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PAGETWO' 'THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 193Z Watch For the Special Prizes at This /Year's Fair MIDWAY THIS YEAR BETTER THAN EVER ~ Great Collection of Shows and Attractions at Oshawa Fair What wou!.. the Oshawa Fair be - without its Midway, with its music, + its sideshows with their spiclers, its rides, merry-go-rounds, its freaks and its games? This year the di- rectors went to special pains to make sure that the Midway attractions would be of the very highest order, 'and they have succeeded in securing the attendance at the Fair, which opens next Tuesday, of a splendid collection of Midway shows, rides and games, that will provide an abundance of amusement for all classes and ages of visitors to the Fair, There will be freak shows, musical shows, exhibition of curios and other unusual things, in addi- Secretary Says 'Fair Will be Better Than Ever" - As Secretary of the South Ontario Agricul- tural Society whose big Fair will be staged at Alexandra Park on Sep- tember 12th, 13th and 14th, I wish to take this opportunity to thank beth those connected and not connected with the Society for the splendid effort put forth this year in endeavour ing to make our Fair one of the outstanding Fairs of the Province of Ontario. The Directors of the Society with the assist. ance of the Retail Mer- ti he merry-~o-round, the fer- Da mR A chants' Association, the Service Clubs and other local Or- ris wheel, and the other mechanical anoliances which always draw forth || ganizations, have co-operated in such a manner that the the patronage. from visitors to || event cannot be other than successful. fai r. al Society is indeed worthy of | the support of everyone. One| of the chief reasons being the | Several new features have been added for the en. tertainment of those looking for amusement, and many new features have been added of an educational nature. The South Ontario Fair is first and foremost an Agricultural Fair, as may be seen by the splendid exhibits of livestock and other products of our County. This year will be no exception as a very large entry is already as- sured. No Fair is successful without entertainment and this year we have endeavoured to provide a program intended to please everyone. Trials of Speed, Grand Stand Per- formance, Firewcrks Displays, Fichibition of the best Hunters and Jumpers in Canada and a large Midway are some of the many features comorising this program. The Oshawa Fair Grounds are undoubtedly among the most beautiful to be found in the Province and this year new beauty has been added through the decorating of several of the buildings. It is an idealplace in which to spend a holiday and as Oshawa Fair Days are looked upon as Annual Holidays by the Citizens of Oshawa and - surrounding country, we look forward with pleasure to- ward meeting on the 13th and 14th of September with the entire Citizenship of Ontario and surrounding The South Ontario Agricultur-|| Counties. CHAS. P. DAVIS, Secretary, South Ontario Agricultural Society. is View of By R. S. "MOLAUGHLIN (President, General Motors of Canada, Limited.) The motor show at the Oshawa Fair helps people to realize that the automobile industry is a de- cided!v good thing for the coun- try. The cars on display are: them- selves clear evidence that (he manufacturers are aggressive and forward-looking, with faith in Canada and Confidencce in the business future. And out of the glittering new models arises a mental picture of activity all across the Dominion, embracing a vast network of highways, sales and service organizations in a thousand communities, the means of livelihood for workers in a score of different industries, and a social freedom undreamed of before the age of motoriza- tion. Means Much to Canada The automobile is responsible for more benefit to the country than {it usually gets credit fo Economically, Canada owes 2 great deal to the motorization of transportation that has taken place in the past quarter century. Frontiers have been' rolled back intercommunication has uveen made easier, a vast tourist n- dnstry has been created, and na- tional life has heen enriched, a'l hy the development of the auto- mobile. Indusrially, as well, the motor car means a great deal to (Canada, not alone because of ihe men who work in the motor fae- tories, but also because of the | livelihood provided to workers in | primary and contributing indus- tries from coast to coast, These are some of the reasons why any | motor show represents more than | a display of mere merchandise, Affects Industry The ininulse - that is created hy | the purchase of an automobile extends to a score of associated industries. All the employees in the oil industry, all the highway | builders, owe a great part ef | their employment to the auto mobile, The list of those de. | pendant on the motor car could | be continued almost indefiinitely. fostering and building up of | the good-will between the sity and rural folk of the county. || Parkwood Stables' Hoses to be ;. sincerely hope that the efforts i2ef those responsible for the '1932 Fair will be crowned with success. At the Oshawa Fair this year, , , Feature of Oshawa Fair Program he addition of this splendid J. S. KYLE id | the people of Oshawa and dis 'attraction to the Fair program "Past President and Director, [trict will have their " 'South Ont. Agricultural Society | tunity, for some vears, of seeing | attract the largest attendance able AND THEN ENJOY [ihe CHOICE MEALS | special atitastion to hein make it -- AT -- years. MODERATE PRICES, ij nave only the splendid jumpers and hunt ers from the Parkwood Stable = Een or of R. front ol the grand stand. At the COME TO THE special request of W. E. N n--1 table at the disposal of the clair, president of the South On- u tario McLaughlin has promised that, ij the weather conditions are favor 8 he will send a string of hi 's and di- S. McLaughlin in action i } fa Further details as to Agricultural Society, Mr Me while, the officers : ' ) of th animals to the fair a + rfere Mr. McLaughlin' an international reputation having won the highest award AT THE at all in Canada, but in the I'nit the big horse shows, not and his undertaking tc them on exh tion i 1 i ) i States, a is rtaking to i place th ibition in «¢ ttion at the Oshawa Fair has beep noted SIMCOE ST. NORTH ||| Stables | best, { received with great interest | the directors. A special nz | course will he get up, so that the | jumpers from Parkwood d the ' kel y beconu wil be seen at their ¢ ' I die troctures | tures of General Motors in Cana- | so long as the weather re- , nherer VOSoURIMess | mains favorable. first oppor- | is expected to do a great deal to in many vears, and the members of hoard are delighted at the generous spirit which «+ Mr, Me- l.anzhlin has shown in placing lhe dates on which they will appear, and the time of the exhibition, will announced in due course, eo society are hoping | weather will he entirely hile, and that nothing will of Get Ready 'For Autumn Don't neglect to send your fall clothing to be freshen- ed in readiness for first crisp days. OSHAWA Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company Limited 1 MILL STREET Telephone 2520 The South Ontario Agricultural Society is indeed worthy of praisc and we hope that their efforts in making the 1932 fair better than ever are rewarded by a large attendance than ever be- fore. Take, asvgn example, two such widely separated industries as | the manufacture of traffic lights | and the publishing of road maps. Fach has heen brought into b:- | ing bv the motor car, and each | depends on the growth of the | antomobila industry for its suv- vival Even the barbecue stand and the high 3 Iunech room have fi W the wake of ile auntomobhil No less dependant on the autymobile are the thoy- sands of Canadian who profit | from the annua} income of the tourist trafMe. €oservatively ezij- | mated at 2250. nnn onn GM. ©. Expenditures Expenditures in Canada by General Mators of Canada alone, to take thig one company as an | example, have amounted. during | the five years from 1927 to 1931, inclusive, to $222.629,965. It difficult for the average man io estimate just what this eve i ture represented in the way of | stimulus to Canadian trade dl | | meant enormous activity heneath | urface; meals bhongh au? | { lodgings paid for; homes bull hools supported; freights | and water powers harne vorkers and merchants bu and, in fact, the handliiz millions of dollar by peo undredsz, 'even thousands, of distant from the Oshawa actory of the company, Analysis of the chief expendi da in tie period mentioned help to show how widespread are the | benefits of the compan) actiJ. itv, To Dominion, provincial and | municipal government, the eon | Dairy Products | in Fair Classes agricultural raw would be | | | | complete without its exhibits of | dairy products, and mn this respect the 47 Wid FFair has provided gen- or usly in its grize list. There arc | five different classes for butter, one | of them heir a special class tor | five pounds of butter in prints or | rolls. The prize in this class is do | nated bv J. S§. Kyle and an inter- | esting provision is that the prizc | winning buster is to become the | property of the donor of the prize. | There are also competition elas- |.ses for honey which provide worth while prizes, FRED T. ROWE Of Whitby, First Vice-President of the South Ontario Agricultural Society, Motor Show Helps Canadians to Realize Motor Car Benefits comm Dominion Clothing Co's R. S. McLaughlin ' Great Anniversary : 2 = Sale Now On pany has contributed very cons!- derable sums, Money paid to the public treasury included ; . 5 FREE! FREE! SCHOOL SCRIBBLERS taxes on property, excise taxes on 9 products turned out at the plants 4 i With Every Purchase. Dominion government revenue tax on sales, ana duties on cer- L Boys' Suits, 2 pair Knickers, 6-12 years ... .$3.69 ain imported material, 'eo ; , ' cloth Bl Purchase of raw materials and , ; Boys Broad OUSES +o. :vrvvvvrnnnen .39¢ materials used in the upkeep of 0 Boys' Tweed Knickers TEL aE .39¢ factory plants is sufficient "to 41 » 1 : maintain fairly large sister ja- ¢ Men's Broadcloth Shirts .... ee..59¢ Systeios in Various Fares ot Can- ) Boys' Braces ............ oe. ee.0.10c ada. n addition to 1e. pur- |, REIS or ron oon, Lie. up. : : hy % Children's Stockings, all sizes ..............18¢ pany ini i He mar OSCAR. DOWNEY Men' 3 "Big B" Work Shirts . ... ciinnns. OTE } er) or finishe ma- B oys' School Boots .... EE Ly Helps Railways Sous Ontario Agricultural Soci- | Students' 2 Pants Suits, navy blue or pin striped. Motors of Canada is an impor ished parts of the car be brought Jovi n on the job and those who al- to the factory, but deliveries of | wavs ball things up. Then again, Company terial, such as machinery and !Of Myrtle Station, past presid : special tools, and honorary president of the Collegiate Sweater Coats. Reg. $5. 95 for ....$3.75 To the transportation compa | ety. ies the contributioh of a. Reg. $16.50 for sire eseiissenssees . $12.95 1 tant figure, Not only must iron | Every community has its builders, D - a pA and steel and various ania ny [1 wso have the fellows who lay oOminion Oo ing | ' complete automobiles are also [they have a few who will try to hog made to a large extent hy rai'- | everything in sight, and if they 68 KING ST. WEST - PHONE 2141 road freight. can't do it they won't play. 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