. “Any item, ineligible because of
some disqualifying characteristic,
does not become eligible merely
because it can be used with an
eligible item or is bought there
with.”
WATERMAN SIGNS
Joe Waterman, one-time boxing
promoter in Seattle, has taken an
18-month lease on the Olympic
Auditorium in Los Angeles and will
promote weekly fights there at a
popular price.
MRS. PETRICH RETURNING
ABOARD PRINCESS LOUISE
Mrs, Hazel Petrich and daughter
Pauline, who have been visiting for
the pa.?t month in the Pacific
Northwest, are passengers for home
aboard the Princess Louise due here
tonight.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
On tac;es paid in full to Septem
ber 16th a discount of 2% is al
lowed. Unless at least one half tax
due be paid by that date the un
paid amount will draw interest at
the rate of one per cent per month.
Pay your taxes now and save
money.
A. W. HENNING,
—adv. City Clerk.
Daily Empire Want Ads Pay
BREAD AWARDS
MADE AT FAIR; I
COOKIES TODAY
First Prizes Announced
in One Branch of
Home Economics
In the Home Cooking Depart
ment at the Southeast Alaska Fair,
the awards in bread were made
yesterday, with the awards for
cookies scheduled for this after
noon.
Yesterday’s judges were: Mrs.
Charles Warner, Mrs. Guy Mc
Naughton, Mrs. H. C. DeVighne. I
Awards were as follows:
Loaf White Bread: First, Mrs. S.
Bates; second, Mrs. H. Nordling.
Nut Bread: First, Mrs. Boy Ruth
erford; second, Mr?. H. Peterman.
Whole Wheat: First, Mrs. S.
Bates; second. Mrs. H. Nordling.
Pan Plain Roils: First, Mrs. H.
Nordling; second, Mrs. H. Peter
man.
Pan Sweet Rolls: First, Mrs. Gru
ber; second, Mrs. W. S. Pullen.
Whole Wheat Rolls: First, Mrs.
Gruber; second. Mrs. H. Nordling.
