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Ba an x & PAGE EIGHT THE QSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930 I DEVELOPMENT OF "HYDRO PROCEEDS AT GRATS FALLS Ontiirio Hydro-Electric' Sys- 4 tem 'and Quebec Company Build Joint Dam on Ottawa ottawa, Jap. 6.---Outside the eonfines of Vidoria Island, a rock- bound aud heavily-wooded strip of the land in the Otlawa river near| Fitzroy Harbor, there is little idea | of, the gigantic strides being taken I, the development of .what 18 to he one of the largest.power pro- jects in cither Ontario or Quebec. Only the Quebec end of the work has been authorized but the On- tario power area has heen survey- ed and ofiicially approved. As a matter of fact the whole. power system at the Chats rapids fs ob- vlously anticipated, as evidenced by "the stability of the work al- ready done on both sides of the] _provinciel boundary line in the Ot- fawa. .The development on the Quebec side of the river is being { operated the trading post in that vicinity and still further back to the day that Samuel de Champlain ascended from the lower reaches of the Ottawa to the level of the [Rapides des Chats, a few hundred vards from the site where will now stand the spattous power house, aud there erected a red cedar cross proclaiming "The land and the waters as the = pessession of France." : Pour hundred men are mow at work; a right-of-way has been cut through the woods for the C.N.R.| on the Ontario side and today the steel is laid, to the Quebec boun- dary; huge cranes unload the great pieces of British Columbia fir and cedar; tons of rock have been blasted and removed for the right- of-way, then came the grading gang and immediately following them were the men with the steel, The crib work of the railway is to be utilized in part as the coffer dam d. that structure is being construdyed for several hundreds, of yardsl. extending almost . to Mohr's Island, which is the centre of the river and will ultimately be the centre of the work. With the completion of the cofferdam con- struction of the permanent con- crete dam nearly three miles in length, and the power house, will be commenced. It is not antici- pated the project will be complet- ed for three years. To create a head capable of de- veloping 250,000 horsepower, it will be necessary to raise the wat- approached from the Ontario side srherc all work is of a permanent character. * The location about 15 miles tawa. To the neople of eastern Ont special interest attaches to place because of its historical as- pociations, leading o to the days json's Day Company £ | o| | | { project is of Ot- of the northwest ari tl ey 23 when the Hud le FURNITURE REPAIRED Refinished or made to order, J. B. BEECROFT Whitby, Phone Whitby 12, Oshawa 324 W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses Boys' Aviation Caps, solid leather. 98¢ Special ...... DUMINION CLOTHING CO 08 KING ST. W. L hone 2141 We Deliver | COAL COAL Phune 198 W. J. SARGANT | rd--y Bloor treet K. { 1% rapids to the level of the lake, a rise of about 17 feet, but as there | is nothing but forests ynd rocky | shores surrounding the area, pro- perty damage is not anticipated ex- cept on the right-of-way of the C. N.R. on the Ontario side; whether the railway will be reconstructed to curve away from the lake or a retaining wall built for consider- cided upon. The purchase of several proper- ties from private owners, the con- traet for the development on both | sides of the boundary line and the | equipment | house will mean an expenditure by {the Hydro-Electric Commission | Ontario of the immense power of and the Royal: Securities Corporation of Quebec of some- where between $12,000,000 and 1$156,000,000. | "To have an appreciation of and understanding of the tive fi t genuine and remunera- of wealth." --0Otto H. Khan. ! TIME TABLES EX & x Totes Peitess Re a C. P. R. TIME TABLE Effective Sept. 29, 1903, (Standard Time) Going West 5.45 a.m. Daily (Except a.m. Daily, Datiy (Except Daily, Daily {Except Gong st 10.05 a.nn Dail. : 2.04 p.m, Daily (Except Sundav). 8.03 p.nr,. Daily (Except Sunday), (Lacept Saturday). o Sundaj). Sundoy) D he r . 7.34 pom, S Sunday) Daly bail Orders Uromptly wri | We have several desirable houses for rent. CUTLER & PRESTON Real Estate Insurance Telephone 572-2273 Night calls 510-1560 61 King St. West Consider: Then act; Wonderful opportunity: We have some geod houses where good lots will be accept ed as first payment, Apply DISNEY REAL ESTATE Phone 1550 JRead this: DIAMONDS BURNS JEWELRY STORE King & Prince Sts. ] "Machinery Repairing NOTHING LUO LAKGE NOTHING 200 SMA!L » Adanac Machine Shop jn Hing St. W. hone 1214 REPAIRING WATCHES CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Effective Sept. 2¢, 1929 (Standard Time) : Eastbound 8.23 a.m. Naily, excert Sund 8.53 a.m, Sunday oul. 1000 p.m, 1 ay. ndav except Sunda cacept Sunday, ww Stand $2 pom. | A pnt, Daily, except Saturday, Sunday, Sunday. Sunday. ro. except Sundav. Whitby, Oshawa. Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after "Sept, 29, 1829) Geing West ! Arrive | Hospital | a 10.50 a.m. 1245 pm a. SeMa mat nS om TNS TO 00 NS 3pp383 ppp 3 FE 2 43 pm | 6.45 p.m. n r PPOPPpesEe 35 SEN RASS PPOPPPESEPP BRsspaNihaklh S33BAN a =] fey paz > --- od CREA at Ad 8 = EA PN 11.00 p.m, Time mark er from the basin below the Chats | for art is to have one | | IN BRITISH EMPIRE HISTORY ARRIVES FROM OTTAWA Gen. Jan. Christian Smuts, former pwas in Ottawa on Thursday where he | the station yesterday and his premier of South Africa and anthor- {sounded a peace note and spoke on host in Toronto; (2) a characteristic The {portrait of Gen. Smuts, showing him ity on British Empire } 3) H N " wtih te in uniform; and (3) Hon. Newton W, who was n Toronto Jesterca Sir Rowell, who was with Sir Robert | his first visit to Canada. Gen. Sinuts Falconer when the general arrived, | | MAPLE GROVE Toronto, | 31.-~A large her our pastor who deliver- was photo- Robert Nations. (1) Gen, the League of here connections, upon | graplis show: Sints Falconer, who met : 1 New- { Miss | snent | Mrs, Stevens, | Steven Mrs, sSuu- Miss castle, 'spent Greta Munday, Mr. and Mrs. R. Misses Dorothy and Betty isited the former's daughter, t Snowden, Toronto on Winnie Rickard, Sunday with Burnett with Mr. and Mrs, Christmas FP, Swallow. sister, Maple Grove, Dec. congregation vreeted on Sunday afternoon ed a splendid sermon appropriate to the closing of the year. Our Sunday School was largely attend ed,, a hundred and sixteen being present, 1 The annual meeting of the Sun-| day Schocl will be held in the { hall on Monduy evening, Jan, 6. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hone c¢21 the arrival of a YOu f m » Laird gpent few PARIS 1S GIVING PLAGE TO YOUTH ~ AS 1930 BEGINS Trend In French Capital Towards The Modern Idea Paris, Jan. 6.--The ~ young Year coming to Paris finds youth ing served, in more ways than one, The new year sees only one beard in the new Tardieu cabinet and that's a pretty fair symptom of a new state of things, The beard belongs to Henri Cheron, Minister of indicating youth utilizes the caution of age Seen from an airplane, Pari n't changed her broad general outline but her face has been lifted and she is massaging her wrinkics; she needs a little more color. Modern art has hit the stor fronts of geometricai angnlarity out like lighthouses, Green, and violet lights illuminate shops even the opera, The old bour sie is afraid "the traditional bea of old Paris" will be destroyed, 1 has even been legislation to prote historic spots fram the ambitior those who want modern quarters, Yet the thirsty travelller rest usual on cafe's sidewalk * Many old landmark § replaced by higher-priced perous looking a New De 3, New tick and | shabby Finance, | has-{ blue | attention on store windows, Ioreign shoppers take for granted they can find in any store one with enough polyglot to take their moncy. 'ven the cops arg learning English. sone i. 4 défay--can see dhem here Ire, in fact, now runs largely to Eng lish, Russian, German and American shows and about half the French ac- tors and three-fourths of the singer are out of work. 'Baron de Roth child has given Paris the best-cquip- well-seasuned by a couple of years y 3 {ped playhouse in the world but mod- {ernism hasn't gone so far as to usc {printed tickets with scat checks, ll legibly pencilled flimsy still is used and the three solemn judge-li per sons in evening clothes still s 1 rostrufi and assign seats to ft who pay as they enter without know- ing where they can sit. Strangely, although there are mo cars, there is less noise. Buses getting. pneumatic tires I lice have forbidden {o'clock in the torn ling a nine o'clock town, m { have had half their sleep | {and don't mind the silenc | But the real youthf is in other dire { business and s¢ { Andre Tardieu, the nc hose a st peopl 1e govermment, red tape and shocke ancestors by decid Id lowered and yet 1 d 1 Visitors who like their native hits | The thea- | yy that time | HARDWOOD OORS LAID Elcetric Sanded and Finish ed Complete W. J. TRICK CO., LTD. 25 Albert Street Phone 230, 231 Ee 3 Z 4 18 SIMCOE ST. 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