PAGE SIX THE WORKMAN SATURDAY MAY 9, 1925, First fruits of Wembley.
ALBOA result of the six monthlonjour Up to date Jewelry EST EER only one aspect of the increase Fuller Jewelry Store REWED from every country in the world. Dentist Howell go to make up the British Empire. The Dominion and Cologial Pavillons at Wembley have brought home to manufactures, to business men and financiers in a way never before appreciated the enormous opportunities that await them overseas. Inter Imperial trade bas undoubtedly been very greatly extended as a of Dominions and Colonies at Wembley. Within the earls in every form can be seen weeks of the Exhibition representatives of many businesses here at its best See our in this country bad agents at work in all the overseas sections Wrist Watches, looking for new lines which they could put on sale. In many cases Bracelets, large orders were given as a result of the samples shown Diamond Rings there, and otber orders followed as experience proved the value of the new lines. The cumulative and a hundred other ador effect of these orders has been ments and you ll recognize vittle short of enormous. why this is the LEADING GREAT BRITAIN JEWELRY HOUSE in town And the extention of trade ask prices and you ll find still between the home country and another reasonthe Dominions and Colonies is directly to the intuence of the Exhibition.
122 Central Ave. Phone 629 Enquiries, as will as coming from bome manufactures, cam from Foreign manufacturers They, too. booked large orders in the Overseas pavilions for goods wbich formerly they did not buy and many valuable connectins HOUSE 1078, LA BOCA were formed which will increas in value as time is given for their CANAL ZONE.
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Wembley has contributed, too, to p. in large measure to the better DAILY koowledge of the various races that go to make up the British Specializes in all the branches Empire, and bas shown the Dentistry, enormous possibilit es that exist in the Dominions and Colonies for migration. Socially it has brought representatives of the Dominions and Colonies into touch with the people at home, and educationaly it has extended enormously our knowledge of the Empire overseas. It bas brogbt the aims and aspiration of th various Dominions and Colonies before hundreds of thousands who were formerly entirely ignorant of them, and it has led to a much greater un derstanding on the part of these Dominions and Colonies of our own position, political an econo mical. That in so doing it has led to a better understanding between purselves and the Emclaimed the world over as pire overseas cannot be doubted.
being Pain greatest enemy.
Wembley, in a sense, marks Multitudes of people use and the beginning of a new epoch in recommend it.
the bistory of the Empire. Just Rheumatic aches and pain.
instantly obey its command as many exbibitor have said that and disappear.
they have done more business in six months that they could do It penetrates right to the sore spot. No need of rubbing.
in six year, of normal trade, It does its work thoroughly, from an Imperial point of view, Give it a trial.
Wembley has done more to make the Empire known to the EOne bottle will convince you.
pire Inan anything short of a At all druggists and dealers.
general Empire tour could possibly bave done.
SLOAN LINIMENT 1925. It Under the above caption we are in receipt of a neatly printed pamphlet sent us by the British Minister in this city. The publication contains a resume of the result of last year exhibition both from a commercial and editorial point of view and should inake very interesting reading. Accompanying the Pamphlet are a circular letter and application form for membership to the Associate Branch of the British Empire Exhibition, a new innovation in connection with the Exhi.
bition, a fuller description of which will appear in a later issue of this paper.
The following extracts are taken from the interesting Pamphlet:WEMBLEY 1925.
The British Empire Exhibition, 1924, is already a matter of his tory. In the pages woich follow an attempt is made to review some of the chief results of that Exhibition, so far as it has been possible to obtain knowledge of them. As well as serving as a historical record of business done at Wembley during the British Empire Exoibition first session this pamphlet is designed to interest prospective visitors, par icularly buyers, in the possibilities that will lie to their hand in toe British Empire Exhibition, based on information viven by those in closes: cotact with the sections referred to.
To all intents and purposes the 1925 Exhibition will be as compietu representation of the wanifold activities of the British Eunpire as was its predecessor last year. Prominence may be given to different aspects of the industry of the Empire, but no section will be overlooked Prac.
tically all the Dominions and Cologies are again exhibiting in the various Overseas pavilions which last year aroused such wide interest. The iodustries of the Home Country will again be housed in the great Palace of Engineering Palace of Industry And in the maller pavilions and wiosks throughout the grounds.
No important part of the Empire and no important industry will be lacking.
The 1925 Exhibition is in no sense a mere cord edition o last year display. It is a new Exhibition, in the making of wbich the valuable experienca gained last year will be put to good use. Many of the improvements suggested that experience are now being carried out and wben tbe Exhibition opens in May Wembley will once more be a true representation in miniature of the Entire British Empire.
THE FIRST FRUITS OP WEMBLEY It is impossible within a few months of th close of ap Exhibition of the size of the British Empire Exhibition to estimate with any degree of accuracy how far the aims and objects with wbich it set out have been fulfilled The full effect of Wembley will not be felt, for years to come, and it may be that just as we still speak of the Great Exhibition of 1851, 80, half a century bence, pos terity will still be talking of the Great Empire Exhibition of 1924. It is possible however, to state without fear of contradiction that the British Empire Exhibition was an uoqualified success It is possible ioo, to prove this by considering the extent to wbicb it fulfilled its primary purposes.
The aims and objects of the Exbibition, as set out in the early Exhibition literature, were as REMEMBER!
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follows: Stationery Store Private Academy To find, in the development and utilisation of the raw materials of the Empire, new sources of Imperial wealth.
To foster inter Imperial trade and open fresh world markets for Dominion and Home products.
To make the different races of the British Empire better known to one another, and to demonstrate to the people of Britain the almost illimitable possibili ties of the Dominions, Clonies and Dapendencies overseas.
Each of these objects has been attained. Wembley bas con ributed enormously to the knowledge this country now possesses of the raw materials that are to be found within the various countries overseas that, Hand Ironers WANTED Only First Class ones needed APPLY AT ESPERANZA LAUNDRY.