'ee at the Christmas " ore aml near Hesket! i" Hi LE LEAF ANTI FREEZE The Sign of During the last four years thousands of motorists have proven it is a FACT not a se that MAPLE LEAF ANTI. with ALCO-METER Service ves complete protection against von injury , , , with, unfailing SC IFIC ACCURACY, Economical: the ALCO-METER tells the amount of MAPLE LEAF ANTI.-FREEZE you. need , , , that's the exact amount you buy, You add water yourself, 7a Scientific Radiater Protection The Alco~-Meter complet nla ete u MAPLE LEAP ANTI. gival | -- ¢ Editor, The Oshawa Daily Times, Dear Sir-- 4 1 am merely expressing my views as one of your readers and \d should 1 take up too much space of your | valuable paper, you must agree by one of your headings in last Sat- u 's issue, "Situation is Seri- ous," there is at least some justi. fication. According to your Inference, the citizens have mot "the right spirit within them," That may or may not be so. Personally I agree with one very well known public spirit ed man, not far south of King, on Simcoe--that the people have the spirit, individually, but that what 1s needed is something or someone to amalgamate or co- operate that spirit. In your Saturday's issue, "you give the names of a number of public spirited men, attending the Chamber of Commerce meeting. I suggest Mr, - Editor, you in- augurate a movement to get a list of nominations for municipal hon- ors from that lot, You will find they represent the type required for the various governing bodies for 1928, As to the heading of my letter, I believe our problems of today are almost similar to those ¥ have written to you upon for the last five or six years--many still un- solved--barely commenced. When I first came to this (then) town of Oshawa some eight or nine years. ago, under my own steanr on the ground floor, (Please note I was not 'blown in" and landed half way up .the ladder-- to fall off as some do.) I started pretty soon to "Beat the Bounds," that means to walk around the limits; to size up the place, for myself and the future, according to By-law of my old home town, For néxt year, think of the needs of Education, Health and general Civie constructions. : Additional schools or school ae- 'commodation, The condemned sewerage plant has to be replaced; large trunk rs will be demanded; pave. ments and sidewalks; one million, or teredbauts If not quite, fit can be filled up with positively needed items, such as public con- veniences; city planning systemr; fire and police accomodation, ete., and not touch the "Official Hous- ing Scheme," or "City Buildings. If that is a fair estimate of pos- sible capital expenditure, where is the revenue coming from to meet it? It mst be found, and will be found. Our taxable resources are limit. ed within the city limits and within the law. We live in an Industrial City. We must, today, more than ever watch as I have, in all my ad- vocacles, that our Industry is not unduly burddened with any heces- sary increased taxation, Oshawa's Industry must be pro- [tected and encouraged; in {ts three main branches: (a)----Our Industrial plants or factories; (b) ~The Industrious worker or work ing man; (¢)--The dustry, By the latter is meant that the real, active, business man who stocks up and supplies the food, clothing, and general necessities of the people, I do not include in this category the "Roll Top Desk Man," or "Carpet Bagger'-----who form» a class that may be termed "Industrial Parasites"--who pick up and get as they choose, when the sap ceases to run, or the honey gets low in the hive, I can see three main sources from which additional revenue may be obtained, One source is a real one, Here let me say with all due respect to His Worship, Mayor R, D. Preston, that during his two years in the chair, he has missed a real chance, He sadly business In- worker,~or 10 per cent of its value, based on its wholesale priec- ed value--~the extensive vacant lands. 1 submit there is ample room to provide from the above "'Hev- enue Source," sufficient funds by way of Taxes or Increased Assess- ment to take care of the Annual Sinking Fund Payments of a One Million Dollar Capital Expenditure. Industrial Planning five or six years ago, and various times since, (asin 1a your and 'before one bag cement was them mixed at the Harbor, 1 have written, "Keep your oe om on the Harbor." From this point, I have writ. ten on a Planning System: for with a real Harbor, the mind for a Planning System must radiate; transportation by water--from the Harbor---also transportation by land from the Harbor, Witn a completed Harbor, and a complet- ed Park Development at Lakeview Park, there must be planning for a new land transportation route to relieve Simcoe, These things are coming. I would plan that route to keep all increment values with. in our City, and follow the course to King street Bridge--Take the "Harbor Vale" Route, Plan ahead for future industries, from tue Harbor and in the South East. I am of the opinion that the fin. est brief this City can present to i h Almonds Filberts 25c Ib. 8 Brazils 20c b. Planning Scheme, for the City, to show when property laid or plan: ned that this City was In real practical earnesty, Showing there- by to the Federal Government that this city had done its part in mak- ing every feasible provision for ad- ditional Industries, to justify the completion of the, Harbor, 3 ReNRONNRn Y In all fairness, Oshawa's In. dustries are provided for by trans- portation northwards, and until a real effort is shown for the pro- vision of Industries at the South, to assist the future Harbor Rev- enues; delay or hesitancy to com- fous plete is inevitable--It is up to the 3 City, in all frankness in my opin- fon, Therefore our future source of Revenue to any greater extent, must come through increased values, by increased effort to lay out, plan for, and strive for ad- RX Christmas % Puddings ( Our Own Make : in an earthenware bowl 8 ws T5C: La Le 3\ [ A Big Christmas Sale iOranges: A Mixed i Walnuts the Federal Authorities, for the Almon ; completion of the Harbor, is the A. Xx Nuts B ude 1b. i conception, and adoption of a i raz riSCU ts 4 genuine and definite Industrial LA " | MA S St Poa! BE The is still on Qn": Ne~ =, Lazge Sizes 9:,5ocand 69¢ doz. § Smaller Sizes, Floridas 3Oe¢ doz. Christie's 1-1v. pkg. Assorted Fancy 25% Bent Wishes 3 for a Merry Christmas A beautiful rich decorated cake in an individual AH 8§QCHs ditional industries, and all that AY AV | METER Service. Only hich required the Newly Elected : Fines uali 4 Complete, cal worry-free pro- MAPLE LEAF ANT] w q ewly Klected | erred two years ago in his attack | follows, ! tection . , Sonia. 1 That is id FREEZE dealers Council, after the inaugural cere: fon the taxation of Oshawa's In- Had I not taken so much space N t Q ty J 2 1bs. $5¢ n/ iz I i Ad for the MAPLE LEAF ALCO-METER monies to "Beat the Bounds," or dustry, Better had he investigat- | already, I would indicate a man- = t "look vice, Itis FREE, Have rather--the limits on foot, to see |ed that source of and mak your misture tested of revenue, of|ner by which Revenue, and Pub £3 9 on TI-FREEZE e sure for themselves. the needs and re. | which he is by his special licity might be made out of suc Ley 8 4 Payal Servi At all often. It takes only » i y p calling, y mig e t ich cS \Q get ALCO-ME ce, At few minutes. quirements for the year's Budget. |a Past Master, The source of | apparently simple matters, (1)-- A. oF | fill and service stations It Councils of today wid that, 1n- | Revenue, touched upon by certain | "Public Conveniences;" (2)-- 4 n/a give service, vieed of JOiug wp 13 the air," and | members of our Council at last | "City Structures," \ oY J ' 0 e tax payers' | Monday's Co il ing, I intai the latt ' money, they would see for them- | are Te iy Wieeing. who hopins a its Ee ve the he Malaga Table , ,\ \ CANDY "TASTY" BY | solves, some of our needs, My That source, of revenue, Mr, | City has lost unknown thousands py Raisins AY ' Almond "1 | - 1d Town believed in Confedera- | Editor, only partially tapped, be-|In Revenue and Publicity. ho Sweetheart Cake 29¢ ~y i] tion, Oshawa turned it down and |ing assessed in many cases today | Trusting all will move with "The Ny t Chest J f | it will be divided, --at not more than (4) four per | Times," and thanking you for this Sm Table Icing 1.1b. pkg. 23 i xievenues and Expenditures cent of its retail price to the [and all favors, Pe yrna 1a : 3.1b, Box 99¢c 3) ney oxi iaust Tate the Yours, etc, y Figs 25° 1-lb. Box 39¢ Karavan Stoneless 2% e as a city. . G, ? y '| { ANTI EZE [[n domi wean LX puis s ¥ Dates 19°, pl mus eep 'up, +t ereforo I take MUNICIPAL FINANCES SOUND Larg 880! \ : that item first, n NewYork ORILLIA REPORT SHOWS X Christmas © Assortment iy 5 LL egy o CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL COMPANY LIMITED I out Faiors Report of at the iw ndy Prunes c Xd ,» the debt of the City of Orillia, Dec, 21.--Municipal finan- 3 8 , , 2l. pal finan ' Montreal Toronto Corbyville Winnipeg Vancouver Peawa sighs at $3,471,650.00, alt ces in Orillia Town are-in a healthy ines 29. bot. 1 19¢ and 23c 1b, ina 5.1b. Redwood Box ~y 20, oa Fp a! ", of then, about ABERD EEN |condition, The Treasurer's state- x i 'y ; Sd 2 DA may oy hid a0. dayraanees we HOTEL ment, to be submitted at nomination c ~ 1) meeting next Monday, will show total | sn KARN'S DRUG STORE oa year or so. 1] Wom 820d St. ness 36h Ave. | receipts for the year of $328,600, of r mas rac ers 25° and 495: jy King Street East Phone 378) tow, Mr. Editor, I know I am rE dened which $233,530 was collected in taxes, o fh 8 Courage by' the fore lock,' Among the principal items of ex- i Sto ki i MH © ath O's iif Bs ted my ebinion to one of ro 50 cr v penditures, $56,570 was for schools, Y 209.8.0 oC es ang "y | Rooms A 6,39 . od ONTARIO MOTOR SALES faced with in shout 2 ears with wih © J onsioth | 335 county levy, and $116065 deben. | 3 Ye Ye Yte Wi = 2 \ Simcoe Street South Phone 900 He ie iy sual $1000.00 Ty Toha J. Downey, Menaging Diresw | LUTES and interest, Cash balance is 7 4 L 18 Pig = ( i 1g (3 pe] E271 = tat 227 $1,701 greater than a year ago. = ---- re -------- ---- a. = - em NZ -- SEN Te = NS ONS NI Soa AS Nr VAN NN SNS NANG ONAN NG R PI hf 4 \\} ¢ » Zo Ci 4 ---With Each--- - ZB | &, | i ¥ ------ ZN 2 A Competitive Price $159.00 Special Sale Price $139.00 Saving to YOU $ 20.00 | Pay 5 Eo 00 Zz GYRATOR WASHER During the Christmas Citt Seaso | - ME Four Premiums Down BALANCE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS BEGINNING JANUARY pw Tee ST --. ANN a a AT A A A PITT ATE at. ---- Ss - oo C-- oe -' apr WZDL SOI na NEN 57208 With Each W asher FOLDING TUB STAND FOLDING IRONING BOARD FOLDING CLOTHES DRYER CLOTHES BASKET | NO INTEREST CHARGES FOR TIME PAYMENTS Jai BOWRA ELECTRIC SHOP Wl PAN -FREE- ; a El J | OSHAWA SPAIN 4733 pA | § [