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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1929 Prtg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. TER, CAPTING, -- | JEST SAW SUM JM, N RIGHT HERE IM PrukviLLe! ME A DOLLAR FER TELLIN HIM WHERE SLIM (S| IRE SLIM WON'T BE LOOKIN' FOR US 1M PIKVILLE, THIS LOOKS LIKE 20ME OF sum's suUeKk work! i STOPPED «== NOT A SPOONFUL OR » SUM, APTING 8 GAS IN DE TANK, BUT IT TAKES : ELT Ae MORE'N DAT TO 6 OL SUM MTs OUT OF H\s gOY-RIDE. : HOw MUSH DO { eT HIT (TY UP 5 WONDERIN WY Lizzie [FRR TELUN' YOu was owed Teer, HOY, CAP! Dis 1s some LizZZE, WHEN YOU KHOW HOW. TO Run WER. Cash Money ~ Water ~ No Strings Prominent Men ) Look for Our Exhibit at Oshaw Fair--Same Place as Last Year. 55) Oshawa Lumber Co. ~~ Limited 25 Ritson Road North | Telephone 2821-2820 President of South OQ Says: "Fair Is : Bigger and Better Than Ever This Year" The citizens of South Ontario never had a better opportunity of witnessing an exhibition of South Ontario products than they will have next Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday. Truly the exhibi- tion is 'Bigger and Better." The exhi- bits are wonderful, to say the least. The entries this year have surpassed all pre- vious records and there is absolutely no' doubt but the Fair this year will attract the greatest attendance on record of any J. S. KYLE, President of our previous exhibitions. Never be- fore have the Directors offered such large purses to races--never be- fore have they been able to present such a midway -- with five rides; etc., and an entertainment in front of the Grandstand that will take the line of a revue, something never attempted at a Fair here be- fore. Our fireworks display will outcless anything ever attempted, and it will be presented both on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Think of it--the Fair at Oshawa is about to take its place among the best Fairs in Canada. ; The South Ontario Agricultural Society ask your support, #rly op the merits of this 1929 presentation. Let's go! It starts next Tuesday, and as this is perhaps my last mes- - sage before the gates open, let me say that I thank the public generally on behalf of the Society. J. S. KYLE President: Sauth Ontario Agrciultural Society