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U. L. MATHIESON. LL.B.. ILC. Attorneyi-at-Lew Loans 0N 011'? AND ream “ PROPERTIES COLLECTIONS

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El. F. McPhe~ B.A. ICC ¢' NOTARY m. nannisrsit. soolcrroit U10! Iuildinr Charlottetown

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(Signed) I. R. CHOQUET, Chic] Accountant

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30M N oi/ember, 1945

A S S E T S r Deposits with and notes of Bank oi Canada.-. 8 12,944,374.72 Notes of and cheques on other Banks.............. 5,130,524.57 Other Cash items, balances and deposits with other Banks... ~ 2,541,711.56 Government and Municipal Securities, not exceeding market value...... $0,834,794.05 Other Bonds, Stocks, etc., not exceeding - market value.-. 1,559,795.87 Coil loans (fully secured) on Stocks, deben- tures, Bonds, etc... 9,656,475.02 311256167537 - Loans and Discounts in’ Canada, including advances to Municipalities and School ‘ ' Districts .... ....................................... 17,875,529.71 Liabilities of Customers under Letters of Credit and other Assets... .......... 158,916.01 Real Estate other than Bank Premises, ,and Mortgages 460,375.55 Bank Premises. .1,746,9i5.l3 315230222211 - I. I A B I L I T I E S Deposits ;126,7s9,771.4s Notes of the Bank in Circulation... .. 580,850.50 Letters of Credit outstanding and other Liabi- lities 113,377.58 Total Liabilities to the Public. $i27,483,979.35 Dividends due Shareholders... ,. 54,897.20 Capital, Reserve and Surplus... 5,270,545.64 ' siszgzooinzr/ ' PROFIT mp LOSS ‘ACCOUNT Proﬁts for the year ended 50th November 1945, after making appropriations to con- P " tingency accounts, out of which accounts full provision for bad and doubtful debts ' has been $ 476,520.55 LESS: ‘ Provision for Dominion Government taxes 148,125.77 Written oil Bank Premises.-. .. Q8,437.95 t zssnasasa Dividends st the rate of 5% per lﬂflllm..." 200,000.00 Balance of Proﬁts carried forward,........ 59,958.83 Balance at Credit, 30th November 1944. 230,386.81 Balance it Credit, 30th November l945.,........ Q 270,345.64

FOR THE BOARD 0F DIRECTORS, (Signed)

CH5. A. ROY, President J. U. BUYER, General Manager

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The Provincial Bank of‘ Canada

neroiirs uioiinli. oicrosirs . mvzsroumrs AND LOAN ’ l-Iqmmr! nario is 2.0.5

Tb 46th Prwfncial Bﬁueiureésort oi 1;}; lwflwil year ended November 30th, 1945, shows an appreciable ebceite

increase in d and invest- ments ls well es a strong liquid Position. Assets, hich now ear.

w c9011 $132,800,000, are over $21,. 900M” higher U181: those oi’ the Preceding year.

Proﬁts tor the year of $476,520, after making provision for con. lilﬂllencies, compare with , in the yeer 1044. Dominion Gov- ernment taxes unmounted to c143,. 121i and the amortization provided for bank premises was $95,437, to shareholders remain- ed zit $300,000. After the above deduction-s, the sum of $39,968 was carried to surplus account. which 110g stimdsh at $270,345.

ash on and, l udlng deposits With the Bank oiuﬂ Canada and other bunks, totalled $20,418,610, gt the end. oi’ November. Other read- ily realizable assets, consisting of bonds of the Federal, Provincial and Municipal Governments and other bonds. debentures and shares, as well as call loans fully guaran- teed bv securities, have increased to $92,151,065. Quickhr realizable amets of $112,567,675 are now equal to 88 per cent oi the total liabilities to the public.

The statement shows the de- posits as having risen to $126,- 789,771, which is higher by 8Z1,- 26l,046 over that oi the preced- ing year.

Investments in Dominion, Prov- incial. Municipal and other bonds, debentures and shares have in- creased from $67,650,388 in Nov- ember 1944. to $80,834,794 in Nov- ember 1945.

The statement 111st published reflects a. year of substantial pro- axﬁsi: and very satisfactory pro-

The annual meeting of share- holders oi the hank is to be held at the Head Office of the Bank on Thursday the 10th of Janu- ary 194-6.

Death Toll In Mine Explosion Roaches .Fivc

PXNEVILLE. Klh. Dec. 30 ——(A.P) -The death boll in a coal mine ex- plosion nenr here last Wednesdﬁ-Y mounted to at least live wdﬂy l8 one oi the men canied out alive Friday died this afiemoon.

. Weary rescue crews continued to [search for '19 or more miners still ‘unsccoimted for in the wreck

.tunnel of the Kentucky Straight prleek Coal Company's number one m ne.

Lain today fire. fumes and smoke aizain drove all rescue workers from the damaged mine and official-s said it might, be hours before the voi- unteers could reenter the pit. with any deﬁne of safety.

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died in the Pineville Communlid‘ without reeaixidnlz consciousness. He was married but had no children.

He was one of the nine miners found alive in the fire-swept pit more than 56 house otter the un- explained explosion trapped 31 or more men esrlv Wednesday. Albert iBennei/t 04‘ Pineville. died before he could be brouirht to the sin-face. Eirperlenoed miners held little 1190c for the survival of the 19 or more men still unaccounted for but the rescue work did not slacken. The bodies of mine foreman Nath Centers. 02. and Hobart Sulfrldge. 44. were brought out of the mine this morning. They were badly burned but were identified by com- pariy officials and relatives. Boizh were married and Centers had three children and Sulfrldile five,

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llevv Yorkliidi Mixed Goodbye To La iiueriiia

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NEW YORK, Dec. N Undoubtedly he _W8s the best. mo)’- or New ‘folk (my ever had. Re- ﬂret at his departure will be sin-

H. us Ctuardia steps out vi oiilce Monday. Even for New Yorkers. who like color and punch in civic

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Hat" was honest, He. gov- emed the citv well. brouzht it from the fringe ot bankruptcy to sol- vency. changed iis lace, erected children's playgruonda. eradicated slums, built parks, tore down the hideous elevated railways, made many other civic improvements. Onlv man in 276 years of New York history to be elected mayor three times. he stood on the side- lines in last month's election mot- ing ior one of Mayor-elect William 0'Dwyer‘s opponents and when his man 10st, gracefully welcomed the victor. New York will miss the pudgy. iive-ioot-two Le Guiirdls. most cc-ioiful mayor since the tenure of debonaire Jimmy Walker in the roaring golden 1920s, New York won't be allowed to foo-get him. He is taking a position in radio iii a. reputed $100,000 a year — 75.000 more than he received as mavcr o! the world's second largest city.

Mr La. Guardiu always was oopv for the newspaper-men with whom in recent years he often was on the outs ‘This squat. little man with the high-pitcli-edsquenlcy voice, a mop of unruly black hair and s, penchant for large black hats was a newspapermsnﬁs de- light He was the “Little Flower." “The Hat," "Butch"—he was the man of manv accomplishments. of a half-dozen lanizuages and, per- haps not. unconsciously, manitler of the King's English.

and his idiosyncrasies for years. "The

Advice To Winston

Anecdotes were innumerable ab- out this son oi’ an Italian ltrant who seven times was elected to the House of Representatives ndiero he once waved n. 25-oen1t Dork chop and a $3 steak to em- miasize the high cost 0t living in the United States. New York probably will bzst l ” 1m us Ln Gunidia the fireman. always on hand at fires, directing the firemen. barking orders and, on occasion. handling hose lines. To the fore in Ln Guardia wns hie advice to Winston Churchill on the Atlantic Charter: “Winston if I may use the. language of. say. Shakespeare or Browning Shel ley or Dante. Gabriel Rossetti ' or other British clnssicists, please don't louse it up." He wee self-appointed father confesor and guardian of New York's 7500,0500 citizens. In his last four years ln- office he never missed a’ Sunday broadcast-ad- monishlng the citizenry. advising them on curren-t problems. lam- ‘lielektinz lﬁiiSélliflil tlnhorns" and, n: ‘s newspaper strike. fervently reading the Sun- dav comics. ‘ He used no script. his extern-

poraneous oratory being filled with dangling sentences. tangled grommet and misprc-nounced

words. He yelled. squesked. whisp- ered, scolded. h/urled sarcasm, He told the people to buy fish when it was cheap. to wee: their rubbers on a rainv day. urged housewives no-t to shake dust ‘mops out. of it- Dactment windows. He lectured on

200d manners. He threatened n. known criinln al by name-"weﬂl throw him in that's whnlW-citlng

the cllnk. case. name and address. To "tin- homs" he said: "Cut it out right now! ‘Phat kind oi monkey bush ness don't go in industries, unions and individuals

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Once Bomber Pilot

Born in New York Dec. l1, Mr. Le. Guardie. years in Europe- eiter mrediletion rtggi 1:121: school later he wadu- a.

Following the war. he wee re- elected to Congress whore he spent his time stoiwlsiniz the Klu Klux Klan, making bear on the ewellrs to demonstrate the futility of prdilbltton and needlinﬂ his own party, the Republicans. In his storm, years in public ol- {lige he has used l4 political par-

s.

In 1029 he made a.n unsuoceuful campaign for nlayor of New York bowing to the popular and dapper Jimmy Walker. He come book in 1033. gave Tiinunnnv Hall o beat- ing as the Republican-Facial ce-n- didate and took over the pity Hall in a major political upset.

While in office he was president of the United States contierence oi mayors As chairman of the Unit- ed Blames-Canada Joint Defence Board he was a familiar figure in Ottawa and Montreal. Heir a time during the United States’ par- ticipation in the war he was director oi’ the Office oi’ Civilian Dafence.

But New York now time to Wil- liam O"Dw'yer. the former police- man.

BROADSPAmS, Eng. —(G’)—- A number of houses here were damaged severlv by blast when a era mine exploded on iihe shore recent-Iv

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The road to independence is plainly marked — the higldivrvay of life insurance. Why take an unknown roe

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NOTICE

The postponed annual meeting of the P. E. I. Poultry Industry Committee, will be held January 4th, at 1:30 P.M in the agricultural room, Department of Agriculture.

By order o! the President, D. A. MacDONALD. L. ‘MMDONALD, Secretary.“

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IT'S THE GANG FROM THE SHOP

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Forty acre: of lend with bulld- higs conveniently situnted one mile eut of Montague on the Lower Montague Rood.

Sole lllle day, leggy‘ 5th, 19M, in front the Ito

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o'clock noon. at sole.

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auction on Sain- er

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I WERE A BEACHCOMBEG. m1 BALLSUQT ANOTHER wemzv WRETCH WHO DoesniT came!

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