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The., animal world is an important
-;, spot `at the C:N E,, with ,the ;annual'
championship' dog .and cat shows.
aIdren's Dag,,
August 28th
• Children's Day, Monday,: Angus
28, will be a banner.' one at tit
Canadian . National Exhibition
where 'a full programme of acts
vitt' :will .be provided . througholr
the day, •
MODEL YACHT REGATTA,
'Starting at 9 o'clock`- at the
Water .Front there.' • will' be
a Mode
Yacht Regatta. Last year the' Re-
gatta attracted fifty 'smart . model
,Yachts•' and the- ex'per ''manner in
'which their young handlers sail-
ed. the boats ' brought'much ,fayor-
able commendation 'from: veteran
• sailors who :.watched,
DIVER' "DUTCH" ..SMITH'
in. the afternoon and evening
there •will be a thrilling display of
high diving by the World's Cham
:pion, Baroid -�`"autCh' Srrilth, wh
is flying to Toronto from Holly-
wood. Hailed, as the greatest diver
in the world; •S•rnith has , been,
granted leave,forthe'. duration •of
the'' Exhibition by:trie : Metro-Go"Td-'
own -Mayer. Studios,, for whom he,
has starred in 'several aquatic pie -
,,
tures.
• WATER SKI=ING
There will be a. breath -taking
display 'et water ski-ing and aqua-
Nloaning,\ ` eaturing' the • youthful
Henna Macintosh and .her. two,
young brothers; Russell;, age 15
and Alec, age' 'Iii
DOG
An additional Water Front fea-
ture• on. Child'ren's::Day,• And,
tinuing On Tuesday; arid' Wednes-
day, will be the Toronto. Star Do".
Swimmir' g Derbtr ' ' More �tha'n,100"
• 'dogs are. expected to compete' in
a series 'of races whicli_gclll'start
each • evening it five 'o'clock. -The
dogs will swim, from one quarter'
to. ' a .half mile:- As .a Children's
—Pay feature; the "Star: have includ-
ed a; Special Roce for ,boys and
'girl owners, under' 16 years'of
age. The youthful. owners will'
have to' do all the -handling them- ,
selves during the race.
ONTARIO BOYS AND: GIRLS.
MATCH SPEED • •
In. front' of the Grandstand•. the
3:nnier Athletic 'Meet will be, held.
'.with 'boy and girl runners'. from
all 'parts of Ontario coming to'
thatch their speed. The' .finals will
'be'contested in the .evening, start-
ing at 6• o'clock.
Freckle- Faced
Kid$ • Coni'pete
Two new, fe'atureslast year,. the
• Decorated Doll' Carriage Contest
and the Freckle Faced Kite com-
petition'are:again included on the
Children's Day. Programme at the
Canadian National. Exhibition on,
August 28, and. Indications point
Haat they • will be more popular
•. than last year. ' The Prites for
the Freckle' Faced Kids competi-
tion include a varied assortment
of 'clothing for boys ' and girls.
The Decorated Doll Carriage Con-
test, has' been'extended to include
Decorated. Floats. ' The • competi-.
tions have been divided int, four
glasses, with a''1940' Gendro.n "Eng:
lish Style'Doll. Pram " for first, a
Shirley. Temple Doll for second
.and other dolls ' for t'hild and
fourth prizes.
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Bicycle Races
The Ontaribi Dirt Track Bicy-
ale: Champions are .'scheduled for
V•turday afternoon and evening,
September Oth ,in front of the
Grand Stand, at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition.
The Championships down for
uettlenient include the Half -Mile
z,4 Senior,)Orte Mile:Senior, Five Milo
Senior, Ten Mile Senior and One
Vile forPJ.unior Boys under.sevetl-
teen years of age on Sept. 9th.
There will also be a One Mile No-
vice Race, open to riders wile -have
never won • an Open',Race and' a
Three Mile Class B', Miss and Out
Race, open to riders: who have
--_never won `-e-Class "A" 1i ntn--`ar
• i +J1iree. Class "B" races. •
The man who cannot wonder,
*ho does not habitually wonder,'
land ' not 'worship) is but a
Pair of Spectacles behind which\
there iso no Eye', —Thomas Carlyle
T It1SPORTATION AND COIVMML►MCATjor�S'.YEAR
This year's Canadian 'National Exhibition will look to the.future Us
'wren as••the past and present.. In the National 'Indust es' 'Wilding . .
there wish ,be: both'a' complete . televtsiion • Studio In .o ration acid
monstratioRa. of• facsimile broadcasting. In' a coinpletelii new"PaviL
ion• of Industrial 'Chemistry there will he puppet shows 'staged tell-.
, mg the story of the way itO 'which acieaitists'of today may'Use;
cultural products of today to create sce!res of new'rnaterials not yet.
' known to 'man. •
INDUSTRY
Action in displays, with a define
ite trend; towards. exhibits which
tell . the 'story behind 'a product,
appears to.. be the• picture which
visitors. to the •'Canadian National
Exhibition will see this year, ac-
cording to officials who; have been,
close to the preparations being
made by many. industries: '
' The . old style 'exhibit; with . a
• .counter and a definite impression
that something 'was being offered
for • sale, has been displaced,;' ad-
vertising: experts state;,' by displays
Which 'have' plenty of ,movement,
and which reveal what the' modern •'
producer does to provide better
products at lower prices.' For, this
reason; they state, this' year's `ex-
hibition will offer' a more 'intrigu-
ing 'and .interesting, study ' for visi-
• tors wbo,.look '.over the .commercial,
:1' -as the feature, exhibits.
NEW .FARM EQUIPMENT •
Possibility. that the' mucch-dis-
cussed new farm tractors, which'
have intrigued automotive' and ag.-
• ricultural , interests' • recently, may
be 'unveiled publicly publicly at the Cana-
dian National Exhibition, has. been
indicatead''by rumours prevalent es
the :opening date of the exhibition
nears. ' •
Following „private previews• of
the new low:priced:. models, which
are reported to embody revolption-
•
•
ary adeencements.in design which
permit very close • shall -scale -op-
erations,one 'manufacturer •at
least has reserved much larger
space than in previous' years. Re-
cently, it has- been .stated; one oth
er manufacturer also plansto
present the new model produced
by his firrn, •
LUCKY TETER' AND HIS -u
DRIVING , .DAREDEVILS
• For 'a longer visit than they
have ever paid to Canada 'before;
Lucky Teter and' his.•Congress .of
Daredevils win come .to '.the Cana-
dian
anadian Nat'ional' Exhibition this year
to stage their sensational display
of •hair-"raisingdriving ofmotor-
cars and motorcycles. ,The show
will be. staged', daily in front of
the grandstand, with a two-hour
program:' of -'stunts.
. Titer, w3_ e has •sta•rced n: sever-
al . movies built around .' his show
and who lectures On safe driving,
Will . repeat .his'demonstrations of
one -band driving of 'a car which
plunges over . obstacles,. 'driving..a:
car over .a, ramp. which is wreath-
ed
. in flames,. jumping a -car over,
a 'truck and rolling a car :end-
ever -end a half dozers. times.. His
'show,will include' the full crew'
of 58 drivers 'and ' mechanics who
carry with them 'a fully -equipped
repair shop, 'body -straightening
equipment andwelding shop.
f PROGRAMT.••CAN'ADIAN' NATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1939
Friday, August 25th
Opening Day
• Saturday, August- 26th ' ' ..Warriors' Day •
Monday,"August.28th • ' 14 Children's. Day
• Tuesday;.'mAngst 29th Automotive. Day
'. W.edne'eda . Ali"
y,., est 30th '' •Food'•Products and Merchants Day ,
• Thursday, 'August 31st '' Women's, Music; and Art 'Day' '
. Friday, September .1st.. . , Press Day
•Saturday, September 2nct - '' Manufacturers'„Athletic and • Floral Day •
• Monday, Septernber. 4th ` Labor Day
Tuesday, September 5th ' International Day
Wednesday, September. 6th•.Agricu-ltur-ists'--D- ay
..Thursday, September 7th,. Transportation & Commercial Travellers' Day '
, Friday, . September 8th - Live -Stock. Reviett, Day `
Saturday,; September ;9th ', • ' •Citizens', Day
i• •
Swimming and Diving.
•Amateur swimming and diving,
will -play a very prominent part\ in -
the, Sport, Programme' at the • Ca-
nadian National Exhibition. Sev-
eral Ontario Championships will
be decided on Saturday, Sept. 2nd
together with the _\,Barker; ` ., Gold
Trophy Races ' for the One Mile .
Amateur Championship for wo en . '
and the 'Two' Mile Amateur. Swim-
ming Championship for men.
• On Labor Day, Monday, 'Sept..
4th, the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion Junior ' Championships, for
boys and girls under seventeen
years of age,. are expected to draw
capacity.entries as these races af-
ford an opportunity for swimmers
of every 'grade to win.
WHEN IN TORONTO -
SEE CASA L• COMA •
Sir Henry•Pellatt Million dollar Caa-
tle-ori,the-13111, Spadina Road, Tor-
onto. Hour's- tour .thro' Castle, tow-
er, tunnel, stables, art galleries, and
coronation room special exhibits and
souvenirs. See. "The Fall of Nine-
veh,” (the king and his wives),
painted 'by order of late .Emperor
Joseph of Austria—has 29 life ,size .
figures on a canvas, 28 feetx13' feet,
and the Vimy Memorial. Oben 10 •
till 9 p.m. 'Adults, `25c --Child-.
•ren 15e. Sundays,' 25 cents.
When' in Toronto, Visit
Donald Macleal;t',s
SPECIALTY SHOP
233 Yonge St.
North of Queen St.
LINENS, BLANKETS, TARTANS
Formerly the John Catto C' o., Ltd.
On ..Saturday, Sept. 191h, the
Wrigley .Trophy Races for the
Ontario One. Mile ' Swimming
Championships.'for: men- and wo-
men, will be the feature. >
For the first time in the history''
of the .Canadian National Exhibi-
tion, . a team of .swimmers will
compete from the • Bahama. Is-
lands. A group . of thirteen is
scheduled to leave Nassau soon;
arriving in Toronto- in sufficient
time to permit them to become ac-
climatized to the • fresh .water., At
Nassau • they swim in .warm salt-
water..
Archers To Compete
Archery, for years a very. at-
tractive sport, will agaih be ' in-
cluded.
n-cluded. at the Canadian National
Exhibition. The Canadian Cham-
pionships being scheduled for Aug.
28, 29, 30; 31 and Sept. 1. The
Archery range ,at .the pxhibition
isto the West of the Government
Building near the Rose Gardens. .
• Archers from all over the .Unit-
ed States and Canada will com-
pete.
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• EXHIBI T:LON VISITORS
will have a chance to see the Maple. Leafs in'the fellowing'Tnterr:lti'en-
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al.League 'gables:
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AUGUST 25, 26* -- BUFFAIRO . • -_.
AUGUST 31 MON`1°REAL • ; .
• SEPTEMBER 1 2* -- MONTREAL
• SEPTEMBER 4-4 PMI., 5,• 6 ROCHESTER ,
SEPTEMBER 7, 8, 9* --: BUFFALO
NIGHTtGAMES• EVERY DAY EXCEPT LABOR •DAY
Largest Test' Tube In World •
•10174 renitnauuts
i•.�n. 14'iY.'^:ivn:: �•fo\n'T:niva�:.^� 'vM �'• 0:.. C
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The page shown in ront of the Natio a
. n 1 Industries' Building is carrying
thelargest test tube •'yetproduced, six feet in length,, for installatio
'in the new Pavilion of Industrial Chemistry. ,n
.
.ROYAL • CANADIAN' MOUNTED .
POLICE TO PARA -.:A':
•h'or the first time in 'its i.en;;thy
histpry; Canada's' • faiiioiis police
force,; the Royal Canadian ,Mount=
ed -Police,: will stage : the first par-.
ade' of a full .detachment• through.'
. the .streets of Toronto when they
'inaugurate -the opening 'of 'tile Ca
nadian National :E•xhibitio.n •by rid- ,
ing • to the. City • Hall. •. The detach=
meat will. be made up,;of `the men
• who .acted as special guard of hon.
our'to the •King and '1ue'en during.'
Their•. Majesties' visit''to• the New
'..York • World's Fair..
The deteehrnent Will be accom-
panied by the •first brigade, of pip-
ers'. ever. assemltled in Canada.:
.This brigade wil1--hernade - up ,f-
-'
the -Toronto Scottish, "the , 48th,...
Highlanders, 'the,.Royal Irish Regi
ment,. the Seaforth. Highlanders,.
the Saskatoon Girl's' and the fam-
ous Dagenham (England)' 'Girls'
pipe. bands. • The .parade will be
held at nogn,: August 24,' the day.:
'before the,,Exhibition opens, and
will introduce •the...guest. band ,of
honour, His Majesty's Royal. ;Ma- '
rinee . o.f-Plymouth• who •will' de=
. posit a wreath on the civic gene- •
taph.
Softness is the keynote of the
newt'mill nary.. Many ,hats have '
semtted
i rahigh crowns which 'are
softly draped •or manipulated.
Turbans are intricately wrapped.
Berets,. which 'shoot high, are, tuck-
ed or shirred. Brims, are narrow
'or visor -like. Tiny ostrich plumes •
- and flat wings are the most papu-
' lar ornaflientarronl -:
While . in'T,oronto ,.Call at
O'Donne11=Mackie, Ltd.
Distributors for
NEW ST(JDEBAiCER CARS
And the very best Used Cara
1009 BAY ST.' .' ML 3571 •
Heintzman & Co.
An invitation to visit Liss
At the Exhibition
Our display at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition is of unusual
interest to many.' thousands of
music lovers, •
We would lil;ie you to come and',
Visit.'us.' The 'acceptance of this •
••invitation involves no ptigation
whatever. Maywe look forward
to seeing you?
Turn right: Main entrance (ops.
Fountain), to Manufacturers'.
Building. -
Duplicate Stock at
' Ware' Rooms
195 Yonge St., Toronto
Our •
Canadian' Weight..Lifting
Ch'ampion,haps
'The Canadian' Weight Lifting
Championships' will be. contested' -
at the Canadian National Exhibi_
tion on Saturday, September' 2nd.
and Monday, '.Labor 'Day, . Sept:
4th. ' Outstanding :United States'
Champions will 'again make an at-
tempt to retain for. the United
United States the majority of the .
Canadian 'titles. • • .
When In Toronto, Visit
Gross `Machinery Sa)iiplies
1i$17D MACHINERY AND
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Agents for new . Alntce . Pumps,
including Sump -centrifugal, gear-
ed, piston, etc.
108.112 Front' St. East •
a'li.ttle' east of St. Lawrence tfkt.
AL BARGAINS
• I•'N FULLY
RE'COI4DI•TION•E''D
'USED TRUCKS
1937.MAI'LE LEAF long wheel-
base, 14 •'foot, stake $795
body. 84x7 tires,' dual rear'
1937 FoltD 2 ton long wheei-
baee, 12 foot -take $725
body, 32x6 tire, dual rear.
1939 CHEVFW-LET ,A 'ton char-
sis and cab, with;6 foot x
0 loot stake body. This' truck has
been used . less .than 3,000 $725.
dines
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1936 MArLJ LEAF, . short
• wheelbnsc, new II' plat
form; body, 32 a 0 • tires $650
d our rear –
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1938 ( EVIIOLE'r. •sedan dell,.
ery. Tfls . truck' Is $595.
✓ eal t•ulne
• 1935. MAPLE LEA • shout
• wheelbase, 9 f of stake
body, ' 32 x 0. tired, '• dual $495
roar• 4 ,
1937 1''ORD Sedan dellvery, like
new In every $495
`way
1936 WILLXS Panel, .for •real
economy In . d'elly- $325
cry work •
1934 nib 2 ton, 12 loot 'stake
body,'7i50x30 tires, $295
.1191,;314!rear ......
1634 CHEVROLET .ton .panel
d real bargain $275
for . . o, ..
Many Others of Ehival- Value
Fall tank. Of gas Milk each 'sale
TORONTO
MOTOR CAR
Downtown Dealers for 28 years
Ford, Mlercury, Lincoln, Zephyr
120 ADELAIDE. E., at .>;tirtbo
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• ALL SIZES NEW AND 'USED SAFES
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Wei Grit)!
• Olen. Gra;t who brings his Casa.
Loafs orQhestra to the • Canadian
• Naturalh ltilittic►t► as One of the
five' fanaOtts • modern-aaausit' aggt'ta- •
gations to be heard this year, De-
gan his clidal,. to • international''ra:
dio •fetlie in Ontario. When the
faanoiir, l'eIla4. castle; esti Teronte's'
hill was first -tattled into a public ;
building and became; .briefly, a ho- ,
tel,, a gl ollp. e.t' \ Qtr t ;stcrs arrived
to,.,provide thetuuste. 'This -bate.'
group,. now . °Itis r, nd►t ttelebrated •
as smooth 'experts. fit. slippery tem.
:pc), come b?nck again `e8ri'yutg',the ,
Casa,n -` name La ,a yisua a still,. souvenir• :of
the, engage neat that ,sterted:'them•
.to ' the heights::.••
Tandem Canoe, Marathon
The Canadian ' Fifteen Mile
Tandein-Canoe Marathon Champ-
ionship will be.centested on Sat-
urday afternoon, 'August .26, . at.
the Water Front at the • Canadian
*National Exhibition,
Last year,' sevent.y, pairs of 'ca-
noeists made a Most., : imposing
eight as theypaddled fifteen miles'
in front of the' Water Front Grand
Stand at Exhibition Park.
The Canadian Champions,. Au-
brey ireland, Jr.,. and Terry Evans
will attempt to, make' it three Ca'- ."
nadian Championships by winning.
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•FOR 'YOUR
CONVENIENCE
,Glen Gray' who returns to',Toronto.
With his .Cassa Lorna'Qrcliestra,and' •i
'•Bing of •Swing". Go'odma'n with. ,
• his 'clarinet. . ,.•
Canada, uArgentina; and Austra.'
lift provide . the bulk of the wheat
entering world trade. Exports.
from the United States, the •Soviet
Union; and the Danubiaui countries
show wide 'fluctuations but are ,oft- -
en substantial.
Caliada's. Leading Machinery
and Suppy House
Invites you to see them at their •
Toronto showrooms, directly
opposite New Union Station
• South Bend' Precision' Lathes
;-D"elta 'Motor -Driven Tpols
Ideal Lawnmower'Sharpeners
H iggs'' M otore
Belting, Pulleys, Vises, ,Electric
Drills," Lathe Tools, ,..Chucks,
Wrenches, Machinist's Tools -
EVERYTHING FOR THE MILL
—SHOP • -- OR ,FACTORY.
New and Rebuilt Machinery
Lare Stocks Prompt Shilinient
THE, A. R. WILLIAMS
MACHINERY CO.; • L'TD.
64-68 FRONT S. WEST, '
TORONTO ELgin 2381
Farmers Attention!
WHEN IN TORONTO
Call TO See Our •
FNESS•AND COLLARS
' FOR FALL PLOUGHING
The good are 'right, 'and' so' are
out" prices. �•Ve manufacture in our
factories—Harness, Horse Collars,
Sweat Pads; Horse Blankets,' and
Leather Travelling Goode. Steen
Brand gives 'satisfaction. Made
Samuel Trees Conipany, Ltd.
Factory and Showroom
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42 Wellington St. 'East,. Toronto
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