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Jubilee Year At The Exhibition Canadian Investment Securities Out-of-town clients are invited to avail them- selves of the facilities of our organization in the purchase or sale of becurities, Jnteslment suggestions upon request. M^ood, Gundy & Company, Limited Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Londoii, Ens. Ottawa Hamilton Vancouver London. Oat. World's Largest Annual Exposition Will Celebrate 60 Years An Agricultural Fair, the C.N.E. Continues to Progress, To Increase in Scope â€" 1938 Show Empha- sizes Growing Importance of Dominion of Canada In Fields of Industry, Commerce â€" Exhibits From Euro- pean Countries Have Prominent Place â€" More Enter- tainment Features Than Ever Before. The Horse Show Canada's premier horse show at the Canadian National Exhibition is held this year from Friday, Scptrmber 2Rd, to Saturday, Septcrber 10th. This outstanding event which attracts the aristo- crats of the equine world will be of a iharacter entirely in keeping with the Diamond Jubilee celebra- tion. Canada's premier horse show is htld in the arena of the Colis- eum â€" the largest e>iiibition build- ing in the world. This year the Canadian National Exhibition is celebrating its Diamond Jubilee. For sixty years this great organization has functioned without interruption and has in that time increased in scope, magnitude and prestige. In 1879 it was little more than a country fair with its influence barely e.xtending to the boundaries of the Province of Ontario. Today it is acknowledged to be the world's largest annual exposition with a world-wide influence and which draws visitors from the four corners of the globe. Following the announcement of additional restrictions on consump- tion of goods and the extension of price control, business in Japan is steadily decreasing. While In Toronto SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE NEW and SECONDHAND J.CfJ.TAYLDR LIMITED 10R0NT0 SAFE WORKS Show Rooms 145 Front E. Basic Industry, Agriculture The Canadian National Exhibi- tion was originally an agricultural Fair. Its Influence has yastly grown and extended since those days but nevertheless the place of agriculture in the activities of the Canadian National Exhibition is still of major importance. This year throughout every field of the basic industry greater activity Is evinced than ever before and the thousands of entries in all sections are expected to eclipse all previous years. British Government Interested The growing importance of the Dominion of Canada in the indus- trial and commercial world la this year emphasized in greater degree than ever. In the International Building will be found the displays of six European countries, the larg- est representation the Exhibition has ever had. In the Governments Building the overseas dominions of the British Empire are again all represented, as is the eastern group of the British West Indies. The importance attached by the British government to the Canadi- an National Exhibition is exempli- fied this year in the fact that it has, through the Department of Overseas Trade, taken over a com- plete building knows as the United Kingdom Pavilion to house a huge BASEBALL Maple Leaf Stadium • TORONTO • EXHIBITION VISITORS will have a chance to see the Maple Leafs in the following Internation- al League games: AUGUST 26 â€" 27 â€" MONTREAL AUGUST 29 â€" 30 â€" BUFFALO SEPTEMBER 3 â€" double-header â€" MONTREAL SEPTEMBER 5 â€" 6 â€" BUFFALO â€" (two games Labor Day) SEPTEMBER 7-8-9-10 â€" ROCHESTER , NIGHT GAMES EVERY DAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY Topnotch Links Star HORIZONTAL. 1,7 Sportswoman pictured here. 11 The earth. 12 Consumes. 13 Misery. 14 3.1416. 15 Fa\"orite British beverage. 16 Grazed. 17 Logger's boot. 18 Circle part. 20 Idant. 21 To go hungry. 23«enior. 24 Dispatched. 26 To pack away. 29 Her is golf. 31 Vagrant. 33 Music drama. 35 Tissue. 36 Candle. 38 Short article. 39 Noisy. 41 Powder ingredient. «3 Mug. AnsM-er to Previous Puzzle is|i i N | cy. frfD I aJI 45 Bone. 47 To depart. 48 Female fowl. 50 Burden. 52 Gem weight. 55 Window part. 56 Skating pond. 57 Larval stage. 58 Seaweed. 59 She is the golf champion. 60 She ranks as the leading feminine VERTICAL. 1 And. 2 Stitched. 3 Stepped upon. 4 Before. 5 Musical note. 6 To eject. 7 To place. 8 Toward sea. 9 Trappings. lOElectrific unit. 14 Time gone by. 16 Foremost. 17 To gasp. 19 Rich milk. 21 BrutaL 22 Subject of thought. 24 Sun. 25 To dine. 27 Toward. 28 To moisten. 30 Common flower. 31 Evil. 32 Encountered. 34 RequitaL 36 Italian, dialect. 37 The rabble. 40 Hawaiian bird 42 Behold. 43 Maize. 44 To kick a footbaU. 46 Seed covering. 48 Semi. 49 Close. 51 Kind of snow shoe. 53 Wing. 54 Form of "be. " 55 Chum. prestige display illustrative of the vast progress in British transporta- tion _and communications down through the years. For Lovers of Art, Music The Art Gallery, always a focal point for lovers of beauty, is more interesting than ever. The famous .\rt galleries of Great Britain have contributed many beautiful and fa- mous paintings to this year's show, not only from the brushes of con- temporary British painters but also many old masterpieces. Sculpture is represented by the works of Ep- stein and Frank Dobson. Lovers of music have many a rare treat in store this year for the musical presentations are indeed numerous. Heading the list is the band of the Royal Artillery from England, over seventy strong. This band is unique among the world's military bands, in so far as it Is also a symphony orchestra of great merit, as every musician can play at least two instruments. Then there is the Welsh Imperial Sing- ers who will be heard in concert at the Coliseum and on one gala night being accompanied by the band of the Royal Artillery. The Mendels- sohn Choir, Canada's premier choral organization will be heard in concert from the Band Shell and the Music Day attractions will be actually more numerous than ever before. Some Celebration Highlights Founders' Day Ceremonies â€" Ot- floial opening of the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition by the Right Hon- ourable Lord Stanley, M.C., M.P., Secretary of State for the Domini- ons. Band Shell. 2.30 p.m., Friday, .\UgU3t 2(). Four Dance Bands â€" Benny Good- man â€" King of Swing â€" Aag. 26, 27, 29; Buddy Rogers and his Holly- wooditesâ€" Aug. 30. 31; GUY LOM- BARDO and his Royal Canadians â€" Sept. 1. 0, 3; Buddy Rogers and his Hollywoodites â€" Sept. 5, 8, 7; Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra â€" Sept. S. 9. 10. Top flight bands, In- ternational favourites of screen, stage and radio, brought to Toronto for these special engagements to inaugurate the New Dance Pavilion â€" the largest al fresco dance pari- lion in Canada. Dancing afternoon and evening, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Prices: afternoon 5i)o per person, and evening $1.00 per person. Military Tattoo â€" tJupeit) military spectacle with massed bands in- cluding that of the Royal .Artillery of England. Saturday night, Au- gust 27, only. Thrilling pyrotech- nic linalo. General .\dmis3ion 25 cents. Reserved seats 50 and 75 cents. Box seats Jl.OO. The Decades â€" Spectacular Exhi- bition Pageant â€" Nightly from Au- gust 2!» to September 10. Twelve hundred performers on a 1,000 ft. stage, depicting 60 years of Cana- dian progress during the' lite ot the Canadian National Exhibition. Crashing pyrotechnic finale ot scin- tillating beauty, famous throughout the .\merieas. General Admission 25c. Reserved seats .50, .75 and Jl.OO. Itox seats $1.5i) (six chairs in a box). Canada's Premier Horse Show â€" Evenings from September 2 to Sep- tember 10. General admission 2a cents. Reserved sont.s 50 cents. Coliseum .\roua. Children's Zoo â€" Collection of ani- mal, reptile and bird life ot great interest, including a special ship- ment of fauna from Europe, a col- lection of interesting animal repre- sentatives from Western Canada. Hobby Show â€" Model .\irplaues. Amateur .\rt. Myriad Novelties. Mezzanine. .Automotive Salon. SPORTING EVENTS Sports Events â€" World's Profes- sional Sculling Championship â€" Fri- day, .August 26. Sept. 2 and Sept. 9. Hobby Pearce. defending world champion; challengers, Evans Pad- don. Australian champion, George I'oak, New South W.ilos champion, .lUil Percy See. Northern RlTers Canadian Mile Winner Gordon Devlin is the present holder of the Wrigley plaque, do- nated for the Canada 1 Mile Championship for Men. Champion (.Australia'). Canadian Tandem Canoe 15-Mile Marathon Championship, .August 27. Swims â€" Barker Gold Trophy races for Ca- nadian -Amateur Championships: 1 mile for 'Women, Sept. 5; 2 miles for Men, Sept. 5; Canadian Cham- pionships â€" swimming and diving .Aug. 27 to Sept. 5. Athletic Day â€" Canada's oldest and best track meet â€" Sept. 3. Yacht and Dinghy races, .August 27, September 3, 6, 10. Tug-ot-War championships, Sept. 3. Weight lifting champion- ships, Sept. 3, 5. Girls' softball tournament. Sept. 6 to 10. Junior track meet and junior paddling re- gatta, .Aug. 29. Canadian Table Tennis Championships. Sept. S, 9, 10. International Table Tenais Championships â€" Canada vs. U.S., Sept. 9, 10, east wing ot Coliseum. World's championship softball elim- ination tournament for men, .Aug. 26 to Sept. 3. Labour Day track meet, Sept. 5. Model Y'acht, Regat- ta, Waterfront, .Aug. 29 and Sept. 3. Bicycle championships, Sept. 10. Joe Louis, world's heavyweight boxing champion, and his 'Brown Bombers" softball team w^iU be present for two days in exhibition softball games. The Briggs Beau- tywear softball team, world's cham- pions, will play .Aug. 26 and 27. The Toronto Star Dog Derby â€" Swimming Race tor 'mutts" and thoroughbreds, large and small. Re- gatta Course. Sept. 6, 7. S. Welsh Imperial Singers â€" A male choir ot trained voices direct from the Welsh hills in concerts at the Coliseum, Aug. 26, 27, 29, 30, 31. Wednesday, Aug. 31, accompanied by Royal .Artillery Band. General admission 25c; reserved 50c. Freckle Faced Kids Competition â€" Come and see the tun! The king and queen ot Freckledom are crowned on Children's Day. Mon- day, Aug. 29. North Band Stand. Finals at Band Shell. Model of R.M.S. Queen Mary- Realistic working model of world's largest liner, twenty-two faet long, and capable of carrying three pas- sengers â€" On the Regatta course. Waterfront. Cooking School â€" .At 2.30, broad- cast program at 3 30 and 8.00 p.m. Electrical, Engineering and Con- struction Building. Horticulture â€" Enthralling display ot plants, shrubs and flowers in ex- otic settings. A visit to the re- freshing loveliness of this building is a memorable experience. Horti- cultural Building. Horse Judging â€" Harness and Hunter classes, September 2 to September 10. Breeding classes, .August 31 to September 8. Coli- seum Arena. Cattle Judging â€" Dairy Breeds, September 1, 2. Beet classes. Sep- tember 3, 5 and 6. Coliseum. Airplane Armada â€" Scores ot U. S. and Canadian 'planes in spec- tacular formation flights. Friday, Sept. 2, Saturday, Sept. 3. Whrn Im Turoato ?>ee Onr Valaes I TNPN^ .Specialiiing in *-'*^^*-'i^»J Hish Claaa Table and Bed Linens. Trousaeau ord- ers siven special attention. Mail orders carefully tilled. DONALD MacLEAN FornierljT of The Jaha Catta C«., Ltd.. ra YOMiE ST., TORO.MO Learn Hairdressing Diplomas issued by Dominion Chartered School. Visit us while at Use Exhibition. Robertson's Hairdressing 137 Avenue Road WHEN IN TORONTO SEE CASA LOMA Sir Henry Pellatt million dollar Ca3- tle-on-the-Hill. Spadlna Road. Tor- onto. Hour's tour thro" Castle, tow- er, tunnel, stables, art galleries, and coronation room special exhibits and souvenirs. See '"The Fall of Nine- veh." (the king and his wives), painted by order of late Emperor Joseph of Austria â€" haa ti life size figures on a canvas. 28 feet x 13 feet, and the Vimy ilemorial. Open 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. Adults. !5c â€" Child- ren 15c. Sundays. 25 cents. Heu-ley- Davidson 1938 Models r.ow on display it .lur ^st-ue- .V'.io large assortment â- >? USED MOTORCYCLES to choose from. Prices lower than -iny time in our history. We invito you to call and Inspect :)ur stock of Motorcycles while ittt-nding the Exhibition. rhonr WAverley »306 Kennedy and Menton 421 COLLEGE ST., TORONTO Harley-Davidsoa Distributors When in Toronto Visit HERMAN FURS 700 Bay St., Toronto h'un Ht factory l» we«r«r prices Ol'RE MISSING •omelhing if you have not tried this new fine cat, which has a fla- vour and a smoothness thai spelU new Inxurr in roll-yoaiMiwn smok- ing. It's backed by â-  name thai guarantees quality with nearly a ccniury of experience in the nunufacturc of fine tobaccos. Try iU TUCKETTS IICII3!Q<E> Organ Recital* â€" Outstatadtas Cii- nadiaa orgauisu, on the electric organ in tba Band Shell. Two con- cert! daily â€" 12 noon to 1 p.m. and ( p.m. to 7 p.m. The Mend'Issohn Choir of Tor- ontoâ€"This internationally famous choral organization in the Band Shell in a recital. It) p.m. Music Day, Thursday, Sept. I, followed by community singing with Royal Ar- tUlary Band. "Sing with Mendel*- sohn." THEmAU V^ FretexUad. music colotir. gaiety â€" strange new amuse- ment-area attractiooa. Games of skill, roller coast- er, aeroplanes and ponies. Novelty devices for thrills and fun. For young and old â€" Frolexland ! Hr. world- famous Royal Artillery Band fromEnglandl Leading Canadian bands â€" 50 in all! Music for every one â€" the Mendelssohn Choir, the Welsh Imperial singers, the dance orchestras of Benny Goodman, Guy Lombardo, Tommy Dorsey, Buddy Rogers I Horse Siiow! Under the floodlights of the CoUseom Show Ring â€" some of the world's finest horses and horsemen! Dozens of excit- ing jumping classes, har- ness horses, ponies I Even- ings, September 2nd to September 10th. General admission 25 cents. Re- served, 50 cents. "The Decades"! A g^lorious pageant of colour, music and beauty depicting Canada's history! 1200performergott a brilliantly lighted 1000- foot staige I As a finale each evening â€" the most breath- taking pyrotechnic display on the Continent General admission and reserved seats. Do machines replac* iomiT See a complete bottling unit, electric stoves being manufactvired before your eyes, men's clothes being expertly tailored. Industry â€" dramatized and spot- Ughted for your interest. oaoacii RRtooiN President â- LWOOO A. HVOOi Gineml Managtt oinmonD JUBILEI cflnflDiflnnRnonni ^IIUC26 . SEPIO