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TIM SIGNAL PRINTING 00. II. MITT. rtthllsbass
. GODERICI, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925
SEIENTY-EIGHTH 114R M. 22
Unlimited quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SAIL
at $3 per single cord. delivered.
THE GODEAIOH MANU)FACTURiNG
CO. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St. Phone e1. )
HOUSES HOU868
All kinds for sale. 1f you intend buy-
ing a home it will pay you to see
the houses 1 have for sale. I have
than at all prices. from $700.00 up
Some real good bargains on easy terms.
Drop in and see me.
P..1. RYAN,
Real Estate & Insurance Phone 30
R. GEORGE
Real Estate and Insurance
HOUSES FOR SALE
1 have a good list of hooses, large
and small, good bargains with
small cash payments and reason-
able terms, so tl you intend buying
a home see me before doing so.
If you wish to sell your hones
elnictly give me the particulars.
Leval Agency for
Life. Fir., Automobile and
Accident Iassraace
Office: Nerds Street
(Opposite Signal Office)
'Pbone 434 Rea 424
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada'
You awe it to yoiiwell, to your .
dependents and to your loved one*
to buy Life tnentrance and to buy
k now. Consult u.'.
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Dislaiok Aria
Goderich Pbone 115
CRAIGIE'S
INSURANCE aaeiREAL ESTATE
r(► ttF ere
' 2 -story, red brick. fully mod-
ern S-r.rom.•d bonne. garage.
situated on the corner of Elgin
Ave. and Stanley street.
1 -story. frame. 7 roomed cot-
tage, furnace, cieetrt.' light
and•lath. garage.
Furnished 6 -roomed dwelling.
all conveniences. within one
block of Square. immediate
po*sesslen.
• A rtmrut.- A rooinii. electrlc
tepee and 1rtb. located on
8,111111e. lmrueruai.• poseesslose\
J.W. CRAIGIE
Confederation
Life Association
A Policy for Everybody
We (tart tit your needs
0. J. CAVANAGH
General Alp nt
North &feet., Goderieh
Phone 438 Box 426
Hotel Tuller
DETROIT
soo Rooms - soo Baths
#250 per Dar and op
ARABIAN RESTAURANT'
GOTHIC GRILL
CAFETERIA
TEA ROOM
GC. SCHAHTZ, Gw. Mgr.
Short Lessons in Lawn Tennis
By CAPTAIN It. INNES-TAY1.0It_
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telurui
letltush.0 takes It Just a littleM•low' � . 1/a to lh1.
the height of the net. It la 01
'piulon 111/41 111/• 11.4,1 height to take 1
it N on 11 11114 w•1111 the net.
Always meet the ball: a.. not in It
move you. 11/ other words attack It.
,10 not merely stop tt. Let the rac-
quet follow through 1u the' (Brett op
y1111wcsh the lutll hi"Ffl'..It is ins- -
portant to be 'able to run hick and
forward quickly and to get Into posi-
14• Ilse Lai 1 hand drives by kilosking the Inde thin. If possible, before the hall res
Ir 8houbi yopf. opponent rust up to the I against a 111auk wall, as Wilding .1011 eh.•. y.lt. Fu that 700 can walt for it
met evil "herpes, there iretwo thing to his early days; this Is not only tiee! utd then cook. ao eel twat way to perfect your stroke. hut . In Anlgiuc rune stthsttMeQw!t !s retugoodro.
- will Or.. your eye proper training and a 1.rn,11,,, r1/ /As,. 1,y VMrwrif against.,
you can do. Either lob the hall over
Ms head or. If you ale export enough,
eudtwvor to drive so fast and aecur-
ately that you pass hill down the
side line without your Ist11 going out
of the court. The mistake most play-
ers make In lobbing is that they d0
not bit the ball high enough in the
air. A pool lob should la• well mit
drop ;mar the corner of the base line
The Armstrong Real Estate
Insurance Agency
Isis (Stn Life), Accident and
._. Auto Insurance
and Lots in Goderich and
1fielnity, and Farm. for Sale
Special f.,r 'Ale this week,very
Mt a 'M-
anee, wt h or,.• acne of land, g„,d '
soil, u which there are about 50assorteda>rted ttt
tit treys*, also grape. and 1
-mull (mite and” a good ganien •
clot. Located tooth Sunset I(o-
0.1, fine yak( view. `
Price for gtt{ck sale, $S50.
teach you quite a bit about the honu.l er atilt, always treiug to hit the ball
of the ball and Its flight through the i1/ the c(11tr,' 41f 1h, rno•giuet. {i11et1
air. The latter are two points t.. roei'irina do nut suit ((11 the Lall-
atudy. You have to judge the di-- starts dropping• 'Ink.• :1 at the top
enure 4111 every stroke. for if you let „f the hound. and if a man 1s bestial
the hell get 100 clow• to yon. v..0 will you e -11h a loss's' twit s,•rrlosc step
not Iw able to "drake freely.
into It and take it on the rltlh, ai
21. Pace inkling and Parke did with lie'
of reach of your opponent and should A great tuauy players eonaider that Langltlin's service. when the) heat
far pace it is aeceaaary to use the film.
,u your opponent's court. from which vernal, and although both the, wrist 23. Running Round the Rail
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point tt is much more difficult to and forearm play an important part J. D. Anders.,n. th.• famous Au
make an effective return titan from i1/ adding pace. in that they help to iratlan player. has this f1a say about
the centre court. Rise the proper top 141 the ball at the a luau running round a ball to play
The Kinsey brothers of ('alitonds Iso moment be hrinalna the racquet It on his str.mg *isle -'If 1 have
have been ranked, In the last few above the ball. It Is. however. the time h net the ball on my forehand.
rears quite high in the United States proper use of the body awing and fol and know 1ha1 than I can make a dr
nn•I their success L much due to of law thruttab with the ra('ourt that I tr k why h0nid 1 not do
l'.lye stroke. teethe lobbing at the right moment.! really ielves"lspsed to a return. viii When one thinks of Anderson**
They lob high and put a bit of run -1 S. H. Smltlrprobably had the finest f..rrhand. with the terrific dere-be
ning under -top on, which makes the forehand drive that has ever been .gets on 1t. one is alm.et inclined to
hall jump forward when it hits the seen In lawn tennis and his wrist answer this qu.'rt with. Tei, 5117
ground. Colonel Foulkes, who has i was quite firm at the time the stroke not Y'
won more c•hamplonahlpw than any ; was made. Smith. 11y tbet way. never But I don't agree with the general
other Canadian, relies much 0n the' took any notice of the man on the Principle of running around, a
lob. at which he is an expert, and other aide of the net when playing stroke. There are. of course, times
which has enabled hlm to defeat a shot. partie'ularly If he was run- when you get an easy ball on your
many fundamentally more brilliant Wag up to flu -Met. He would 'Jam -when nd that you feel you could till
players. lr send his return down to a curtain with your forehand. Then perhaps
24. Farley Strokes I •1s•t as fast and as truly as he could the taking of It on this side Is Jnatl-
1 cahoot lmpresa too strongly on: and whilst he was playillg on the fiel. But that is only one In a 'thou -
my readers the fallacy of attempting English, Davis ('cop team defeated sand shut.. As a rule you wtll'aigt-
fancy strokes. The simpler and or- ; quite easily the Is -.l volleyer. that4 Rb . get yourself n much Ont of pre
thtsloz strokes are much easier to, the United Stain% hail._ 'Mimi that vette leave your court wide
leant and much more effective Int Perfect timing w Rh holy awing j cion for ii -fain driving return. - -
practice. and the player who make.. a i and follow through. have more to do
phlnt of attempting slashing strokes, with page than anything. • 11. L. Do-
i all the Buie and hitting the ball BA 1 Leel)* got more paec on the ball with
__ 'bard as he can. 1s sure to mak( a � less effort than ally player I have
failure of the game. ever seen. just fromtwrfat•t steordin-
it will take ° you thousands of pr1le 311011 of theme principles.
the strokes to learn to tpetster one
l oaf est ke elfectirili And It 122 Where to Take the Rall the (0rrp(t -distance from the fp,'
ort
Ten's -4200 down, , , I:; bed- 1
ann• on easy is Immediateant
,e.r,len given. I r :i'1 particu-
lars see .c write
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Air we Pomona' F air \
1'. (S.ltmt-- 89 _Tot4rrkll Oat.
� Millinery Sale
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Friday and Saturday
and following wefk
Small Hats at half price, ranging from
$1.95t4$3.50 j.
Large Hats in the bright summer shades,
at $5.00 -
These are exceptionally good values and we have
a large stock to choose from.
We advise you to take advantage of this sale.
UNIVERSAL MILLINERY --
Cor. East St. and Square, Goderich
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tDo not delay a sow
size. saran regular gawks roman amount
tial sum. a'v
One dollar opens a aasatat--t at a
the Union Bann.
Wits small
a aubst an -
Bach of
UNION BI
OF CANADA
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Not only that: you jtave to run
around so reiltlay that as a rule you
do not get pair feet into correct po-
sition to take the boll it- the line of
De, Donald Uasiillivraty. Itap_Free.�
to l' t
Io .tales, in retSening 1
i 1r., mouths earlier than ,
originallf roll pistillate. and will ll NIA
I'anc..11fwr on )1/i 11th: firs. Mae -I
Glhllvray will f4tliew o1/ Septemiler�
4th.
Auotber paragrai,h Ia-The 3,.*:( to
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states: Just before sailing fro` Eng-
land fur Canada, Dr. Donald Yw
Nvray preached :u Bos.'y Tru, v,
Dartmoor. In the church where Mb
Maca:illirray, NN a girl, played tits
organ. At Britol, be was the guest
of Mra. Timothy Richard, whose hus-
band he suceeetied in the work of the
Cbristion Literature i 4'I.'fy ,.f china.
India Pekoe Teas
SOUND BANKING
Direct importations from the
Darigan gardens
Darigan Brand
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its eight. For - it must he remembered --
that i1/ taking position or stance for
a abet volt have to piles yourself 14
t ox ro
will take year e1'en- Jtot as- mesh ()fur Thera 1s -nn. ,globe that the _beat slteie tett hart ,v nib) piayed. v117_1141
to acquire proficiency In any fancy 1 itoaltlon to take Nte hill tet tts bound the spare between your feet seen -riling
.lrukes. As the latter can at hest be is above the kn:r• a: 'west. H. L. 1k- t41 the amntyynntkof power yo !mead to
used only occasionally in the mune t berry. one of the world',( greatestput on the ba1L The wider you have
of a came. iron would need to iiave players. always took the hall Just , your frs•t apart the niore power you
nnttmited_lim1! 5t }tnur...d1T.Ek.In- :doer' his waist. considering 11 host -have in -your stroke. ak it mate.* a
1e•e1, to warrant your devoting 101111 1.. strike ft at the very ' top • Its firmer f1Wfi
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:.tt,uti'on to them. 1 T bound. Tilden takes the ball .Jut n
1'raetise your forehand and lack- 11ttte above the height of the net and -(Ti' let motioned)
$50,000
Goderich Salt Company Limited
Head Office: Goderich, 0,. t.
20 -Year 7% First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds
Dated 15th May. 11)25. D11' Lith may, 1945.
Principal and half -yearly coupons (151h May and \otcniber), payable in current gold coin of
Canada or 1I. equivalent In b►wfnl money of ( :,nada at the holder'. option at 11w•
Main Office of the Standard Itanit of ('shads, Toronto and (.odcrirh. Bonds
Mil) he registered as to principal.
Denominations : $500 and $1000 -
Provision is made for a yearly sinking fund. commencing May I:dh, 1926, sufficient to
retire the issue In full al Maturity.
Callable in whole or in part at the ('ompany's option on Sitty Days prior notice at
105 and seemed interest.
Trustee: The Toronto General 'frusta Corporation.
Legal Opinion: A. 1.. Malone of Malone & Malone. Toronto.
CAPITALIZATION Authorized tanned
8100,000.00
;60,000.00
Common Stock 8100,000.00
First Mortgage Bonds (this Iamas) r • • • • • • •.• . .... $60,000.00
L- Busines: Goclerlch Salt"CiIIDpifiY Ltmtr-w ti' ttpeerateT dYd1[r euulpped-01erii BiiT
Plant. comprising 3 acres of property. on w•hlgh Is situated two, Arena_ and plant. consisting of
Vacuum fans, arisen Pan, Dairy 31111. Boiler House. C.oper-10op,11'ater Cooling I'ond, and Stor-
age Buildings. as well as considerable Hailway Trackage. The (*swam, pots up an grades of
Salt and their product is sold throughout the w hole of Canada-EBT-bouschofd pnrpos('(t and to
Packing houses, Tile and Hewer filo \Mauufaeturer.. Steel Factories. Laundrk•s, Soap Makers,
Tanners. Cloth Manufacturers and also to Farmers for land and Bottle. Orer (100 cars of atilt
are being shipped each year by this plant at present.
2. Assets: as at Deeemher 3111t, 1924:
Fixed Assets, including Real Estate, Plant, Mach Inery
_ & Equipment as per appraisal of Canadian Appraisal Company, Ltd., (re-
plarement value of Plant $1R4.45.3.24.)
N.t. Curr Assets (after delucting all ilabilitlea)�
Curt
1140.4111.:;
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Total \ ,sets
$ 40,675.00
$180.0771k.
(Oyer $3,7tlf1.o*) for each bond outstanding).
3. Earnings: The average net earnings of thls Company over the past sus years have been
more than three times the annual bond Sinking Fund and interest requirements.
4. Security: The Bonds of this lasue will be secured by a Specific First Mortgage on all the
fluted asset- of the Company and are a Floating Charge on all the Current Assets.
5. Insurance: The Trust Deed provides that the Companyi shall Maintain Insurance payable
to the Trustee. on its !Wed plants 1114(1 egtft,►mrnt at feat our yr: ('n.-fnmtram•e. nernrttinq meths ttg
ares of the Canadian Appraisal Company. Fire Insurance now carried amounts to $130,000.00.
We hare purchased and offer the above lame, when. nit and if issued and received by no. sub
Jett to the approval of all legal detnlls by A. L. 74ta lone of Malone & Malone, Toronto, and subject
to approval of Toronto General Trusts corporation for Titled Trust Deeds, ete.
Price: Par and Accrued Interest
Huron Investments Limited
Masonic Temple Building
GODERiCH :: ONTARIO
BANKING
FIFTY
YEAF.S
Against -That
THE fabled years of ancient
Egypt's 'fulness and famine
the striking lessons found' in
other historic facts and natural life
processes establish saving among
the fundamental laws upon which
Nature makes her ,sure indict-
ments. Follow your natural per-
sonal instinct to "lay by in store"
by -adding regular installments to
.a savings account in the. Standard
Bank.
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STANDARD .BAN K
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GODWRICH BRANCH C. L. Jackson, ilfanagvr
aresnh.. ale,e .t 9.yfwld and Duninnnen
I'he statements contained herein are based upon Informatfi.n whieh we b MI(re to be reliable, although we
cannot guarantee their accuracy.
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conservatively for the protection of
its depositors and the community as a whole.
Because the Bank of .lou,trral for more than a , ertury has
endeavored to do this, it has come to he regard: 1 .hrough•
out the length and breadth of the Dominion as a sound.
safe and friendly institution. _.
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There are six hundred branches of the Bank (f Montreal.
Each branch has the srrengrh. stability, experience and
services of the entire organization. Make the nearest branch
your banking headquarters. Talk with the manager on
matters of banking or buseness. Write to him_ or call in
person. You can bank
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Established over 100 years
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