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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-15, Page 6PAO* OMIT New Type of Low Cost Road Surface PassIts Show It Cart �e Usod Ecoaostically On Oor Roots eoltewine the Stport at the County euetneer proscenia to tbe !whet)? eountil test week: 'To the Warden and Members, Huron COM,' Cottrell. GentlemenheTbe work en the Co Wade of 102 has been nearly corn *Aa att*e the * ver The wait tarrkii liviaileA' 1. 20 Wee cf roast recoretreC eteplete with mewls. 2. 4 concrete teiagee 1, Considetahle concrete work on dente and Culeerth 4, 4 unite of read, nexed bituminous navel* Inclutling th-e entite 0 retread tewint and Village% 5. 10,000 gallons at bhumen applied tiedcelt. teed, O. 711.009 eUble yards of grevel falta ed. ef which 65.00 WW1 crathed. 7. Carded on seiaerel maleterauce %laic an atmes sent Wages., as Itemiser,. O. Piarettaseil leer trate pith Doing the war a, -.e enneeng Plea wee rebuilt into portable plant; two draialue serapers, -consplete, were paw, chow* tem swed ireete White eiw trecks lave traveeed *bout DAM milta and equire mere rePairs than 3WW as our grarel Imuling coons were lower than any pretheini Year, Wog minewhat los than six oats per yard miie, Contract worIc Iv** done at 70 ter go per weld meie. A Moan portion ef our greed wigs haueee by Mame generalle MO the Take Shore, Where tt was hu- practterme to use trucks. under iglu- ary .comitttous, teani tentage caste two or three times the cast ef Dixie haulage. THE GODERICH A With the flumey needed to, wee tome ex. cleanly, the ownifeeetliry could use tracks, pay the teems for holt Woe. tatit let them stay it home and sWi lava * thee probt ea the treasurY, beetmny now *re eapactine the (musty to heel greed with tome ander such tonentioos. The work of the yeara wits So nrinAng- ect that as tomb work 0 econoodeally practIceble was given, to local texpeeem, eud wee divided smug them so that pracheallY an eMplleants for work were given * *ham Advantage wee Wren of this by gnat ManY, and tame coma its far as six miles, The Money distributed In Ode Way bao been the means of set, tling * greet niany acePunte in the MM. ty. Not only thaie Qwed by men *Wit" Mir Mt the road, but the money paid by o ins' Christmas Sal • You do not want to miss this opportunity of getting your Chriitinas gifts at our Store. We have inax,y bargains for you and you will be repaid to come early while the selection is good. SHIRTS. -White or Patterned Shirts can be given 'to4f most men for Christ - Inas with every assur- ance that they will be very welcome,. Sizes 14 to 17, in Christmas boxes - 95c to $2.95 .tusmm•wrinli.mm.P11..N.1MnRal..ge..oPPlmmmPomnmOiupnllinPlpi.epomiRaeprmnnp;Z SMART NECKWEAR for Christmas A. splendid assortment of latest designs, all put up in fancy Christ - SOMA tellOODMea *soxoq soul 19c, 29c, 49c, 75c and 98c • BOYS' ALL WOOL PULL- OVERS In fancy stripes and checks, sizes 26 to 84. Christmas Sale Price $1.19 MEN'S WHITE LINEN • HANDKERCHIEFS •Plain or initial, in fancy boxes. Christmas Sale 15c and.25c each MEN'S FINE. ALL -WOOL 1• '•SWEATERS & PULLOVERS In sweater coat style, fancy and plain t olors. . Sale Price $L69 t�___345. MEN'S MUFFLERS. An Acceptable Gift •Men's White Silk Mufflers in plain or floral design. Christmas Sale 69c, 794 and $1.00 MEN'S BATH ROBES • Will please Men's Bath Robes of good qtri- • ity eiderdown, choice coloring and designs. Christmas Sale 2.69 MEN'S SPATS • The newest shades for fall. Christmas Sale 95c to $1.69 f Cases Suit. Cases, Club Bags or Travelling t uggs ions: s rnake suitable Gifts. GLOVES • Always s popular Gift Gloves for driv- ing, dress, or • work may be selected from a broad assortMent. Christmas Sale Price • 490 10 $1.95 MEN'S ALL WOOL ZIPPER • WINDBREAKERS In black, blue, green or red, an ideal Christmas gift. Christmas Sale Price $2.49 11 ehatheheardeseerrevaire MEN'S ,PYJAMAS In broadcloth or flannel. Choose • from a wide range of patterns. • Christmas Sale 950 to:$1.95 BOYS' AVIATOR LEATHER CAPS MEN'S CAPS with witho t • An ideal 'Christmas gift, Christ/Ms Sale Newest colors for fall and winter wear. • 89c or 79c and '95c goggles, in black oi brown. Xirial. Sale.. • • MEN'S LEATHER. BELTS In plain or fancy braided, with tittinitial bucldes. Christmas Sale 79c to $1.19 • BOYS' LEATHER WIND - BREAKERS OR COATS • Christmas Sale $2.95 to $4.95 IMEN'S FLEECE -LINED • SHIRTS and DRAWERS • Special Christmas Sale • 63c. Men's Braces and Garter Sets6hoose from Nice assortment to 60c, 75c, 95c and $1.25 MEN'S ALL -LEATHER WORK SHOES In black only. Sizes 6 to 11. Christmas Sale $1.95 BOYS' CORDUROY BREECHES In blue, or brown, SiOSr 8 to 14 years. Christmas Sale $1.59 Men's Overcoats A full range of Vistas or U1sterettes, a- real value in this group. Christmas Sale $8.95 to $14.50 10.111.110•011iMOON•110.0 MEN'S FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS. In dark grey or brown, sizes 14 to 17. Christmas Sale MEN'S. FANCY ...DRESS SOCKS 89c them was used over teed over *gain toi pay others. The asphalt road ratx eurface emit -1 its -acted smith, e1 letmlop is. the lint of this type of reed lu this part of the come try, and Isvery interesting. Thta road =Writs a hetote Demo, arid a *-ortsee tin:* thaws In depth was built by the road Mix method, using asphalt. Use results Pelleate thet Met type of tow -cost sur... face Can be vita econceliC989 98 oUr owes. ete eerie wee *bout 00400 per Mlle in totheion to the cost of the Fete vele In our read cotethiettoia pregram. two Mee& cer Ned, Ming the new eross rev- tian wile shallow eiteliee, wee built. Thie type of med, with the drain* pre - poly installed, 1'believe. Oa be a 'neve- ed Morevement. The Portable crusber Milt for ileethis Tear by Thos. Sandy In a distblee gen towed redminir enteel exuabing teethe -lad provides crstalaing plant that ouPplie0 tong felt need. Hitherto the work of • Moving ind setting the old type erusher suede iten.Profitthle te operate in a pit unless shout two Mermaid. yards were Pteehiced. This Portable Plant can he moved qutekly and at little cost from pi1 to pit, end ea ;educe the neceadty of eathiag long haute • Pour persons were. killed Orin the yoin,op the eellettY reads, set of them hetng Pedeetriane and alt Were killed after e'ark. It WM found by the juries • that all the death* were aegidental. Pedestrians on the roads would be dise • end lt forgetting their legal righteand isa alshig alt motor cam plenty of road, Motorists 'should me evet'Y tattle= en driving at night, At the encl of 1920. I reported to the Council in part, as follows; 'la the Warder, ne dent* it Will be ets as before to secure men for road work. A large•number of Improvements willhave to be cereled out sometime in the future, but unless labor conditions are deeldectly • better than they have been In the past, it wattle ePPear ea- be the beet policy to allow any such proposed works to stand Until 'nen are looking tor jobs. * Peeled In Winch love prIceseirevati is the right tettee•to do Ales work so as to get it done • Meet Cheaply- and _provide employment; for. Men .who are Mt of work it large munbers .0,t such timehe • .These prin. ciples have been .gelleratlY ecalmeed by Isis tenuity, and r look heck on UM old report "with Coneiderable pride and •satis- factien. Those Were the dos that mot - taste claMore.ct or wholesale road im- proveroents, The Province was building paVements at 460.000.00net. nillee other courtties were raising high road texts, andmaking large issues ot debentures for tea*. •• • .e.Ekt Irreg. asitis illinte,n to spend extr. a- vagently .When money is plentifielentUnie cipalitlea and goveremente will, be, urge& to de likewise,* and men thie hmmeter- istic or human nature tan • be changed, we call exPeet to have waves of' prospee- Ity and bard times tndelinttely, • When the United States was suddenly thrust. Into. the position of prtnelpet ereditoi Mi- tten by- nekton 01 huge sales ot.War Mat- eriels, her leaders were .not riufficiently ,experienced to, handle the job, A nuni- ber 01 the flttost lalinential wrote articles, Which set forth •that 'the United States wee so' powethil. and her haratms, system so soundly .orgardicd,.that no further period of hard. times would be permitted.. Then, as it stialon, she proceeded- in the opposite direction to that followed by Great Britain, and harmed high duties fl Imports, tnitking; impossible the .settle- ment 01 international accounts. • We Men expect it 'will be some time etore the conuneice ot the world can..bet:owe re- achusted. The Present economic system, affected as it is, has been, n.greet lan- Ule, and the cause of Much hardship during„the past eeva years. :'Ciansitterbet the Milliens of unemployed men, theoughe out.the worte, and the consecetent waste,. and the many Improvements thatbIIght he uneertaken •to make: the universe a. better plate of abode, one can not but conclude Abet any other possible eYstene Could Make no worie 'mess of aftahe. . ItespeetfMet submitted, • 't B. PetelhatSON, 0otinty Engineer. Gocierith, December ,8, 1032. • , -The County . road ceMmittee reported as followet• ' Tho program of works set forth in June has, been nearly' • completed,althoUgh worklmr emutttkum -during. 5 large pert Nifier44141 of tbe yeer wereis../ favomtee. It le ex- Peeted that tbere will bo sinplee to the erten ot the ceunty 0141)00 AbOitiX4 et the ena of the year. Comae/able seth wits prevlatet fur we auel teems dade8 the eetir, $aid, with the owe'r Oka pre - Mich rnore was eccoulielithed tee the expenditure Coati woe eorinetlY poosible. iecononites be teen effected In reene eeeeY delentreent of the Work, itaette meetly gravel pits, where the cola ot opending erUshers have been cut neteree 50te, thietty by the installation at draie. Rues. Twa ttragline outfits were pure Vbaseg, *MI one Med. track, Witile 040 crusher pant was xebatilt Into a porta:41e Want. }Our gravel Pits We bought during the eta (of various elms) for a totel eoet of 042540. • toMnilinicetions front the Depart- ment of Highways tbae certain toads, formerly pert ot the ProvIncial HietwaY Senate lied became county roads on August eV, 1032, we recommend; that. the Comnitssien be nottAed of all melt com- muniattions IMInedIStelyso that the obligattons of the CoiMty can be given attentlon. Zi conclusion, we wish to Say that the relations of the Rata Committee have been of the hal:Vest. Mad to e ones our epprepietion of the servkes emd eociper- Mien that our County Enetteer is Ovine us, and of the Interest he takes in mak- Mg the funds at our disposal Cover the greatest possible groUnd 'In carrying out the improventente for the benetit of the whole county. A second report at the Good Roads Commieston was as follows; rte. motion of Messrs. Ricott and Stew6 art that tne road west of ,Belgra,ve be added to the ecamty road system, this read was roomed ffiylaw No. 20, 1930, of the County of Huron to be added t,o the systent, and native has Just been re- celved front the Department of highways that the mill county roads approved to date are the road ta Auburn station and the road between ioneeesions 8 and. 9, TUrnberry. Na motion , of Messrs, Macke and Sweltzer that the comty paid for gravel taken from the Benmiiler road, the come misstort et a fortner Year offered $125 in fuU settlement 01 all claims against the land, and we recommend tbat a similar offer be Made, without prejudice. - THE MONEY QUESTION To the Editor of Tbe Star. • read in the press of Deem:rem 5th the views of Sir Thoma e White, Can adies wartime Minister of Mance, in • opposition to currency Inflation through Government action. Sir Thomas states that Canada is a •debtor nation ifecauee ef 'the large sums she tee borrowed teamed, and particu- larly from the United States, tor devel- commit purposes. He Wee says Britain Is A creditor nation. It seems to Me, therefore, that if the Canadian people Would borrow. from Britain the inflation of Canadian eurrency to Mace it on a footing with the British reemd, or there- about, would not interfere with the tame sUme borrowed fot developing purposes and would help to keep foreign money from creeping into our country, gaining influence and thawing us away from the Mother ceuntry. Parity veth the pound could be accomplished and yet each coun- try maintain full control of its own cur - veneer. - There remains to be tonsidered the question whether by artelicial inflation tce parity with, the pound sterling Canada would gain more than she would. lose through baying to provide for excess payments to meet her indebtedness to the United States. Under present eon- ditions, the farmer is producing at a loss, if he should XellOw the exionele set by the mantifactueer when he lindshe tan Moduce only at a loss—that is, close lea doors and discharge his employeeuntil consumption • overtakes producelon—it would meat disaster te our railways and to our country; On the other Mind, with the dollar at parity with the potmd, or thereabout, fanners could export their surplus to Britain and thus -avoid the - glutting of our own markets and forcing pries down by $2 per mate on cattle and hogs, and to a 'corresponding degree on wheat, grain, poultry ane other tont- modeles,. Parmms would lbe enabled to carry on, and with inereated preduetion feed the railways and solve the come THURSDAY. DEC. 15 Smith's Art Store Invites eau to cease is; aad their beautiful CHRISTMAii TURES. CHINA, leDITERY, meg ea end of meth' Minty Gifts hew • 25o tile •Tbis• 10 the slurp te select toot the Gift you Went for everyone. Set the licearee are wetideettet, • "may. leetetecepese Mariam, and mem of the: OK Mestere eattithig in price from e5e, 30, rise, 754 $1.941, op to $25.40. And nethiog gives WA Piteeere as * • goat r'ktare. Come In and see all the iwetty Mina STORE OPEN NIGHTS , Smith's" Artand• Gift Shop Tlje 1-lopruiretourfeaseautif,a1 • East St Phone, IN trY% Pzeblems. Farmers would seal; be, able to buy, money would be put in Mr- culation, the town& and cities would mon, feel the good effects, the Wheels of In- dustry again would turn, and unemploy- ment .would soon: be greatly reduced, Sir Thomas repeats and again repents his atatement regarding exchange be- tween Canada and the United States; lout - he forgets to tell us that the governmenteh MeneePalities and corporations that have, borrowed from Great Britain are reaping; a benefit from the exchange situatiene le the ,Clovernment would prondse to en-. cleaver to keep our money oit or about, an equal basis with the British Pound, it. • would not only stimulate Production but woul4 encourage the. •Catmclian people te, borrelv :rent Great • Britain,and tbds . would. 'de more toward, yielding Canada and Britain together than all that was. aecomplished .by tlie conference at Ote taSa. • Again, may I draw your attention to, the fact that the United States holds': forttesevert per tent. of the gold of the • . world,and. in spite of this the fanners -or' that eountry eutve .gone bankrupt, awing - to the geolsange ,situation. Their surplus: • , could not be exported and 11 gltttted their own rearkete: Mr. Hoover took the same •stand as Sir Thomas, upholdieg "sound. money," but when thepeople had ae chance to express their views on election' day they strongly eondeinned that pellet believing that the exebange situatton wau 'one of the retest= for the greet eeptes- slot in thee. country. W. L. YOUNG. Loyal,. Ont., Dec. Oth. IIOLMESVILLE mr. Jack Mulholland has returned from. .' Detroit. "Mrs. (Douglas Ward and ebildren are visiting with Mn and Mrs: Jolts Cud - more. Miss 'Thelina Cudmore arrived heme orr • Friday from Listowel, where she has teen - with her sister for the past ten weeks. - We are happy to welcome in oar midst ,ceur friend, Mrs. Calbeek, of Pruitland: Mrs, Calbeck win spend the winter with her sister, Miss S. Acheson, . The regular meeting of tUe Y. P. S. will eneet on Friday evening. Tne third• ' vice-president, Mr. Norman Tiewartha, will preside, Everybody welcome. The Sunday school and program com- mittee are busy preparing, for thel Christmas concert, which will be held on Thursday, Dec. 22nd; at 8 pate Cnir teacher, leitss le; MacDonald. and the children, will ',be happy to welcome all Parente and *tends at their school' concert on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 21st. . - The Y. P. 8, held a ;medal foetal even - Mg on Wednesday. A very interestine efrogrant was enjoyed by all, • Mr. E. Petersen, of Clinton, me the guest speaker and several mustcal ntuneers were contributed. After the contests, the executive served lunch during a helve •social hour. Accalamortogogoa-Av—. May We Help You Solve Your Christmas Gift Problem by Inspecting Our Stock of Specially Selected Williams Holiday Package for Men. $1.00 ittliwootietimmeopoimpent GIFTS FOR ,MEN • Playtng Cade ' 50S to $1.00 Therntes Mottles. $1.00 to $4.00 Yardley% Shoeing Bowl $1.00 Shaving Stieks See. 50 Peueletin Pens $1.0 to $0.00 Stewing' Brlithes 50e to 0.00 Military nrushes, 0.50, $3.0, 05.00 Vebiele Broome 25c, ao wash cloths 100 Tooth nruslict 25e, 35e, 506 Nett .. . .... . 25e, 35o Meth Betishes ' 50f 75e, 111.0 Gillette Bleeith ...... 50e, *lett Gillette Blades ordhurrr....se, 710 Auto/ Btrole. *1.11, Safety Razors: AutoStrop orGillette 75e to $5.00 Z.4-71 In lisle, Rayon, silk and wool, or all wool. Christmas Sale " 19c, 25c, 39c, and 49e Boxed if desired We invite you to make this store your headquarters for Christmas Shopping. We guarantee satisfaction or money back. AGENT FOR TIP TOP TAILORS 0 50111111KINgOliMOKNICIOKINCOKINCIKIKOK AC* Open4venings until Christmas. Watch our windows for 'specials during the Christmas Sale. Phone 384 ologuoicsawascomoc OLIDAY MERCHANDISE CARES SOAP LAVENDER TOILET WATER 85c • et MOTHER HOT WATER BOTTLE Two years' guarantee $1.56 for DAD PIPES - imam) CIGARS Yuan% rocxer.nooic 8"714:4 8" cloattprits • EXTRA Christmas Chocolates box 40c, 75c,$1.00 0c0000stootat0000rksoostopos GIFTS FOR LADIES t'erfutoo 25e, itee, 41.00, $2,00 Bath Sale; • 75cet$1.00, 51.50 lavender 1500, 3 cekes 41.00 Toilet Water lee, 41.0, $1.$0 Pate Powdera... 25e, 06., tiOce $1.00 Cuteic Sets e5e, 00e, ilelet 43.00 Dusting Powder $140, $1.50 Smelling Salts 50e, $140 Het Water Bottle $140 C010Pacte....730, 41.00, $2.41e, $3,00 -Combs .iIe, ebe S.4.0131ET POWDERS MANICURE SETS COLORED SOAP ROXES POVIDER, PUFFS 1CODAKSand11111 Do Your Chnsimas Shopping at Your Favorite Ditg Store, Campbell's Lauder's iiitUGSTORE DRUGSTORE AttiONNOMY.AltritOM Dunlop's 1WiOe s DRUGSTORE Immolate alMit*AltnikkAnti**117,10*,.