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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924
4
'1VGRAllf
Friday, March -is.I-743 p.m. -4;-E
Night program by tt(•heneetal'y Gen-
/- rn.l F:Iw•trie taliincludingthe (1 -EE
11'.:1' pn.crn) in hri,•f fur week of I hated, a 'stiles' sextette. male quartette,
March ft Ifo../ WGV `eheneetndy. N. 1 and ittatrumc:aat qulntette: addressee
-T.-...Genera ticirte--Company. 7110 ' by J. G. Harry, vtee-president Gen•
Kay, . 1, Orev- y, l: - ,Vat ElwKdr• and -C. E. F•v'tet . man-
Eist,• a Standard TI m'. tig.•r.j.' ate•heue••'tady Works,
Sit thr
. M itty:re.44.4 40.34-w:nr-*Ty- 1 1H.:4N p.m.-Pr.rgraet by Wi II or
1.4./4 W -„ti:. Itantlst thumb; sermon ' 4111sera.
I,/ dt1•y. Nei ..•u Ite•ytaddx.
• t 1 t(alxlyday, March 13. 9.3e) p.m.-
.. ✓' ;.4111 p.ia.- -1'rn ram by WOY Oyes- 1 Dance music ter Romano'. o114•h.stra,
phony 4'relies'rn: Mre. t:dwin New- New Kenmore hotel, Albany. N. Y.
kirk. cowlell a :olui.•t. - -
/ 7"A p.m. •Men,nrial Service. of _ .
Truth Lodge. fets. Knl: its of t'ythlaM. f • .t Huge Outlay .
al Scsala Itnt•tlet ehnr-h. I t;r,... 114111 ion,. to the plant of the
No1441as. Ile r....11 1.1. 7.-t p m.- t
Program t v i'ra.-k-a-.tae k resit : ('rank + It'll Telephone company 1.: In 19^..3'
!tents. viol Misr : "Testi lrailiP.- tender: '. amounted to $1..h1t1K.:.it2,K1. Of this
George .t. l-nite•rlsn•n.•• pianist.. • s 1 am t. land and buildings Boat $4:07:
T:.sday. March 11: 7.43 p.m. -Twci- 11M49'.3ventral ottk•e apparatus and suet
part minstrel ,:how by Georgia Ilinstre•l 1.aerIM•ri. telephones to $4.66M.4714.96
Boys. s; awl exchange and long dietetic*. Innes
t1'eha»ala+. Slit nal 12. 6 3 p.m.- I to s4.(rsik7'•'.,1c�.
Adventure *torr, vollttwy, of lentisa A hum' catatal outlay this' The
vim. local
FARMERS WILL
CO-OPERATE WITH
CANNING FACTORY
Mr. Cheer Receives Encourage-
ment to Go Ahead with Plans
for New Industry
(pwards e( Thirty farmer+ of G..le•
rich and Collseru' townships were pies
eta hast Saturday afternoon ar the
meeting 111.141 in 1114. 104'0 hall (o'di--
cuss. shit Mr. Blake (cheer. of Tor-
onto. the possibilities of ope•rating n
panning factory in G0.ie•rk1 this tam-
ing summer, Mayor W. F•. (:allow.
alio wits pre'w•ut. gave aee.uralee of
the Marty eteoperatlnl) of the town
conueil in Ihe• re' -4 44'ning and operation
,4f OW exnulutt (atom).
to ills remarks during the meeting.
ou.•, pre -
'ere Informal
a 1111.111 \ .a a
sided ober by Mr. (;t. erg.• 1•altltwaltt•.
Mr. Cheer Indicated that he would re-
quire at least 290 acre, of tomatoes
la Ih(• vk•ini1) to make••it at all prof-
.1ta1,1.• to open the factory. lie fig ms&
on al14alt Jul' bush.•h to till• seer'.
whlrli wv41141 ,•tmbb• Ilm to eau t4OIDe
(414 (017 lu Goderk'h, a1141 that we
make an earnest effort to meet baa
requirement of •aN) acres of tomatoes
In this locality' for the coming year."
Mr. Idltltivalte informed the meeting
-that-he had made_a penimmt- inveatt•
gado. as to the financial standing cif
Mr. Cheer and his associate. "I found
that U44'y were finaucletly very re-
liable," he said. "and that Is one rea-
son I take the responsibility of help -
Ing lir. Cheer U. get situated here. -
During general diw•usalo11 w•hi,h fol-
lowed. 31r. 1 -sac N(trkel( 414141114'41 11111 t4-lato811. Hogg. Alae. T14I 4Td. M' 1.Au,
that. with the aid 4f u motor fru' 14 81141 , inflow. in Quebec.
4ruel.er. ales Cheer euulel ' go eon. alt. tinfoil Dr. Larkin, 1tr. 1'1.•tcher wenn tiovernme•nt
sid'trably farther afield than had the and -llamllton. mtttistet.;, and alcasr•. suggest the wiwhim`
lair y1v'. ,11. i'. Haudiuk in sarurlpf tit*t . 3t-4;ow;w. Strang. Itonthren, Wen, .meat being trle•d 1
o•
ueessary produce, loth tomatoes an((I untarl ,
Iliitgittss, frailer, Watson and Shier. „M'lp•r. as w4' are
fruit. 11 r. $n114,ld exp. aw•41 414• 01,11).i rlderm.
Mil that lir. 1'he•r would 18,41 have • ' r.pevtl the present taw
much n•oubl' in w'curiug the desired I 31r. Macfarlane was elected tn•sler.r a .(stem ..f 4:orernuten
(r the growing of tem:.toes for for the ensuing -tx menthe and in he '11.a -trots. alike to
REV. W. D. MCINTOSH
CALLED TO MILTON
Preab)tery Declares Against 'Hasty
Action in Regard to Proposed
Referendum.
Read the Advertisements
in The Signal. Buy advertised wares.
It is a safe and sound policy.
eating. an institution whie h for genera -
tiring 1µ1a been firmly rooted in the
pundit -al. industrial and -.eget life of
the people: consequently the thing to
be wonde'el at is not that.ditflcultles
are befog encountered in en attempt to
•.force the, law, bet that so much pros -
The has been made in so short a rime:
The Prc•hytery of Huron) held its .•lcherea.1 ` i• believe that. nntwith•
regular meeting at 4 Ilndon ,4m Tut•eday, standing all the diftieulti's in the way.
tt•bruars :nth, in the morning. The til.• lw'nctirlal'\r'+dlts. commrrcia l
followly were present: Mr. Foote, and individually. are such as to war
acting m.sleratoT'; lh i\sr<. t'hidley_
rout t1'• continuance of the law:
•'\\'heres we air courtn,•'.1-that con -
1141 British ('olnthlrla
ah• of liquor do not
1 a similar espial -
the Proviner of
'-801141 81 that (o
or to e•slnhll-h
vendors would
• moral 'and
acreage ,4 .r
that he lull' mentlnuel, lir. John -'1 his abs.•oee air. Fo.4' was appointed, eY1miuer.•ial boa •r'sts'11f he Province:
4;811J111 111 te•murkel.that a large num-
presented
act for hits., Representative 4'414'-•1 '"nU•n•tor.• we. the PrsM, (eery' of
lar of farmers In Construe -had grown presented coWmissi.a+: Aug the pees /Innen, deeher•,4ur.,•Ic.•s a opposed to
from • u. five acre. of tomatoes for b\t--y roll was mud' up for fife year. ,hasty action in r,•gl.nl to f • pngs,Kd
Mr. liumllnk and 14• www tat ma'am ii, -9011. of atandtog .vmmtttees yr re�r`s(Srw+'irrot nntl rrwet4 ttrotn
wl.y they would not grow them for d flat t r • anal 1- 1' • mend that in erd•-r to n...•.• fain pub -
ell c n[
Mr. ('h.vr. Mr. i.althwait(•. while in- aL 1 tloeh calci h waF.eerie I t bilk t
(h.•ating that he wait not interested 1n wit
the growing sof tomatoes. stated that
he would direct an his small fruits
to 11e cnn1811ig (..•tory. should Mr.
Cheer go 11114.8441 -Ith his wheals-. _The
general Impr•sshm with re gar,( the
23,(gsMs141 .•n -.•s 4f H.matn's. 11' ln• ,-4uu11u>; (aetory proposition was that . BfllMflald
lar where Mr.
t J t i ti
t4. would .•x11 . !. tie In w
di t 1 fihrth •r titxt 1 Mr c fuer s.tt 1 at J�Iilf4 t
0
presented , • _ _ , r 'u t inn a. to the desk'
Iii, a Mr. c n remitting the ltq,ier Worn
theAnd Its n statitl ntiop adopted clerk.t" the weed,• of this Pros -inert
the rp.rt on sit leti• s by c' 8p. 1rnmemt apl14dnt a s,•1"t 'omm
The committee to exam tAe' ' nil as• iu sit Burin the re
tb 11 t g
mita trent Use Aleeemhly reported on t . 91189^"' of K'Ill Ing informatl
the status of deaconeeses. ytttx sntrjert
Call to Rev. W. E4. ltih*osls off- , (ommi.sionert+ to Asseinily
a is m •Yr. ye- 1 '�tlr following w -,'r• 1pp41nt'.1 c
rice.
T'1 11 from 1 I t e•mbly
pears.
nut. he . sea
of. peas 81111 worm, alra•e the 4.4([11- r,'gtard Dt flu• forUll4(lou uta Farmer minute tram the 1 r'sh)t'n
m. nt r•guinsl in that t ('. tkln Cn-4.1.•ratiyc Fruit Assoc iati..41. though onto. concerning the Issuing of, the
Ball. remising a stipend elf $2• an- 1
would e.st :rp{eroxnnately �i,(IpO.; 7Lr. n.e'de�finite action gess Wke•u It this P
('lee•r said that 41e wv,uld he 11perattag e,nneeti.n. Mr. Lalthwalt.• unrtieatlnm nosily, the ns' of mtanse and , our
the• apple. evaporator again this year. that the dlstrlet reprrs'ntative, Mr. weeks annual holiday. and s,lgne) by i
but that sine.• tie hims'If was not a *. 1t. fan•th,•r-. (118)444). intended ells- 337 meurhera, and sixty-six adhere• .I
('anner it WM.i(t I.• et•,vs.aary -for hie. eussiu til' prolsnmllT morr'de�ptiltedy at Dr. FI'tcher of Hentaati was h.(srd
� bei It of Ibe call and the tellaw{ng'L
to genre a n. h chem he could phren a laic•- date. )fr. Ed. Lawson. of at tion Of Itru(lowin :
in charge of the canning factory. In l'alhorne. • thought- that sous' envoi from die congress
mmrtng the• tarmthe alis ('beer offhel might la' aeon•plished were n evil- Messrs. Mauch. Moodie. Gemmel' and
el fee tomatas the peke Isar bushel :rat grading and reeking plant Watson. members of til'
paid by the Dominion Canners, Ltd.. d,•v.dupmd, fu citirgt flu• beuetlta to M'wrs. Allen and Ikwglaee from the
is would he set within a be de rivet from .•e-.ga'r•ttive market- manager*. Mr. Tough from the enngre-
tram the W. Ill. \
a 1 fact Is that tNelthotm .err Inside• tract on sedlinR' alone would last year h' geld bis spill•'. at the rate S•• Miss Bowie from t I
Thursday. afarch 1::. 74:. p.m.- hod long distance, Is .found so etre•- 141484)4' him to open up the factory Int of illi peer fuurn•1, while e(.mts per Isar- Hiss Mnrdoek tram fire eticoir. All ltessrk
1 F t I U f r lh • purpose• of all classes o[ mei it' to the rr) < f 11 Barrel t10t•- 'Mist;ttly deplor,d tbe departure of >Itr• Lundy.
n atp►in
• (loc-
ale oT
sa for
a on
apples an.l i.lum*: he round Iti(udlnk heft tiff• The
which
o
SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO. 11
LEGALIZE NEW NET
WITH LARGER MESH
Lake Erie Fishermen Mf*dMl-Plated
. on Equalit) with U. K. Fishers.
' TORONTO. Feb. 29. -At a confer -
'nee herr between repr'w•ntatives of
Ontario and I'nlhal States fhMermea
and the I'rorineia1 Minister of Mines
mid Fisheries the old, grievance as to
the sine of the mesh in fish nets was
settled.
The new standard adnpt.d will
not come into effect until %he Cole -
1.411410n of the fishing season of 1924-
194:4', 1e11t in the meantime the Gov -
eminent
\m m
I` will r.
•. slaw a cif
IP f \
ratmrn og
measuring which w111 put Canadian
fishermen 494 an equal hasps with the
.tm.•rica18 in iuie'rnalineal waters.
The mesh's of the nets: now are to
be measured when the net 1.. wet
and stretehet. This, 1- the system
In the I'nitel States. In the aesson
19". -e -`Jell the mesh of the nets is To he
three and one sixteenth Inches.
The etnt'rsnee more pa rtfeu 1arly
affeets Lake F.rle fishermen, and
repryeemtative•s were pre..e•nt from
the States nt N..w York. Pennayl-
satris--and (tido. The present law
allows the use of a throe-in.•h mesh,
int rite Canadian fishermen com-
lalued •hat _tbe conditions under
which the nets are measured here
foreed them to use a larger mesh
than the reghdationa • governing the
P
United States tdsh'rmeA• It was d
eieled Ihet for this year t'he sant' eye -
tem of mea:ur'm'ntw sal prevell. In
the States wout41 ripply Iu Ontario,
and next year the mesh will be S 1-16
inches.
The nere'm'nt for the 3 1-16 inch
1e•ah nrrired 4'+t today' provides:
'Til.• new 3 1.111 inch rule entail be
M. 1'41 and determined pa' repre enta-
f of the r-'.p.''tive State; of New
York. Pennsylvania. (Ohio and M1cD1-
gan, the Federal e:nvernment at Otta-
wa `end the Province of Ontario.
Fishl;rtnen may aegnlre nets of three-
inch stretched measnre up to the Brat
day of July. 1924. atter wbicb twine
pnrchaned Isbell c'ontorm to the new
measurement of 3 1-16 inches
stretched measure. All 3 1-16 tacit
rules h Mfte4 shall he stomped and
anthenttc ted by the Government of
the State"
From tIM Lake Erie district those
c: A. S. itrown. preatdent
Fishermen's A*,,oe•iaHoa;
Port . Dorer' Dr, laeR-
ley ; W.F. 1611, Port
Van Order, Part
Port Maitland;
re rieh rm*a's
tea r mle$Ion'rs tutu' (,enrol *s
ted uud'rtn4.' the canalug :illm.• ,Ile -t subs. 1118,4 took place with lutosh was dealt with: til extract t
mei• In Owen hound In Jun,': Mesa
IN Ines)
pr r
v'ry few' days. Ile claimed that Ma ing. Mr. 1.aithwalte painted out that Kation, :Mrs.,Ad son
Alar. Dr. Fletcher, Ferguson an
Itnmi tot.. and elders from Blyth, Me
Klllop, ('limon and 1i1111'tt. Dr.
Chirpier McKhmou was nominated for
the uwde•ratorskip of Asw•mbl1'. -
The• t•otna-Me are the etnnding cren-
mitre•-dor the year 4:✓2t. the nlnlst:•rs
mentioned having in '11 11 resew• their
elders a.,soriated with them alai the
first mentioned in '14'11 committee
to \be' convener:
S. ft. and Y. P. S.
Meeusaa. A* -Telford and McNee -
h' Rell Ctrde, mid.
co pit nn.
4'omely " $!.ring Cleaning" ' .y r" '.' n e what might to ter opposition erre s ones:
mem ith h e hleynsdsi amnia- 1 tte eremite'
nuu.iof that op tionato In' lNnminion Canners. l.td., and told the picking• fake: pecking, :4'0(•: cartage, and Mrs. Mcintoah but made no op -
mems with 9111• vele}'n•. In ',rawest- • crraws out of all proportion to the ,~,ting that lie had associated with 1(k•; freight. $1.00, and spray- position to their removal and blessed
(Pel by the WC; I' piny--,. growth In papilatloa. him 1n the proposition a broker, who ing and thinning. 3:14•. leaving alsrot them in going lir. McIntosh a(
was w4'11 fixed financially. Mr. ('hear al S3 1ser burnt for the (troll its,•lf. '('pte''1 t' roll and the Pr.'.•bytery
declared that th,•rt• was no tache- 11 r. lnithwait'. AN, ha, purchased a granted the translation, to 14'come
IS WI lying out-of-doors for the• growing I Vast spraying machine for nae in his effective after the 23rd if March. 1014.
orchards, foresaw .Iiffk•ttltlea, however, air. Hogg was appointed interim mock•
It im expected that Mr. Cheer. „,:tio I
erector and was given power to moil-
SMALL
o( -
SMALL ACCOUNTS
WILLINGLY HANDLED
TT is the aim of the Bank • f !%ntesol 11r
ss ► b lt& thing, as wed as
terga -4O be generally Wesel too Its cos -
omen regardlleas of the alas sod otafstat of
dash dealings with Bis Bank.
Mir ,s the Bonk oflldootgesl has cawpsalased with
is camase % assn• in various wow in aostmas et
�a and br.h.. &
Ile" X11`
arty other &miltg servkir.
hove merely to write or at
tiodericll itrarw'h:
E. 1. LF '.SI,lt:, Manager •
BOK OFMONTREAL
- Established 1817
of tomato.w than in Huron county
left for Toronto early in the week, will
.•turn within a few days' time with
more 1
In co-ofa•ntiee markrt_In of apelg.. cram in a call when the congregation
wetre our member � ass(s•i$- the :40th of 'Starch.
T rgTn it to his) an me ser mem- will de•Iar.> the pulpit vacant.
t ' detailed information as to the bees tall In 4111 sae x11 yet . The rel14o' of the general interests
price per bushel he is prepared to pay I sant" pries• for their fruit. ,..The n•' was read by Mr. 18,•Ir In the
In Ib.• formal acreage contracts and - - - - - -- abs•n(v of Mr. lfeTlermid and the a1 -
tornas to the seed and varle•ty of location* of the budget were accepted
tomato plaints to be grown. Mr. John jNNOVATION ON THE and adopted.
Graham. of Colborne, and. Mr. Geo. C. N. RAILWAYS .1.1i,' milord ..f the enmmlttoe on s(s
fatithwaite, of Goderich township, have _____ dal The
wn,4 carried as follows:
offered to accompany Mr. Cheer on letnrh ('(wont-- :(sire lirlween Tor- Resolution on liquor Legislation
his cans -ape of the farmers toward ,Mho and 11'itmi(trg Whereas the -went progressive Mg
the ',Naming of his requirement of ^_tet) 'Alin with the
vires of tomatoes the to v
v1 the Canadian National -Railways are liquor truffle la practically effecting
spray t- la prepared after t
d s?cur' the when
he
be grown in tette For the con\el,o•o.e of Its patrons, 'elation in Cana.hi dealing
Insurance Payments
Systematic saving is an easy way to meet life and
fire insurance premiums. taxes. and other fixed
expenses.
Deposit in a Union Bank Savings Account each
month one twelfth of your annual premium and
and you will have the full premium in the bank
when it comes due. plus interest.
SS
SON BANK OF CANADA
• Goderich Branch. F. Woolbombe, Manages
deity fir the town. ' -
On motion of Messrs. Albert Oke RIM now np•rattng colonlat care caul a revolution, Inasmuch as 1t is eradi-
Rklv,rd (►k. 1t 'was carried unanim- with lunch counters on "Thu' NaitTol -
oualy "that • hearty vote of thanks al" between Toronto and Winnipeg,
be tendered Mr. ('hoer for his 'Menet: leaving Toronto 10.43 p.62. daily. gr-
and effort In eat,ablishitre a canning riving Winnipeg 4.10 p.m. the third
daland from Winnipeg to Toronto
leaving Winnipeg 12.30 p.m daily. sr -
HOUSES - HOUSES riving Toronto 7.20 a.m. the third dal.
Hot tea. coffee and bovrll. sandwlehes,
All kinds for sale. If you intend bol- phew Jammilk, bread and butter, bak-
ing a hem' it will pal you fo reed beans. Ptc., witty be pun•1Nw'd at
the holier.. I have for sale. 1 have the lunch counter at any time during
them at all prices, from $700.00 up. the day.
Some rent g(o.xl hargnlns on easy terms. Thi.. service is of course In addition
Drop in Rud see me. to the regular dlninge-ar, service opera -
l'..1. RYAN, tell on the shove mentioned treble.
1te•al I:stRte A Insurance Phone 50.
',unasked Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at $:1 per single cord, delivered.
THE GODF.RICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Angle'lea St. Phone aL.l--
Real Estate and
Insurance
Houses and Lots in Goderich and
Fames for 3.1e
Many cheap properties offering
Some at gi.tighter prices for quick
s•le.
I 1-2 story ons', with all the
furniture int house, including
good Hsp¢f Th( gilt Range, net
up. One acro land, with a number
assorted fruit urea: Rick street.
Price, 03141, $000.00.
Cottage and lot, 1out1 street,
$900.00.
Good sued 11-2 ..tory timer,
stable, 4 lots and orchard, on
Huron Road. Price $1,000.(]0.
1 1-2 story home,practically
new, electric lighte, toilet and
bath, hot and cold water service:
well located, west side of town.
Terms, small amount cash will he
accepted down, balance monthly
payments same as rent.
Large number of other properties
for sale, including many of the
beat houses in town. Ask about
them.
1 W. ARMSTRONG
Above P•nron'a Fair
P. O. Box ftp Ooderich, Ont
Conference "
Ferguson. Ma, fnrlane and
Statistics
M.•*eirs Tfamllton. nogg and Grant.
General Interests
Me•.,.*rs. McTl,•rm1d. McDonald. Foote
and Ch4dlep. present w
Foreign Missions
ales.r.. Lundy. McDonald and
Ferguson.
Home Hieeione
)H asrs. alacfarlant•:. Ahery and Hogg.
Students
Itra. Fletcher, Larkin and Foote.
Emergency
Messrs. Foote. ("Willey and Telford.
A. & i.)1. and W. d Q. Fund
Steens. ifogg. Dr. Fletcher and
Ahery.
('n -operation
Mossrs. Telford, McDermld\ and
Grant.
Auditors_
Ma(darlan,• and Weir.
Lake Erie"
Mon. Port
Stanley:
Burwell; C.
Frank Reid.
Aaaocda nun.
Ctat ion?
Mr. -•A fine of ?plat est; yellhare! Why, ttttrttant brother o TOO*
called m' o foo1 right to ay -
la the niece to -day.
etre.-Just like him, Always
,Ing away family tweretn.-'dew Tett.
Bun and Globe. \
A LITTLE GIRL TAKEN
Many friends here will be sorry to
learn of the bereavement which has
come to the hum' of lir. Garnet Sal -
lows, of Dunmore. Alberti'. formerly
of Colborne township, in the death or
his little three -year -ole denghtcr,
Marion Jean. The foll.ewlrtg retentive
is from The NI/4111'1M' ll,t News:
The home of Gtr. and Mr.. Garnet
0, $allows, of Dunmore, was madly
bereaved on Sunday, February 17,
when their .youngest daughter. Marlon
Jean, aged three yeap1. one month. and
seventeen -lays. died of diphtheria, at
the 4stntiou hospital, Medielne Ilat.
Little Marion was tekr'n dick on Wed-
nesday morning and on Friday was
tttiigL46 the hospital. where .despite
the -Est of medical attention anti iov
ins•eare she peened away on Sunday
afternoon: Of a bright and happy dis-
position. she was a aprlal favorite
with an who knew her and will be
sadly missed by all. Although co
young, one (if her chief pleasures was
In attending Sunday school and Joining
in the singing of the hymns. iter little
white coffin, Cf'CTwl with beautiful
flowers, was taken from the hospital
oh Monday morning and ly'r body was
laid ito rest In Hillside cemetery. The
Rev. J. W. Marrow .•'.ducted the fun-
eral service at the grave. Floral trib-
utes were received from father,
mother, misters and brother, Aunt
Mettle and l'nrtr Bob. Dunmore Sun-
day school. Mr. and lira. Wesley Earl,
Mt. and It's. Floyd Walker, Mr. and
Mn. ,Graeme Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
W1111ihe eelrney, Mr. and Mrs. John
Alexander. Yr. L. Stockwell and sister.
• Sea1tlak Laborers Conning
Farmers Is dlstrlet who require
help are invited send their tames to
this oftlee at once. as a number of
young Scotttdt taros laborers are ex-
pected to arrive here at an early data
for distribution In the commending
townships.
Where Is Warren Street,
Anyway ?
The other day we installed a telephone in the house of a resident
on Warren Street.
Does anyone ask where Warren Street is i
It is that short thoroughfare in the far western part of the town
running b4tween Thomas Street and Britannia Road.
Well, what about it, you ask; what is so wonderful about that ?
Nothing wonderful, perhaps, but we call attention to the way the
town is growing- always reaching out farther and farther as newcom-
ers settle within our borders, and new citizens grow up and begin
keeping house.
Take Goderic'1t's teiephone development as Rai index 1 Five years
ago, on January 1st, 1919, we had in service at Goderich Exchange
335 telephones. Since then new cables have been laid, new poles
erected, new wires strung, new switchboard and central office equipment
installed, until today we have 442 instruments in service here.
And each of our 8 operators is glad to give you prompt connection
with any one of these 442 users of our service, perhaps a little more
promptly, due to constantly improving operating methods, than was
possible even five short years ago.
And so the value to you of telephone service is growing clay by
day as the number of people you may talk to grows. And each of our
8 employees in Goderich is anxious to help you in getting the most out
of your telephone service.
MISS A. McDONAI-D, Local Rprw.etativ..
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA