yellow, red and white bush roses; Bailey's Bar coupon book ($20)—George Bros. auspices of the Juneau Garden|Mrs ; BeF T e rds ' N H t B / t " Bt 11 rodiddon, Masos| Sagat M B0 Tl ot b e i i s e The No-Host Banquet for facturing Merchandise credit ($15)—Baran- | Scottish Rite Temple today and phlox and her polyanthus roses. i o C it R & B Sieepir bag—Fred Henning, of Hotel will remain on display until 9| Wards in the vegetable class S o"swr"ers ands Dmmell W’H be held a' 'he ommitiee Keporis FINe mens ous D o'clock this evening., Iwere taken for carrots, cavbage b 3 Re onse from lO(al | \ bag- Casle Men Mrs. Jdack = Fletcher, —general potatoes and parsley by ~Minnie p Wear KS chairman, explained that this iS Field; for cauliflower, lettuce, beet M h ' S' ' Field Glasses—1ne Nugget Shop. ”"f “_"-*i oo in -’""f‘flu that|greens and onions by Linn Forrest; ercnants, Jlates. Stoel casting rod, reel. line and lONGSHOREMEN m awards have been made for s0for peas by J. O. Rude; and for assortment of lure ith Bend many different classifications of proccoli by Mrs. E. L. Keithahn. = ; flower arrangemerts ard varieties.| Mrs. Linn Forrest took a blue G A s SEWARD DISPU'I‘ There are 54 entries in the arrange- | ribbon for her display of mixed I x stonee &k MTnyer ment class. {vegetatle, and Harry Stonehouse i SEthT Attline AT First prize for arrangement took the blue ribbon for his ex- i llium-copper salmon rod SEWARD, Alaska 27— was awarded to Mrs. Glen Oakes, hibit of 20 different varieties of Hardware Company Delegate E. L of Alaska who entered a display of mari-|vegetables. | c NEO] Rubbe: boat—Royal Blue Cabl/bas pledged his support of local golds in a flat dish. Mrs. Ernest, Included in the Garden Show Co. longshoremen that Seward should Gruening took second place with | is riking display of sample r > i ir C Coleman camp tove—Yakobi be made a terminal port. an arrangement of tiger lillies, Northwest Passage Prints, which display in the Liz cor ansportation Cc Bartlett also promised, at a and third place riboon went to have been adapted from native w of the Alaska Electric| Coleman camp stove—J. S. Me- Meeting yesterday with union, city Mrs. Wellman Holbrook's arrange- designs and from Alaskan artists d Power Company, stated Cle 1 and Chamber of Commerce heads, ment of carnations and candy by Marjorie Holligan. t of the awar been | Floor lamp—Parsor tric Co.|that he would seek aid of An- tuft | Maxcine Williams has on display donated by local m but! North Country vi ol jacket|chorage and Fairbanks business' There were five entries in table @ series of Kodachrome photo- with also umber of rizes — Klinkerfues Bros. Co. St. Paul,|m urging the National Labor arrangements. First place went to 8raphs of Alaskan wild flowers, and put up by States manufac s’ of | Minn Relations Board to render a de- Mrs Linn Forrest, second to Mrs. 8lso china’ paintings of wild flow- pe goods a 1l as other! Ta box: s Bakery cision favorable to longshoremen Glen Oakes and third to Mr. k. €S on tiles Bk i \dise. Martin Motor Com-| Air Mattress—Madsen's Cycle and |in their dispyte with sailors over|L. Keithahn. Visitors to the Fall Garden pany, Heddon Sporti Goods Mfg. Fishing Supply ~1v!.> hatch work : In the miniature arrangement Show were given small l.’f"”””“"‘w\‘ Od. ‘The Borden Oo Klin- mon reel with line— Pamaray| The Alaska delegate urged strik- qaco i which the display was ©f Alaska dogwood Lerries. kenfues Bros, South Bend ng longshoremen to return to o 4o exceed six inches in height, AT Company, Real Silk Hosiery Salmon reel—Alaskan Cab Co work, saying their objectives al- apo jack Fletcher took first and FuR pl(]’uRES ARE ar: some of the donator om| World globe and Atlas—Nance's Teady have been realized by hav- ¢nirg Her first place arrangement outs the Territory and their| Variety Store ing their grievances called to the was iy 5 porcelain thimble. Sec- SHOWN KIWA"IANS help in making this salmon derby| Table lamp—Alaska Electric Light attention of the NLRB, ond place was taken by Mrs. Well- | PR a success is greatly appreciated by & Power Cq Col. Leslle Ruby of the North-|y,an molbrook i BY MARTIN VI(IOR 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway the local sportsmen’s group, Peyton, Airplanc electric clock—The Oc- ern Stevedoring Company and Col.i s Charles Forward was award-| " said cidental Bar. John Johnson of the Alaska rail-{oq the plye ribbon for her arrange- o More prizes are being brought in Barometer—I. Goldstein, Sporting 16ad assured Seward citizens the meng of sweet peas in a harmon-, Movies taken by Martin Victor TH"BSDAY AUGUST 28 i 8-30 P m daily, according to Peyton. Any Goods Store. iilroad would continue to operate jo.,5 container, and Mrs. Harry! were shown at the Kiwanis lunch- [4 3 a . " " ant not yet represented by! Woman's sport jacket et |to this city until highway facll- gionehouse took second place. ecn held in the Gold Room of the g f RO T rize can get on the band-|Apparel Shop. ities are completed A blue ribbon went to Mrs. Baranof Hotel this noon. Archie v by phoning 616. His Man’s hunting coat—S & T 5 4’“ RIS Harry Green's very beautiful ar- Betts, “foreman” of the work de- be gladly called for by the|Clothing Store "Mons'er v (rea'es rangement of red floribunda roses tail that set up play equipment! Prize Committee. Prizes now on' Snow Wool storm jacket—Tot-to- in a metal container; and Minnie'at the Minfield Children’s Home| UR RE ERVAII Ns Now display, and donors, are Teen Shop. . . Field took the first prize for snap- on Monday evening, gave a short E Plymouth sedan—donated by Two cases assorted canned fruit panl(' (h“‘ese A[e dragons in a flat container report. Gene Vuille, Vice-Presi- Territorial Sportsmen's Association. —Case Lot Grocery T e free-style class, for men dent of the organization, announc-| CALL or PHONE Sixteen-foot aluminum toat with| On case canned cherrizs—Auk G' B' r H hl only, had only one entry. Mr. ed that the Club has arranged for Champion Outboard Motor-—Terri- Bay Market and Marine Store IVen |g "g | Harry Stonehouse was awarded the Loxes to be placed at the Auk g torial Sportsmen’s Association. | Ono case canned peaches—De-| SHANGHAI, Aug. 27.—®— The blue ribton for his ash tray with Beach Recreation Area on Derby Alaqka lravel B“reau Martin Outboard Motor—Martin Hart Grocery amphiLious monste: scare which pansies, a cigarette and matches. Day and anyone who can't use the . Motors, Inc Cne case Maxwell House Collee hag ited a state of near-hys-' The horticultural section of the fish, they catch may place them Evinrude Outboard Motor—Ju- | —California Grocery and Market. tera among Shanghai's supersti-|flower show had many different in the boxes. The fish will then| Baranof Hotel Phone 546 neap Spruce Corp. and R. W. One case Gold Shield Coffee—|tjous river dwellers in recent days ! clas and sub-divisions Mrs. be taken to the Minfield Home| Cowling Co. 20th Century Super Market |resulted in a third death today. |Alfred Zenger was recommended where they will te canned. i T k n' z 5 Twelve-guage “Magnum” Win-| One case Borden's Milk The latest victim was a terri- by the judges for honorable men-' The movies, which were taken by: '.-!r ey lnner e L] chester hammerless pump gun—!case Borden’s Malted Milk cargo worker who leapad into tion for the great variety of flow- Victor in his work shop, showed Northern Commercial Co. Borden Company. | Whangpoo River and drown-|ers which she exhibited. the evolution of mink skins into aj Eizht-man rubber boat—Juneau; One case Darigold Milk Gastin-|ed after hearing screams for help! Best in class ribbons were afidfiluxunous coat. Victor explained Young Hardware Co. cau Grocery, from a nearby sampan. Earlier, a ed to Minnie Field for her :li - each process as it was shown on| Six-man rubber beat—Darnell's; Cne c grape juice and rmu“m n and a woman were beaten der aster, single dahlia, pink fese the screen. | Sport Center case tomato juice—The Harbor|to death by panic stricken Chinese. bush rose and shrub rose; to Mrs.! Guests at the meeting were Featherfoam jackct—B. M. Beh-, Market Three thousand boatmen kept Robert Sheldon for her semi- Horace Adams, Jr., of the Alaska rends Co | Plcture, "Auk Lake"—Winter and | watch along the Whangpoo tonizht cactus dahlia, show dablia and Travel Bureau, and W. H. John-, Argoflex cameraLu-Ek's Photo| Pond. for the “monster,” which has been|formal dahlia son, field manager of the Recon-! Shop Picture, “Mendenhall Glacier’—|variously described as an “eye-| Mrs. Fred Newman took the struction Finance Corporation. | Wrist watch—Pan American’ The Snap Shop. | souging thug,” “the Pootunz mon- best in c ribbons for her "At-' - - ! World Airways. » \rican marizold and calendulas; Seil it win au Empue Wani-ac! ) Two gallons boat paint—Ideal | ster and “the thi DRESSES for Your Precious Little Misses as they go back to School DRESSES IN POPULAR STYLES Cotton Print Dresses Plaids . . .-. . Checks Attractive Floral Prints WHEN BRACING AIR OF ALASKA TELLS us Fall is here and herulds early glowing of s 2 rthern Lights, it’s time for the Young s' eaters Folks to plan their School affairs, and that ]_ { 3 A g Long and Short Sleeves, in means their wearing apparel, of course. Slip-Ove and Cardigans. s COLORS: Pastels , Brown, Red, ‘Navy Blue and Black. SIZES: 32 to 40 $5.50 to $12.50 w WHAT BETTER MEANS for a wise selection of appropriate garments than that afforded in the restful display rooms at Yvonne’s, the “Nicest Store in Town?” Skirts In Plaids, Pleats, Stripes In Plain Colors SIZES—9 to 15 al §4.95 fo $9.95 SIZES—12 to 18 o §7.95 10 §9.95 THE LUSCIOUS FRUITS of Autumn, then come frost and snow to indicate it’s time to replenish the wardrobe of each maid, miss, and matron. DA Women's AppareL Baranof Hotel Building 1¥s the Nicest Store in Town w