HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-04-11, Page 3IVW Attridge's Letter ,
Mr. Attridge's letter; dated April 5th,
was as follow*: . •
Pear ISirs,-Many events have hap-
ed•thia'past week that have serious-
11,Andonvenieneed us in the perform-
ance' of our business, mainly in con,'
nection With delivery ofparts to the
boats in the harbor, As you well know,
. it is impessible'. for u,to drive -our
truck to the far side -of the harbor and
'We are forced to end way a .an means
.of delivering heavy machinery parts tce
the boats either by boat or by rail.
-Last week we had one large piece of
equipment to deliver to one of the boats:
which *mild have tog" us $30. by rail,
for which expense the boat would not
pay.. The ice conditio,n was very had
•-and we were unable to deliver it by
boat, consequently We were forced to.
hold_it_here for two days against the
wisheW; of the chief - engineer of the
boat, as his inspector was in town wait
lug to pass on the repair job. Finally
the part Was delivered two days late by.
Oat, but unfortunately Mr. MacDenald
broke his propeller in crashing througe, ,Armers, Advised
the • , ice. This, nee4lees delay, bacon-
laYtipige4d.il'aihr nurnAtseeISSiierdie'Vrt -0B ilhaveilcil would Wake) up to the fact that a
roadway is definitely, ,iecessat"P'Einti
must be provided very Soon. '4 '
We estimate that each of the fifteen
boats in the harbor . spends a sum of
approximately $4,000 in the town, or
a total sum of $60,000, and this figure
may,,,eyen he conservative: This busi-
ness has- beenspread over •the food
Stores, clothing stores, laundry people,
-machineshops; welding shops,. dreg
Stores; and many others - too numerous.
to mention. From -conversations with
the chief engineers of some of : the
Main boats we have ;learned to Our
utter disappointment that a number of
these boats will definitely make it a
'point to avoid Goderieli next year, and
,frankly -Wt cannot blame :them, for
.doing. so. We charge them for light,
for Water, provide •fire equipment with
no means to get at it and do not pro-
vide a roadway for them to get in their
supplies. Other towns .such -ns, Calling-,
wood, 'Owen Soiled and Midland quo,
vide boats Staying in their harbor with.
lights, free water; and an; excellent
mean's of transportation.: .
This matterhas been bought to. your
attention on numerbus occasions and
we are sorry to learn that.action has
been shelved. In Our opinion 'this: Is a
-very serious matter and, unless Some,
definite action is taken by yourselves at
once,youwill have fewer beats in Your that whieh existed at the beginning of
harbor next fall s. very dissatisfied thelast yvar, when submarines were
element among the tradespeople, and impeding shipments of British cargoes
you :can only blame yourselvee for itof foodstuffs and when there was not
Another instance is the coal pile of a surplus,offoedstuas in the world and,
the Goderich Salt CompanY'.. which is the ' demand was equal to or even
stored • next to the Western Canada greater, than the supply." " ,,. , • • •
Flour Mills. Due to the cramped Farmers in .Ontario should carry on
— ers'-'-aeallable--to- them, they -hay „aseuauale he tueitelee'seloing A Attie bet
to pile their coalthirty or more feet ter the things they .have been deft in
high, and, due to the sulphui content in the past.. Each farmer ski:Alla' keep in
eoal,„heating,takes plate whee the coal mind. a wartime program that will fit
is Piled too high. A Month or more into peace time ,Before increasing the
ago the pile was -within ten degrees of production' of any particular commod-
igniting and If Ta tie took place the 10- he should feel assured that there
coal would' have been destroyed at a is going to be an enlarged demand for
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'•=-•--'--4----' -- -- ' • . '4,Foi0 theetnamediate future at least
increaned, efficiency aPPeers to. be the
-
enlye'etf„'ee,tiee oetlet. The . average
farmer can achieve ifili-b-jr watching
is breeding operatioes, by keeping up
quality, by improving, the fertility of
Ins Soil, by selecting the most Suitable
grains • for his particular :,district, by
growing Moreof his own :concentrates
, and by enekeasing legume production."
, .....
i. Officers .elected at the afternoon ses-
sion are; President, ,Itussell borianee;
reeve of .11cItillop; first vice-presiderit,
James IL Robinson,- St. Marys ; second.
'
vice president, ' William OC'S-Tireheie'
Crediton; secretary, .T. a Shearer, -Clin-
ton ; assistant; R.' D. White, Stratford.
Directors are: Huron, Orval, Pee, john,
14 Mclilwen, Roy Pepper, Howard Arm -
'strong, It. \I Peck and It D. Hunter,,
Path, L. E. Whitney, LMcolti .White,
, Arthur- Brame, George Wifielle, tenjltitte
in Phiel, James SieGillawee. '
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HURON COC,NTY'S FOREMOST WEER.LY
GODERICH, ONTARIO; THURSDA-Y, APRIL -11th, 1940
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Business Directory
LEGAL
nupuill. HOLMES
0./ Barrister, Nite.
Oitice-Court gone, Goderielt.
Telephone IX.
•nauctutis R. N.414N, .
Barrister and Solicitor
Oilice--North. Strpet• Goderich.
overiavv.rrrarr
31.:114EW.
'Barrister and Solle.itor
Oull Life Building, Adelaide and
torn -Streets; Teronto
Telephone Elgin 5303.. ,
J.*KENNETH IlUiNTER,
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1, 4.11.1.0.4•.....1.10
BARRISTER, §OLICITOR. ETC.
.. phone 30, Goderieh, Out.
Office; Inmilton- $teneeete
. CHARTERED AO,COUNTANT
HARBOR ROAD QUESTION BROUGHT
SHARPLY TO ATTENTION OE COUNCIL
, (Continued from page Bylaw No. 10, authorizing the fiale
'reference to his 1930 howling alley lots 1373 ail 3374, Wells* survey, to
license. • . - William Allan McLean for $29, was
Tile fire committee rePerted that the put through.
In Committee or the Whole „
At 9 o'clock the Council went into
committee of the *hole and had a two-
liOur eeesion. A letter from the Cleft-
rieh Salt Company askingfor recon-
sideration of its 1939 assesentent was
discussed, but aa •the assessment roll,
had been adopted antheonfirmed by tbe.
court of revision it was decided that
nothing could be done about it. It WAS
decided to purchase one hundred bill-
folds for peesentation to the enlisted
men from town, and Councillors Ryan,
Craigie and Iluckins were appointed a
committee to confer with a committee
from the Legion in working out details
anti to..rePert to the Council from time
to time,
fire -alarm Siren ateKingston and Vie
-
torn streets had been reinstalled - after
beteg repaired and was in .good work -
lug order. • •'
report' from. 'committee of thee
whole wee as followe ; "We halm eon-
eldered the -communications ' of Merck
0th anti Mareh 18th from the Ontario
Department of Municipal Affairs in
connection with, "the varioue venorts
new being demanded, by the various
Government departments, both Provin-
cial and ,Dominion, and We recommend
that the Provincial PePertment be noti-
fied we consider that these demands
are direct imPositimis On our local- Of-
Itelifflerlendeinstendeofetheeenomini
form being sent in that a. list of build-
ing•permits issued, last year and to date
be eent to the Provincial Department of
Municipal ,Affairs to Make use of them
as is required." , _
- For rermauent Roads .
• Reeve Turner said he believed the,
Town should begin , a program of per-
manent road building A piece of road;
even if only -halt:a-mile, should be built
MONTEITH and 3KONMEITII;; each year
Chartered Accountants
, •
Couneillor Huckbas - suggested that
us• °
77 Downie Street, Stratford permanent eonetruction should begin
-Toronto. Office: 302 Bay Street • With:the Square and branch out from
emkeemomeeellemillmillamOW there. ,
•'The matter was referred to the Public
works eommitteet, °
Want Chiers Resignation
Councillors HUCIEILIS 'fiAti Ryan. moved
that the Chief of Police be asked for
. his resignation, to take eCffect MaY ist,'
• oUncillers Craigie and Sprout moved
•that -the -ntoticin • •be referred1-40---the
special committee. This was Promptly
caeiled, without discussion:
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AILICTIONEERING
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Tawas GUNDRY, GIODIMI011,
I LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
. AUCTIONEER
Telephone 119 .
....kfalea • attended • to anywhere and
16* -0Y effort made to give -satisfaction,
Farmers' sale notes discounted;
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PORDON L iR, LICENSED
AT.JUDIONEER FOR HURON
.. COUNTY
• satisfactory, courteous _service for
. Farm Property or Household Sales
• Itifferlteasonable-r..
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• 11R. -F: J. It.. rpwrEac,,-.EYE,
Now% THROAT
- Late House Burgett:h.' New. York
-‘0phthalmic. and Aural Hospital, •*. as-
sistant at Moorefield,Bye Hospital' and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lou-.
don, England. '
* EYES TESTED, Glz.ASSES.
SUPPLIED - •
•• 53 Waterloo Street S.r Stratford.
Telephone. 267.
• Next' visit Bedford. Hotel, Geoderich;
Wednesday, April .24th, from -2 V.m.
till 6 p.m.. ,
•-semismisoomme,"0"1:
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
IIIRO'PRACTOR AND *DRUGLESS.
• THERAPIST .
Goderich; Phone 241
:Office hours -10 to ig a.m., 2 to 5
and 7 te S p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
- Saturday.
10 to 42 a.m. only on 'Wednesday,
Monde.* and Thursday at Mitchell.
• A. N. ATItINSON
51 South St
-INSURANCE
11161CILLOP JitCTUAL FIRE IN-
LU
SURALNQB CO. -Firth and.
town property insured. .
• Ofticeit-s7-4,iMam Knox, -Piresident,•
Londesbore ; W. B. MA:Maid; Vice-
' Priesidente----Seafortleee-M—A.--indde
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, Sea -
forth. '
Directors -Alex. Brottdroot, - See-
. torth; James Connolly,- Gederieh;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; ''Alex.
lefelDwiing,„ Blyth ; blear& eieGregthe
Olintone• Thomas Moylane Seeiforth;
Hugh Alexander,- Walton; Wm. Knox,
Londeshero; Welt: Archibald, Seafortle
.Agents -E. A. Yeo, BR. 1, Goderidh;
'Taffies -Watt,- -Blyth;. John ---E. -Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brucefielcl ; It. V. Mckereher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. nii'.. .Heeeitt, Eta,.
caedine ;Lit. G. larmufh,lt.E.- 1; Born-
bolm.• • .1
Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments -and get their cards 'receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton;- Calvin Cutt'a
Grocery, Kingston Street, godetiehrot
3. H. Reid's -General Store,-Baifieid.
asaisse .,oseesseeie.e.ases
§TEATF.GED
COACH LINES
Daly '440 a.m., 4.45 p.m. -Leaves
Getlerich : for Stratford, • Tor -mato,
Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Taiistoele. and ,Woodstock., Depots -
Bedford, . British and Royal Dote's.
rhone,,hotels or 305 for information.
G.C.I.ZOTINA"TES
Win Require UV .NearlY AO* MOO
thou Last Yew:
At the monthly meeting of the Col-
leglate .institute Board, helti on Fridey
afternoonevatimates were prepared for
submission to the Town Council and to
the Public and, Separate School Boards.
The cost of the new home economics
and ,shopwork courses was placed at
$3,300 for the. year 1040. • According to
Seeretary Hume, the public and eePare
ate schools utilize twelve hours 'of the
twenty-seven and one-half 'hours of
each week of the school year, and they
,are charged with a corresponding pro-
portion of the total cost, of $3860, or
$1084. • '
. The estimates show that the sum to
he levied on the ratepayers by the
Town Couneil for Collegiate Institut
purposes le $18,295.23, which is nearly
*4000.00 more than was levied in' 1939.
The increase- it due, -the„
secretary
states, not to increased 'Costs' a carry-
tingeetteatethe-Colleglatee-butetoethe,
debentures issued for the addition to
the school building,' the cost of equip-
ping the, eehool for the new courses,
and the greatly decreased grants from -
the Department of Education.
SALVATION ARMY WAR FUI40
The local colleetions for the Salva-
, ”
tion Army National War and Home
Services have now reached an amount
of S1,337, This includes donations
from the Lions Club; Menesetung Canoe
Club, I.0,0 F, C.O.P., and Maple Leaf
Chapter of ,the I.0,1).E. It is still
hoped to reach the objective of $1,900,
CHOIR SIMPER ,
Members of the phoir of North street
United church gathered in the church
parlor on Friday evening at 6.30- to
enjoy 'a, `Pobluek!'..supPer. The *ma-
sion marked the end of a six-wee.ks'•
attendance,„ contest in,,,,which -the two
sides came out even. ••Several new
Members -weri,present and a very sue-
ewiful evening was spent by all.
Legion Endorses
Y.M.C.A. Campaign
Stratford Delegation Aimed of
•Elupport. for Drive to
Open April 15th
- -
keep young
by using
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
•wrowrest,•••••lv.r.ro.rknarirwrr.orom
INSURANCE' irid REAL
'ESTATE
•
Pet Our Automdbile Rates.
Phone pi Goderieh?
At a meeting of the -Gederielt branch
of the Canadian Legion, B.U.S.L., beid
on Thursday night last endorsatien Was
given without a dissenting' voice to the
fortheeming financial appeal of the X.
M.C.A. War Service ComMittee.
The campaign will open on Monday,
April 19, and "Goclericir and the area
immediately surrounding the town, to,
gether with Auburn and Dungannon;
will be asked to -contribute 41,500 to-
wards the Dominion objective of
038,000 budgetted by the X.M.C.A. for
services to the armed fortes in Canada
gymnasium classes, swift:nuns pool,
showers, tuning In hoxiug and wriste
ling, loungemagazines, writing Paper---
all without cherge to men in uniform.
The stair of the 34'.14.0.A. -had also
given leadership in organizing military
assaults -at -arms both in its building'
and in the, armory and had sponsored
.other outside athletic programs for the
soldiers.
• Other -speakers pointed out that: an
of the seventy branchesof the Y31.0.A.
across Canada had thrown open their
doors to men in uniform, that special
- buildings lad been built or ac-
quired in several -air and
naval centres ' toserve the various do -
fence. branches, that Y.M.C.A. officers
had goneoverseas with the First Di-
vision of the C.A.S,X and that - "'V
staffs were now , providing entertain
-
meat and other services for the .0020
adiare troops in Aldershot CaMP, Don-
donand elsewhere in England. The
work of the Y M A In the last war,
and overseas. It is planned te organ -
Nelson,
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Real Estate' anti, insurance
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ii Trafalgar -street:
- Phone' 663'
FOR. 5ATeV,4409.ns,e0 of rt.ti, kinds,
choice building' lets, bud -11%46,
property and se;er..... good farms':
Let me show : you some real
bargains: Buy now.
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Solt,0 you* worry
S FAMOUS AS HAWE
' LEMON OIL
to -Go Carefully
•
Hon'. P. Dewan Points Out
-, "Oouth.tions Different - • --
from Last War
CLINTON, April 8, -"It is evident
there is goine: to be opportunity
for anyone toeget *rich quickly at faint
,
V — •
in da Canajust becaue a war is sin
, • • g
progress,",. the e Oatateo Minister; of
lee a representative committee here an enterprise
-uuderereittedkinttgs4thot;retie:
Vithin the neierfelirdiriC- -Cencerfroilrfo-th'eViitetT.A., was a, o
reviewed, and it was explained 'that -the
financial record of the Y MiCA opera-
tions in the last war had been checked
by outstanding' firms of auditors and
thatthe report' was aneopen book.
ir
The visitors thanked the Members
of :the - Legion -for their sympathetic.
The resolution, moved by LteCo . A.
P. Sturdy and -seconded by 4. W. Mac -
Vicar,, was as follows: "That we go on -
record as endorsing the IC.M.C.A. cam-
paign and pledge our willingness to
as,sistSiutraaffnoYrdtC'hi:e°1:batie;enwalleY."rell S.' reception and assured them that their
Turner, 'president, occupied the chair.
Passing of the resolution followed a goodwill and support would contribute
,
Presentation of the, war work of the
X.M.C.A.. by a group of men represent -
ink the stratforder.M.C.A., which is
charged with the reSponsibility et or-
ganizing Huron and Perth counties in.
support of the national drive. The per-
sonnel of the delegation was: 147,04
A. Garrod, .31.C., eificer commanding
the Perth Regiment '(*.-0.) during the
early Weeks .of the mobilization of the
unit and for several YearS. prior to the
outbreak of war; Major David Smith,
M.D.; IL•Macqueen%. physical direc-
tor .of the' Stratford Y.,MJCI-.-A,4
Mercer, general secretary. of the Stied;
ford 'Y"; Ewart T. Griffith, president
of the 'Stratford Y.111.0.A.,; and qbas.
D. Dingman, vice -'chair -man of the dam-
paign committee.,.-• •
- HOW Me "t?"' Rehis.„
detail' the 'extensive `,service-41Yen to
. the Perth 'Regiment by the --Stratford
toth in its building and out-
-Tide. He pointed out that a day or so
after ,Canada's declaration of war the
directors of the ;Stratford "Y" had held
a meeting" at which he and n senior
officer had been present; at this -_,meet-,„
ing the directors had offered the etire
facilities of the "Y" to men in uni-
form. Col. Garrod said the Association
had given invaluable help 'in providing
130dtof all
ing,Niptable! WWI*
00010e0Me it thie•Otaired improve -
theft 4.in violets Is to be rearlifisoi.
Glow* May or nay nob be tee.
quire& A. owl*, yetionitt gottit.
mat examination. io rweeweeiy.
Moire your appolatteiget frir
by pbeislog. 51$141.
Cer. Ringsteei St. en, The Square
F T, Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Wedooday at Locknow
eubstantially to -the eueeesa ot th0
canipaign,
• :Mr. and Mrs. A M, O'Brien were at
Ingersoll, on Saturday attending the
wedding of Visa Babe Crawford of that
town to, George "O'Brien Graham of
Toronto.
AWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Have your .Lawn Mower sharpened on the most modern
machine on the market. It mistsno more to have it done
the right way. work ?wished when promised .
NEW LAWN MOWERS at prices that will surprise you.
7-GrARDEN TOOLS
We have a new shipment or Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Forks and
Clipperi!. Treat yourself to some new garden tools.
Agritilture, Hon. Dewan, today
warned in an address to the Perth
Huron Shortitoru Club heier- •
He pointed to the determinatIon, of
the British Government to maintain
agricultural -values at moderate levels
and said : "It.iseVident that in general
terms there will be no exerhitant prices
for puesurplus farm products in the
near future." Therefore he said that
it would appear -all ,we can do is to
adopt a policy of -good
•The. Minister repeated au. earlier
warning that t. is a mistake for farm:
ers to rush headlong into_ a_hasty anl
enreasoned program of in -Creased pro-
duction. • • •
• "Farmers should *Study closelY: thase
tommodities for which there is likely
to be an increased deinand.
. Different. lrem -Last• War ' ,
"The Situatioli is much different from
.Agoalzhig.
ezenia '..(sg! Rheum)
NO rest, day or night, for thoM
afflicted with that awful skin: aifit
ease; °elms, or Sait-rliectan as it is '
e4Themilincalled.ieneurning, itching and
smarting, especially at night, or
, when the affected part is exposed to
strong heat, or hot water, are almost
unbearable, and - relief' is' gladly
welcomed.
To get rid of 'eczema it is neces-
sary to have the bleed cleansed by
tee use of a thoroughly reliable
blood medicine such aa Burdock
Blood Bitters which during- the pant."
60 years has met with great success
in relieving such diseases byits blood
cleansing, ana 'purifying properties.
The T. Milburn Co, Lie., Toronto, Ont.
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GoderIch '
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Stop that Tickling
In the Throat
-
That tickling in the throat is meet
distressing, and is caused by a cold
Settling in the throat.
The dry, hard cough net Only keeps
you in.- misery all day long, but also
prevente you getting a geed night's
steer).
What you need fo relieve this-
tiekling dough' is Dr, wood's Norway ,
• Pine' Syrup. This valuable prepara-
tion is composed of the most Aeoth-
ing and healing expectorant barks
and herbs with 'which is eembined.
the *Was Of thoOtorldlo,mous.
• Norway pine tree. n
Nifft-tm you ask for !"Dr. Wood's"
-*et you get It" ••
inertra tut( Uttoretio; Otki.
- ;••,- :
loss of $60,00.0 to $7%000, burnt addi-
tion the •fire .Weiild have :taken with it
the Western Canada .Flour Mills at It,
exceptionally high loss, • and -loss of
employment to approximately 15'0 men.
We think the .members, of your C011ik,
ell :101011d. take to deCOlarit all these
facts rather thar listen to the view-
point of a. few private individuals who
are biased in their' opinions and there-
fore cannot give expert judgment
The writer With a group of five other
coutpeteet Men looked ever the pro-
posed' route for the ,roadway a month
or more ago and it was estimated that
a roadway could the constructed for 41P-
proimately the sum of, $3,000. Na-
turally in,. you' are to include new
cement abutments and other frills the
cost Indy run higher, but,, gentlemen,
we think you should get practical, put '
aside any smell technicalities, and ao
'ahead on this ,roadway project
mediately after the spring thaws have
taken plftee. We feel .sure the .people
of Goderich would ,warmly entioroe the.
scheme if the proper fails are put W-''
.I
fore them.- , . -----
We trust 'you will give thitl your
earnest consideration eamediately. .
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don afforded ever since lari by the -Bank of Montreal. Ve..did our banking part in the caotat:hbar and stage!
coach era; we are doing our part in the present:Century.
And in this swift-raqving day we are abreast of bnsi: business had industrial development of the Dominion,.
nese as it speeds into tomorrow 4sitk, all metal ale, and we are prepared to meet the increased service ac.
planes, streamlined trains, swift ,ocetek ships and mands to be expected in tomorrow's worittof busi-
amazing highway motors. ness. We ate always pioueethag,..
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