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Oshawa Daily Times, 6 Feb 1930, p. 12

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5 y) FEASLLCERTETIYYE. aia drt hes Ee RE + WELVE PAGES THE USHAWA DAILY slivikes, 1riURSDA YL, VALANU AN. u, 170V CHURCHILL FAGES ITS TESTIN 1932 Whether New. Seaport und Western Outlet Will Prove Feasible Will Be Known in 1932 Winnipeg, Man., Feb. 6.--(By Giilis Purcell, Canadian Press Staff Writer)--At Churchill, «the spirit of the pioneer looks proudly out over Hudson Bay. Manitoba's muskeg batr- rens have been -subjugated by the S1l-mile railway from The Pas to the Sea. The next achievement is to be the conquest of the 3,000 sailing miles between the port of the prairies and the harbors of Britain and Europe, But therc are toilers to take up the task. Additional dock-werk. which can- not be completed entirely until 1932, must be done. An elevator must be 'built next summer, more terminal trackage must be laid, a town must be constructed. Most important of all~the northern sea route must give proof of its practicability from the point of view of profit. Two and one-half centurics ago, iling craft from over the seas were plying through Hudson stra into the Bay. In spring they awaited | PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. 5. -- We, Deliver We. are sole authorized agents for Sargon in OSHAWA KARN'S DRUG STORE Next Post Office, Phone 378. Final Clearance of Men's and Boys' Overcoats DOMINION CLOTHING CO, 68 KING ST. W Lhone 2141 We Deliver Machinery Repairing NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W. Phone 1214 Diamonds ! Bassett's On Oshawa's Mam Corner i COAL COAL hone 193 w . J. SARGANT YX ard --8u Bloor "treet KE. Orders Promptly Delivered We fhiave several desirable houses for rent, CUTLER & PRESTON liea) Estate insurance Telephone 572-223 Night calls 610-1560 Gt King dt. West For Sale:--In North end of City, close to Separate School, lovely 6-room brick home, large rooms, hardwood floors, 3.piece bath, hot air furnace, wired for electric stove, bullt in cupboards, etc., garage, substantial payment will take this reel home. DISNEY REALTY EXCHANGE Phone 1450 fe i break-up of ice in the narrows be- tween Baffin island and Quebec's desolate northern shorc; as autumn days shorténed, they braved gather: ing 'bergs before: the freeze up and rushed their rich cargos from' the new land to the ocean. The captains of the 17th century left a legacy of venturous bravery that persists to- day. in 1931, the Bay route will under: go ats first new-cra test. A few wheat cargos, perhaps, may leave Churchill before winter clamps 'its lock on the harbor; some ship-holds of machin: ery for the department of railways and canals--maybe a load or two of coal from Wales--will make the ins comniz trip. And by 1932, the Mani. toba seaport's trial of value will be well under way. Admittedly, hund: reds of miles of rail transportation can be eliminated by the Churchill route to Europe and Dritain; - how profitably the sea path can be traver- sed--how safely and how offen--in a season will be demonstrated in 1932, Train after rumbling train of prai- {rie wheat will roll north-east from The Pas, Manitoba, over the Hud- son Bay railway. Hundreds of load- ed cars will shunt into storage in the Churchill yards, where a million bushels can be held on track. A new two-millionsbushel elevator will dis- gorge its contents time and agam me to gaping ship holds; and waiting grain-cars in the four-track elevator vards will refill the depleted bins. Captaing will bark out orders; deck- { hands will scurry to their tasks; and a new western wheat fleet will start | { its dash to Ljverpool. For {our months or ditions are perfect, the Bay route will be open. In "waning June, the year's sec :gnd- highest tide will carry away ice froz zen four 'miles out from shi re. Not till late October, if mod- err aids to navigation accomplish their task, 4vill ice bar entry to the harbor. Last fall, for instance, the first dog team crossed the Cliurchill river icc. on 'Nov. 25. Tour 1t f i observers believe, in late' June carry more, IF WANTING INSURANCE of an -- y Mind keal Estate or money other "youn frame houses allow br J. H. R. LUKE Lo Era | 3 serve me. Cae ne a orl 3 | @ptsdrfoiaiporfoaitontonipdodofoniodoston Soodpdpdon, C. P. R, TIME JABLE Effective Sept. 29, (Standard Taner Goin est Daly (Except, Sugday). Dai " Dany (Excent A Daily. i. Daily (Excent East Suna.y) Sanday). 12.05 a.m. Daily CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Ef 1929 Time) a nd fly. except Sunday. .m Daily .m. Daily, except Saturday. . Daily, SH Sunday, ot Sunday. Sunday. agai I Sunda? only. . Daily. except Daily, except § PMA OANA ai ass Whitby, Oshawa. Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after Sept. 29, Go! Ww Arrive Hesplita: 10.50 a = 124 pm 1929) ABO E383LEZR3BEEN pPposs EAB 45 pm 60 om FSoposndna Tome ToDnY Eppa Sopemanam EAB nN is & $c 59 6.56 a.m. SOpne : a Ta r= Ryu Dep EFLLE 1.00 p.m. sE3ap; 2sal PPD 4.35 p.m. 6.50 pon Pt wg LIE g SRB BERINE a: gk 8883338 gagagz 8 © ® scorn PprPeUp 3 11.00 p.m. {ime marked 5 8 & 5 5] § Whitby Hospits H SUNDAY Aro HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Going West Arrive Hoapita DIAMONDS BURNS JEWELRY STORE : King, & Prince Sts. REPAIRING WATCEES OUR SPECIALTY if your watch is pot giving satisfaction we Can repair and make it tell the correct time D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh. Felt Bros. The Leading Jeweler Kstal: mg «B06 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH We an 12.25 pus poaniSe naaracn - - ro 11.06 p an [ime markey Whitby Hospitay Specim) Gussss Fer Al Uccasions Reasonable Ra ang Carvel Orivers 1 A ule joi Bewmanville Phone 4 Oanaws Wailing Rep "w Prince S Ste Phone 2283 JURY & LOVELL'S OPTICAL PARIORS J. W. Worrall, Oph. D "Eyesight Specialist Phone 8213 hs if eon-| | 0.55 p.m | TIME TABLES | see-blocks: out fo épen water; and if vagaries of sailing in the strats do not delay entry to the Bay or pres vent cgress,' But cven less than four months' sailing, it 1s believed, the prairie port by ing to the west. but a relative item; the absolute fact tor is the number of incoming boats and clearing cargos. 4 If the Churchill proves successiul, incoming commerce will make Churchill a new distributing point for the west as it is already a distributing point for the north. To 'the western provinces and states, through gina and Winnipeg, Stream of manufactured goods from branch offices for firms to the A smelting industry, should justify a prodigious sav- Navigation time 1s many smelted' on the. spot, wheat movenient from kaming and Northern from James Bay. Certainly, the winter scttlcment, but will aid in building a tern movin, vanein Saskatchewan, Re- will conie. a port, y from the and even civilization, a city of]|be south ! nort as well as coal Churchill will be Fish, h and west. Belcher Island business southward over the proposed Temise | of shore ice from the open Bay, send tries will not make Churchill an over- Furbearing but Churchill will a collectign point for furs from) | Chu srchill, rains come in Augus st and But Churchill. ean' scarcely be an] fishing seems impracticable. In lim-l Tourist trade should contribute in all-year-round town 'in 'its entirety. to produce cop- per from northern deposits and may- hap, base metals from Belcher island, i] of the freshwater lierring faniily. A ore, mighty supply winter work. Yet contend that sub-arctic per, when it is produced, itless quantities; the" Churchill 'river and bay "Offer pofpoises or white whales worth $40 apiece; tdothsone salmon trout and whitefish ; and cisco | piscatoridl treat is in store for. the cop- | epicuran to the south, will be and that the|conducive to winter-time residence. will move | Chill winds, whining across four nules line | the mercury far down.' Even in mid- | summer, the off-Bay wind bring Ontario fish and fur indus- | sudden cold and within hali-an-lhour temperatures may fall 50 degrees fish and fur! Perspiring in shirt-slceves, workers thriving wess | have come in nearly frozen when the animals are| hcated shore winds rise into the at- bustle of a | Mosher and frigid eastern breezes roll in from the ice-cold" water, At on the con- the hottest days arc j snow in. Aprit; fin late July or carly August. Weather at Churchill .is none too! s0M)e part fo Churchill's prosperity. A ship jaunt froin historic Churchill to historic 'Halifax could be made an attractive summer adyertisement. It is considered probable a hotel will be constructed at the Bay town al- most mmmediately and that at least a weeklv sleeper-and-diner service will be provided next summuner on the Muskeg Tamited, It will be years before Churchill gets its growth and before its actual possibilities will be definitely known. But 1932 will be a vital year in the record~of the new harbor--a year] Mrs that will find Churchill spinning in, made a rush of freight cars, grain and ships; boats moving in a line dotted t zh Bay and straits and north Atlantic; and the fate of born western sca i They were #Oh, look, ken, weathercock Mrs. a re- in the plain that it is hard to be both. The man who tells you he would ra- ther be right than be rich will ex- George! so we must be near a farm." "That's not a chicken. on the parish church." Divorce is almost unknown in Swe- den; the land of safety-mnatches, Blabiace: makes your face look short." Styles: my hus The girls over! shocked if you commented on the | shape of their legs. I shocked if you don't. | | tend Sunday School. lost in a snowstorm: There's a chic- | That's the! again The people v tues, | Work is physicat | culture, but | is not popular t6 say as much. | A man never gets too old to ats it The average man no sooner gets | out of trouble than he plunges in th no positive vices ~rn algo negative as to their vir- "That new hat | Tailor. ade Suits ... "That's strange. It band's face look long." terribly used to be Now they are |}! $25.00 . Scotland Wooilen Mills 5. ROTISH, Manager ELLA CINDERS--Rounding Up the Strays ee -- So FAR. SO Goo! NEER. THINKS Im = THE HELL OSoon FIND RIDING THE CREST OF THE WAGES! Therm's THE OCEAN, 00608600 0 180608808 © by . M ALO Reg. U. 8. Pat. 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