HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-04-03, Page 4PAGE FOUR.
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J. F. SNOWDON, Proprietor.
General Ubservatieos 1.
If the Weatherman would only eli-
minate the Spring and Fall seasons,
with their excessive rains, our good
roads' problems would be settled.
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March acted like t':e proverbial
"March hare" on Sunday.
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feat th .i Spring Show :5 on
April 1 l h and promises t: he a gond
one.
EARLY ROADS IN HURON.
Following is a portion. of Thomas
McQueen's "Report of the County of
.Huron;' published in 185$, dealing'
with the 'building of the Huron Road
'and other'roads;
Of the Comnteneenteut of the first
road le Huron we have the following
account' in the life of the late John
Galt; first manager of the Canada
Company's affairs. Mr. Galt says:
"Of one thing, at this time, 1 du trot
hesitate to say that I was protect, and
with good reason, toa, 1 caused a
road to be opened through the forest
of the Hertel Tract, nearly a hun-
dred miles in length, by which an
overland communication was estab-
lished for the first time, between the
two great lakes, Huron and Ontario.
The scheme of this undertaking was,
in my opinion, not ill eonirived, and
was carried into effect almost 7ite.rai
by lir. Prior, though the manner
inwhich the director's naw' saw
everything so fretted me that 1
cuttlri not suppose there was any
good, but only waste in what 1 did,
All the 'woodmen that could be as-
sembled from !hesettlers were di-
v• c wo ac reeteil to be employed an explorer
euracc. ne third of the hone, of of the line to go at their hear, then
winch', the junior hockey ehampi,n1- Ivo surveyors compasses, after
ship ••f t'aua'ax i •lours to the roomy then, a band of biazere • or min to
mark the trees in the lint, then went
of I-Iu is w :ueml ci "1 the the woodmen with hatchet, to fell
ecem conte from this the tt ee and the rear was brought
conn• la;:.* t belongs to Clinton -.1P by Wagons With pr wish its and
.01.1 1,'-'01),! itry an o Scalorth and h r sccc --ea, e lo •h s order dray
unaitanc a ly cutting
1et:t11 afc,rtIt f Prot, ! 01 their way through the forest tilt they.
their teoik as''Weiland received much tel :heir .pot of destination, on
t•Ss ,,,nein .,tions 10 ,a5 .he o..,ly sl:or.s of Lake Huron, l.le'c 110te an 'art fiend, isn't he ?
tttreL.. this ,.alt::. ;via - . tatweed ee'l ',oxen to chat oil Never:seen with-efthiscar."
i e 111 1, tenth r front tate opening
„But 1 says taint y stertlay wit11011
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Snell w:,s the •br=f'nn'cig of the That'en : \\'her, vias he ?
sr;' 1 1,1,. --ad.“ the present di- "He F as sittisot on the cowcatcher
t
thoroughfare, et Luntn C,ericln_ 01 t,-
, locomotive with a steering wheel
so„ i t ti tt i.,.,arc ,boron 1 1 , by aro-tori Itis, neck,
THE SEAIFORTH iV1Ear�/
(Fantastic Flivver Froth on
His Favorite Instrument.)
Text 'by Veritas.
Blessed is the map who sittetlt on a
red hot stove, for he shall arise
again.
Once there was a distinction be-
tween -coop and coupe. The first was
used to put chickens in. : Nowadays
nu one corrects you when you ims-
prnuouuce the second,
If living on vibrations is good for however, that Mr. Gibson, superm-
people, Veritas thinks Henry Ford's tendent of colonikation roads, has
legions ought to he the picture of now got it under his superintendence,
health that a number of men have been sur-
isannually wrought 00 it and the
council two years' ago -built a silb-
stantial.•franie bridge over the. Bay,-
field
ayfield river, and paid nearly Dile thou-
sand pounds for making the ap-
proaches to it. There are also several
other good brid`g•es on tt, and . it is
well turnpileed and is inclfuded he the'
list of roads to be gravelled.
The Goderich and Saugeen road
which,' many years ago, wds to have.
been a gigantic undertaking of the
Government, has yet to be made. It
was to extend froth Port Sarnia to
Saugeen as close as practicable to
the lake shore. The road between
Goderich and Bayfield is part of it,
though not made by theoGovernment,
It is travelable a few miles south of
Bayfield, and with some risk ,teams
can pass over it for a distance of
about fourteen miles northward: of
Goderich, It has been useful to tall:
about on the hustings at election
times, but it has served every other
purpose very indifferently. We learn,
veying and •cutting down the bush to
Popular Tunes. make way for it, and that a good
Plant -your -sweet -pea •-early. Meas- winter road -as far as Kincardine, or
ut
les. Mumps. Sulphi+.r and -Molasses, 1'cnetangore, maybe expected '•by the
assafras tea. Marble,, Tops, Seed- ensuing winter, • .
your -:awn -row -blues. Only , a little e have now ,noticed what may he
over eight months of Leap Y\V
Year left, called 'the leading made of the 5000 -
da your proposing early. ty There are many other roads,
some of them of considerable im-
No shiver is in such a hurry, says parlance, and some of theta in a toL-
\ eritas, that it is worth while to kill erabie state of repair. which may be
people with his automobile, noticed 111 ori' remarks on the sev-
_ oral townships. The chief road,
Wonder \1t'hy: however, is the Buffalo and Lake
Huron railroad. of whicih tits Prov-
ince and the world have heardc 6
much, and which is novo in course
e
ccntstrttctiptt, The line crosses the
full breadth of the e t,ln.y fi ,n east
to the west and with e t11eidcoable in-
elitiation earth, and paSscs through
about 2.1 utiles of the rielw t settle-
ment. 11.51111 Stratford tet Goderich
it rues parallel to the Huron road,
and within less than half a mile of it,
touching closely on the several vil-
lages. It .is expected to be in oper-
ation all the way to Goderich har-
bor by November next year, or at
.all events, it most be completed by
July, 1858 under a penalty of 100
mewls a day for every day beyond
the stipulated time. A litre of first-
class steamers to ply between Gocle-
rich and Chicago, Alilwankoe, etc., is
spoken of, and the traffic of the
Western States, according to calcu-
lation. will be immense. It is clear
that if there is a trade or traffic in the
Western States and that requires an
outlet eta the Atlantic seaboard, the
Buffalo and take Huron railroad
will command a fair share of it, be-
cause it is both the nearest and
clearest route, Besides, the list of
roads contemplated. to be gravelled,
and for which a bylaw is at present
published, wi'11 'bring the whole coun-
ty within three or four 'hours' team-
ing of some depot on the railroad,
and in such au extent of rlich agri-
cultut'al country, the quantity of pro-
duce will snake a very important
item of traffic; and to all this may
be fairly added a very large amount
of pleasure travel in the summer
season, induced' by the deservedly re-
nowned salubrity and beauty of the
banks of Lake Huron.
In the year 1852, when Mr. Wads-
tvor'th, Mayor of Buffalo, and his
friends first proposed to extend their
Buffalo and Brantford railroad to
Goderich, the united counties of
Huron, Perth and Bruce took stock
or otherwise became liable for 125,-
000 pounds, but 'through sheet
profligate mismanagement and lack
of 'bottom, the, Company were un-
able to complete the work, and in
leasing it to the present English
Company the stock of the municipali-
ties had to be sacrificed, as the debt
on the road was nearly twice as much
as the value of the work; but now
that there is a prospect of the\road
being completed, the people of Huron
dm not grumble over their loss, but
look forward in hope to the be0efic-
ial results of a railroad.
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tv i> • ,. A...ay f,r tit
S•iti•ittford ;trot Gait. Tito distance
111' ,'t.. 1.1,1 s'",1"—T"'1 ^,,x10 the 'i1 1 line." which was
his -.a.... ._ a-..,,1' ?•Er. Gra',' :ht ra tt
1.. • iI
It knows the Tricks.
the ITuran r .,hat's a very do, gy !Desk .t, ear
11 a Say ,,±at Than t (10.1.-.•'..1.. , only abeur 64
volt have there, Bill."
s leen at time Ni.r. Galt Islay
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prese,in ,i for situp sin t
lip 1 c ,',•'d• r
Doggy is nt, ht, It'll pick tip sticks,
t foam at the anomie, bark up trees,
•tg imedrei. 'The t ntu r IR v s, and r + i over unci ytay dead.'
oun and was the ,.0 c.,t c order- .. r na ti tit uoi
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,d -o be in:e.t: et -ells v o' -*elms.. for t Asa l is a tl
".he Premier WaS t'.•.•,17 '11
Rai?ea
. ,.i »\What is a Collision, art, mother 7
u•t v'h cit ±nay t silt' :Mother—Why a e, els: icu i, when
€1 Fna s , tc 1, a the state t the two things come together, son,
l _0.01, 1:t Bowman. .1111 1 care, v of labor 1 Soil—Oh, I see,- then twins would
tligg Grant a c Mills were presentsc i t. 1 v ,til appear, how- be m -collision:
that .I -c 1.t;iat a' a.ithorize.i 'to ev< that to touts road had been -
• purchaee out of the Consolidated Re -.on .t cath 1 a.y affair, a; we ,incl •1•10, rural telephunc. says 1'e"utas,
venue se out
at par alts par of �� tut C ret lily a h.:rt time afterwards his helped Many a man's .ins to find
lair the improvement fund with hint out. He believes that the
chat: e with accrued .intereet to date sem thousand nine hundred and sixty- best method to broadcast a secret
i rlclive v *it ai<1 blocks of stockeight pounds ten shillings and five- „ to whisper it over the Tucker-
:unaunt,ng fit the whole t , 250,40 i 1 5115.[ fir opening up a sie[,;h-road smith Telephone System.
. atilt that this order (15 i heel h • b,tsyec t the townships of 1N !DILA
•y tai Goderich. And again, in the year I.et tine tell you what to do.
• Hott. 1:. C. Drury. • 1336 tite fume! it charged with Keep your actions straight and true,
&* - sect tteett thousand six hundreel and Rid your mind of selfish motives,
ninety eight pottnds seventeen shit- tet your tltuughts be clean and high
lint s and one penny for opefng up the Thus >met make -a little Eden
11 wac 1.,nsi Pa[inerstntn w'li>, when .',ad from Wilmot to Lake Therese In the sphere you occupy.
Premier of England said "Language
was given to 0511 to cover up his
thoughts". l:vadeetly Premier King
thinks likewise, judging by the 1111 -
certainty over expressions regarding
the tariff in the speech from the
throne. No one has yet been able to
say what Mr. King meant by them
or whether he meant anything-.
r*t
What a commentary it is upon the
hypocrisy of the Drury Government
that at the very time this precious
Cabinet was passing "blue sky" laws
to prevent fraud in selling bonds to
the public they were engaged in the
most shameful and fraudulent bond
transactions themselves.
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else full width of sixty-six feet, and
for tot•npikiiig and bridging the
same. And after all this expenditure
of snore than twenty thousand
pounds, 'besides some thousands ex-
pended by the tenuity council, the
Huron Road was just an unmitigated
mud road, till within the last four
years, when the county council of
Perth borrowed money and gravelled
it through the whole length of their
own county. The remaining 25
tulles is in the county of Huron and
is today exactly as it used to be.
But proposals are on foot to have it
gravelled without delay and we have
no doubt that the intention will be
carried out next year. It is pretty
well graded and turupiked, and in
most cases the gravel is quite con-
venient, so that the cost will be com-
paratively moderate, and being the
principal traffic road of the county it
may be expected to yield a paying
'The London Road diverges from
How pitiable a picture Mr. Drury the Huron road in a southerly di -
makes 10 at 0055 diseiatming respon- rti, 14 miles fm of
Goecdeiorich, and. the dirostancethe fromtown this
sibility for his colleagues, whom he point to the southern extremity of
-..JBL, Veritas (with apologies).
A lady applied to Veritas recently
for his autograph, and the request
hurt Isis self-respect to such an ex-
tent that he replied:
"Dear Madam: I have the greatest
objections to giving my autograph
and never do so.
"Very truly yours,
"Veritas."`
Veritas says a man is like a tack—
useful if he has a good head on him
and is pointed in the right direction,
but even though driven, he can only
go as far as his head will let hien.
Veritas Reports a Ball Game,
The game opened with Molasses on
the stick, and Smallpox catching,
Horn on First and Fiddle on second
made it hot for umpire Apple who
was rotten; Axe came to bat and
chopped, Cigars let Brick walk and
Sawdust filled the bases. Song made
a bit and Twenty a score; Cigars
went out and Balloon tried to pitch
but went tep in the air; Cherry tried
it but was wild; Ice kept cool in the
appointed members of his Cabinet, the county is thirty-five miles. The game until he was cracked by a
FFc canuotaeecape judgment by saying whole distance from Goderich t0 nitched ;ball, then you should have
that each minister was responsible for' London is. abater GO miles, of tchich heard Ice cream. Cabbage had . a
pthirteen miles lying in the township, good head and kept still; Grass eov-
]xis own department. Mr. Drury as of London has been gravelled for
Premier was responsible for his ap 'same years pat, and seven miles on
pointees and the Province told him; the south end of the postion belong-
50.last Junc.:u„ t., Intron is nuts under contract
and will he completed this year. In
. ; 1833 the Canada Company charge
• the improvement fund with three
To most people a "live cibituary" I thousand two hundred anti fifteen
would have no meaning. To an editor
it means an obituary sent for publica-
tion before the widow announces a
new engagement.
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pounds fifteen shillings for openit .
a road from the Goderich line to the
township of London, thirty-five
miles, and for crossways and bridges
on the same; and,three years • later,
1835, the sum of three thous-
anri- two hundred •and- sixty-eight
pounds one shilling and sixpence for
It is sad enough to see men elected turn 1 king the London road.
to the high position of member of the
Ontario Legislature prostituting that
position as to seek their own person-
al gain. History fails to record such
reckless, inane, yes, stupid fraud as
is revealed in the late treasurer's of-
fice in Toronto. And the end is not
reached yet. Such positions are gen-
erally conferred' en men of probity
and honor and looked up to by the
rising generation as ensamples of life.
Truly it is to be hoped none of the
rising young men will take those men
as their pattern.
A Fitie Example,
The late E. C. ',Vhitnev. who was
a brother of Sir Tames Whitney left
at estate of neatly 53.000,000. During
recent years hehad given to rh_rit-
able purposes a sum said to approach
a million and a'hal1. but this diel not
prevent him adding greatly, to that
amount. By the terms of his will
more than $1,800,000 goes to charit-
able and educational institutions,
Wycliffe College and Toronto Uni-
versity each receiving upwards of
$450 000, Generous provision is made
for his widow and other relatives.
The deceased was a blunt; vigorous
man ' of business,,.. hot of a generous
nature as his acts abundantly show
His works shall live after, hint.
Since that time many thousands of
county money and statute labor have
been expended on it, and it is now
one of the longest straight level
roads to be met with in Canada. It is
well turnpiked and graded—au ex-
cellent summer and winter road,
but in the spring and fall nearly im-
passable. When the seven miles now
under contract is completed, and the
Hluron road gravelled, not more
than 28 :riles will he required to
complete a good gravel road all tate
way from Goderich to London; and
as the county council has a 'bylaw
now advertised, authorizing therm to
borrow money for the purpose of
.ss -ravelling the principal roads of the
:11eotsloy. it is expected that the Lon-
don road will be proceeded with
.ext -1 enter, es we underetaltd
..:esers, Tlaseltiue,• Powell & Co., of
he Buffalo and Lake Iluron railroad,
'5505 agreed to negotiate the county
debentures. The London road runs
through a thickly settled and highly
cultivated range of country, and the
traffic in agricultural productions
alone will yield a large tori -bar rev-
enue: besides, the amount of travel
and of general business between
Goderich and London is very con-
siderable and is yearly on the in-
crease, so that the gravelling of the
road is certain to turn out a profit-
able investment,
'The Bayfield road runs lbetween the
1st and 2nd concessions of the town
ship of.' ` Goderich and nearly)
parallel to the lake, the .first'
ered a lot of ground and the crowds
shouted when Spider caught a fly.
Bread loafed and pumped Organ, who
played fast and put Light out. In the
fifth inning, Wind began to blow of
what he could do, when Hammer be-
gan to knock, Trees began to leave.
The way they roasted Peanuts was a
fright and Knife was put out for
cutting first base. Lightning finished
Hitching and struck out six men. In
the ninth Apple told Fiddle to take
his base, Corn was shocked and Song
made another hit; Skate made a gal-
lant slide for home. Wheat reached
the plate and was followed by Soap
who cleaned up. The score stood
one -nothing after the .game, but
Door said if he had pitched he would
have slut them all out.
Veritas says he had noticed during
the past weer: several different kinds
of meat, rabbit, buffalo, squirrel, etc
in the butcher shops at Seaforth.
Wanting to Have his little joke,
he asked the 'butcher for some
ground hog, "Certainly," said the
butcher, "this is ground hog;" as he
%weighed out a pound of pork sausage.
concession lying 'between the road
and the beach, and varying in depot
from one mile to one furlong, ac-
cording to the curves and juttittgs of
the Lake. banks. The distances from
the town of Goderich to the Bayfield
river is something better than 12
m less nearly due south. The road
then turns more easterly through a
tine rolling and well -cleared tract of
laud, till further, it crosses the Lon-
don Road eighteen miles from 'Gode-
rich then pursuing the same direc-
tion,'hut under the name of the "Mill
Road," for a distance of seven miles,
it intersects the Stratford dr Huron
road 21 miles from the town of
Goderich. 1n 1837 the- Canada 'Com-
pany charge 'theimprovement fund
with 900 -pounds for .opening and
otherwise improving this road. This
small, sum, however, can be on.ly•a,
mere:inoiety in the cost of the road,
as it is at present equal to any other
road in the county. The statute labor'
No Asthma Remedy Like -It. Dr. J.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is dis-
tinctly different from other so-called
remedies. Were this not so it would
not have continued its great work of
relief until known from ocean to
ocean for its wonderful value. Kel-
logg's, the foremost and best of all
asthma remedies, stands upon a rep-
utation founded in the hearts of thou-
sands who have known its benefit.
Bruce -Huron Riding.
It is said that the Redistribution
Bill to be brought in this year will
form a new Federal riding composed
of municipalities from the south
part of Bruce and north part of
Httron as follows: e
Huron township
Kinloss
Lucknow .. ... , .
Culross
Teeswater
Carrick ..
Mildmay . . ........... . .. .
Ashfield
Grey
Howick
Morris
Turnberry
E. 'Wawanosh
W. Wawanosh
W ingh a'm
Blyth
Brussels
Wroxeter
2572
1585
905
2101
829
2938
708
2246
2499
3065
1905
,: 1563
1339
1515
2492
656
870
337
Still Higher.
Thirty-two thousand employees of
the Pennsylvania Railroad System
have been given an 'increase of 6.2
per cent in 'wages. Conductors,
brakemen, baggagemen and switch
tenders are included in the increase.
Wages paid in the United' States de-
termine very largely the rates paid to'
Canadian Railway mels. With in-
creasing wages come' increases in
the cost of transportation and in oth-
er directions, and yet we are all ask-
ing for a reduction in the cost of
living
Peevish, 'pale, restless, and sickly
children owe,. their condition to
Mother Graves' Worms
terminator will relieve them and re-
store health. .
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1924.
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P;r1OFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. HUGH .ROSS, hysiculle
_sand Surgeon 'Late of London
Hos" ital P ;Loniiun ' land. ecial . '�{?Ysg Sp
attention to diseases of the ells, ear,/
nose and throat. ' Office and reside...
enee behind Dominion Bank, Qtficb
Phone, No. 5, Residenc3 Phone 106.
DR. F. J, BURROWS, Seaforth...0f-
Nee and residence, Godericlf Street,
east of the Methodist Church,' Cor- .
oner for the. County of Theron. Tel-
ephone No. 40.
DRS. SCOTT & ISTACKAY. Phys.,
,cians and Surgeons,. Goderich St.
opposite Methodist church, Seaforth,
SCOTT, Graduate Victoria and Ann'
Arbor, and member of Ontario Col,
lege of Physicians and Surgeons.
Coroner for County of Huron.
MACKAY, honor graclttate Trinity
University, Gold medallist, Trinity
Medical College; Member of Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Ontario. '
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Nose and Throat, Graduate in
Medicine University of Toronto, 1897,
Late Assistant New York Ophthal-
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third Wednesday in each month,
from 11 ems. to 3 p.tm 53 Waterloo
street, South, Stratford. Phone 267,
Stratford.
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North Main. St, SEAFORTH, ONT.
THE MAILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co®
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
al* Officers
Jas. Connolly, Goderich, President!
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; Thomas Hays, Seaforth, Sec. -
Treasurer.
Directors.
D. F. McGregor, R. R. 3, Seaforth;
John G. Grieve, R. R. 4, Walton; W.
Ring, R. R. 2, Seaforth; John Ben -
newels, Brodhagen; Robert Ferris,
R. R. No. 1, Blyth; Malcolm McKeon,
Clinton; G. McCartney, R. R. No. 3,
Seaforth; James Connolly, Goderich{
Jas. Evans,' Beechwood.
Agents.
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; E.
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R.
R. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo,.
Flolmesville; R. G. Jatmouth, Born-
holm. James Kerr and Joint Coven -
lock, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business will be
promp►ty attended to by application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective pastof ees,
Desirable ionti34VC�y
• '1t�pyri:�4ALE
To l ,person seeking a comfort-
able Isome 5 -lose to stores, churches,
acid schools, ' land still be in the
country, this residence is splendidly
located, being less fItn a mile from
Seaforth postoffice. Th roperty
consists of eight acres of land,_a
frame house with seven rooms and
'woodshed, hard and soft water; good
stable with cement flooring; fine or-
chard. Possession can be given iso -
be obtained t.TFIE NEWSer ation OFFICE
Don't Throw
Your end
earpets Auray
They make itew rever-
sible "Volvetox" Rugs,
send ter welveter .Folder. '
CANADA HUB COMPANY'
LONnON, ONT,
FEATHERS
'WANTED
Highest prices paid. Max.. Woleb
phone 178, Seaforth,
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