440-157 Brock Street, _ = = 3... ------ SEPTEMBER 19th to 23rd. ie SEE OUR DISPLAY, OF FINE CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN FURS, MADE IN KINGSTON BY, KINGSTON PEOPLE. JOHN McKAY, Limited i Manufacturing Furriers Kingston, Ont, WITH THE FAIR EVENTS The Programme on Wednes- "day Will Be That Scheduled For Tuesday. THURSDAY'S PROGRAMME. (Farmer's Day.) Gates open 8.30 a.m. Afternoon Events. Trials of speed: 2.40 class .....u.... Purse $350. 2.20 class ..........Purse $350. Hon. Manning Doherty, Minister of Agriculture, Ontario Government, will address the assemblage at 2.30 p.m. Exhibition of fancy riding by rid- ing establishment 'of Royal Military College, under supervision of Capt. Bray, This is the same feature as presented at the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto. Selections by Gananoque Citizens' Band. World of Mirth Shows. Aeroplane flights and parachute drop by Prof. Farley. Exhibition of trained Belgian ani- mals. Evening Events, Exhibition of trained Belgian ani- mals. Royal Military College fancy rid- ing exhibition. Lantern slides in government tent of educational and historical inter- est. World of Mirth Shows. Community singing under auspices of Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs. With the rain of Tuesday after- noon the attendance at the opening day of the Kingston Industrial Exhi- bition was rather disappointing. None of the events such as horse-races, The Sweetest Pair in Town at the Fair Grounds This Week Oh Henry! Oh Mabel! Watch for them. _ Visit our booth. Naval Brigade exhibition and balloon ascension were pulled off, everything being postponed until the weather cleared, However, the main building Summed with sctivity throughout the afternoon and evening, and every- cne made the best of the unfavorable conditions, The main attraction' of the even- ing, outside of the exhibits and the Midway was the showing of motion picture films under the auspices of "he Motion Picture Bureau, Treasury Department of the Ontario govern. ment. These flims included such scenic, educational, agricultural and industrial activities, and the per- formance was greatly enjoyed, being valnable as an educational medium. "Among the scenes shown were views of the Chipewa Canal, 'where the Hydro Power is centred; points of In- terest, historic and industrial, around cities; prospecting for gold around the camps of North- ern Ontario; scenes on g dairy farm, showing the process through which our dally milk is obtained and the meny itary and convenien: fnno- gston Avenue--Cement Living rooms, electric light, " floors, hot air fur- ; $35.00 per month. Pos- dt once. POPP OOD POW : ie 0 7 ng Ty re by Im- possession 8 arnac 330.00 per mapth. Pessvsaracenses BD 1bs 2c, Posse LARD outh-- $12.00 lar people ........18¢. 1b SAVE THE DIFFERENCE 9 Cullen's light. rooms, electric 'month. Auta dh dh hh A 4 a a aha Py I rN EE ------ hadi uh hd A a 4 4 4 vations recently Introdubed for oper- ation on modern dairy farms in the province; winter sports in Ottawa; interior scenos of the Vulcan Steel Works at Sault Ste, Marie; modern chicken raising; and the work of the Tuxis Boys' Cam at Algonquin Park, The pictures were splendid in every way, and from the pleasure manifest- ed by the audiences on Tuesday after- roon and evening ft" would appear that the Kingston Fair patrons are just as appreciative of the feature as were those who attended the fairs at Toronto and Ottaws. The films are Amusement Company, Toronto, and BE. Graham, Toronto, After the pictures had been shown, EE a a a raat namental work. The mats which were both being fauch admired, With the women's work was the Art exhibit also very much better than last year, for ome at least, of Kingston's well-known artists has some pictures on exhibition and the water colors showing the martello tower at Macdonald Park, the west- ern entrance to Grant Hall, one of the quaint houses on King street west are delightful bits. Several still life studies are much edmired, one of dahlias and several old books, being the favorite with the visitors. The lamps in the vet-craft depart- ment are useful and pretty, and the wooden toys just the thing for child- ren but the beautiful bead work and carving sent last year by the D.S.C. R. is much missed. The domestic science exhibit is an interesting one and shows our Can- adian women's prowess in the mat- ter of jam making, home-made bread, buns, ples, ete. Farmers at the Falr. There was a constant procession of automobiles coming into the city by all roads from the country dis- trict on Wednesday morning. The hibition and some of them left home a8 early as half past six to be able to make a whole day's visit to the exhibits at the Fair Grounds. The grounds took on the appearance of a camp meeting reunion on Wednes- day afternoon so frequent were ths greetings of farmers with heir more or less distant neighbors. See my exhibit of Silver Black Foxes at the Kingston Falr. ' South wing of Main Building near centra. These foxes are registered at Ot- tawa in National Live Stock Records. Free literature and advice to per- sons interested. The result of my eight years' experience fox ranching. Dr. B A Randall, Truro, Nova Scotia, ---- Aluminum Ware. The W. H. Cockburn & Company booth at the exhibition is a good one. It 1s situated just inside the exhi- y | bition buiMing door the race track a and ornamented' in 'attractive man- ner, much time and care being spent id #s preparation. SE On display at this stand will be found a full line of Idea! Aluminum Cooking utensils made by the Ideal Aluminum Products, Toronto, from a tiny jelly mould to a large dish- Pan. The exhibit includes Saucepans, double boilers, steaming kettles, tea- kettles, dishpans, pans for baking, bailing and frying--in fact almost every container used in the kitchen. A large section of the booth fs re- served for a fine exhibit of Diamond Tires. Cockburn's Hardware has been doing a big business in these: tires and has ail lines on display, A Contest. « The Aa onbes Service booth, fitiished in: bright yellow to match the front of their downtown i EA SA Siu Anny occupants are here to visit the ex-|g THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, OCTOBER COSMOPOLITAN Commencing a New Serial by the Author of the "Sheik," E. M. 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