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We‘ll be glad to show you Phones 330â€"182 The Giant ©0@0000006060®0® at "]wHTS Price $1.50 and best I5C 35¢C ogc I0¢ 35¢C 63¢ I5¢ 25C 65c 715C 25C 25C 32C 28c boc L2¢G 78 (©) (©) (©) C (©) And I have driven over every different detour road in the Township of Clinton, below the mountain, at least fift ytimes. Deep Ditches Dangerous :â€" _ The fool system of digging ditches, from either side and both sides of the new highway I have detoured through every sideroad from Vineland to the present blockade on the highway, and I never saw an Oofficial of the Township or a workman of the Township on any one of thegeAl'gadsâ€"except once. It just looks as if the officials and the councillors of the Township of Clinton had died of dry rotâ€"and had been thrown into the discard. During the past month or two I have valuable touring cars upsideâ€"down, in tation in saying that in due time the filling being used as a monument to th Trucks and automobiles were in the ditch, in every directionâ€"big, heavily laden Dominion Express truck had ‘dugâ€"herselfâ€"in‘ until it looked as if three teams of horses would not pull her outâ€"and she was still there the next day. & Tf there was any cause or reasonable grounds for the digging of such ditches, there would be some excuseâ€"but in fifty per cent. of the cases, there is absolutely no. need for a ditch so deepâ€"and it looks to me as I watched the men working on these ditches, that the only useful purpose they could possibly servé, was to provide public money to keep some men‘s families. & s s Instead of taking time by the forelock, as brainy men would do and prepare to take care of the travelling public in case of rainstormsâ€"they wait until the harm is all done befor e makijg a move of any kind. Let us take it for granted, for argument‘s sake, that through the Townâ€" ship of Clinton and North Grimsby, there is the need of a deep ditch on I have driven through the township of Clinton twice a day for 6 months â€"without missing a halfâ€"dozen days in that timeâ€"and I never saw a roadâ€" leveller, or a roadâ€"planerâ€"except oneâ€"in the entire six months. It would have been an easy matter and it would have been the right thing, for the commissioner to plane and keep planed each sideroad that the travelling public was forced to use as a detourâ€"road, after the work on the highway commenced. s 4s % § Highway Officials Not Alone in Their Negleet:â€" I must say also, that the Township of Clinton has been very lax in its actions in assisting the public on the detour roads. Not the slightest effort has been made by either the Council or the Road Superintendent to put the detour sideroads in shapeâ€"or to keep them in shape. They are like the hound who lost the hareâ€"by being just one jump behind. It is a strange thing to me that those in control of the highway are always ‘one jump behind.‘ se en $ k It is now up to the Department to make such arrangements with the contractors, as will allow the traffic to go through on the highwayâ€"this should be done, even the work has to be partially suspended, because the detours do more injury to the public than the completed highway ever can do in the way of benefit. Not only was it impossible to to drive an automobile or truck along this piece of road, with any degree of successâ€"but it was a difficult matter to keep a wagon or dray drawn by hors es upon it. . s s I drove over this and the hind wheels motorâ€"car would. With a heavy rainfall every Jew days it is nothing to force the traffic to leave the Jrighway and detour on m dumped on a mile of the highway it If a million tons of soft soap was culd not be in as bad shape as this halfâ€"mile of clay road was in. Every Irishman whose sympathie went to the polls and voted for the t favor of their general policy but bec cepting the League of Nations wOW his object was to take a slap at Grea The time of year h should take steps to st the highway through th road / traffic rain. ° Anyone ‘who did not see this piece of road cannot form conception of the shape it was in. f f . Many people thought tD on account of the League of as the ladies apparently vyoté In the next place, the .9" thé League of Nations®lost to then Statesâ€"the Irish and the German . The Socialist candidate and the as usual, polled a very small V".fié In addition to this there was & of the country which did not United States free of dutyâ€"so they | The same may be said of the G¢ democrats; but their hatred towal love for their partyâ€"and they voted Many people thought that practically the platform of the de League of Nations was one of the democratic party. _ The biggest popular majori world, was polled for the presi Senator Warren G. Harding, in t when the enormous popular majc was over six millions of votes. _ didate In the first place, States than the demoet succeeded in securing that the républicans h: President Roosevelt. The worst sight in theway of mud, that I have ever seen, was the S j _one and a half miles east Of BeamsVille, during the time high\ was forced to detour on it, on Mondayâ€"after twentyâ€"four hours Of co war V Issued every Wedneéd’ Oak Streets, Grimsby, _ _ THE PEOPLE‘S PApg JAS. A. LIVINGSTON 1 THE INDEPENDENp Wood THE INDGE U FACTS ani : of year has come whe steps to stop the ‘detol through this District, _ on Mn Wmm Nn ferrnn) uy J. A. M. LIVINGS J. ORLON Lvin JAS. A. LIVINGST UC ich a split in thx Wilsonâ€"was ele e, the cratic g the had ty sht the ladies road with a of the dray e of Nations, voted the way digging ditches, from three to ten feet deep, on â€" of the new highway is beginning to bear fruit. BY Fr; reâ€"elected i republican party is'â€"ig presidentia o candidat TELB have seen not less than a halfâ€"dozen big, n, in these ditches. And I have no hesiâ€" : the ditches will <be filled up again; the to the memory of the fools who dug them. Pr team of horses, on Monday afterâ€"noon, skidded around almost as badly as a eral Manager siness Manager , Editor m of the farming community adian wheat going into the e high tariff party. more popular in nly reason why. the eight years ago, w e fieldâ€"President T Elt‘am overshadowed all their the League of Nations being ty that they might win but the e big fight that defeated the ario Department of Highways isance at present in vogue on ‘Ote. Many of them were strone an pal democ: "Strone ‘fi?‘a_andidate for the presidency, Eathe Sinn Fein movement rtyâ€"not because he is in _for the democratic nominee is their judgment was wrong bbys voted. i born y ONTARIO on 36. gESTABLISHED 1885 ers and Publishers. of Publishers, Main and CO t it ag short of criminal miserahle elay 19495 ) 0 mm smm tm y m nsmd h es i 650 een, was the sideâ€" the time highway was sponsorin ), wa it Ta the slightest 10 th 11 OL enbAAA DENTAL l MEDICAL Dentists Officeâ€"Stephen Block (Second Floor) Office Hoursâ€"9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Grimsby Ontario Dentist Officeâ€"Corner Main and Mountain Streets, over Canadian Bank of Commerce Office Hoursâ€"9 to 12, 1.30 to 5.30 . Dentist Office over J. C. Farrells=â€"Shoe Store Phone 216 Electrieal Equipment Grimsby Ontario MacKAY, MacKAY & PERRIL Dominion Land Surveyors. Ontario Land Surveyors, Civil Engineers James J. MacKay, Ernest G. MacKay, William W. Perrie Phone; Regent 4766 72 James St., N. Home Bauk Building _ _ Hamilton Phone 127 Dentist Office and residence, 73 Sherman Ave.. South, between King and Main Streets, and five doors north of the H. G. & B. Ry. line. Hamilton Ontarie The argument may be used that t hese ditches are intended to carry off the water, in March, when thesnow is going away and there is a freshet; and if it were not for the ditches, the roads would ‘be flooded with water. That argument is nil, in its application, when we remember that for four months, during the past summer, we drove over the foundation work on the new highway, often in a foot of waterâ€"and it did not seem to impede traffic in the least; in fact, I found that an auomobile runs much more smoothly over a rough stone road when it is covered with water than when it is dry. o o a, BIRDS STORE GRLIMSBY E §Mmmwmwm*ww*wwwwwwwm*w po e nooeennomnooneneeneoeetrnmeoneconec ooo ooo io reoooiiooeccmneoocrned 5 "BILLY THE GLASS MAN" gayg._ â€" â€" = But no such a ditch, is necessary on the north side of the roadâ€"if the water is stopped by the ditch on the south side of the road, there is no water to be handled by a ditch on the north side of the roadâ€"and conseâ€" quently there are fifty per cent. of the ditches unneccessary. To prove that many of the deep ditches on the south side of the rdad are unnecessary, the keen observer has only to drive along the highways afterâ€"two days rain, and take cognizance of the fact that there is no water in one of these ditches at allâ€"not even a little bit. 4 the south side of the road, to cut off the water that might seep three feet beneath the surface, from the mountain. Phone 239 A large stock of all sizes of GLASS now on hand. Place your order at once, before the rush begins. Glass is a specialty in this store. Cool days and cooler nights are here and there will be colder days before they are warmer. Are all the broken winâ€" dows in the barn and outhouses repaired? Are the cellar window lights all in place? If not, why not? Also a large and complete assortment of automobile windshields. WM. FARROW DR. 1. M. HUGHTON . W. A. BROWNLEE . H. G. BROWNLEE LAND SURYVEYOR DR. D. CLARK F. HANSEL Grimsby, Ont. Ontario E. H. LANCASTER ; Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Will visit Grimsby for consultation of clients each Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Physician and Surgeon Office Hoursâ€"9 to 10 a.m. 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Phone 223 Depot Street, Grimsby IIMAMAAAAAAAAAAARAAAARAAAIALAIAILILLPA LEGAL annnnnnnnnnannannannnnannanananrnrer G. B. McCONACHIE Grimsby Office Hotel Grimsby Hamilton )n real estate security. BO.â€"HV‘ Private and Company funds, Valuator for the Hamiton PL Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public 45 Federal Life Building, Hamilton Wednesday, November 10 LAZIER & LAZIER > Barristers. Solicitors, Notaries, et6 Money to loan at lowest rates Officeâ€""Spectator Building" amilton Ontario vident and Loan Society . Insurance and Real .ES 2 Officeâ€"Main Street, Gruns" ‘PHONE NO. 7 _ wW. B. CALDER Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Officesâ€"Grimsby and Beamsville Money to loan at current rates Glass Time Is HENRY CARPENTER MONEY TO LOAN DR. L. L. BUCK Grimsby Here Main Streot ; 1920 or four