The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-15
JUNEAU FAIR SWINGS DOORS
 OPEN TONIGHT
Elaborate Entertainment Is Arranged for Three Days
 Splendid Exhibits
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l remain for the second.
 Between the 9 o'clock and 11:3O feature acts, will be dancing, for amusement, visiting exhibits a n d hitting games.
 The exhibits are larger than last | year. The women in charge of their Department have worked hard to put over something new and elabor- | ate Exhibits elsewhere are also to be larger and better Concession 3ries promise to give all run for heir money in the various games | introduced e''N iitit hii
 As one enters the Fair, Building sharp turn to the right brings one first to the check room, where candy, gum, etc, will be on sale, the next exhibit on the runway being that of the Green Top Cab, pronounced by it's decorative taste.
 Juneau Diaries, Inc. keli
 An exhibit of the Jurau Diaries, Inc, worthy of comment, is marked by vitamin posters and a huge milk bottle, bearing a thermometer which has an explanatory state ment showing the the fumber of germs Killed, and profits derived from pasteurization of milk. "
 The Rice and Ahlers booth, noted for it's simplicity, is the fourth booth along the run. Naxt is the Orme and Button concession, where hams and bacoris will be awarded with one swing of the wheel.
 Light Company Exhibit
 With an entirely green color scheme forming a background a refrigerator, which Slowly revoives, is seen in one of the booths of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company pi- ''t,i!'-
 MT. and Mrs. Andy Anderson have the next concession, complete i ly filled with variety of prizes.
 Exhibit-Concession The American Legion stand, dis playing complete motion picture set and pfojector, which is to be awarded the final night of the fair, is a combination exhibit and concession
 Completing the first runway is the Juneau Volunteer Fire Depart ment's usual space, carried out in blue and silver motif, forming an appropriate background for the car, which is an annual award of the fire boys this years award being a Chevrolet.
 Health Display
 Of interest this year is the Ter ritorial Health Departments dis play, which features tuberculosis and cancer posters, and in con nection with sanitation is the dis play of a model arrangement for lavatories in the country, complete in detail with a cesspool 9'5'g Also of interest will be the eight little white Guinea pigs feeling very "plutocratic7 in their new homes, especially constructed for the little fellows by Frank Pauls, acting director of the Public Health Laboratories. VIE. @ se N.,'a
 In charge of the health booth and comfort station is Miss Magn- hiId Oygard, Public Health Nurse, who will carry on various Child Health programs during the course of the three days of the fair. Display Booths Going down the runway on the far side of the building the first spot is that of the B. M. Betrends Company's booth, gaily decorative, in keeping with the fair motif Next is the Juneau Chamber of Commerce exhibit, displaying pho tographs of Alaskan life and an interesting picture showing the growth of mail service in the Ter ritory.
 The United States Forest Service is next, followed by the Juneau Lumber Company display, bot h decorated in keeping with "out- door life"
 N Lester Troast, of N. Lester Troast and Associates, architects has the next booth along the run way, which is tastefully decorative Here are found pictures of various Alaskan structures the firm ha. designed for building.
 Alaska Canned Salmon
 Displaying thousands of cans o1 various types of salmon packed is the next booth, that of the Canned Salmon Indutsry of Alaska.
 Displaying different types o house furnishings and equipmen | .