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OIE CANADA
impTAALMIEhli 1886
Capital least aid Undivided
Profits 1111.11141,706
feud Assets liver g{.t.tra1
ROW MUl:11
REMAINS
nun handle 'Tent}' rot
Ironer' - bow much 1,
yours at the end of the
yarn' Probably more u1 it would be if you made a habit of
,iepotiting a fair proportion of it, regularly, in a Saving.
.Ac(`Attnt in this Bank.
Start saving vow.. The habit will grow, to your great
•advantage. i,cwt opens an accouut
Groderich 13ratt h. W L. HORTON. Manager.
.
THE GODER1CH
RURALTELEPHONECO.,1.1
HEAL OFFICE, GODERICH
t tor Telephone Lines run through the Townships of Colborne.
Ashfield. Fast and West Wawanosh and Mullett, having Central
Oenoes connecting with the Bell Telephone 'Company at Goderich
and Bsyth.
IaS'l' OF SPBSCRIBERS:
DUNGANNON
Walkout. J.
Mallough Hot
Durnin. T.
McKena'e. R.
McClure. Wu).
Wallington. C.
Rivera, Albert
kinin, Chas.
Elliott, Chas.
Allen. T J..
Augustine. B.
McNee..1. R.
'Sterling Bank of t Onad:.
'dedd. Dr. John
Young. S. J.
Treleaven. N.
t 'rawfotd. B. J
Whyard & Son
Daae. Dr.
Sproul, (;has.
BENMI LLER
Goldthorpe. A..1.
Hill. Wm.
Hobert too. C. A.
Maeda. Mew.
Yt wart Estate
Hui. Hugi.
Walters, John
Walters, Wm.
Young. A. A.
Allen. t :baa.
.Allen. Aldin
t isedel. Win.
LAKE SHOR l' 1.1 N 1,
Giesler. 'IJV n
1LcNii1. t • t
McMann. Jit.
Dawson. E: 1
Hunter. Johi,
iimpsotr..1 H
' oboeshd. Jot,
Chisholm let
Whim: Pete -
One Wow Mhor. Ky. t•
fellows. 100 11orw41)n41
1.ills. F
Hayden. H •
Monnet. s
' I LE
UOsu,w
IEenwate Rev
Bdtheringtor.
Young. A a
'look titan..
ST. AUGUSTINE
Boyle. John
Medd. Stephen
Thompson. Mrs.
Tbo'ppsoe, Wna.
Thbmpeon, Uriah
Craig. John
McAllister. Wm.
SI cAllieter, Roht.
McIntosh. Wm.
M.:Cabe. Thos.
Mills. John
Washington. Joseph
Boyle Bow.
Moss, Fred
CARLOW
Powell. W. J.
Hamilton,!Jos.. 1
Johnston. A.
Young..Tas.
yeionds. Wm
Varnee, Col.
McLeod, Alex.
Koberteoo. John
WESTFIELD,
ALTRURN AND BLYTH
lrquith, Alf.
Young. tire. J.
Riddell. W. T.
Knox, H. E.
'.terling Bank of Ceeads
Manor. Mr
I bettsted t , (boo.
YMingblUt. Geo.
Weir, i)t.
Itnbertoe. it.
Nichol/1m. Mrs.
Hoare. Joh n
Andean:. W1n.
I,a•khart. M.
H..hins.at, Archie
Hartford, Theis.
itedmond..J oh n
Farrow, W.
Parks. W. J.
1' s, 'fire. .1.
Nei, Jae.
Harty. Jar.
Wood, Jan.
DOW. A:
Stoles. H.
I .aehhsirt . 11.
Farah, 0. K.
An. Par. Sty.. Anhui e
lh. t.,ompas.; tr. liropst• s1 1.. ii..4r1 Wwsaw► :tatNay farm
remakes* or 'store tbrosgbout them 1'rntres hip. providing they we
eagegb saelser4bete Moog the Ilse u• warren. tb• espesd11i10- We
wv111 iouteeet with parties to Maid tee hyena Moog Mr red whin
the wish htupbose we metus. made. giving the sufteeFilten, the
hallteet 0( work daring -h. winter .r 4a •k
11 a ow our . ron..n.as.xt.Na i h. rarer«r and give hint good
service. Dy having oat Tetepboow to Too' hones vtwl are alai• D•
talk to pay ptsse where there- • Telspbonr ,.ne,munI IIot 1tV.
have the same ceineattoe as ant acv h tinned& . relephowu 051
may Withabt a good emeneetto• with tee manna 'conk ow lose -
Melones compastSS l$ woytblses a. roe ono tri' drawn were -lee
.,wecga.wooc.., ihna/t1 '.e .tot
All apprieaUoes few phone.- •
dressed' to
MA$AGMR. OODRRI('H RURAL
GODALI('HLWHUNh Irl i4art0N
GODERIOH. ONTARIO. CANADA JANUARY 19 1911
cloosrttf7ee MAtMtfllrs, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Jan. » NOT A NEW PROJECT.
Timpapat .Ya Wei gent to es.own,. own,. M Kirke, Deal es
sats Nation W Apv►Iwm 101•sefatraai-letastn
N Mil D6' a•e
k Garin• Ottawa 1 CANAL SCHEME MOOTED OVER
r wkeaR peeler&. 81 SO Oa
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change or running advertise-
ments must be lett at this office by
Monday noon to ensure ,neertior
in issue of same week.
• FOR SALE.
VOR SALE. -A FRAME BARN ON
C .south stmet . 92[9. fret.. To be gold sut-
ie.:t to immediate removal from this lot. Por
prlo.aad.terms apply to WM. ANSTAY. next
door south of property. 61-11
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WAKTED.-APPRENTI('E TO
learn the baking" 111189. Appy to
THOS. W ARRENIte. Hamilton street.
sun
CENTRAL TELEGRAPH SCHOOL,
Torp end Oen ard Streets, Toronto, offer,
sit xoelled facilluea fee trample seen( .nen 10
✓ allwa7 agent's work. indsdine to legrsph op -
ermine Free utalO&ue explain*.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
FARM FOK SALE. -ON 2ND CON-
cintIoN. wait Wawa/o.4. two ban -
serer of gond land. suitable for Nay or
woo. Young orchard. Hank barn end eMed
pl�pon benhowme+
e. implst shed. driving
hwee, etc.: also stwd frame hoose with aerie
Debar, kttreen and woodshed. Two sever•
LaC1sg wells Ione inside carni. The farm is
well feeeed and neer to church and saheb.
The owner intends going Nest. ANDREW
M. KIRKE. Itungannoo. 34-119
berm L ebur n -'O H Mammy. MOW . - • . 1
Boy. -sad Glrlr- ':Uatat, Buuae010e11Ns.. • • 2
Aanuel tdteekteidae tale-- U M. a lea.. 3
Dlroluuos al Partweniap- Wm. MIPS ►
Your Chasms ire Close --W. J. Moir* CO4
O 13 tor the Asslag-..Howell H.elmere On1
Twt Nose Dari Wallow C. Maker,. . d
thew Modest Treat M C. A . .. _ . .2
Bako Fervyth glaa•ortde,: 9
January Clearing dale - iota. Peeler -10
January Belo •.,onUno.t-J. H. Uewmac i
ppe•re. Wanted --Tho.. warmest ' 1
hussar, o'1Mrtue Prime -- W. Arises t Soo 4
wit) H.rritate Marut. Ikea2
Sprite Flan and Shlrte--McLeen Br.... ...
nearing yaw -- Duwsina a: D4acVima: 5
Barn roc 4.4. It m. enemy. 1
Appltmuot.a Parllartaeoa-•)nt•rio Welt t
Shore Railway Conroe ny
Heade. A .1 coops. ... 5
Reader -- Blacck •too.'.s Keutau "sot. ... 6
Tinton «). Llneo--Tka Goderich Aural Td-
phone to.. Ltd .. 1
January Sale- Hodaens Bees M
leaden---Illtutrated Travel Talk .... 6
Farm laborer, tor,,ntarlo-Director of Col-
oniratioo. Toronto
Lands for the dealer --Director of Coloniza-
tion. Toronto ..... .... .........2
Bog 910e- N. C. ranaeror .. I.t
OFFICES TU RENT ON NORTH
street, lately 000epled• by J. L. Yillorsn
-rand Andrew Porter. AVOW to J. P. /MOWN
21-tf
1100i1 SALE. -FIVE AURES. WEST
L' iiln Bayfield road. between Britannia
toad a & Steam street : rood portion of this
land s,Iisb beer market garde...mall Nolte.
e tc. lay 111 to two part.. of two and one -halt
same serol. Tor pride and term. write H. .a
JORDAN. ITS Windsor Ave.. Windsor Ont.
THAT iS FRUIT LAND IN BRIT -
71 SLA Udlmbla wurtb A .sell trait
farm in Itdgswood Orchards. Kootesey. dis-
trim. B. C.. will make yyoeuu independentfor life.
Mese lends are new seltlog from Vv. •., tee, per
acre in saver' to fitt7 acre tract, and are
worth over If1J4Xt per acre when eolti..u,d sad
matured. Ideal climate, good fishing _� F
tem', monthly installment plan. JOHN
LLOYD. i Ootae4o : tre.•c. Stestfordgesersl
agent tar Ontario.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE.'
_____
Nona, 4 mettle irons. that en applatetion
els be mala ts tiro Llredatsee Of tits Prey -
lace W United*a t thereofas 19 faaei1. isapeo3 �
tae
awe dthe t6tstfeed Railway ramI.•7 ti
Fumite Oval a tranehlae toe a atria
al
grantee by city of t4trettete to T.
.ep. If. 1.. 4119.., D. Reel. and A. Bard
w MO 1.7311 of the said city of etrat.
email the 16th day of twist. A D.
Etta power to 000.troc, .rad operate •
I Wway le the said dry. and aloe grass
rima oom0a•7 authority sad Dower to les
et equip. oompl.te. maintain tad
een-nterurbar, *allway 41.1,1471, hes,
edty of etrestordd - name the mantle- Of
and Harm ii •, westerly direction to
Lake Huron and .us., with pews, to non
struct btsnebs or the .u, tins In a wa.rterb
and northerly � direeuon •o •h. town .t Mitch
ell sod the vttMge of Monkton sad also with
pow •o ley Oat. deestrsct, e.0114complete.
ale and a line ot railway horn
Stratfordot in oorti.rlyy i
eby re new the vfl19 s et Mtivertot 0
N Lietowe, : sad aiau w1t1, moo to
raet. equip. complete. maintain'
Ilse at railway to as ea.terb
the eity of atrnthtrd 'e ,ase 41
10a et fivisteek
ted at Stratford t0ie tweedy-sevrvHb day
of laaaenb.r A. D. MIS.
Ma'RIN11 It-Unetioity. dteeff��l1��tdd
. ft. 9elielte.v fen CIN Ataa =int.
GUNDRY'S
1 • i veru.
Cab and 'Bus
Stables
THE RED BAIRN
South Swat. Godsrieh
All .•.Ir trig. ate Nee Buses
maws all Train. end Rteaoere.
..rt ctelat• &Mention given 1..
tills trove private re.idenee-.
Phone No. flfl.
ROOMS TO LET.
1FCNNISHEL HOUSE TO RENT
for winter months at r•etaonable rent.
Apply Box 10, SIGNAL OFFICE.
TENDER; WANTED.
SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE-
Ck1V6D by the under.irned. executors
for tie estate of the late William Dough •rty,
et the township of Ashfield. for the following
property '-
Parte of lots No. 1: and 18. Lake Road Broken
Front oonoe.sioa tet the township of Coibo. rhe.
in the county et Huron. containing Dante-tso
acre.. more or less. .boat twenty-five acres
bush and the balani . leered.
Tenders marked "render. re Dougherty &-
tate." will be received by Tho.. A. Dougherty.
Shermaidton P. 0.. up to Tue.dky. loosely
24th. 1911. in,itu4Jv. The highest or any
tender not ueoes.arilr are prod.
Trans • -Ten per cent. cash at time of sale.
balance in four month,
THOMAS A. DOUGHERTY. I Kxeeutors.
ED. McLLAN. f
PIBLIIC NOTICE
1TURON COUNTY COUNCIL
.11 MEETING.
The council of the nouuty of Huron will melt
Si the ognoc.I chamber. in th • town of Gude•
rich. at o'clock. on the 2110 of this month.
.411 accounts for settlement must be plume
with the clerk before this date.
W. E. Clerk.
Dated January 9tb. fell. 3421
See
Z'h a Signal's
C'lubbigg °Gist
tr newsptpea bargaitr. All
the leading Canadian ptblica-
itOna at reduced price'
THY 19118N41. PRINTING: 00.. Ltd, lbs, ..... -
feeling anti 'poet suitable to the lei .
slot. He gave credit to the people of
the teatime for the long period he had
served them, because they were all
tgreea ble among tbemeel'es .id
Pleased with the teseher.
FtFI v YEARS AC4O Other congval•ilatory remarks evere
then trade by Malcolm McEwen,
chairman of the evening, Wm. Glee,
J. J. wrier Retails a Meeting Held •. heave of Stanley, '1'. Pierer, William
the Britian Exchange Motel in 1866.
at Wlec' the Project of a Canal
from Godertch to Harnilto.. Was
U.etuase'1-
NOTICE.
1 --
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Wflhen' Knox
and John A. Knox. delta business under the
tars =moot Knox Bro... Is hereby 08roly
sod the business will hereafter be cserind on
by the said William Knox. All accounts doe
to the old firm are pa7cble to '.VIlllas Koox
nod immediate settlement *requested.
34 tt ou
J011144 A- KNOX.
A PPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT.
Notice is beret) F rival that application will
th
beside to e tptte'wsit Assembly el the
Prolines of Ontario at be next ..don for an
test empowering tier Oeter4o West Shore Rail-
way Company to extend its line of railway
from a paint 1a or neer chs town of teod rlob
to point In or neer :ie city of Mondani., .ad
to •'oo.trees equip and operate .00h extended
line of end to Increase te amount of
bend **Mph tine =aid Comp.oy h. :,atherlaed
to isarailway
sue and to extend r he time for Com -
ttoegconfirm validate oertatn yla
onr and mud
N..1 A. M•CBWAN,
tr�ery of he Ontario
Wrt Shore Railway l.0,n0•ry.
Dated at llodar4rh 1 his lab day of .Inn nary. tell
}
MacQueen, of Michigan, a former regi.
dent of Lha: section, and Rev. F. D.
Butcharts .t former pupil of S. S. No.
1. Rey. E. H. f3.wrr6 alto expt esed
hie plensurr, sr being privileged to be
present on such an occasion, The re-
tnainder of the evening wits spent in a
social way and the gathering die -
Mr. J. .1. Wright. whues wonder peered after the singing of Auld Laug
Cully reesotive memory herds Lunch of Syne.
the local history,rd tioderich for over • FARMERS' INSTITUTE
.t
half a cetury, writes the following) MEETINGS.
intere=tiug note for The Signal: -__ _
1 'roe by the press notices going
round tba•. the old :fury o1 cutting a,
canal how the town of Goderich to
co00eta Like Huron with Lake On-
tario at Hatntl)nn is it fin to the
irout. This is no new scheme. as the
subject w...' much under discuseinn in
the year 1835. Ai a result a public
raveling was flied to take place to
the large diditt rJ.rw of the B.itisll
Exch-inge hotel in Nuvewbei, the
exact date of which i scarcely rYirew-
be r.
The meeting was latg-• and enthusi-
astic, the chair b'img taken by John
Clark, Crown land agent, it wosL vig.
°rens speaker, who at once com-
menced t.. explain the project to those
who were present. Much interest
web manifested :.n•l goes, i0118 from 7411
parte of the room became general.
Among (hose present 1 remember
John Balt, JacoliSeegntiller, Mr. Heir,
Mr. Wet iernld; Jobn McDonald, ire
Levee, Sheriff McDonald. Wm. Story.
Roht. Ellis, Mr. Litters. Jas. Watson,
Rohr. Runcimrn, Geo, ViJeafI, Mr.
Horton, W. E. Grace, Roht.. Park.
Isaac Rattenhiry, Mr. Fiddler and Sant
Mitchell. The last named. who wee
at that time a very prominent
fisherman of the town. caused no
end of trouble with his numerous
interruptions, as he feared . if such 1
project oject were carriedthrough his
occupation would be :erioualy- in-
terfered with. as the fish would eurely
get into the canal.
As the proceedings advanced. the
chairman became very severe on Mr.
Galt ; whether the latter opposed the
scheme or not 1 do not remember, but
he lashed him in a most violent man-
ner. However, as far ae 1 could ob-
serve it did not senor to disturb for a
moment the calm and handsome face
of bis victim.
Being a ettanger and only jest s
young fellow at the time, 1 could not
help noticing the number of persons
who where constantly leaving the
room for a time, but always came
back again. The habits ot the people
were somewhat different from what
they are today, as I lean. ed the cause
of their temporary absence was the
location of the bar in close pt•oxiwity
to the foruin.
The meeting lasted a long time. and
was brought toil successful close by a
vote of thanks to the chairman Inc
the able manner in which he had ex-
plained the project to those present.
Three rousing cbeers were given for
the Queen and the interesting; gather-
ing came to an end.
There must have been :a shorthand
reporter pt+esent. Whether local or
I ad
N14 /TICE.
\Nowa i.,. heehyS••e.that ;.M People... Hall-
way ofOOOa0an*by
14.. Print Or Ontatr o .11
et the penenertic Pariamentsspaaa
for ea Aot 11.1 Declaring 'ha' he
work* end undnttaklaws d he 'Omar* are
works for tis genertl advantage of Canada
N-.. To extend theltses01 milwuy which the
onap••y is now antheren d ro mar met amid
opetufe o* follows : tees a moot mot • f tae
vIt df Arthur laarieoe.W of lVeningtee
in • northerly dinettes te rile town e)f Flesher
ten in the county of Orwy. with lutes to the
town. of MGaton lad 11wen 99504 in the
county of Grey. aid tie 'own of 1'oeing-
wood to • M meaty ar gtwooe. sblo . lire Ws
tett+041, of owes ilo thanr tlletie ooanty of Om
itigMea�oed Georgian Bay to
Loiltnewod lad Midland In Mai
ors017 of &wee. flans the city of Wood
stock In the meati of Oxford westerly vlw 'he
any of t.ondes and • ee row,. of 'ltrothro7 In
Me county of Middlesex. the insure of Alvin
Mon the 'Owe of Petrone Mk. town of
Imola ie the count, of Lunhtou • .ontbweet
orlg10•rewlmt6eMd Mmol). :rof ktar tooahe village
yin 4
eke *Ver or Waterford '0. 'own
and the • Mann ��or1aP �ar�ts1a�bsower 1p the
of 4.. tut! 0Rarerwv111e . Water
M vNnees Ha1d .nit Cale
la the neaaty d land te to GUT
feam s � A osenti of Wentworth
�yar� of ate coffer a the
sawn •fThsee rr vie •ie 41W10 of Aylmer.
Me AIM of St, plebe* • R.►' Beasley .n the
meaty re Pups rem •be ice of A1..-atreed
westerly
is th. aitru ,t11114 9 6 01 1 .a 15.
events es Pink no nett -d
tee rad Oedsrleb tr the imnt .f 41.011. W
•ofn erlligth with w . a bat emsoe
restos Hardee , lessgt7se Mid
trade awn
inter
w the �Ms
le the my
weft sal ••
NoT1i1`ATag ATRN
'ti11t for tot' have been
t - ndeYerl and you 411 rewindi-
ec: That dentediatr pavtnen'
t11s tlstptth wil' •'nsnr• the
ti�ftl
Maroon!
O!r>K
Al. array, i.
ST R A l h t)'
Tswtsete
OIR a et the Town Bali
le
fire
t6. tees land t6*
toe and AN= be oar•owns -•rc1
1
aal� !MM 'e llsert
ie meet, of ors
neeetp I
minty
mintyy 0 ^
for Rarltr ty OS
ase Pee s >• L.2.6.1
,a..a. Ta •
MN •�eelpien1 -ollW
�svtor (M meaeq t. Mem
sell esNtai atone ae�a��
all. sase••nt es' taourh/ee nNM
b roe • .taasled a twee w.•
w ornasaf to own, dtsvelnot Ise
w00e. .P•• for be ,..zr.me
mod
M beetaptrura sip 4e16!wm9
e r mew fiaeri(n
tha non et 04 i•t�ser pair�rvnr� see�l1Mf
pal steer reel e( every r1
~ aerl se M (lanae'. eeN*wher. in
w1t6 M Mid lino If Wheel
and ~OM Mei. yoga whatnot v ere «
_ tad le sen
wanbos•Vmaw . tee_ti e, Mme
rand viielie ape r wv M or ^o'
v1F
gad
01
otherwise could not say, but as 1 h
come from Stratfordea few weeks pre-
vious to open the first telegraph office
in the town. which way bleated in the
hotel. tt copy of the proceedings was
handed to me for transmission to Tor-
onto,'wbich I had to send via Herlin, as
the circuits were short in those days.
.1. .1. WltntIIT.
r•
tour
.N •t r�a int
5.
THE LOCAL OPTION VOTE.
Relmeseille and Kintail Will Have
Them Next Week.
Arrangements are being completed'
for the regular uv etinga of the Wast
Huro•. Fa merit' Institt-e, to be herr
at llolmesville on Tuesday next, 'Lith
inst., and Kintail .•n Wednesday. lith
inst. Aftern.o.. aid ,vetting meet
inns will be held at each place, nim-,
mencing at, 2 o'clock and 7:3(1 o'clock
vet:pect i • ,-ly.
The visiting delegates for these
meetingsareG. Barbour, of Ctoswhill,
and Mr's. CV. 1Voelaud, of Toronto.
Mrs. Woelard will address a s• paste
meeting ..f the lades at each place in
tarp afternoon. and a joint meeting
will be held in 'he evening. It is ex-
pectexl that lo aI spe•keis will also
take p.c in the meetings.
It is hop d that the meetings will
all be. well attended and that at the
afterboon nr etings esp.•eially those
present will Is prepared to take part
in the discuss ons.
CHURCH UNION FAVORED.
Presbytery of Huron Approves by Vote el
•• :6 to 6.
The Presbytery of Huron held its
regular meeting on Tuesday last in
Wi'lie church. Clinton. All hut. two
ministers were present and the follow-
ing elders: H. Strang. t l Exeter : �\
Kydd. of Thames Enact; C. McAllis-
ter, of Hensall ; W. Elcoat. of Iltuce-
Held ; G. McKay. of Kippen ; J.
Young. of Auburn : J, Brigham, of
Blyth ; 1'. Grieve, of Sextorth, and
W. MoOtyh. of Varna.
The eeseioti'Peeords were presented
and examined. The elders' commis-
sions were presented and their names
put upon the roll of Preehyterw. Aud-
itors were appointed and the trew.-
urer'e ICCnllnte audited. Mr. Smith
resigned the interim moderatorship of
Baydeld and Mr. Johnston. of Varna.
was appointed to that office.
Mr. Small's motion, changing the
time of March meeting to Monday
evening. and ncrupyiog the evening
sedernot with the conaideratinn of
annual reports and popular addrersee
by conveners of committees on'moral
and social reform. evangelism and sys-
tematic beneHrence, was carried and
an invitation to hold the next regular
meeting in Blyth was accepted.
The eonsiderwtion of the Assembly's
remit on church union was concluded
and by a vote of 1H to 6 the remit was
approved. This approval is given in
the belief that the rights of sessions
and congregations will be guarded.
The next westing is to 1,e held at
Blyth ou Monday. March dth, at 8
Sixty-6ve Licenses Voted Out This
Year.
Sixty five liquor liminetta wilt ix cut.
oaf on May 1st next as & result of the
voting no local option bylaws nu Jan-
uary 2satl.
Voting to••I. Place in eighty-one
municipalities. In twenty-six places
the bylaws warp .'.tried. ruts tag off
sixty -flee limner- 1n thirty munici-
palities a majority was polled in favor
of local prohibitioo, but the bylaw
wit. defeated M the three-fifths re.
quiremen' . In twenty-five munici-
palities t.be hylaw wee defeated by a
majority vote.
Three repave contester were held,
rod the bylaw was sueta1ned in melt
.ass.
01 trice twenty ..ix place, rerrylegg
the bylaw three err inoorporaied
towns, eight iaeor[[ ted vtllsge. and
flfreon .try townships.
GEORGE BAIRD HONORED
A TERRIBLE FALL.
WILFRID ARMSTRONG HAS A WON-
DERFUL ESCAPE.
Working u'. Top o' Nes. E1eratOr He
Falls From a Height ot Over 'Owe
Hundred Feet to the Ground Bad-
ly Injured But Still Lives.
Tu fall a distance of 102 tee: 'rd to
a living witness to the tact is case
that might be considered to tbiug lel.•
than miraculous : yet this is what
happened to Wilfrid Armstrong. wise
is nc lying at Alexandra boepital
suffering severely from a number
broken hones and.paioful bruises.
Last Saturday morning a number of
workmen were engaged laying the
roof on the bin tanks of the new eleva-
tor of the Western Cans.le Flour hailer.
Co. The top of the tanks is over 10'
feet from the ground and it was frogl
this dizz? height that Armstrong felt
to the ground. The fall was noticed
by his fellow -workmen and by others
below. who rushed at once to his atwls-
trance. A conveyance was •U ., al
I1ooe
immediately and the injured but still
COn8010118 man awns removed to the
hospital. Upon examination it was
found that his left arm was broken in
three' places and his wrist endroib
shoulder were nut of joint. The rs
nn his right side were fractured and a
hone in the left side of his face also
was broken. Tbere were three deep
cuts in his legs which Wight have been
inflicted by nails in boards 1►pou man's • be fell. That. the in•
juries were not more smay ay be
due to the fact that when he fell bis
feet struck the gtouod tirot at an
angle and his knees doubling up tendency would have )i to break the
fall.
Armstrong is a young man about bon
twenty years of age. His e is
near Auburn, but he has been em-
ployed in town since earl- in „the
fall.
The patient is r•i•ceiving every atten-
tion at the hospital and is reported to
be oinking as favorable progress as
could be expected.
THE TELEPHONE QUESTION.
'
To the Editor of The .anal. „
Silt. - In the last items of The Star
an editorial rootIrreot was rmade with
.etereoce toa et&t.ew.nt of a mer- .
cheat. saying that the lioderich Rural
Telephone Co. were antagonizing the
farmers of l'olhorne.
This metcbast certainly could nut
have beet wail iDi. onoed.
Dues be knees wbo compriwe the
(:oderich Rural Telephone Co.? Are
not the farmers who ere on the direc-
torate of the (aioAet'ich Rural Tele-
phone Co. as gond fr ieods to the omitof Goderich as those who represent the
Municipal •l'elepbooe Co. Or w,.
might say hatter friends
Not only are01'105 of the leading
fernier@ of Colborne interested in the..
Goderich Rural Telephone 0., Mor
alai leading storekeepers and farmer-
inf the township. of AshIteld. East :1 nil
Went Wswanosh and Bullets..
We not, have over one hundred
phones c000acted up asd working
o'clock. into our centrals at Blyth and (lode
rich. with ptoapects. of MO or MO more
in the mer ?more.
linty many have the Municipal con
viewed up and where do they central-
ize C
We do not purpose to go into de-
tails in this communication. about th.
trouMee hetween the Municipal an'
the Rural companies. except to tray
that they have had every inducement.
heki met to them u. have friendly re-
lations Witt w bit have perelateotly
refused t0 meet ris for the prirpoan nt
env friendly arrangement.
So far from antagoslaiog the ' ura
cornmunite- ot Onlhoene. or- a0v .4t he
In Goderich Tuesday, January 31. township. the liodericb Rural Tel.-
pbone Co. aim, to Ian t be meats and
strong factor in brirrgorg the farmer -
of Colborne. Asbflel4. East end Weer
Wawanoah end Honest in close 1011141
In burins r•etationshiu with the mer
chaste asd people of the town of Gods -
rich to their ',mule' adv.nta;.• and
played a0 el/thulium/tie appreciation ennvsniears.
wh,ah steadily increased w the pro- GOI.I1RICH Rona:. T�LlsOlfa lA :.
grapreased'd. Variot's si.giog Or. Litman.
m
ganizations from the Old Country Farre Litho+erg Oawwain
hey.. visited Uaoada in recent years, g.
Mit the Welsh ieadie easily exerllsl FM-ulera grim. deet a to .renes ..'•• 1
any of them. not met eh• in the perfec- for raper b (04 is tomb with ':,
tion of then- "horse :ittg ng. but it triols test
1.11.4, silo *ors a0 well. 1111►►.e enpraow arg5 par^ . labor
were particularly flee. with the=
cleat voice,. that are seldom bassi
apart ftou. the Old ('.nuntry ebdt}.
while the' were balanced by An ex-
sptionel collection o1 oontrallos.
Th7.1mootighouteL tnng'and ardnoils pert-
gra- rended doubly eO by the is-
sisee of thaudience UAW% enure°
to > nutlaber-Here *as
scarcely .• flaw in the chotel wove. htlta esyto 'bib N
Aod, further. t e chsii swag *oitb
pt fecUo0 of .ieoncl$tion swam:.
tbona-
prove lemon to anyone interested
choir work. sine, it is a point sham
universally neeleclsd with wen sass
prof morons 1 nrganiset ions The,
.very word *oh clearly glom), 'v1,',
straining effect. *derided retie. '
the sl nr,ina Mirk that. aedi•ne, '
arc c,, .1nfortMnat.a 50005' '
to The preemie of the chore.: •
sufficiently vsattd. and •n even •.• •
t ilei' nodose, in the Roth par' • r
tames all a al in the quaint -.I
lsro W.'Ish cnUterne, *4011 rod slots
arrow and high hats, p,Odsda>f
pieta, es efhr' IsMC11 A1vw f+wa•
I rounds of implant*. .r the.. firm ap
11 pnarwnot • tbe aaenwd pa• Iwo at
pawed se 'norm con wee tr.
Slew enSeem t fee 44e.
I lr. Dougall's illustrated trivet talk
on "Rome, the Eternal C.ty,"'is 10 Ile
given again next Mondav eveningin
North street Methodist church. Good
as it was before, it will be better this
time. Some new pictures. Compare
them with Villiers' or Seton-Thomp-
son's. Prices. 15 cents and 10 cents.
By the People of His Seetaon After Fifty
Yelling Service.
I)n Frala' ...rimy. lleoenater 'heath.
a reg rsentAUve gather ang •'f •he
people cif a. " N1•. f. 'etaanle• . met, at
the h.wu.• • 1 r:T. Baird. 1., do
boat. te. hits •.n the .x)0dsias of his
setlrwsent trots tier tesdltliis profes-
sion. Por *Re yearn hr had been an
beteael -• If the • Dung in that pec.
ttoa, during which time he had even
mid bald the oelildeno a and esteem of
the tai .4 token of appn-ecia
'los nrrohit 'reviews Mr Haird was
made rho recrpi5n' ` an enamored Ad
dew* and en e►leegRau alt -top .teak :and
Chill Mire Haled solved tpsa.le.,
upholstered rook in, ^hair 1'hs all
d/tm evv twtad h Nei 1 Mrl1 r
hoidens. and $dwaro Il►e ,1.•,i, .v
Me. mfr n the gifu
wiling,.
Mr. lialyd ea nobs!, cif Amiss ...:.
Ids wile. [aids . rept) that yew boll 01
O? -stars served in any style and a
choice variety of not drinks m Black -
stones. 'Phew. 240. Head/lieu-tees
for fresh oysters, ley create bricks and
pure homemade candy.
Ooe of the most remarkable exhiee-
t ions of choral singing ever herd fin
the city was given last night by the
Royal Welsh Irdiee Choir et the
Windsor Hell before an excellent au-
dience. which. while by no mesas so
Targe as the coseert. merited, dte-
H. nosey. ref y . oho is bei as
est a 1 '• of young farts -
Otle frons Elonaksied.. Write O. 11.
Monsey. Rsy• or rail 'phone 2
stating portionless. Minh matt dire.
to yogis farm.
5,511 tee l0u'• '1 .ad .1 *ono,:•'
aTlaMarl tehe'n .bey a►::. lr s t teoeay
• weber seem* seem*
rd akar wanes .wilier.
lsatsse . eeds4sr tnr
pular.
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