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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1932 Many New Attractions For This Year's Oshawa Fair NEW MODEL COACH SHOWN AT FAIR Gray Coach Lines Exhibi- ting One of Finest Models Here Next Week One of the interesting features at the Oshawa Faip this year will be the exhibition, by the Gray Coach Lines, of one of their newest model motor coaches, such are be- ing placed in service between Tor- onto and Oshawa. This coach, which will be on the grounds for the whole period of the fair, is of ex- tremely beautiful design, but the chief features are to be found in its transmission system. In this new model of motor coach ac- | comamodated in individual adjustable twenty-nine passengers can be reclining seats upholstered in fig- ured mohair and provided with cushioned head rests. The seats are so spaced that the rear axle housing does not interfere with the | comfort of any passenger. Shatter proof safety glass is used and the windows are raised instead | of lowered for ventilating purposes. The windows ride in any «desired position, A positive ventilation system as- sures an ample supply of fresh air | at all times while two large hot | water hearters and completely in- | sulated walls and floor keep the coaches warm and comfortable dur- ing the winter months. In principle the fluid flywheel is | a very simple device producing a] smoothness of motion comparable | with that of a, airplane or power boat. It consists of two unitsithat replace the usual flywheel and clutch. The driving unit is attach- | ed to the engine crankshaft contains a number of cells filled | with a glycerine compound. The other, the driven unit, surrounds the driving unit nd contains a net work of fins similar to those of a turbine. Whe, the engine is run- ning the driving unit is rotated at such a speed that the glycerine and compound is thrown outward and | against the fins becomes sufficient When the force of the liquid against the fins becomes sugicient to overcome the resistance offered by the weight of the coach vehicle moves off steadily and smoothly. At no time is there an) direct connection between the mo- tor and the drive shaft, The epicycle transmission that re- places the standard gear box per- | mits the driver to give his undivid- | ed attention at all times to actual | driving and steering--a new safet: factor. All gears are meshed at all times but the gear whose power is | transmitted to the drive shaft is de- termined by a small lever on the steering wheel. This may be set at whatever gear the dri chooses and that gear is engaged simply by touching a footpedal; he does not take his hand from the steering wheel. In introducing these new motor coaches Gray Coach Lines has once again forcibly demonstrated its pos- ition 'of leadership in highway tra- vel service, also fully convinced that the con- tinuatlon of its efforts to provide equipment of the most modern type will promote ever-increasing travel catherproof { and rattleproof tracks and they are | remarkably 'easy of adjustment to | the | Gray Coach Lines is | on "The King's Highway" and fur- ther progress and prosperity in On tario. Times Classified Ads. get results. | Above are show >i grain exhibit which is alway the Fair. Lower left is a view ALD. HARRY CAWKER Member cof the Oshawa City Coun- typical views of Alexandra Park as it one © of the midway, that place of paramount stt-action for boys nd girls of al! ages from nine to ninety, cil, and director of the South On. | tario Agricultural Society. R.D. PRESTON, FORMER MAYOR OF CITY, SEES OSHAWA FAIR AS BIG BENEFIT TO THE FARMERS OF ONTARIO COUNTY | "During boom days people | very seldom stop to think why the wheels of industry are tur.- ing. Why farming communitie« are doing well, Why everybody seems to have work, They know 2ll these activities are going on and they don't stop to reason out the solution. Today things are different," said Ex-Mayor Robert D. Preston, while talking | with The Times about the Osh- | awa Fair. Mr, Preston is a director the Fair Board and believes it is an organization which is going to convince the people of the ci'y that they must give of agricultural interests Province. Continuing Mr. '"The period of depression which we have passed through has con- vinced us that when the farmer is not doing well the cities arc not doing well. There is unewm- ployment and every condition that tends toward bad business. The Oshawa Fair is an instftu- tion for encouraging better farm- ing in our district, to create more interest in this line of en- deavor, to give the men, women, boys and girls who have worked hard throughout the year an op- portunity to display the fruits of their labor. The Fair should receive the whole-hearted sup- por; of the citizens of Oshawa particularly for with the success of the farms comes work and business to our city." Doctor--Well, did you take my advice and sleep with all the win- dows open? Patient--Yes, doctor, Doctor--Goqd! And that cold you had? Patient -- No, doctor. Only my you've lost on | more | thought to the well heing of the | the | Preston said. best suit and my watch and chain, R. D. PRESTON Ex-Mayor, of Oshawa, director of the South Otario Agricultural So- ciety. ------ There are a great many things | our moder world wi oir've got to advertise to get the public atten- tion and you must make your mes- sage as interesting or more inter- esting than the other messaces which are floating through the air and spread out on printed pages. kiss." give me k don't "Joan, darling, a ears | "No; I've pot mind---~1've had scruples, them twice." MOTTO FOR WIVES Ii at first you don't suc cry again, Times Classified Ads. got results, ceed, cry | TYPICAL week ands!; will be seen next dur f At the right is the gr the fe frst 'atures of the Fair. VE HON. G. HOWARD FERGUSON Canadian High Commissioner in London, England, [} who will VIEWS OF ALEXANDRA PARK DURING George and Margaret to be Married Nov. 23 of- race-track, on which intensely interesting horse races will be staged next Tuesday and Wednesday. | ficially open the Oshawa Fair on Tuesday afternoon of next week. | § | { Oshawa Retail Mer- chants Association Extends Welcome a Oshawa Merchants are glad to join with the rest of the citizens in extending a welcome to our friends and neigh- bors to visit Oshawa during the South Ontario Agricultural Society presentation of the 1932 Fair. We hope you wil! feel at home among us and we know that after a visit to the Fair that a visit to the business district will prove in. teresting. Friends we welcome you and sincerely hope that your story will be a most pleasant one. ELMER A. DIXON, President Retail Merchants' Association. 'anadi National nnounced to-day vr Philadelphia home THE FAIR g the Oshawa Fair. nd, as it will be when the excellent program is in progress each afternoo,, of On top, at the left, is a view of the vegetable and Lower left is a view of the ow | the city to Young after he won | the Catalina swim of 1927. | ie -- nt economic condition is wsed by suspicions and Machinery and the speeding i , unaccompanied by distribution of buy- nsume it, all are in- 1omic snags that must {not an | fears Margaret {Up OF 1 winner of {2 PI Exhibi- | ine power swim marathon | stance she will he. overcome, of George Young | on No If 1 wish to sell anything, in Tor WS Pa s. They are a presented. by ally life of the people. rti women's the hride ad- hey will live he House W. E. N. SINCLAIR, K.C.,, M.L.A. President of the South Ontario Agricultural Society, who has put a tremendous amount of energy into the effort to make the 1932 Oshawa Fair an outstanding success, HANDSOME PRIZE IS DONATED BY RETAIL MERCHANTS FOR THE FAIR Some lucky lady who attends until there is some lucky the Oshawa Fair this year is {1ady present in person to receive going to be the winner of a beau- | : iful grandfather clock, six feet | five inches high, with a solid | walnut case and Westminister quarter hour chimes, This hand- some clock has been donated by the Retail Merchants' Associa- tion of Oshawa as one of its con- tributions towards making the | fair of 1932 a success, and every | lady attending the fair will have an equal chance of winning it. |! the grandfather clock, This novel competition is ex- pected arouse keen interest, ¢ince there is no charge for the tickets, which are given to every lady as she enters the grounds the grand stand. to Mitch Hepburn's police dog oscd to watch Premier Henry's Kitchener Record. Every lady, on entering the Special from New York. Money grounds and grand stand will be | may ultimately make the mayor go, given a numbered ticket, and the |also--B ston Hera d | lady who holds the ticket bearing | You don't-have to tune in on the the mumber corresponding with dio these nights. You can listen that drawn, will be the winner. [to the Detriot Free Press, But jt is stipulated that the lucky | - lady must be present in person when the lucky number is an- | nounced. If she is not, then a gre second ticket will be drawn, and che crickets ill soon supplant the world's nile eves. --Kit- \] hell w bell evil in juve Record atest ner BUY GOODS MADE IN CANADA AND GIVE CANADIANS EMPLOYMENT P EOPLE' Stores Limited 5-10-15¢ to $1.00 21 SIMCOE ST. 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