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Photo by Ful-0-Pep Photographer "The Music Qo*" Round and 'Round" â€" and it came out in •tirring stra'*^ from the Instruments of the Exeter Town Band which ,t>-rovlded music to enliven the afternoon ami evening ,^-^ Mtaiona of the highly luccesiful Zurich Fall Fair. Fair Time Highlights By the Ful-0-Pep Reporter To go, in a maitcr of hours, from what is sometimes described as "ju5t a small-time fair" to what is acknowledged !to be the world's greatest annual Exposition is an ill- imiinating experience. It was one which happened last week to the Ful-O-Pep ca.mera man and roving reporter; and both oi thera say that, on the whole, they're liable to remember their trip to the Fall Fair at Zurich, Ont. longer than the one to the C.N.E. ,Tt To- ronto. Not that they disparage any part of the great show that Elwood Hughes, Kate .-Vitken and all their horde of collaborators put on â- \x Toronto. They admired the vast new Grand Stund â€" the marvellous displays of manufactured goods and products from all over the world â€" and all the rest of it. Yet â€" somehow or other â€" at Zur- ich they felt more in touch with the real spirit which inspired the idea of these Fall Fairs. More people passed them â€" or bumped into tliem â€" in one minute before the booth concealing the Fat Lady at The Ex. than they saw all day at Zurich, Yet, at the latter point, there was the feeling that â€" even though you were a stranger â€" you were among friends. A great poet once wrote lines that ran something Uke, '"T'is not in growing like a tree â€" in bulk â€" that jnakes men better be" and so on. Fall Fairs like that of Zurfch and others we will cover in this series will never grow to the size of the Canadan National E.xhibition. They don't expect to do so â€" nor have those who make them pos- sible any hopes in that direction. Y'et both have a definite and im- portant place in the Canadian scene and the producers of Ful-t)- Pep are proud to pay both trib- ute. For both of these types of fairs â€" although in the case of the larger ones the intention is sometimes ob- scured by the bright Hghts and glit- ter â€" are a development of the idea that Canada grew from an unknown and presumably barren land into one of the world's great nations be- cause of her unparalleled national resources, and the intelligent use of them. Also that when Canadians forget that their real strength conies from the soil and what lies under, it will be a scrry day for all of us who live here. Photo by Ful-O-Pep Photographer Every One of the Four a "Standout" â€" Ears pricking and alert to all that's going on, these four equine beauties snapped by the FuI-O-Pep camera man at the Zurich Fall Fair have won admiration as well as prizes wherever shown. Seen with them are their owner, W. .S. Munro of Wing;ham and his wife, and T- Gregory of Wingham- \^4N â- ('S â- ^; Photo by Ful-O-Pep Photographer "That's a Whole Lotta Bull" â€" or at least a whole lot of quality as well as quantity in the form of cattle. For the four beauties pictured above are all prize-winning Herefords, Ful-O-Pep fed, from the herd of H. C. Wright & Son, of Cromarty and occasioned much favorable comment at the Zurich Fall Fair. Cat that Swims, Largest at C.N.E. Show 'Do you /ove me more than anything else in the whole wide world?" rnoto by Ful-O-Pep Photographer Pinky, Largest Show Cat in Canada, is shown by his proud mistress Edythe Wiles, Toronto- Pinky, a 23-pound White and Gold Shorthair won for the second year as the best short hair neuter cat in show and. several special prizes- According to his owner Pinky cats a whole tia of salmon each day, is able to awim and will retrieve stickt just as well as a dojj. "Why sure. Darling! Except, ot course, there's honey-golden ..." "Honey Golden, eh? I knew it â€" a blondel I'm going home to mother!" "Hey, wait a minute! I mean honey-golden, malty-rich, oh-so- wonderful Post's Grape-Nuts Flakes!" "Oh. that's different!" "Sure they're difTerent! That famous Grape-Nuts flavor is dif- ferent from any other cereal flaVor in the world." "I know. I know â€" beaause they're made from two grains instead of one." "Sure â€" and loaded with carbo- hydrates and minerals and other food essentials." "You win. Go ahead and have another bowlful â€" and I think I'll Join youl" /