Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-29
A MODEL FAIR

significant products are shown. Al
parentIy Canada makes everythif}
from, drug supplies and electrical al
paratus to umbrellas and chocolate
A COMPLETE EXHIBIT
Among the other so odd buildin
are headquarters for dairy and rou|
try shows, flowers. machinery. ar|
automobiles. The automobile II
hibits alone were valued this year 4
$1,000 ,o0D,
Bands Are considered an inports
educational feature OF the exhibited
There is at least one band playiu
somewhere all the time. Then 4
certain days there are special attra
tions-races. either horse. motor boal
or AUTOMOBILES: contests betWes
bands and between vocalists, cat, del
and baby shows.
From morning until late at nigh
every attraction on the ground has 4
crowd ofsstnterested visitors. tn
thronss seefhe back and forth Alcrt
the walks. Fifty thousand to 2o0.n 4
people a day are scattered over ri
hibition city. Generally. the ground
absorb them without uncomfortHb|
crowdIng. But Young Canada ID
this year was a record breaker whitj
showed that the 10 acres aoon TO
added to Exhibition City are needed
Five. Numbered thousand FREQ hcke
were sent to children within $50 mill
OF Tononto, and AZ result 23o.o(
people. ninotcnths Of them childre1
packed the grounds that day. Torony
never saw o crowd like 1t before,
was hot day. and every avaiiat6
patch Of shade was covered out to 4
very edges by families resting betwet
adventures Lost children wdf
IL L.
system of caring for them resulted 3
all but four being reclaimed or tak
homo by night. II
Early in tho day the merry-3
round proved q too-popular attr
ton. Even when the distracted p&
prietcr ir1rrovtsed n rope guard vi
two husky men TO keep order,
children slipped thru and climbed \
tho horses, four and five to hor
FinH1ly the owner laughed and sts&
cd II anyway. but the load was
heavy The big guiding rod snAppI
No one was hurt but tho merry.&
round was dissbied for tho rest OF
day
The nis idea which the Canad
National Exhibition is now trytnef
put across 10 Canadians 10 'ThtsE
YOUR exhibition and II represents n
country"
never before had the need OF ant
samatirE influences that the ST.
have We haven't had the rams 4
oign problem and In consequence
haven't done much flss waving. 4
that reason We haven't always und
stood the United States perpetual
lusions TO the FLAG But nov ws hi
that problem, and We have got
talk Canada"
The exhibition Is not talA
CANADA, however. In preach the
strsct ethics Of patriotism aid
They are trying 10 install a p1rt(
Canada first sen,im.nt in tbs pec2
'Hcre are all the ,hings wN
Canada is producing, the -xhihi3
points out. Yet our factories
working part time. and our war I
erans are asking It for jobs. mi
on Canadian rrsde eoods."
The canada first sentiment II sii
boom by the United States tr
conditions. last year Canada bouj
$4,000. 900 worth of stuff from
United states and was penaifsed "a
800 noc 600 on the rate of sxchsH
ADD to this the tariff or American
port trade and you can rec \
Canada is crying for home use
HON. products,
There Is. however. only smicS
feeling toward America AZ the s1h
ton. The Canadians arc merely q
ine leaf out OF ths American bt
in boosting the home country. Ed
their glowing tributes to the a
value and Influence of their exhi
tlon. We might perhaps copy ~
nuai American National Eyhibitio