The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-14
FLORAL DISPLAY
 AWARDS AT FAIR
 MADE BY JUDGES
W. s. Blanchard, of Skag- way, Takes Many Prizes
 for Beautiful Showing

WIltll IL W cfo llCOCoodlJ lOl tiit judges at the Eighth Annual Fair of Southeast Alaska to adjourn to ! the rooms in which the flower ex- hibits were arranged they found themselves in a veritable fairyland of gorgeously colored blooms, some of which gave off subtle fragrant perfume Judging the floral display this year was a huge task since there. was an immense collection of exhibits on display.
 Prizes were finally awarded as follows:
 Best display of asters w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first; D. O. Cowen, Skagway, second; Mrs. R. Godding, Skagway, third. Best display of cactus dahlias-- w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first; A. Bennett, Thane, second; J. w. Leivers, Juneau, third.
 Best display of decorative flowers W. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first dilQ StCOIlO, U. Os OOWCAlt Chdt5 W dy !, third. MT. Blanchard was awarded the silver winged victory cup for Skagway for the best display of dahlias This cup was awarded Skagway last year and if it is won again by Skagway it will be allowed to remain in that city for ever according to the terms laid down last year by it's donor, Dr. Robert Simpson of the Nugget Shop who said that whatever com munity won it in three successive years would be able to keep it.
 Best display of peony flowers A. Bennett, Thane, first and sec ond; Trevor Davis, Juneau, third
 Best display of pompon-W. O.. Blanchard, Skagway, first and sec ond; Mrs. Suffecool, Skagway, third.
 Best display of show dahlias- John Rustgard, Juneau, first; Mrs. Trevor Davis, second and third.
 Best general display of dahlias- w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first; A. Bennett, Thane, second; John Rustgard, Juneau, third.
 Best display of red gladiolus- w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first and second.
 Best display of pink gladioulus- w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first and second.
 Best display of salmon gladiolus- w. C. Blanchard, Skagway, first and second.
 Best display of marigolds-W. O. Blanchard, Skagway, first; Mrs. H. H. Post, Juneau, second.
 Best display of nasturtiums-M D. Williams, Juneau, first; w. C.. Blanchard, Skagway, second; H. Berg, Juneau, third.
 Best display of Pansies-W. c. Blanchard, Skagway, first; Mrs. H. H. Post, Juneau, second; Mrs. R. Godding, Skagway, third.
 Best vase of pink roses-George Kohlhepp, Juneau, first; Martin Lynch, Juneau, second.
 Best vase of red roses-Mrs. J. Kendler, Juneau
 Best vase of white roses-Mrs. J. Render, Juneau. Best vase of yellow roses-Mrs. M. Lynch, Juneau. Best vase of salmon roses-Mrs. M. Lynch, Juneau. Best display of shasta daisies D. O. Cowen, Skagway, first; M. D. Williams, Juneau, second.
 Best display of snapdragons- Mrs. H. H. Post, Juneau, first; M. D. Williams, Juneau, second; w. c. Blanchard, Skagway, third. Best display of sweet peas-D. O. Cowen. Skagway, first; w. c. Blan- chard, Skagway, second; Mrs. Suf- fecool, Skagway, third House Plants
 Best Towering begonia-M. D. Williams, Juneau. Best fuchsia-M. D. Williams, Ju- neau.
 Best primroses D. o. Cowen, Skagway
 Best hanging basket-M. D. Will Hams, Juneau. Special awards of merit were giv- en the following: Dahlias-John Rustgard, Juneau. Display of flowers-Juneau Flor ists.
 General display of dahlias-J w. Leivers, Juneau Best display of house plants-M D. Williams, Juneau. Best variety of flowers-Mrs. J. Kendler, Juneau. Castus dahlias-W. 0. Blanchard Skagway.
 Salpiglacis w. c. Blanchard, Skagway.
 Display of dahlias-J. w. Leivers Juneau.
 Pink sweet peas-J. P. Walker.
 Basket of mixed flowers-D. o. Cowen, Skagway.
 Stock plant, gladiolus, salmon gladiolus, sweet peas, scabiosa-D. O. Cowen. Skagway.
 The floral display department is in charge of Mrs. H. J. Turner. Superintendent, assisted by Mrs. c. E. Harland and Mrs. J. E. Estes. pENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY,
 IS IN NEW LOCATION