The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
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| Katherine Hooker has a minis ture Coffee Shoppe with all sort of good things to eat, and fires hot coffee.
 The Juneau Fire Departme- booth. has on display the ne Ford deluxe Weight which will given away the last night of tn | fiesta. fH-' | Oscar Harri, of the Harri Ma chine Shop, has display of mod ern machinery. C. of c. Booth
 The Juneau Chamber of Con merce advertises the National Re covery Act and Roosevelt's ne deal program. fi
 [ The Smith Electric Company hs a booth with modern electric. equipment attractively arranged.
 Thomas Hardware Company dis plays the latest in hardware all home equipment.
 B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc, hs an arrangement of trunks an traveiing cases interestingly al ranged. .fa-s, .
 Fisher Four Mills, has a sma display of Fisher products. Consolidated Diaries, has an ar tistically arranged display of can ned milk. a,
 Juneau . Young Hardware Com pany has a large display booth c building materials and paints.
 Hary Sabin, booth with ham and bacon to be given to the for tunate ones winning on the vince of fortune.
 Fred Sorri, fortune wheel wit novelties and general merchandise W B. and P. Women s. 1 Business and Professional Wom ems Club, displays the davenpor and chair on which members hay been busily selling tickets. A. R.. Duncan, has a ,bingos gam with novelties and merchandise t go to the fortunate winners. r Minnie Fields has her attractiv hot dog, coffee, cake, sandwich am pie booth 2 in the same location she has had at, previous Fair and is demonstrating Folger'sr Cof fee and displaying the Genera Electric Hot Point range she giving away this year.
 The AtasiSa Electric Light anl Power Company. has large boot with electrical equipment for tn home on display. .tss
 Capacity Crowd 4 ,Preparations are being made [ handle capacity crowd at the bi opening Sof, the Fair tonight b Fair Manager Pullen and a goo program and dance will share at tehtion with the amusemnt boothi i. One Way Traffic During the four days of, tn Southeast IAlaska, Fair there vii be one way traffic rules observe' after: T o'clock each evening. Out bound traffic only. will be permit ted on Willo1ghby Avenue, am E Street to Twelfth Street. 4s Orchestrs: Program ss;s
 !. The following is tonigl1t's pro gram of the Michael Bokach's Rus sian Bakalalta3a Orchestra, , 1. Days of our Lift (March). 2. Volga Boatman.
 3. Moscow Cox Trot).
 4. Dougnuts. l.tFox Trot). s. Remembering, of. Russia.
 Honor to Mrs. Boyle
 Mrs. Frank A. Boyle has tn, honor of being the first woman to purchase a ticket to the South east Alaska Fair this year. tn purchase being made soon afte the doors were opened this after, noon at o'clock.
 Charles Newton achieved fam, by being the first man to pay hi way into the big Fair buildin( this afternoon.
 Baby Contest s nt
 Babies up to two years old ar eligible to be ,er1tered in the bab. show which is the big feature ol the program at the Southeas Alaska Fair tomorrow afternoon, was announced by Fair Manage | w. S. Pullen today. ~ All entrants are to be on han, at the Fair Building promptly a 3 o'clock and the judging will begi, at that time. The babies are | be judged strictly On their healtl qualifications in harmony witl their ages, this year, it was an nodnced. m Vi