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As a medium for reaching the people
of Goderich and district The Signal
is unsurpassed.
Insure Your Automobile with
F. WOOLLCOMBE
0E1 ICE: HAMII.T(tN STREE i
era)Ng t file
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
MI'\tdR3I, DtKE('TOR8
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service et all
hours, day or eight,
PHtNE:: Stere 120 Res, 319'
e;41UElt11'll
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
F,mhahner
All ,elle promptly attended to
day or night
Pttt)NE$
Wore 335 !tee•Idence 35;,w
ilamllthn Street, /;(slerich
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ZAM•BUK
Soothes s Quickly Meals
BURNS & SCALDS
O'Mn ene 50. Meese-r.,r' so,c 25
Geo. Williams
(realer In
UIYML\ION, PROVINCIAL.
MUNICIPAL AND CORPO-
RATION BONDS
Fire, Aecideut, Automobile, and
General Insurance Agent
office. neat to Bank of Commerce
Phone 53 Goderich
W. J. PoweU
Stocks,Bonds, insurance
and Real Estate
Car, Life and Fir. Insurance
Nelson Street, Godench
Phone 292 P. O. Box 438
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
1929 - Prosperous and Progressive - 1929
New Assurances paid for in 1929 ..._..._...... „.9 654,451,000
Total Asturance•s in force, Dlee. 31, 1929.__ 2,401,237,000
Assets at December 314. 1929 „.„._.. _ 568,197,000
A 'cafe and profitable company in which to insure.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
: (tthce 115
PHONES
Residence 549
Building Supplies
In connection with our Planing Mill, Anglesea
street, we carry a complete stock of Building
Materials- -Cement, Lime, Gyproc, Wood and
Patent Shingles, etc., etc.
FRESH CEMENT ALWAYS ON HAND
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Doors,
Sash, and all Planing Mill products.
! 11 you are thinking of building consult us and
save money.
The Goderich Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
(J. E. `I3 fechler, President)
Foot of Ansksea Street . Goderich . Telepbete 61
rets
141 •
When You Have a Sale
YOU need not worry over your Sales
Notes. This Bank will be glad to
supply blank forms and look after the
notes for you.
We will notify the buyers of your stock
to pay their notes at our office, and will
deposit the payments to your account.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
I. 1). Eastman, Manager
Goderich Branch
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930
OF Interest to the Busy Farmer
Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Leads
.according to an eminent authority
Doe annual value of Canada's agrlout-
I Dural and lire nock produce,' on the'
average of the past two or three years
Is around the Iwo billion dollar mark.
The mlueral producelon la given as Ire -
j ing 2100 millions for that period: the
lumber and pulp production 400 mil -
1 lions, dpil the flsherfest ti( millions..
Controlling Mark -Root
Root -rot or black -root 1- a fairly
common disease of strewl.•rry planta
Apparently plants of any age may be
attacked but they are most stlnee•ptible
at two periods, shortly after being set
out and at fruiting time. lx seuue
iattcltee little or no esideuet• 0f "the
disease eat, be round, while in other,
fifty per cent. lir even s-venty per
tont. of the plants are destroyed.
The princlpttl control measures
which have beep f uud uetful are:
1. Practise a f lrty -long crop ro
tation. Straw-herrle•s should •not follow'
a similar crop in les than fiist years
if possible.
2 -ovoid Inlred urank the til+ease.
When setting out a plate ss•nrc plants+
from a field which was tree frt,m root -
rot the motions year. Then 41isea r,l •
from these any plait' winch hnr re'
blackened roots.
3. Protevt the pltuits duripng wilder
by meow; of a suitable mulch. A. soon
as the ground becomes frnren hard.
over the rows with two or throe
lurches of clean atraw.
Corn Helps
Quality corn either fir silage or
for husking is the result of imitable 1
preparation of the sell. Ontario grow'.'
ere of corn for husking purposes are
warned that planting this crop inter
than the end of the first Week in June'
' may prevent its ripening. Teets have
been conducted at the O.A.C. relativi• i
to different dates of planting coupled'
with fertilization with high phosphate
fertilizers. Records obtained show that I
11 week's delay In planting could he
largely nrereome by the use of imitable
fertilizers. Fertlltzcre of an anfly,lc
Of 2-12-6 or 3-14--5 read at the
rate of 1100 pounds per nere at the time
of planting have been found to hasten '
the ripening of the erop At least .A
week.
It 1. a well-knnwn fart that corn ,
well advanced toward ripening makes!
a rtoher quality of ensilage than doe's
green corn with quite Immature Pars.
Growers of this crop for silage put, r
Dave's can Itcreaee the total weigh: ,
per sere and also greatly improve the
feeding quality of corn by proper reg-
ulation of manuring and fertilizing.
Weekly Crop Rallt'tin
Most of the a ountles in the Prov-
!Mce report a rapid res)very from the � i
inroads of winter nn the fall wheat ,i
and alfalfa crops. Bruce minty la as- 1
eared of a gond crop of hay while In
DmitIns both the *hove crops see mak-. f
lug fine growth. The tame applies to
Prontenae bet rains hare delaye' n
Brain reeding. (lrenville' a report almost i
f
duplicates that of the latter. Pntat, 1
planting 1s in full swing in' Hastings. f
while In Huron en increase In Mean 4
seriige is expected. Reeling la practie
ally ec.u.pletel to Kenora. while In t.
Kent all erope are from a week to ten ,.
days earlier than In 1929. in T.nmhton
the report says. '•t'rnapwets far a t
t
bumper erne were nater Metter." :\n
a
reeeptIonnllp large crop I4 exported 1,,
Lanark, while in Idneoln fruit pros d
peen. tore excellent. A rapid growth of I
fall wheat his cern noticed In bit))i
HldtiTosex And Norfolk while In North ,,
timberiand nreherda are ten tint's
ahead of last year. arty barley is be n
E
tog sown In Perth In an attempt io kill
now thistle. The report. on the whole
Ir the most optimistic isnnsl this yeur.
Farmers' Wee& at O.A.C.
Mondry, ,lune 144th --(',tat
me•• if
Labton, 1Vetstwortb, 1•iieolu. Wel-
land, Norfolk. Kcut, Esst•s, Elgin
ane} Halttmand.
Tuesday. June 17th --!Litton. 1Vater-
Iso. I►utteriu, Perth, Huron, Grey
and (truce.
1Veslne'iulay, .lune 1',)-1'eel. Slrn.so'.
Turk. tsuturio. l turban. Nnrthnmher-
land, Hastings, and Eastern conn.
t doss
'!'b ir'4la ', Jun.. nub-- mt. '! ford,
Wellington.tliddhw•�. alaskeka.
Victoria and1,•n•rloro.
Graded Poultry
(hue outstandjag remit of the
11r'.t year's operation "f the new
..raudarde in the grading and mark-
eting of dreaded poultry is the popular-
ity.
which the (hire '•let ce•rl tIl itte
.4 1111,0,16.a lids sou with the trade.
Dealers tow prefer to buy by certifi-
r-ate and in :t 'norther of ins... rarlits
arr-Tvlug .,n the nuerket without goy
eminent. hiepertien Imre i.eto "flasstd
np" In favor id .h dements which have
this fm,Jnre. Si rhe.rnarhlr frits the
acs• system of grinding dre•ssd toultry
!welt curried tont that the 4smfldene•
tot the trade has heen1v
4sreed. The
dealer ku,'.ws Gulf when he is buying a
1...si.f gost•rrlun•at-ins)ie4td birds Ile
is getting exactly the quality stencilled
on the prix,
lop 7broipa
date gown Seel• turnips of goo,
variety. when properly fertilized, pro-
duce
high yields of high grade stiek
Authorities at 11...k. t'. 11.4.411111111.1141Kel
May's l'erfd,•r tlab•i and Cnnndias
(tern, sown hi -tweet' June 1a1, and 2.'dh
•We'll -drained and well-pregaet remil Is
ease'atla) for a moves4tl crop. Turn -
),pa benefit from heavy feeding. As a
role the turnip field Is heavily =in-
ured. which Insures gond top growth.
This should he sut.[lemented try high
phosphateanti medium potash fertil-
izers'. O. A. 4'. trots have shown that
average pins of 2:30 I.usht+. per acre
were obtained from the addition of
:{tit, pounds of `2-12-t` or 3-10-5 hefertll-
izerei.
The fertilizer is best applied by
either drjlllug it brirad,ast or by scat-
tering it broade•ast over the turnip
field before the lane) is ridged. Bothstock feeders and turnip *hipper,. pre.
fer juicy tender turnips to the woody,
itirous kind which tumidly result from
•arty wowing. Ity close attention to the
at.tye points. high quality prny}net re-
ttlts may he secured.
Clever Crop Valuable
Closers are among the most val-
tahle crops grown on the farms of the,
'roviuce. Not only do they furnish A
urge pe•reentage of the nitrogen snit-
dy 1u stock feeds, but also a large
tart of the nitrogen supply in soli
ertllizati,n. Thew crops Improve the
teehatdcal ,sondlliin of the soil and
day a large part in making the soil
utility available for the ase of other
Mints. In nn experinient conducted
or a !a•rleed of 'sewn year, at the
/.A.t'. It was found that mammoth
el clover yielded 994 tone, MA..lover 2.142 tons, nasi common rel
lover 279 tons of hay per acre. In
nett case only one crop of hay was
alien last ,cavum from mntnmith red
td riblike clovers, while In most ;veers
tiring the experiment two tutting.,
were ot.taluel from common ret. Ex.
a•rlments are now in progreot and 1t
Pt 101)4',1 to protlue ' A strain of red
lover which will reach tiny condition
t 1111W/A the „111514' tIm,• as timothy
NEURITIS?
Neur*lgia? Rheumatism
T -R-. ",. have brought safe, speedy relief
to many sufferers from Neuritis,
them Mr. R. 11. Stoner, Arkona, On
He writes: "I had been so bad I Doul
Tommy (after the first dose of
tuslieine left try the doctor) : -Are yon
quite inn•, Mother, that hr. ilrigg,
the toys!Inuit on mumps?"--ih,morist. •
nl m
? " 1Vell, you're got one of them ear
whet
ngsi've r leen your fadlleainfnessgyou tat o ladsto .for Thatfh-'e.
tis. among year.." •V)h! That's what you've I1*n
Telling m.' r.,r n_.. y..-_.. .....
d I1•unch.
Ij
hardly bear to girt into bed at night. - -•
But 3 boxes of Templeton's Rbeumatic
James had been celled by his var-
Cepatles made me entirely better."
Eq..1!y good for Neuralgia RheumRheum/s-
tamen,-
ta, Lumbago, Sciatics. 110 harmful
drugs- 50c and $1 at your dealer's. ,tit
TrRarCs jaNitf�
TpNj s
ire' kPne tl n►olenrnoerohims.noonane.'. d
One ay n vheitor
wR t►t(/M)Tt
GV "well, everyone cells me by a dif-
ftren,t :MAW. int my maiden name
ons James."-l'nrenta' Magazine.
hum nickname+ like ,laude, Jimmie.
Jim, etc.. Ieside. darling. Tet, pre•Ion*
and similar damps, by warious mem-
hers of the fnmlip, which happened to
The Armstrong Real Estate
and insurance Agency
LHouses and Lott in Goderich and Farms
it for 5.1e
Large number listed to Acme* from.
Fight -roam Cortege and Iot, tine con-
dition; bathreora, water, lights; in
choice location. UOntediate poneeasinn.
Price 111156(} --rutin cash, balance goad
terms.
Onod Cottage. modern co veniene.s,
'2 lots, frit. Price $1300; trona terms.
Choice of number gr.wt 134 -story
houses in gold condition from $13(10 np.
Rome excellent Krick lemmas, modern,.
from 32100 np.
Excellent Int -Acre Farm; good bni'.d•
nes, ()reliant, good water simply, no
AGONY OF NEURITIS
A Story of Intense Suffering and
Relief
"11n 1 recommend lir. William.'
I'Ink Pills'• 1'oe may believe 1 dei'
Pays Mr. John 11 Jnmieaoi, of 11'udlAe'-
itirg. Ont.
"1'"s.r flso years 1 r.lffcred day end
night from ucnritls. The agony was
terrible. I lost control of my arm and
'hnutder and my hand bream,. .hrlr•
Pled. Nothing helps'd me till 1 began
laking lir. Williams' rink !'ills. Rvt'n
then the Improvement was slow and I
took ten hovels before i was nn the
way to recovery. After that. thongb.
relief w rapid. My hand gradually
filled the pale left me and i
timber, fall grnwvng crop of grain a i ,mild •p in pPRee. That was ton
hay, roots, garden, etc. Situated on to3''•nrc ago and t have not hart a twinge
highway with hydro wire.; very clone to of the ti"uhle '.!n'.,'."
finial village, convenient to R. R. station, Sufferers from neoritl e. neuralgia
Clinton and t;ade'rieh. Immediate ,o.P - it rh•unwttiwtn ahnnld• try the common -
mint„. reit} $4s(1(1 or $i its each, Nome, emote methal .f bnniehing there
trouble. by ranching the 91,.4 and
strengthening the nerves with 1)r. Wit -
linnet' Pink P111%, These 1111. are ROW
its. all medicine dealer, or by mall at
rift '',etas a lam from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., lirnekvllle, (yet.
good term-,
Ree or write
J. W. ARMSTRONQ
Real Estate
Box 1» Gesdarleh
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SCHOOL REPORT
8. 8. NO. 1, OOLBOR+NE
'rhe following is the report in per
cottages for the mouth of May:
Jr. Martin 110.2, Floe '
mice Ashton 00.5, Russell McIntyre
60.9.
Sr. 11E -Kathleen Tyudsll N2.2."
Jr. 111 -'Allan Stoll G. 1, Lorotby
Walloon 02.3.
tar. 11.•-Jihtmphrey Nookoleir 638,
Ituth 1'yudall (absent).
Jr. 11. --Sheldon Baxter 08.3.
I --Charles Tyndall S2.2. Edgar
Rtoll 77.5, Charlie Watson 74.
Primer -Jean Harding, Harold Ash-
tuu, Aller Ner•kolda.
Number on roll. 13; average attend'
a mer. 12.11.
ticaulst. E. 3TiRLIN .. Tenets, r
FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
1930 -
Men who wear fine Shoes are demanding cor-
rect style and line appearance in their Oxfords. There
are many outstanding features in the coming season's
style situation.
These features are to be found in the new
models for spring. All the leading manufacturers' lines
are to be found here at most reasonable prices.
GEO. MacVICAR
THE PRAC TICAL SHOP: MA o
NORTH SIDE SQUARE 'GODERICH
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BANK OF MONTREAL
c,4 presentation, in easily understandable form,
of the Bank's
SEMI=ANNUAL STATEMENT
30th April, 1930
LIABILITIES
LIABILI`T'IES TO THE PUBLIC
Deponit. -
Pale on demand and alts wince.
Notes of the Bank in Circulation
Payable on demand
Letters of Credit Outstanding
Fiainnal respoat.b.latw, andrreaken ow Sokol/. of ca,.o,wr„ for can
terresal nanusehoa$ (Ter ofunttrwg amount 1.1 m " Rkwam,'
Other Liabilities ,
ltrw, .9cb do not come ander the forego,ng leaden ,, rwrindreg
4'3 ,000,000 logon, from the Noumea Government emir. Ile
F.a.rr Art.
Total Liabilities to the Public
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•
•
LIABILITIES TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
& Reserves for Dividends •
Tho amount represent, the slenr/w/dr.s' ,aierr,y m the (lank, ewer
winds l,ab.6n s to the pabl, tair reminisce
Total Liabilities .• • .
RESOURCES
toilgeet the foregoing Liabilities the Bank has
Cash in its Vaults and in the Central Gold Reserves
i $ 688,06','54 '8
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38,4» 1,14'.00
10,941,971.37
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8,745,753,97
• 746,228,657,12 -
76,370,991.11
$ 822,599,(#1.23
94,421.408.82
Notes of and Cheques on Other Barka • . 45,50.'.317.11
Payable en cash or. prewnta„oa
Money on Deposit with Other Banka . • . • 15.448.298.39
A.nlable on demand.
Government & Other Bonds and Debentures --' 121,661„712,27
G.ltedre Serunoes practwally all of .MS, eara,e ar rah" dors. .
Stocks 922,087,90
Rm/ray and 1,,durtnal and cher rtorkr 01 or ince 1.10r4r1 rales.
Call Loans Outside of Canada • 68,028,615,57
Secured 6y bondr, stoats and other negotable ,rrunt,re of treater
value than the loser and reprr.rnhng moneyr quably a.mlahlr soli
nit el nurhtng efi.t on condmon, en ('anada.
Call Loans in Canada 27,460,856.27
Payable on demand and marl by bonds and sods of grow. value'
than the loans
TOTAL OF QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES
(sgreal to 51.03 of all Liabilities to the Public)
Other Loans ,
To manafartaren, fernery, merrluntr and other,, on cond,ttons eon
nnrnt ray found banking.
Bank Premises .
Two proprrterr only are earned ,n the newt of holding ompanw,,
the ,tor4 and bonds of there rompanw, are entirely orned l r the Hank
and appear on the books at $, no m ears taw All alar of the
11anb r remlu,, the value of which largely erred, $:4,3oo.o,,o, ap-
pear ander this heading.
Real Estate and Mortgages on Real Estate .
Aguirre! en the toren* of de 14anb'r bonne„ and to pnveo of Sung
real,rd upon.
X Customers' Liability Under Letter, of Credit .
krprr.ran :alnlrhr, of ru.tonw+t on account of I retro of (_'red,. lined
9 tlr flank fn. there0 ,11.01.
Other Assets not included in the Foregoing .
Making Total Assets of
to cone payment f .' i,,i .. r.. the Public o/
kering an excess of Assets over Liabilities to the Public of
•
PROFIT and LOSS' ACCOUNT
Profits for the half year endeng loth April. 193o
Deadie ,d, paid or payable to Shareholders
Prmemon lot Tares i)omen,on Government
Revn•anon for Rank PmmIS,.
$2.16.7.586.99
229479 41
600,010 ewe
Balance ,•( Pniht and Lost Account, October flat, 1929 .
Bolal,ce of Profit and Laws carried (onward
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$ 3"3,4w0,23,6.33
▪ 417,998,828.93
14.5(10.0()0.(11)
1,930,456.44
10,941,971.37
3•'78,095, I6
$ 822, 599,(.48.21
746,228,657.12
76.370.991.11
$1.114,017.57
2.997.5+44
545.451.43
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The strength '(a bank it determined by its history, its policy, ire management
and the omens of its resources. For 112 years the Rank of Montreal has
been in the forefront of Canadian Finance.