AGE TWO

iffE ir kTROWEWIStt(ittaxine

A Happy New Year to All Our Jewish
Friends

Season's Greetinffs
and Best Wishes

Greetings of the Season

Horseshoe Battery Service

ESSEX DEVELOPMENT
CO., Ltd.

All Makes of Radio and Car Batteries
Repaired and Recharged

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Radio Batteries Called For and Delivered

RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS

BURNSIDE 6290

617 Aylmer Ave., at Horseshoe

1480 Howard Avenue

WINDSOR, ONT.

P RINCE
E WARD
H OTEL

MI RON R. GILBERT, Mgr .

Forge & Stamping

Company

We Wish the Entire Jewish Commun-
ity a Happy and Prosperous
New Year

JOSEPH BROWN

LATHING and PLASTERING

Limited

WINDSOR OAS CO, Ltd.

Plain, Ornamental, Cement, Stucco, Etc.

Phone Burnside 4981

129 Chatham St. West

WINDSOR, ONT.

COR, PARK

OUELLETTE,

Dominion

Phone Burnside 3800

WINDSOR, ()NT.

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

500 Tecumseh Road W.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Seneca 3434

WINDSOR, ONT.

Canada's Storehouse of Riches

WINDSOR, ONT

WINDSOR TUNNEL CONTRACTORS

ACCOMPLISH ENGINEERING FEAT'

Any story of the progress of active power projrnts
EAST WINDSOR
now in pros-
:
Canada and the relation of that pact promise
ONTAR I O
ro i se to add anothe r
story to the people of the United 2
Building a mountain of play, a
,00
0,00
0
horsepower
in
the
vex
States must go back to one out- , few years. Approximal
t t't foot of Randolph street in th e t problem from that of laying the
standing fact of all. The Cana- 000,000 is invested nin thy e$900 - Detroit river, only to dig throng tubes on the river bd, so to con-
e
busi - it again, is the accomplishment o struct a steel-ribbed e tube under a
' great,
dian people own a country of netts at present, and at least $200,
undeveloped
f busy street, without jeopardizing
resources. 000,000 more will be required fo r - the Detroit-Canada tunnel engi
nearby business buildings, with-
These are wonderfully rich in vs-' the developments now definitely veers—what some might call
riety and extent.
doubtful accomplishment, but du a out disturbing the city's sewerage
projected.
e
or
water supply systems, without
Canada is a land of great dis.
to the tremendous engineering
The progress of manufacturing
destroying, underground power and
tances and vast extent. The land is synchronizing with the growth problems involved in constructin g telephone cables and without
dis-
area consists of 3,603,910 miles, of water-power development. Such a physical connection between the , Irupting
traffic above ground, the
extremely rich in arable soil, tim- tremendous undertakings as the United States and Canada, one tunnel engineers
solved the task
ber, furs, minerals, and water Canadian Aluminum Company's vital to the success of the project . by designing a special shield. This
e this mountain of
And becaus
power. There are 80,813 square huge power plant, power installa- clay
is now co mpleted, the sand- shield is pressed forward by hy-
miles of water, noted for its lion, and townsite at Arvida, on
hogs
who
have
been marking time ; draulic jacks, a foot at a time, so
wealth of fisheries. Four-fifths of the Saguenay River, Quebec, now
behind the great shield far under the sandhogs carve away the earth
this huge area, bouned
by the ,
d
in rocess of development, are di- the street on this side, with only in front of it.
Atlantic,
Pacific,
and
Ar
London and Victoria, Windsor, Ont. Geo. Campeau, Manager
ctic oceans rectly the results of it. The effect
The sandhogs work behind the
and by the United States of Amer- upon the costs of production is 100 feet separating the deep hole shield, manipulating, through small,
Wyandotte and Parent, Windsor, Ont. J. N. Caouette,
Mgr.
y
1449 Wyandotte W., Windsor, Ont. Geo. Campe
ica, is practically virgin territory,' obvious, in comparison with the front the first tube sunk in the soles, long slicing
au, Manager
knives that pull
awaiting the coming of the pio- older methods of providing light, river, will resume work burrowing back into the completed
Drouillard Rd., E. Windsor, Ont. M. Piton, Manager
shaft the
their way to the goal.
Ottawa St., E. Windsor, Ont. G. Lamontagne, Manager
neer. heat and power. It is this plenti.
particles of earth as they are cut
T ons and tons
Lincoln and Ottawa, Walkerville, Ont. L. French, Manager
of the earth they away. Then the shield is forced
Climate naturally varies ex- tude and cheapness of hydro-elec. have
dug
out
from under Randolph
tremely, since much of this terri- tric energy, combined with a rich
street have been dumped into the forward and behind it a giant arm,
1342 Mercer St.
tory lies States,
south of
of it the/
that enables
Canada
look for- river at the foot of the street to bearing a massive stri p of eel,
United
wh portions
some of
abundance
of basic
raw to materials,
Phone Burnside 3077-3078
e
rotates, carrying the stee l bond en-
reaches to the Pol
make
a
solid
mass
against
which
WINDSOR, ONT.
A range of ' ward with confidence to the future;
tirely around the inside of the
crops from corn, early vegetables, of her industrial and commercial the shield can press. Without this earthen tube. This band is then'
mountain of solid earth, covering
peaches and other tender fruits in ' life '
welded into place
a gai nst a pre-
the route the great tunnel will
the mouth, to hard winter wheat in
The forest wealth of the Domin., take, the borers would have noth- ce ding one, making an other com-
the
north,
is
grown.
The
Cana-i
ion,
consisting
of
500,000
square
plete
rib.
A
foot
at
a time this
■ dian wheat crop is associated
ing above to resist the pressure of
in miles of merchantable timber, is the
operation is repeated day in and '
compressed air .
day
the oreign mind with agricultural
,
g eve oped in close rely lion-
r
nearin
g
the
I
Now the clay mountain has been the sunken tube that rests
production, but the value of other ship to the expansion of by
30 al fe
et
and the air compressors will
the land, including electric power. This is pa/lieu dr built
from
shore
on
the
bed
of
the
I)
Id a u rlsyl start
livestock, far exceed', that of the
rt operation so the sandhogs trait river.
livestock,
true of the pulp and paper in
continue slicing away the bar-
wheat crop.
try, in the production of w hich tier between the Detroit approach
Vacant land in almost every Canada assumed world
',hi p and the already buried tubes.
leade
province still remains for th in 1926. The
JEW INVENTS TURKISH
output of news
a ir Increase Gradual.
ant er. Huge areas of the finest the major product of the Canadian
STENOGRAPHY SYSTEM
OFFICES IN LONDON, HAMILTON, TORONTO
soil have never yet been inhabited Paper
The
pressure
of
the
air
will
be
industry, rose from 1,081,-
205 DOUGLAS BLOCK
_areas as large in size as the 000 tons in 1922 to 2,087,000 tons retained at 10 pounds until the
C ONSTANTINOPLE. — (J. T.
total extent of many European in 1927, nearly a 100 per cent t men reah the river bank, when i
countries. Land suitable for a wide growth in the five-year period. The will be c increased to around 15 A.)--Turkey has made another
WYANDOTTE AND OUELLETTE AYES.
range
of agricultural crops will Dominion in 1927 produced 601,- , p pounds, which is the approximate step forward in its process of west-
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be available
in many parts of the 454 tons more than the United ressure on the bed of the channel. ernization with the introduction of
Windsor, Ont,
610 Pierre Avenue
Dominion for the pioneer
Building the Detroit-Canadian a stenographic system in the Turk-
Phone Burnside 250.3990
States, and exported more than t unn
ish language .
is 1
11 many decades to come. There is, all other countries combined. L
to
one of the
Nesa.
WINDSOR, ONT.
The system was invented and
for instance, an area of wheat land year Canadian newsprint to ant greatest engineering
teeth
of
the
p
available, that the plow has never value of approximately $115,0 the age an
ll p of the world 'J erfected by Mr. Ben Aroya, a
d from aarts
00,..
noted
engineers have come to in- h ewish teacher. No such system
turned, greater in extent than the 000 was fed to American ne
spect the accomplishment. A ad existed previously. The Ben
area which at present produces the paper presses. In addition to
entire wheat crop of the United and paper, artificial silk, l pulp' Construction of the approaches f roya system has been adopted
States.
proved to be an entirely different t or recording the proceedings of
planks, laths, boards, and shins rags.'
les
Th
he Turkish parliament.
is vacant
' landless
is a land awaiting the , are all being manufactured from -
natural resource that I the Canadia
an adlan forests and play an n nd gold of British n Columbia; the w
, does not lend itself to spectacular increasing part in n omest c an eold,
'
ere exported to the United States
copper and zinc at the
achievement in a day or a
. Flin d uring the last fiscal
external trade .
Flop and Cold Lake
B ut
el
is real wealth that will au-
Manitoba, and th e co p pe r , z i nc and
or extent of $13,973,579 and furs ttit
Minerals of Untold Wealth
, predate with every decade, that
Nowher e i a th ere a domain Gold in the Rouyn se ctor of Que the value of $14,335,751.
' will provide homes and futures
Like romance reads the tale o
richer in mineral resources. An
fi
I for millions of people, that will ore-bearing rock formation know! bee are known to everyone, as are. the use of the airplane in
a dozen other new and old famous
opening
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
; always be the foundation of Can
mining areas.
e
up and developing Canada's hinter
as thambri
an
rn Shield ,
ion character and prosperity and] tends from
land.
Fleets
of
planes
are
in
con
Pre-C Northe
Quebec in
Canada supplies the major part stunt operation today on the bor-
I that must never be overlooked in j the east across Northern Ontario
507 Montmorenc y St., Cor. Howard Burnside 7157
I studying the position and possi- rand Manitoba to Saskatchewan and of the asbestos supply of the world ders of civilization, aiding the
from
mining areas in Quebec. Coal prospector in his arguous task;
i bilities of Canada. lAlberta in the west. It contains
Cheapest Power in the World.
is found in Nova Scotia and in Al- scouting for pulp and paper com-
WINDSOR, ONT.
i nearly every known metal and is berta in huge
quantities. Iron is panies; making observations and
Great deposits of coal exist inl already internationally famous for
910 McDougall Avenue
i both the east and west of Canada,) its gold, silver, nickel and copper common in the Pre-Cambrian mapping for the federal and pro-
shield. Petroleum is being secured
Burnside 3085
but hydro-electric energy is being. deposits.
Its wealth may be in Ontario and Alberta. In short, vincial governments; guarding for.
— I harnessed apace to supply power gauged when the mineral produc-
ests against fire; acting in a strict-
WINDSOR, ONT.
Canada
has
such
a
wealth
of
min-
1 y m cheaper
coal. The develop- Lion of that 5 per cent portion of
ly commercial capacity as trans-
c000 ca0000 00c0000
eeLt s o h ti f s than
wbaeteen r o power
pn cie w
i tnhe recent j t u h t i ri ,, s i n a In . eitt ore-
: i i b 4 ea anr,i ni tr cso hn i e s l id d ,, r w e d h i c i n h erals of all kinds already discov- portation media through trackless
ered, and such activity is under forests and the uncharted wilder.
-, relation to the fact that the shield way, both in developing known ness for the private individual.
I outstanding of Canadian develop
menu. The potential hydro-elec- covers some 60 per cent of the properties and in prospecting for Whole mining plants have been
new, that eventual production will transported piecemeal by airplane.
1 tric power of the Dominion. esti.: Canadian mainland. Mineral pro- be
limited only by the consuming In 1927, 18,932 passengers and
, mated at some 50,000,000 horse- duction of all kinds, in steadily in-
1,098,346 pounds of
power,is greater than that of any creasing volume will, it is believed capacity of world markets.
freight were
other nation. The actual develop. by many, eventually supplant agri-
Last year the mineral output of transported by air to northern
W. H. MORREY, I'res.
/ sent is second only to that of Nor- culture as
mining camps.
Caned
was
valued
at
$244,520,000,
W. W. GREEN, See'y•Treas.
the prime wealth-pro-
I way, and is rapidly forging ahead ducing industry of the Dominion. and Canadian coal, copper, gold,
Such is a brief review of the ex-
■
to first place. In so brief a sketch as this it is iron, nickel and silver was export- tent and development of Canadian
In 1922, total water power in- manifestly impossible to give
ed to the United States to the ex- natural resources. Progress is just
Cleaners and Dyers
any tent of, $45,000,000. Nor are i in its
stallation stood in round figures at [ sweeping analysis of the mineral
beginning. The future holds
' :3,000,000 housepower; on the first i resources of Canada. The gold transactions altogether in raw ma- glorious promise for the Domin-
day of January, 1928, it had in-;
The
home of Faultless Cleaners
Last year the New York ion. The wealth of a dozen king-
fields of Porcupine and Kirkland
p
301.302-303 Exchange Building
creased to 4,778,000 horsepower,' Lake in Ontario; the nickel, cop- Central Railroad purchased rails. doms is sread
across 3,000 mile s
an increase
of
territor
in
Canada
for
the
Ontario
division
of nearly 60 per cent l per and zinc areas in the Sudbury
y and over half a conti-
h impulse of the initial
WINDSOR, ONT.
in five years. During 1928 the in., district of Ontario; the silver area of the Michigan Central Railroad. nent. Te
creased installation has almost ex- /
stages of
Smaller but still important nat-
expansion has quickened
Cobalt and Gowganda in On-
213 Mill St., Sandwich
ceeded 500,000 horsepower while at
tario; the lead, copper, zinc, silver t ural resources are the fisheries and t Canadian trade and commerce. Na-
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he furs of the Dominion. Fish d Copal prosperity has succeeded
WINDSOR, ONT.
oubt and discouragement.

Season's Greetings

The Season's Greetings

La Banque Provinciale
du Canada

Midland Wood Products Ltd.

LUMBER

Doors, Sash, Moulding, Hardwood
Flooring, Etc.

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John A. Campbell &

Limited

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Co.

D. GOURD & CO.

AUTO FINANCING

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
COMMISSIONER

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ELMER'S GARAGE

A Happy New Year to You

General Repairing on All Makes of Cars

Essex Coal Co.

GOOD FUEL

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Holiday Greetings

Morrey Green, Limited

MY VALET

REALTORS

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SURE•WELD

The Season's Greetings

ELECTRIC WELDING

COMPANY

A. A. LITTLE

Estimates Free

HOUSEMOVING CO.,
Ltd.

We Do Boiler Repairing of All Kinds.

Our Sloan is ":, ..rwice"

S
e ason's Greetings
Season's

c

5000 —SENECA-5000

123 PITT ST. E.

WINDSOR, ONT.

WINDSOR, ONT.

Burnside 8156
Res., Burnside 7290

In Granite or Marble
Also Stone Work

Windsor, Ont.

Season's Greetings

George's Service Station

and Long Distance Moving

1301 Marentette at Banwell

WINDSOR, ONT.

tanuo*neeedooeeeenociettonoeueee

Burnside 1032

Gas, Oil, Auto Accessories and Tire Repairing
Battery Charging

301 California Ave., Cor. Wyandotte.

SANDWICH, ONT.

Seneca 1917-W

ZALEV BROS.

WINDSOR, ONTARIO

A Happy and Prosperous New Year to All Our

Jewish Friends and Patrons

CARTAGE

Local

Builders' Hardware

ocien

C.

S. E. RIGG, Proprietor

Res., Burnside 6703
Phone Seneca 1470

Nights and Holidays, Seneca 2694-W

octmoo-eoive

335 Pitt St. East., Windsor, Ont.

Season's Greetings

Excelsior Granite and
Marble Works.

MONUMENTS

42 Pitt St. West

Windsor

J. T. WING & CO., Ltd.

From

Plumbing, Heating & Factory Supplies

Phone Seneca 488

Rear 305 Victoria Ave.

i

Season's Greetings

PORT BLE OUTFIT

Welding Contractors and Jobbers

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Turkish Baths

OPEN NIGHT AND DAY
Wednesday Ladies' Day

PHONE BURNSIDE 8172

Season's Greetings to All Our Jewish
Friends

Murray Bottling Works

Try Our Vita Health Exerciser

Russian Turkish Baths

460 Mercer Street

Windsor, Ont.

139 Market Square

WINDSOR, ONT.

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