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3; Pen Young Leghorn*. 1; Single
Leghorn Pullet. 2; Leghorn Hen.
1; New Hamprhire Hen. 1; Cock
erel New Hampshire. 2; Leghorn
Cockerel. 1; Kohlrabi, 1; Largest
Green Onion 1. .
McKechme, Mrs. L.: Carmel
Candy. 1; Candy. 2; Pensie. 2; As
ters, 1; Sweet Peas. Single Col
or. 3: Schizanthus. 2; Mangold. 1;
Dahlia. 2; NemophiJia. 3; Candy
Trill, 2: Sweet Alysum, 1; Linor
ia, 2: Forget-Me-Nots, 2; Pinks.
2; Annual Novelty, 3; Carrot Con
serve. 1; Celery Relish, 2; Mixed
Vcg. Relish, 1; Carrot Pickles. 1;
Wild Raspberry Sauce, 1; Spiced
Blueberry Jam. 1. ,
McKechnie. Mrs. Ramie: Mit
tens, Fabric. 1; Drop Cookies. 3;
Pink Carnation. 1; Sitka Rose .2: :
Annual Novelty. 2: Raspberry j
Jam, 1: Currant Jam, 2: Straw-;
bery Comb. 2; Rhubarb Jam, 2: i
Assortment, 1; Raspberry Jelly. 3.
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Moffitt, Sarah: Woddland Ivy.
1; Novelty Potted Plant, 3.
Moffitt. Mrs. Wallace: Color on
#?hite Cross, 3.
Nelson. Allayne: Yeast Roll, 1;
Yeast Bread. 1.
Nelson. Billy: Petted Parsely,
1; Cauliflower, 1.
Nikita, Bob: Swiss Chard, 3;
Beets. Table, 3.
Dress, 1.
Nickles, Reta: Pajamas, 1: Wash
Newville, Irvin: Parsely, 1:
Kale, 1; Sheet Cookies, 1: Pansies
1; Collection of Wild Flowers, 1;
Miniature Table Decoration, 2:
SAall Flowers Arrangement, 3;
H. B. Strawberry Begonia, 3;
Strawberry Jam, 1; Rhubarb
Comb. 1; Raspberry Comb. 1;
Blueberry Jelly, 2; Black Cur
raant Jelly, 3; Others, 3: Celery
Relish, 3; Beets, 1: Strawberry
Preserves, 1; Water Pack Cran
berries, 2; Currant Sauce, 1;
Assorted Fruit Juices, 1; Catsup,
I. Berry Catsup, 2; Chicken, 1;
Kippered Salmon, 2; Salmon, 1;
Beef, 1; Crochet Doily, 1; Pillow
Tops, 3.
Odom, W. P.: Decorative Dah
lia, 1: Anemone, 2.
Odom, Elizabeth: Radish, 3:
Cranberries, 1; Broccol;i, 1;
Squash, 1; Living Room Arr., 3:
^Nasturtium, 1; Fuschia, 1; Pot
ted Petunias, 1; Anemone, 1.
Parkr, Mr D.: Horne, 1.
Philip*. Mr* W : Miniature
Bouquet. 1. Miniature Table Dec
1.
Phil.p*. Ruth: Forget Me-Nota,
3
Pippel Family: Radish. 1; R<d
Cabbage. 2: Round Cabbage. 3
Cauliflower. 3; Phlox. 1; Cosmo*
1: Novelty. Potted Plant. 2.
Pipple. Jack Radish. 2; Red Cab'
bage. 1: Round Cabbage. 2.
Pinkham, Lewis: Brown Swisi
Cow. 1: Sheep (Ram), 2: Sheej
(Bwp), 1; Peking Drake. 1; Graj
Rock Cross. 2.
Plack. Francis: B Strawber
ry Begonia.2: Collection of cacti,1
Ratliffe. Valeria: Martha Wash'
:ngton Geranium,2: Was Begonia
1: Tuberous Begonia. 2: Babj
Tears. Oxalis, 1.
Reid. Emogene: Pajamas. 1
Wash Dress, 2.
Reid. Grace: Collection 3 articles
2; Mittins Knitted Table Linen
Child’s slacks, 1; Child’s Wool
Coat. 2: Crochet Table Cloth.1
Huck 2Err.b. Pillow Cloth,
Child’s Wool Jacket, 2.
Reed. Sally: Rolled Cookies.3:
Drop Cookies, Butter Cupcake
Gingerbread, 1.
Remple, A.A. Mrs: Aster, 3;
Shasta Daisy, 2: Cosmos, 3; An
gel Wing Begonia, H. B. Minia
ture Ivy, 1. ,
Roetman, Olava Mrs: Sugar
Cookies, 2; Cream Pie, 3; Banana
Bread, Indoor Garden, 1; Wax
Begonia, Assortment, 2: Assort
ment, 2.
Roberts, Larry: Carots, celery
3: Squash, 1: Round Cabbage, 3
Rodgers, David: Sow and Lit
ter, 1.
Rorrison, Vera Mrs: White Cake
2: Rye Bread, 2;Rhubarb Con
serve, Beet Pickle, 1.
Sandvik, Elden: Wool Runner
3; Cotton Skirt, 1.
Sandvik, Lula Mrs: Hat, Nov
elty, Butter Horn Rolls, 1; Cinni
man Rolls, Rolls, 2; Rolls, parker
house, 3; Coffee Cake, 1; Whole
Wheat, 3: Graham Bread, White
Bread, 1: Dining Table Arrange
ment, 2; Plate Garden, 1: Study
in White, 3; Rhubarb Comb. Con
serve, Conserve, Currant jelly, 2
Black Currant Jelly, 1; Others, 2
Sandvik, Nevla: Adult’s Blouse
2; Complete Ensemble, 1; Coat, 1
Sorenson, Jerry: Sponge Cake
2.
Copper Center
and Trading Post
Center of Good Hunting and Fishing
Lodging - Meals - Bar and Liquor Store
Home Comforts and Old-Time
Alaskan Hospitality
Mile 103 Richardson Hiway
14 Miles South of Glenn Hiway Junction
OWNED AND OPERATED BY KATHERINE AND
GEORGE ASHBY
| Sawby, Annette: Wash Dre**.l
i Saw by. Charmane Pajama*. 2;
- Wash Drew. 1. ,
Saxton, Dorothy: Rapbeme*. 2
Sweet Peas. Mixed. 2.
Rcaefer. Patty: Pin Sushon, 1;
Pot Holder. 3; Apron. 3
Sehoming. Sharon: Drop Cook
ies. 2.
Scott. Helen: Saddle Horae. 1.
Senske. Ilah Snapdragon, 2
Shenrod, Max: Carrots. Table
Betts. Green Onions. Kennebec
Potatoe. Arctic Seedling. White
| Bliss, Largest Chard. Largest
Cabbage. Large Bartlield Turnip.
Large White Turnip. Large Let
tuce Large Potatoe. Laige Squash
Large Beet, Large Fetroiwski
Turnip. Large Onion. Large Car
' rot, Large Rutabagas. 1: Pars
Peas. Chard, Beans, Stock Tur
ley. 2; Peas, Chard, Beans. Stock
Turnips, 1; Squash. 2: Turnips. 1:
Pom Asters. Snapdragon. Straw
flower, 1: Letra Snaps, 2; Afri
can Violet. 3: Novelty Perennial,
2
Short, L. V. Mrs: Individual
Farm Display. Sour Cream But
ter, 3: 1 dcz. brown Eggs, Cottage
Cheese, Strawberry Ice Cream,
Chocalote Ice Cream, Best of
Show (Dairy Products), 1.
Sisley, Gerald: Winter Radish
es, 1.
Smith, Annie: Nut Bread, 1.
Smith,, Ethel: Pajamas, 3;
Wash Dress, 1.
Smith. Wm.: Boar Pig, 2.
Stock, Nina: Stocks, 1.
Talcott, Loretta: Snapdragon,
3;Nasturtium, 3; Bachelor But
tons, Scarf, Runner, House dress,
Jacket, 2.
Thompson, Richard, Mrs: Shir
ley Pcppie, 3.
Titus, Jane, Mary: Drop Cook
ies, 3.
Trowbridge, Larry: Best Gar
den, 1; Green Beans, 2: Display,
1; Carrots, Winter Radishes, Pot
ted Parsley, Peas, Wrinkled, 2;
Rutabaga, 1: Potatoes, 2.
Trowbridge, Pearl: Carrot, 2;
Candytuft, 1; Bachelor Buttons,
3: Mixed Veg. Pickles, 1.
Trycks, W. A. Mrs: Baby Set, 1.
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We have a reputation for
doing the BEST work, at
most moderate cost. Quali
ty work at honest prices
keeps our repair depart
ment busy!
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from diamond setter and
save 1/3
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Box 131, Anchorage
Turnn, Edith. Mr?: Filled
Cock)** 2; Sugar Cookies, 3; I<-e
Box Cookie*. 3; Fruit Pie. Fruit
Cake. 2: Jelly Rclls. Fruit Roll*.
Roll*. Parker House. Rye Bread,
Sweet Cream Butter. 1.
Home. Valley Christian: Indi
vidual Di*play: 4: Beet Green*.
1; Pea*. Been*. Turnip*. 2; Whole
Wheat, 1: Pea*. 3. Rhubaib. 3;
Water Pack Rhubaib. Sweet
Butter. 2.
Verral. David: Collection of
Wild Flowers. 2.
Verral. Gary: Plate Garden.
Three or More Kinds. Arrange
ment in Glass or Crockery. 2
Novelty. 1.
Verral. Kristi, Flate Garden,
3.
Vickarycus, James: Guernsey
Calf. 1.
Vore, Marie Mrs: Novelty,
Textile. 1.
Welch, Ann: Picture, 2.
Wendt. Betty Jo: Gingerbread,
1; Butter Cupcakes, 3; Rolled
| Cookies, Dropped Cookies, Ice
Box Cookies, 1.
Wendt, Roger: Handicraft, 1.
Westfall, Clarence: Flking
Drake, 2.
White. Ted: Jersey Heifer, 1.
Wheeler, Wanda: Photographer,
Graphic Media, Appliqutd quilt,
1.
Wilks, Ann: Muffins, 1; Cup
Cakes, 2; Biscuits, 3.
Wilks, Eddie: Birch IP Syrup,1.
Wilkes, Fred: Lettuce Head, 1.
Wilson. Betty Jo; Knitted Do'll
Dress, 1; Pansie. 3; Cornbread.
Drop Cookie*. 1
Wood*. Gien Mrs; Rug 1; Be
gonia. 2. Baked Asortmcnt. Ra«
berry Jellie. Beet Green. 1. Ras
berry Sauce. 2; Sweet Cream
Butter. 3; Crochet Bed Spread,
Baby Booties. 1.
Yamonis. Mary: Dish Towel. 2:
Pot Holder. 1.
Zimowski. Ruth Mrs: Cotton
Blouse. Child's Wool Suit, 1;
Skirt. Cotton Dress. Child's Party
Dress. 3.
ANCHORAGE COUPLE
TAKE WEDDING VOWS
Dor.na M. Edwards, of Ft. Rich
ardson. Alaska became the bride
of Rom Id A Hand, of Elmendorf
A r F .rce Base. September 5. The
ceremony was performed by U. S.
Commissi ner Dorothy B. Sax
ton in her office. Mrs. Hand for
merly made her home in Seattle,
Washington.
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