The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-08-26, Page 6,
•
na 'an National
ear o
ration
is.D!rect Decen�ant- oF Niagara MiicuIturaL Society.
Founded in 1/02—Coronation Year at Exhibition Fentnres.
1:$isplay .of Latest. Developments'in Agriculture -.-The Weeks
...of August 27 to September 11 Are Packed With Attractions,
Eclucatior al hi Aspect ,"
, .
rec,i4 people. re1ii th.at.•the, grit
• ,Canadian', National Exhibition'
thie year' entersits. lIfty4i1Otli •consecii-
tive year of operation and is universal.
acknowledged to be •. the world's::
grsatezt annual exhibition, is the dlr-
. Sr.t' dencendent .of ,.the Niagara. Agri-
Cultrial Society founded in 1792 un-.
der.the pato:ma-re of John Graves Sim -
cos; gpvernor. of ..Opper. Canada. thie
soelety founded to aid . the develep-..
Meat of the products of farm; so.
that the sturdy' pioneers of Upper cari•;,
ala Might benefit in.their fight against
' the, wildernese by the peeling of their
knoWletlge andexperience,s,', lid e.
• mighty work, in the, development of
:the; struggling Colony.' ,' • -
, Haying in the 'intervening decades
grown away' from the' parochial limi-
tations inevitably setby nature upon.
that -Society.. the 'Canadian 'National
Exliibitlon has never,ieet .sight of the .
original purpoiefor. wiqch. it ; ,was ,
•• ,foltS,d0d,..-nainely-fort-412e-:encourage---.•
! 4 merit of agriculture 'and'industry;,', so
net todaY:,we dud the baSie'indudtrY
MOre f.irjely than ever established . as
frhe'foundatien Mien the %super--
struCture of the ,,,F.'hotr.,*indow.Of the
lintion;," '
It. ,,.general'y!^.raciineiledged • that
tlicre• ;1stno ggribillttiraf. exhibition In
tonal .„ Exhibition and
In this Coron-
atian ;Year all the iatest. developments
41.'flariculture 'and aldS•ity,the
cultivation or,:•the products of ftireat.-
•nitd are On clieplay. ..Entriee„,in
• the different clases of livestock and
attaineir"reeptd.•pref.:,
•.rartiona,'-- and to •ke.-.0 pace...with these
. , ,
develanments: the prize. lists lave. been
,
c,!•ttended etut.increaeed 'With:the* MO&
era:den:fends of groWere, and breeders.
. • ,AlIo in keeping with tlie...:epirit • :Olf•
Coronation .Yeat,-Special: inedeln.aiid
handsomely -embossed di1omas will!
be awarded.' • • • ••
,In Other, fields the Canadian Nation:
E414iriti.on hai...encouraged.thede'
.velopnient of` Canadian, livestock. one
. of theie..4e .the' trotting.• and'; Pacing
!rates: 'Thin' year .thseq.,:hvet ,popular
racag are held from' :••September 7 ••to
• Septertilier 47;0(4'.
In Futurities• god. $,0D0 in class -races..:
Canada's'PreMier Horse Show, In
the Coliseum' .A'rerra',.. and ':the Poultry,
,---------Pigeon-ancf-PerS,W1f711;tow..are other
• •
exam-Pies:el the hiterest-7
• in, the':deVelepirient of ..Canada's, baslc
industry. .
To ell. lovers 'Of the',Ont Of doors' the
• ifeWs. that Tom. ,MIx In person wlth
. • • _ -
his ',Own three-ring :areas and Wild
:Nest P Shevie• will be 'at the .Canadian
• National 'Exhibition will indeed be
Wolcome.•Thes.e *shown, ',supreme tri:
'
,unaph, ,4;the art ot the "big top" are
indeed' different Irani' the.ten.vetttinnaly ,
presentations ,•and areuniqueand,
modern •in 'every. reepect. Torn'. MIX
wig,. take part ' in -every performance,
,Mounted.'Peliee, In. Pageant
, 'Anning the Most popular attract104§;
of the 1937 'Exhibition will be the Cor-
onation detAchi.nentof, the lio$to Can-
adian Mounted 'Police •This 'splendid'
•• . • , ,
body 0! men tOgether.'With their''per-
fectlytrained and niagnificent mounts..
will be present for the 'whole term of
the. Exbitiltien, and, will, 'he tee* night -
1y as a part at the ,Pageant. „Every
Canadian will feel .4 thrill' of Pride •
.:at the• spectacle et the ,"iVfountieS",
'guiding their steeds through the • in- .
tricate•e,V011itio, ne et the Musical Ride,.
: In Itke.ping with the Canadian, Na
Polley Of presentingtho •
, , ,
finest of the *pricy:3 nittelear: pr- .
ganizations• ' this' year, the -.L'nited
Stetee 'NeVy • 13and.'.Wil1 be 'featured.
.....The.censentlaf_Preeident_Xranklin._D-
.
Roosevelt had to.: he obtained in order
. that the, band might be present. Music
lovers are promised .a fare -treat in the
Oppertunit;tplieer at the i Exhibition,!0.,•
,niagnineent•teW „band sheII this World
fainOaa„aggregatien 'Of Mere., than
„ , ,
eightyt musicians.: .• : , *7'1
° E*0173, 102:rithere'id,.ioinething. new,
. dome:, innovetion.!or 1mproveme4- -at '.
• the',EXhilitien and ihti year,::it...16' in 2
e
,in •its pleee.rie.•'it new
'.atoisement' 2116
klere are many:startling innova-
: Veils in'thervarof' enteaairnment
,kinioiniad,ean Eskiine.village:cOrmilete
with iglebe.".,dog-tearris, blend, Ealtinies....
from tixe:Aretia.'.WasteiT'aiii7Major.;
'.,Godsell's termini,
collection 0! north-
orn ;.:frOphiee: • Bollywood.,,:on••;Parade;
which ean• best be :described its; it rev,'
elatien•,pf••,",mevies” • from the.. inside.,";
'taking In' .every 'phase of the! .ninking.':
of a-inotinF picture. There are many
InOre:interetiting,.-.mirtkpr.ovelting and'•
instructive featurea.. Of, ,Frol-Ex-iand-
. Which _Sets Its apart afi.,being:'lit the •
forefront of. the •amutenient 'World
• . .
:Of. the utmost importance. the
feet, that: exhihit. 'space in the !many
buildings of the, Cariadlaii National
Exhibition. IS 111 , greater dethaRd1hRil
has been the case .,since • 4930.. :,Spatel,
„rentals 'as.' a whcile,,,are ten to .11fieen •
,Per • 'cent:. higher; than ,ast year, % and'.
srnce the'ExhibitiOni; has for ,,years
,
7-been4-acknoWledgedras-Canednitr-
-•iness7bartnneter--thia-h3-indeed'riiiidieni;-
'five of the Ii.oniiiiiOn!e; increasingpros-
• . • ;
Overseas..Exhibits°. • - • • .
'
'OverSead: exhibits are - blgger and.
more •cOmPreheneliethan. ever before, •
the Britlsh Enipire:_being particularly
• " •N' well•represented, Austra a, New , . , • . • .
Zea-
land,,;Sonth..Africa. 'and the Indien,'Ew,
.;pire aliiiave large displays•o(naturaV
4 manufactured products. • while ,•
• e,Britaiia is represented 'by. the
co. •eria1'dlsplayt In `• the firifish
ction-arid,,the-,exhibit Of the ,$tot.,:,
tt4h. 'INtatiOnal,..„Develobine14',. Council;
_Fareiga_tiation'S _hava_taken-:overtheL
Tint,ernati7a1 year and
among those exhibiting.; are Finland.
Czechoslovakia 'and 'Japan,, Who is ,rep. •
'
resented at the Exhibition ;. ,
The 1937 dates' for the .Canadian Na-,
tien,a1 Exliibition•nre, from iingtiot 27.'
to.,September 11. Inkeeping with. Or
policy and and possibility ,,as a tangible
llnk. with 'the ,Niagara Agricultural *.
SOcietY,:,one .daY eacli'. year la'. tradi-
tionallyPoset 'aside as AgriCultinistre.'2,
Day; this year 'Wednesday; Sept. 8.
•
.-t",-Theri. the ."old-time,.. fiddlers and.
quare deriders Werointroduced et the,
Canadian National Exhibition' it was •
done .as a .tnivelty and intended' as a
, •
temporary ettractiOnthe itinth:rntiOn
was an inStantalleoils hit:•14t1 will be
Continued thitc,Year: ' •
•
. ,•
• •
Old S. , hersesr orsesun ere
and jarimerS, dratigli*-carriage,' AtItt
g01?erA). pthipose. animals a,re ,provided
. for in ,the prize' lfst arrangedfor the,'
' ilOrae• :Thew at the Canadian National t
Exhibition. ' 4.'
.fatitoers Attention!..
WHEN IN TOR0r4t0
Cal i "tc; See Our
HARNESS AND COLLARS
„
FOR 'PALL PLOUGHING
The-*oods are right, and it) ar4 Our
prices. , We' manutaettiro; in our '
lactoties-Ilatness; • Hors Collars
• Sweat .fechi', • Rene 131ankets,, and
teathet 'Goads, Stec°
Iltancd ,gives matletii,etion, Made oniy
Samuel' Trees ;Company• lt_;174:tcti
Paetory, and hi,wrcern
663 king Street West; Torbuto
• WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
_
e C.N.E Band "Shell
.HtfFp crowds listen .here da:ly to concerts by world famous bands. The :11,. S. 'Navy. and will be
' heard this year. '
Sunday c go
Lesson
pob,CONDEOnileINTEMiisnAnicE
: 10:1,2, 941 ,
CiOLDEN TEXT --
•:kbod',.: not • 'eat flesh,
. drink, -!'itirine, nor to de • anything,
whereby`, thy brother' stumbl th "
•OWn. people because Of, their..etilblioinT,
. .
• pOss and ..ivieltedness..•• .
the fanInk.11owei_l_er_le_ lor-.
bus beauty,' WhiCh. is on the bead, of'
.the fat: valley, shall beas the first-
' ripe" fig. before ',the .:,11111111flei,i . ',which
,..w&n.he,that looketh upon it,••while it•
Is yet In -his hand.:he - eateth.'it ..Upi*. •
. • The first;ripe- fig ripened' .71n,..3P 'lune;
t- ripen
, •
• 1M,t.i. ,August The idea •here. is that:
the: eailY 'WOulti plucked,' and
eaten With . greet!,,greedinese„. rather'
than Picked and put away .ffitiire.
Pi -
use. ,rep e ling' he,.
.Sanniritans, that, 'tin Oben as the Assy,.
Mane' .their'beantiful
conn -
try, they. would ! rash! uMni.; It .• and. des;..
froY '.„ ••• ' ••••:
• •
' "In that day' will 'Jehovah 0! hosts
•liedonie7.s. -crown ',of -glory; and ..a
deni of bennty; unto •tha residue of 'his.
people." rthethreel is Obit 'followed' by..
'a piinnifie.: The .„.Place, .'.of ' the false
ory• thus;..p.verthrown isnow fllled
by giant...that le, divine end: true. •
The remnant of his ..p,eople is ad Ju;
= bnt,!..Tutlah and the,reinaleing.'por
Oen' 'distinguiShed.
.'frona 'the . poitioa, Which 'had"..Perighed..
-,..After, the periahable thing vihieh.
ith0-37'.glOried had • been • swept away,
aWaY,
the ..eternal•-•perion, Ot 'Jehovah.. On..
scif. would be the. ornanient„,and the
:}pride, of bld „people, • •'
. •. . , .
•`!And 'a sPiritpf;•ieritiee to. that
sltteth In judgment" (Sce-Ifia; 11:2; '
. 1.6 1KinL3,:-.23.„;.:
.
The phrase undoubtedly means: that •
tliu day would com...(we do not • be.lieve -It has yet. come) -when- those.
Who judge the land will: de, 80 In
the 'illumination...Of the very •:Spirit
God who:, will be to auch_judges.-
Spirit of. justice: ,.‘And strength to
• .theiir that' • ,tniu.;„ back the ,battle At the
`gate." ThIS must undonbtedli:"refer
to 'the turning batk. of the Ifitistar: of
...Sennacherik.; Which Were teEieiging
the.._•titY :Of ,..Terlisall-•1,' • during., the-,
: reign Of H.ezekiah,. the:VI*1d, record o
, Which is .to be found- in 2..Chroilicle....
,32•.4(i In 2 Kings 19.
"And. even these reel •, with • wine.",
This- paragraph refers' tothose within
they saVe. the. terriblY: 'disastrous ,
'fects of drunkenness., Upon their nor-
thern brethren, still 'continued to
• . •
didge the 'vide. "And stagger :
with i,streng. .the priest and the
prophet ',leer with ,strong they..
are swelioWed, up, of wine; 'they.. stag-
ger
?with.ntriing drink; they err. In •vi-.
ision.." To be swallowed up of, wine. Is
Vivid Way t.f, eipresding. the 'terrible:.
. fact 'that' they '14.ere•In the • complete•
'grip -et -.the Sin. -of
redsOn, strength, and :virtue...4a! ,
•.VOure4 by. such indulgences, •
•' •ifThey" -Itidgment,"!' :.For •
:•elerf true' tniniatee• Of the gnaneltand -
for all worthy priests, oCoksions. must.drido,, with More. 'or less,-/renVIneY,,.
In Which .they will. be called :dppii to
• render. judgn2ent, and. give advice' or
comfert. in „the, meat critical and
'tate, probleins, (Wilke, Which Will. cie-,
mend the •ciedreat mind' old the pm.-
. , . _ .
'est heart for' proper evaluation. Every.
„one ,:knows that .intox eating.% quern,
. bSclond the Mind:: One cities' not hear'
'accurateiY, the .delicate .fibers ,the
addh and Ab hilif:the..sonS,;PP
..Aaron;inek.eath • of them,,,hifi.censer,
nTdliijt firetherein, and laid irteense'
thereon, .• And „offered . strange fire be -
foie ,,JehoVatii,.Whith•he ,And.'not.com
banded .theni.. And. there -came forth
fire 'fronil•befOre Jehovah, and devour-
ed them..atfd:,They. died,befere..leho
yak." The first "section of 'Our: lesion,
has 'reallynO...re
', relation to ,tha, Object
of . temperaike.,,and of
.‘ • • • . • .
Wine; thengh:in:it:la, ,tiia','recorct,..Of
-..ss:eincitlentJ'Occurring during the *for.;'
ty•yeati,of Israei,'.a.wanderings, Which:
- has ,served ; for.. Centuries as a • power-
ful -.warning, agalitsVEierVing God In a,
• presumptuous and selUwilled
TwOtP., Sens,: of ,Aaren.,-: Nadal)and
putting fire..;1*'.their,'respeCti,Y!
".celisere,',•: offered strange .fire ...before
the Lord, which' he had net command. -
..,ed there,. and ,iminedintelyllY fire, God
..slow•therimrt.thitiatrangefire WaS•
has been atilllestioli•Of dlspute among
cominentatOra:TOr-:Clong time, but
.lanat.*E14.11i19.177...4aLi110,-;;Ofgereg4h1P-7
fire either In it 'way not temManded••
, or. at,a time not commanded, •or, In a
••• Place. not 'CO.mmanded,'. or. ,iierhape; in;
each .•and alt.'of these., ways,.they oft,
'fered,flrnaot-Comtnantied'cif the lord:
'"And • lehovab.;sPake • unto- Aaron,'
•saYlage'' ••• '
„ .
•
A Statute Forever
. . .
"Drink. •to wine tor *strong, ',drink.
.thOn, .• nor' thy ."6,0ne ' With 'thee; when
Ye' .gn into the 'tent: of, meeting; that'
ye dfe ,not;:. -'ehlt!f.tin:a:Statute...for
,ever. • thritighent • :Yalu :., generations.
And that ye May.,make ,a distinction 1.
AietWeen_the,_boly„andJ---rthe- ••-Common,'.
'and hetWeen, the,unclean and the,.
• clean...And,that ye • may leach thaehli...
••••dren ot Israel, all the, statutes ' 1*dt
‘.Jehevah.,hath spoken • unto them 'hY.'
..MoseS.4.1n• this 7.paragraph we 'have.
the •firat..werd'•Of niariY spoken .by the
"Lord dewn, thrtitigh.,:the,'agek'agaInOt
.1he, drinking of "whit: •
• ,is not tor..kingtit, 0:Lennie!, it te
not 'tor. , kings . to, drink. Wine:. nor fox'
:Prineen tosay, *berets stiOng.'drinkt.
Lest they drink, and ferget"..the ia*,.
and pervert ; the justice due,' to any
that ,itc..".itfflictecl,"4.1f the , king, who Is
here called „Lerntiel' 18 not . King Solo-
mon lthnsclf,
we•do not .know who, he
mlght be, for • he, is never referred to '
in any other 'Place in the Bible except
;in the,;firet four, verses of this Chap.
.. •
ter. While, the., words In preceding
section' f r b e • wine to the ,Prieetn" Of
God'S people„the,,WOrdS" here are a
yarning against the drinkipg, .of
In-
toxirjtirig liquorti on the part of hingiS
n:i 11 and-the-reado
'lia -prohibition is that,' hy heaVilY
:drinkink, those'. in Whose hands ;geV-
ernment end the execution of the law
rest Would be in darigee,of 'forgetting
tfie, laW of the land, and 'being majtiSt
to, those who are In irtitible,
• Woe to the. crown of Pride •of t
Artifiltarde of • Ephelaiii,,.itiict to the fad,
. ,
'ing floWer Of hia glorithifebeauty,- that
la on the, head of the fat 'Valley 'of
them v that are overcome with :Windt"'
110111,1ani is Only another. nerno,tor Sa-
innria. or. Ole nerthorn king'dont..goni,
prising the area occupied by ,tell of.
tht tWeive tribes of ,Israel.„ of whith.
•Ephria.M. was the lesding tribe, •
. , , ,
..,'"93011.01di the Lord hath , a' reiglitk
arid' strong one; as a'temPeSt,...of
a'dostraYingtoi m i, t tehiliett, ot
Mighty • watcre ,Ovci-flaWitig, will 'be'.
cast dawn, to the cal!th',. with the hand..
the c'reWil et 'pride et the druillcards
of Lphriarri shafl bc .ti adden! tinder`
r„)t." ",rhro''.13 i':1`,,)'..69tr:11"),Ihn,i',.s.'1V-.
rlane. Viliata' the Lord 'would' Itc'e 'AS
azi neney for'the sputifshMent ot hia
inInd 'do net function' readily or In
„,•ntilien,', arid, one says , the most, fo.ollah
' thingS, and thinks generally the wiek.
edest thoughts, when under the pow.'.
Or Ofsuch a denehn as drip tc, Alcohol
•
It beverages are not the ,Only . things.
that becloud, the filiddit, o'f Miniaterd.
- "For all tableare flail o Vdinit, and
clean," All the tableS of • the earoasel
• filthfneas, •eo that there :is. nO plate"
robin; everything- ewimo. "vomit.
are . 'full ,Withotit be,ing, any further
• • • •
The Prophet paintis from nature; 'here,
Withont fitrotill;ing.•
'conduct !as..• ft ..yere..:411,--,.a: • aild-.4
then in the severest' tones :holds • up.
, mirror . before , adults
theughtheY were: • ; • • J....4 •
."11 ,ii good not nor • to
• • • •
drinlewine. Poet* de anything Where
a still
by;thy.brother Pot
:stronger :expression , of The noble prim
• ciplel thiii• verse See 1 Cor. 8:12. Of
:the three verbs, the first Ytifers. to the!
wounding of ',the • heart ..,c,aiisett.;t:onr
neighbont 'zhy.enzieltiet, Which
.• proves; second ilia sin :which
. he would he led, bortiMit, ,by .being
' drawn away to do what his conscience
i,...dondemnsi.--tha.:tbird2.to-the-want- of
regard: 'fey the;•strUple.s. which:
ho is affeeted. through Weakness' of.
'
•
What a' vast Change..., wenid• • bathe'
.,oy.er our 'country it every time,n Man"
ordered. *.glass :Of intoxicating•iliquor
he-would, first say to :kiumelf.;.-.'Ani I by ,
drinking. this leading others into tOm-.•
,ar WAY weakening the:
power Of, their.. metal, life •te. resist
teinptation?' ••.:. •
to this eXPoiltion. 'The:retailer, Whole-
saler; jobber and mantifacturer .tin,d
net only Pieasitre but OfoIR.10.'admlr
able .combiziatioh. Highly . important'
• to all Of the foregoing plaseen of buil
-
none men is the ,faqt that two milIlon'
conenaiers attend in. two, weeks,
TA$": P4, na41.44';'/Ta(10iiartilinillal,7
originally chartered ',ter the eimdur-
agement,. of agriculture; 'industry and
the arts,": has never. forgotteiV -Jhe.
inirPaae for. Whiclr'it,.W;as„ Organize
It had 'grow* and, expanded in man •'
--respects but the basie;plan hasTbeett,
carefully'. adhered: to: ' • =
• It was necessary' tosecure the per-
-
s,onal approval of prestaent yraukiin
p. Aoeeeyert to •hripg...• the\ United.
-Staten' Nnvy-• Rand'. *to. the , Canadian
National pchibition this. year. With.
eighty-five musiCians arid:attaches the
personnel will run to alMost one hun-
dred. Tley will travel to and irom
-Washington, "D:C.,. in special trains.
Torn,. Mix and :his famous horse
:
Tony' will will ' he at the Canadian. Na-
nal.Exhibitiou to delight the young.
ers. The..oldsters, too, will be enter-
tained, by the hero of the.theties,,Wha:
has 'quit, the silver screen for the' cir-
cus and will bring his own three-ring
show and "Wild ,West'! to Toronto for
the' "Ex.",
()inn 10 rA.a...ta'.10.: itunugli
.CASA LO'MA
'itzgoirsiq - Anticale an Blihitary
Adults 24e chilare (Sunday.250
. •
wnflmer
To Come Bac
Martha Noiehus, Noted Swimmer
,Seeic8 Tu. Regain Lost Laurel*
1 V
'
w.ON0,NdeWr..sTWQiLlNe:;'7'efl•Itilrethill•EitNgdr:91.ni4(1890
Loid diwirced • wlfd. of. Joe Wright, Jr.;
of Toronto, • 'for;.14,0`wprIcys Amateur
com'aii.Olt77
.1)!.0 prove„ that' evn
.1. In the liaid giiud of .Swirafninhgafvne:.
!. worn, can, ,re't ire., get., marrio,
•stift.yegaili .11,0i*fost
swirmning'4aureis .at the age of 23.,
W115. a. hit...heavier','
a7round .150 ',Pew -ids; by.t her t.Irne vas
even Slie ad astere. .hei'ilniirsItt..olvelnlide'.1.).b:Ce.k4.:Ibliiti:249.t,':' -
White, Sulphur- Springs •Va., where'
• sh� his .been-„coaching.swittimin'g,-on
August i in the quartor-telie. freo
OtrY.1,.. • . • • •
She finished Op:Rid by. less thno, A •,
yard to Mrs. beepore. Kfght` Winkord.
reoo&nfzedt distance•'swinnigphaq,
pibn, ad was so encouraged slie de•
cided to continue.
elius
•
' 111,1,1he Of. ,two.. Children, one of ' whom..
' :nine 4r. coaching
.ort im:oal.tr la. onn4; bipeLniNec• ir, the
old.. Mani of her time.. has-been •sPent;
died,. She has....A ,datfghtsr six : YeArs
1i55 Our , E:ilsibitiOn., Sale!
Weinen's interests. today :are ;much
more diversified :than: they were,.In
the dayS 'e:Our ..grandmotherii. ' Won. •
en in•.bits'ineSe, In ._sport„ la the lame,
the fair 'sex o all ages' from childhood! •
to •the..sunset ,••Of 'life, will be . enter, ,
.tained - and ' pro 6 ted , • The *omen's
Biuldlng houses. lavishdisplays Of
handcrafts.' The, national.SuinesS
how will intrigne...tbe'.buSitiess woin,
an. The *Women, of tbe
coninunities an spenddays . With !• •
•prfkilt M...the Coliseum and eldewhera.."„:,-
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the Canadian Nattona Fithibition
tin tltput ,taitlitg' AWAY 'Heim:fries'that
will .fidurei•fer life.
Exhibition Notes
-,Thereqs...no ..ngricelteral- phew in the
world equal to that at the Canadian
National Exhibition. . . 'All , the, .new
developments xis aPPliddTfcr•fainv:IM'd
and ,orchard are on displaL_Hottes
cattle, .` ...sheep,: swine, poultry, 'goats
ealVes,-Tdaii,.-r'products,:" vegetalileS,
'fruits; towers,. grain • ihaekinery and
farni equipment of all 'kinds are •there.
in Proffisioni, •
"Empire Onward", the • pageant At .
thetanadian National ‘Exhibition this
.year, 'Will savor -largely of detonation
activities;' but as • Usual the glittering'.;
extralagansa for Which • these ,predue-
• tinns are famous will be deftly woven
:-into the, theme.. ,; ,Incidents, portray -
Ing the -Coronation of Queen Victoria
otrevered Memory. and Of the . other:,
• .
_monarchs, through the • yeara_to......Ilis.„,
--Maledit--E-.' -George--V-/-'-will---be-itF
eluded; ' •
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When the, Royal Canadian Mounted
, Police appeared in Abe recent Coron-
ation parade in London they were ac-
corded A vociferous reception --ell
. along the route. Theirsliehia0„.de-
leeted, highly -trained horses', and the
ultra -smart apinaranee, at the' ' men ,
were a credit to Canada. This' Seine,
carefully :'prepared unitwill be s.
,Canadian:"National Exhibittoii feature
thisyear.
-Business men have, learned. that,.
the new trends' in business,' fri busr
neas mothoda,, new trues of goads,
equipment for plants and, offices' and
' ail theramifications of the world : of
commerce are on review'.
for theikr,' •Foreign buyers from around
'the world' make an annual pilgrimage
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thlogn • at . EATON'S MAIN
sToni - at • EATQN*3•COL-•
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ehoWn In . EATON'S Fell and
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ivhloh le on dlinAtty at....our
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Store; at 14 • Albert' ' Street,
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Take advantage, of EATOTO
EXII1BiTION sPSCIALS -
i.outetandfng values arranged
; .for Exhibition, 'time. .
T.EATONCO
TO1t,1N
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13ene.ft(S',t6!:the' consulter
Ex-
hibition of the size andt'icope-"otrthiS-.-7-
Ole are 'ohviou,s„'!, ydjiieud
.ono;:in; fpr hoine-4r
gooda,;•iitted .. to tise;'•ii,:varlous
°Parte •of the.:wofid :tinder varying eon7; •
eorrniatitive Phaie ,, of ••.i.he,
...displays. 'and' their , Wide' .vdriety all'
tend to itiforni':the consumer and to
enablejiiin .er.: inahe, .compriti-
siMs. and ifItinante. selettions.„ . ender
favorable ,anti lenniIertabla conditionsand 'in, 'the'J'abortest: spate
Here .oxie canl'condetis"e,n'tWo,weeks'
..shoiMi'og..tonr Intel a ..couple
This , Exhibition 'provides the solution'
'the'•Prehleins of the•Con,;,:.
.• • • • • •• • .
• ,
• enspliasia,'On music, mid the:arta.. There .
are., . daily 'icolopetitiOns,::from sIos to
chnruSeS,,t4 the ran** 'amphitheatre, ••.
VV,ide 'variety of. instrumental
tbofls.j-bilkty :bands ...eatpr .tha: lists • on
Igualc Day on Which aCCasion,grOapEi
, of Strolling:••Trenbailours: attired , in • •
the .national •costume of helr respec.
• tive ,%cauntriei, appear .. on ' Staged-
througliont the -"great 'park, •-.Oraphia
and ..aPplied • art iii two galleries •
•
fuxlIv dtneggigeprelfidg. •t� interest. every Ilcaornae..
'taticin,-,ctiltural. or eduCatienal: pref- • •
eiriniui.a:t.ie4rtewnhtiaott' Y..punroht:b:Ya.oioi*:
,ereneek, A great :dent will he found. tti:.
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tion , and 'Preeleation hand inuyallid.
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, The internationally Tannins .iiOgoaiit,
'• Pat the.,C.,N.'E. Will; be. attnited-,16.00 . •
.qopenotioo • Motif-I:from VoNfAete.e. .to'
,...:7°Ctirl.eirfrntO
ki e- VrIlt41
lt's 6,- • h• 4,etr
•Moitarelis:: ' Regal • splendor, „1500, per.
..mtisiCal•••Orgabizatioti ility other.
bf•ti4iiiiase.r.s,..ie,;arav.a. gain::: The ,;(1..S, NaY1::
.13and, 60 b'e the feature:
•
.•Aboat and leap-
fxig111 *.orl,d 040 •,raceti;: :
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-graCetal:yacats, largo,and small, 111
`.ternatitMal: competitien, world chnni- . •
•.1) 0 tl 4114-94tOil•theil`l*liff-driliterniti.
at track ,nidet.„ of ' Olympic 'calibre,
Licy 'Teter in peraorY, and kis congfc'sti'•
:of daredeVils In 14114214.11g, crashing
'inoter stunii, 'horde slit*, 'harness. tee-.
Ing,, Tony' Mix In person wltb his
three-ring circus. "
Silavva, softball And table tennis .c.linin- ' •
Longfelowii
'lllaWatitief With baikept @anion River
Indians tin Marble 'stage, Lake Ow.
tariO 'waterfront . lagoon. •
BASEBALL. IN, TCRONTO
Leiti'Stadium
Visitors to*Toronte during Exhibition will have an opportuhity, to see
Ang., 26, Montreal (doUbleheader) Sept 4, Rut falo (do;ibleheader)
3(,), Rochester. '
Sept. 1, Rochester
Aug 31, Rochester
.SeepPtt.' 114)1,, MiVionn'ttr,r:a1;11. *
Sept. 2, Buffalo •
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Sept 3, Buffalo
Eloodlight gaMcs. weelidaYs except' Saturdays and holidays,
' the "Maple Laafd!,' in the follbw:rig International LeagUe games:
ejit: 6 (Labour Dity).,.
. Rochester (doubleheader) '
,aimusisolimannomma,
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'WO RR Y .A '13 GUT PARKINQ IN TRONTO
Ilse modern, garages at prices approximately the same asou door lots.
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Briy" 8i Front Sts.,
:c6nvenret1f. to , the
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tolitptee Repair Sera'
' tiAY4.6i13CLAIDECARAGR COMMON.. ALTH. CARA E
' gg Adelaidd St.' Wk • ' •'' :, lig tollyerk Si',
In the heartl .r,f Ath 6 , . '• " ' ' Opt)6Aft6 , thf.; . • . ' . .
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TELEPH01.44E .VtirtVerlpy 270
Tow Truthi
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looiinded In agriculture, the flrat of
,tho arts, the last of the" seleneeso the -
Exliibition has- hover lost eight :of its
respenstbilitlea'te:lho' hasin;:industrYi '
It CoVerii Alia Whole ',field' 'Of ogricul.
Cure arni itstiodiatetil ribtivities.
Oral and :Provincial Governmental de.
,fiertrnents Of agriculture give their
itetilve "atitibltallee.
IIorses, 'cattle',*sliee)31, `Swine,, poultry
.And pet ,stoelc, the roots, POWs „ and
grain of feral' and garden, modern
equipment for the farm 'and field,,. tho
.apiars;, all aro "Seen at. their
boat,