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50,000 WITNESS PARADE OF JEWS 15,000 March in Solemn Protst Against Palestine Protection New *. Fair Dates he Ontario fall fairs for the ae ee Omaciated ip. BOE I Ontario Department of aes Dt. Sept. 26 and Sept. 27 and Se Gravenhurst Haliburton Hanover Harriston Harrow . 2| Highgate ...... Holstein .......c.. Huntsville ..... Hymers liderton . Ingersoll Inverary Iron Bridge Jarvis sere . agawong .... Kapuskasing .. Kemble ... Kemptville Kenora .. Kilsyth .....s Lambeth "Oct. ve. Sept 12.14 ept. 24 and 25 g. 29 and 30 Sept. 25 and 26 Sept. 18 and 1° .. Sept. 10-14 Sep! 2 = 2% t. and 25 Sept. 'Tomorrow at the C.N.E. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Live Stock Review Day 9.00 a.m.--Buildings and Midway open. 9.00 a.m.--"Better Beef" Campaign Exhibit. Cattle Pavilion. 9.00 a.m.--Poultry Show East Annex Coliseum. 9.00 a.m.--Groups and Cut Flowers. Horticultural Building. 11.00 a.m.--Lessons in Needlework and Handicrafts. "Handicraft Fair." Three Arts Room, Women's Building. 12.00 Noon--Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Show closes. East Annex Coliseum. 1.00 to 10.30 p.m.--Continuous pro- grammes by Goldman and other not- ed bands on South and North Band Stands. Grand Plaza. 1.00 p.m. -- Directors' Luncheon, Administration Building. -opens. Toronto, Sept. 5.--Determined and undespairing in keeping with the tradition of their race in the face of affliction, the Jews of To- ronto rallied last night with an impressive demonstration of emo- tion and enthusiasm to the aid of the Jewish victims of the recent Arab riots in their ancient home- land. Marching 15,000 strong in a parade witnessed by nearly 50,000 citizens. who lined the route, they trod in solemn protest from Cecil and Beverley streets to Massey hall, There, amid frequent out- bursts of re-echoing cheers and hand clapping, more than 3,500 of their number staged one of the most colorful public meetings ever held in Toronto and made an inijt- ial contribution of $7,500 to the relief fund for the beleagured Pal- estinians. In Yiddish and in English, speakers at the meeting emphatic- ally voiced the abiding trust of Toronto Jews in the integrity of Comfort New Assurance for Women Gauzets--the new improved Sanitary Napkins = solve women's problem of per- sonal hygiene in a safer, more comfortable way. Made of highly absorbent tissue and antiseptic gauze. Buffed edges prevent i rita. tion. Underlayer protects clothing, Light, cool, easily discarded. Just ask for Gauzets, Box of one dozen already wrapped, 49c. Sold only at the Rexall Stores. Save with safety at your Rexall Drug Store Lanark . t. 1] Langton Sept. 17 and 18] Lansdowne es. June 25-27) Leamington . Sept. 17 and 18| Lindsay » Oct, 3 Lion's Head Listowel . Lombardy Loring .. London ( 5| Lucknow 27 | Madoc Magnetawan Manitowaning . Markdale .. . Markham Marmora Massey . Matheson Mattawa .. Maxville .....000 the British empire, but with equal stress charged the present Palcse tine administration with "laxity, inefficiency, incompetency and criminal negligence." Outside Massey hall, contiguous 2.00 p.m.--Grand Parade of Prize Winning Live Stock. Coliseum Buil- ding. raised. | Frank Godak, brother-in-law. (4) 2.00 p.m.--Speed Trials--2.20 Pace Isador's | Fannie Spondor," sister. (5) Spon-|and 2.24 Trot. Grand Stand, Isador | dor store and residence at Port 2.30 p.m.--Red Cross and Christie Spondor, who has made his home| Colborne, and (6) Henry Spondor, | St, Hospital Nurses' and Soldiers' | streets were filled by a crowd of town justly proud of him. (3) | brother, Exhibit. East Wing, Women's Build- | more than 10,000 people, virtually |}. National ing. all Jews who had marched in or | 3.00 p.m.--National Council of Wo-| followed the parades in the hope Port Elgin ..evveeenes sires Sept. 27 and 28] Simcoe ...... Oct. 8.10|men, I.O.D.E., Girls' Organizations, | of attending the meeting. Many of | That fine old salt, Sir Thomas Lip- Port Hope ... 24 and 25 | Smithville Sent. 23 and League of Nations Women's Section | them waited until an hour after| (on--he is a confirmed bachelor, by Port Perry . . 16 and 17 Jah 2 poi z7| --addresses and demonstrations. the meeting had started, hoping | the way--tells an amusing story Powassan ho 24. and 25 Sponcervitie Sept, 24 and West Wing, Women's Building. to get in late. But the hall inside | against himself. The servants on his Providence Day .. .. Oct, 2 and 3| Sorinkheld Sept. 19 and 3.40 p.m.--14-ft. Dinghy Races. Wa-| had been filled by those at the | yacht are Cingalese and wear long Rainham Centre et. 27 and 28 | Seale oan Sept, 17 and terfront. head of the procession and the | hair and short kilts--their native 7.00 to 10.00 p.m.--Vaudeville, Com- | great crowd which had waited its| dress. Landing with three of them at Exhibition, Toronto, was (1) Mrs. Frank Godak, sister-in-law. (2) Young Jury & Lovell's King E. Simcoe S. Phone 28 Phon: 68 The photographs show the fam- ily circle, among which seventeen- year-old Isadore Spondor of Port Sai Colborne, Ont,, fourth place prize pt. 7-14 9, ak eo] 2% and 27| winner in men's Wrigley marathon swim at the Canadian Newington Sept. 26 and 27 New Liskeard ..Aug. 13 and 14, Oct. 4 and 5 Niagara-on-the-Lake ses: SEDL 2) North Bay .. Sept. 4-6 Norwich ... . 24 and 25 saz Octi 8 Midland Mildmay Millbrook » + Sept. 24 and 25| \ Sept. 19 and 20 Oct. 2 Napanee Neustadt .. New Hamburg Porcupine Port Carling 11 Maynooth : . x Stella .... Me. alds Corners Rainy River ... Sent. 17 and 18) Giirjing 3! McKellar Rama (Indian) ptf 20a 13 Srafordyille . munity Singing, Musical Ride, Spec-; arrival on Shuter street. a French port, he was horrified to . Sept. 24 and 25 Renfrew ... Sept, 17-20] Si 1athroy -. tacle, "Britannia's Muster," and Py- -- overhear a stranger remark: Sept. 17 and 13 in, 3 Oro . . 1 Riceville, -. .. Sept. 25 Streetsville rotechnic Display. Grand Stand. A man in court stated that he "That's Tommy Lipton with his - . 25-28 Sent. 17 aad J 0 + . » Oct. Ridetowa™ ) Srurgéon Falls . , 161 8.00 to 10.00 p.m.--Thaviu and his|had been cooking his breakfast for | three black wives!" veeersOct, 4 rr rrr ey + Sept. 10 Binley 'h 4 Sundridge ». :. "oct. 1.3) band and operatic ensemble. New [nine vears. There must have been| "I'm going to make them grow R, kK C ms A sense . : ' . - > ana »" 3: 1 , Ye nt a Rocklyn ... 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