The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-13

was used in decorating the booth. A demonstrator kindly answers all questions relative to this display.
 Mrs. B. Glass is an enthusiastic concessionaire and takes bids for dolls, toilet sets, blankets, binocu- lars, kodak, an electric iron and a spotlight.
 Mike Avoian, of the Mems Furn- l ishing Store, is operating a con- cession booth and is specializing in pillows blankets and bed spreads.
 Frye's Products
 A display of Frye's Lard and Frye's Delicious Bacon shows up Iweu in Harry Sabin's concession booth which is decorated in red and cool green. Bids may be taken on these edibles as well as on some frying or broiling chickens.
 The green and white advertising booth of the Thomas Hardware Company is featuring Aliens. Heat Radiating Fins, Muresco Kalsonline, and Sherwin- Williams Paints ana [Varnishes
 The Harri Machine Shop has al most interesting advertising booth in which may be found Electrol oil burners, plumbing supplies, pipes, and all the things dear to the mechanic.
 Whippet Car Displayed
 The Juneau Fire Department is operating a concession booth in which a stately maroon colored Whippet sedan is displayed and on which bids may be taken. Pacific Cement Product
 The advertising booth of the Pa cific Coast Coal Company features Diamond Portland Cement made by the Pacific Cement Company which is a subsidiary of the Pacific Coast Coal Company. The mater ials used in the making of this cement are obtained from View i Cove. Dall Island, Alaska. A dis l play of the various uses to which this new Alaskan commodity can be put is creating a great deal of favorable comment.
 Clever Advertising ] One of the cleverest bits of ad- vertising at the Fair is found at the booth of the Alaska Scenic | Views. A white sheet is stretched | across the booth and Q large pla- card greets the eye with the fol- lowing wording Due to an ex- ceptionally large volume of kodak l finishing and motion picture work in their laboratory, the Alaska Scenic Views are unable to decor ate this booth."
 Fruit Display
 The fresh looking tomatoes, the | yellow peaches, and the sturdy plants and pretty flowers ill the concession. booth of the Seattle Fruit and Produce Company is very attractive. Bids on all the articles liaElayed as well as on pillow cov-t CTS, fruit cake, and Sinclair's smok- ed meats, may be taken.
 Bakery Exhibit
 The advertising booth of the Ju- mean Bakery contains an immense Icake with pink and white icing which bears the following inscrip- 1 tfof1: Southeastern Alaska Fair" tThe one who is lucky enough to guess the weight of this cake may take it home. Signs placed about | the booth very generously advise visitors to Get Hot Dogs at the Hood Booth, ''Try the Fruit Cak, at Pete's Booth" and Get Sand- lwtchsi at Mi1anie'S Booth" The American Legion concession booth is displaying a Majestic Com bination Radio and Phonograph on which bids are rapidly being taken.
 Folgers Coffee
 The J. B. Caro Company has a | concession both at which bids may be taken on cigars and tea sets and numehous other articles. A | display of Folger's coffee is very much in evidence.
 The white bunting used to dec crate the advertising booth of J. l B. Burford and Company makes a fitting background for the dis tplay of office furniture and the Corona typewriter Baked Ice Cream "A brand new edible appeared at | lthe Fair in the form of baked ice I cream pie and is being sold at | w. B. Lassiter's booth. It is red hot and is cold and a decidedly ! delicious Die with it's golden brown | meringue and it's cool refreshing center of ice cream. MT. Lassiter fuses an Edison electric toaster for baked ice cream. He also is dem- onstrating the new Dormeyer elec- trio beater with which he beats 1 up the meringue used on his baked l lice cream pies. Mission Orange juice may be bought at this booth. A rich cream colored bath tub is displayed against the futuristic designed walls of the adyertising !,