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PRESCRLIPIIONS’

The 48th Annual Report 0f The Provincial Bank Df Danada Sets New Reoord Figures

Total Assets And Deposits 17% Nlgher Than Last Year

‘Ilhe annual statement of the Irovincial Bank of Canada re- vca-ls for the fiscal year ended November 30th. a gain of 17.6 p.c. in total assets, which stood at the record level of $187,088,448, against $l42.758.1l6 last year.

Considerable gains were also shown in liquid and cash assezs. commercial loans and deposits. All these accounts have also reached new peaks in the Bunk history.

Liquid assets totalled $120,304,- 248, an increase oi 313.507.9111 over the previous year, and represent 74.5 per cent of liabilities to the

public. Cash assets were up to 521574.808 from $23,206,560 last i031‘.

Commercial loan-s increased by

t9.350.639 to s42,887.49~i. Deposits reached an all-time high at 81589453840. an improve- ment oi’ 523074379, or 17 per cent. cver last year. Holdings pf securities $fl7,000.000. a rise of

exceeded Si0.000.000

within a year,

Profits for the year ended No- vember 30th. were $893,738, and the balance oi credit of the Pro-

fit and Loss Account was at $392.33!» As in tile previous year. The

Provincial Bank was able to con- tribute $100,000 to the staff pro- vident fund and to distribute to shareholders a special dividend of 1 per cent, over and above the regular quarterly dividends of 6 per cent per annum.

It is interesting to follow the outstanding progress of the Pro- vincial Bank of Canada since 1929, as reflected in the following comparisons of total, liquid and cash assets. deposits and profits for the years 1929, 1939, 1947 and i948.

The annual general nleetirtg of the shareholders will be held at the head office of the Bank. 221 Si. James St. West. Montreal. at noon on Wednesday, January 12th., 1949.

m MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear ntnther, Mrs, Felix Murphy, who passed away Drcembe 26th, 1944.

December comes with deep regrets, A month we never will forget. Wit-h tears in our eyes and brcktn

IlCilfIll

We stood that evening and saw her depart.

A beautiful life has come h an utrl

A devot-d lil- thcr and our beat friend

Site was dearer to us Llliln words can tell

The Mother we lost and loved so well.

Inserted by Iler Family,

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear husband, Vernon Parsons, who llflifled away December 291.11. 1942.

I 908m to lee in the soft dim light

A floe I love the best

And think of him, when the sun's lust rays

Goes down in tho far off wtst.

I miss you no lose as time passed on

Then I dizl on the day of your go ng

For absence can never eta.- the door of my heart

And the Illnp of my glowing. .

Your ltonrt. was tilte truest in al the w'd: world

Your love the beat h recall

No one on earth could take your place

You are still the dearest of all.

Lovlngly Remembered by Ilis Wife.

love ls still

g IN MEMORIAM

In loving ntiemory of my dear Husband, '

ROBERT J. AILSENAULT

who died one year ago today. December 201th, 1047.

Aa tears dinuned my eyes I watched you going

And I know the pain of a breaking heart

For I knew that this world you were leaving,

‘Twas God's will, and we had to

part. But you left behind fond memor- lea And now I treasure them so.

The few years we spent together Were the happiest I'll ever know And when God calls me to go dear To join you, never to part.

IVItIt a smile on my lips I'll be

willing For that, will bring joy to my heart.

Ever Remembered, Ever Loved by Ills Wile Mrs. Josepiitlne Araenauit. O O O

In loving memory of our dear Daddy, who dlad one year ago to- day, December 29th. 1947.

Ho has not tiled who leave! us For the better land of Day Ho would not so bereave ns 1TB’! only "just away."

And right behind llfeb curtain Beyond all grief and pain. 'l‘here'll be a happier dawning When we shall meet again.

Sadly Missed t.’ no Seven Children.

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at five cent: a word, strictly pay able in advance.

JIMMIE’! TAIL: Fuchs 5M.

CBABWELI. tor Photographe-

COOKS for Christmas Pbotc graph. '

HOWARD MeINNIB Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

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OONFEDERATION SUBANCE.

Al‘ YOUR SERVICE. — Arnlm Coal C0,, Phone 249a

CITY ‘IIAXES -— Fourth install- ment City of Charlottetown Taxes must be paid by December 31st or interest will be charged.

FOB TIIOROUGII CLEANING and glazing job on Fur Coats Money back guarantee if not sat- hfactory. Betta Fur Salon.

PORTABLE PHONOOBAPH with automatic record changer. special $50.00. An ideal Gift. MacDonald Radio service. 160 Kent Street.

CITY TAXES.-Decembetr 31st is the final date for payment of fourth installment City of Charlottetown Taxes.

THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY to Sydney, Nova Scotia. Phone Mari- time Central Airways Limited, 2061 or 540.

NEW SHIPMENT Men's and Youths’ heavy plaid Sport Shirts, Men's Department, 1st floor. S. A.

McDonald. Price $550, $6.75 and $8.50. ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Waldo

Stewart wishes to announce the en- gagement oi her younger sister. Dorothy Mae Robinson of Brackley Point, to Harold MacLeod. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. MacLeoti of Uigg. Marriage to take plaice in January.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Mrs. John Kelly was held yesterday morning from the Frank I-Iennessey Funeral Home to St. Michael's Church, Iona. where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. C. McCarthy. who also conducted ser- vice at the grave, Pall-bearers were: Andrew iifcTagtie, Wilired Mooney, James Rooney, Lawrence Kelly. George Murphy and Michael McGary.

TANTUN L. 0. L.—’I‘he Annual Meeting of Tanton Lodge No. 112B was held in their up-to-date Lodge Room, Brookfield. Monday, Dee. 13th, Bro, Robert Carr W. Master. occupied the chair. A large percent- age of its members being present. Tanton is one of the oldest Orange Lodges in P, E. Island and in i047 was winner of the beautiful Muttart Cup donated to the Lodge making the most gain during the year

After the general routine of busi- ness and reports of retiring Offic- ers .Which showed the Lodge to be in a flourishing condition, the fol- lowing Officers were then elected and installed by Bro. Andrew E. Dollar, Past County Master. W. Mastes l-larris MacSween, Dept. Master Stirling MacLean, Chap.

Chas. Proud, Rec. Secretary Wes-

iey MacLean. Fin. Secretary. Mur- dock MacSween. Treasurer, Robert Carr First and Second Lecteurs W.

B. Wood and Nelson Moore. Mar- shall. Hollis Wood. Com. D. S.

Campbell. Cyrus MacNeil. Ambrose

Sentn-er, Gerald Dollar and Vincent

White.

ENJOYABLE SHOWER-A very

enjoyable evening was held in Crapaud Hall on Tuesday evening.

Dec. 21, when a. host of friends from Crapaud and neighbouring districts gathered to shower Miss Florence Gordon and Mr. Jonn Gamble, prior to their approach-

ing marriage. Mr. George Wot- ton brought the couple to the hall

where they were received by Mrs.

Arthur Simmons and were then

escorted to_ the seats of honor by

Miss Lorraine Lowther and Mr.

Wendell Horton, to the strains oi

the bridal chorus. played by Miss Glenda Simmons. Mnwotton then

made a few very fitting and hu-

morous remarks. The Misses Es-

ther Johnston and Valerie Myers

carried the gills to front and

they then, along with the Misses

Glenda Simmons and Lorraine

Lowther, proceeded to open them.

Miss Emiiv l?'.'s§ins read the ac-

companying verses and Miss Fran-

ces Shel-rev arranged the gifts on

the table, which was well loaded.

nnd this goes to show the pop-

ularity of John and Florence. Fol-

lowing this ivlrs. Annilea Taylor

read an address and Wendell Hor-

ton made the presentation of a

table lamp on behalf of the Y.P.U

of which both were valuable mem-

bers. John immediately rose to the occasion with a very fitting reply

on behalf oi Florence and him- self, thanking one and all f0? their kindness and inviting every- one to visit them when they be- come settled. The crowd "it" Joined in singing “For_ TheY Al’! Jolly Good Fellows" and on being escorted to the rear of the hal- the boys bounced John close to the rafters. The ladies served a dainty lunch. after which the vounder tat danced. thus brinsinr the memorable evening to a close.

on SALE now “The Sinful Town”

A Novel by LEO P. WALSH

Publisher: EXPOSITION Press,‘

New York City Obtainnble at Island look Room, Maritime Stationers and Roy's Confectionery.

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ants column la reserved tor nmva of local interest. but advertising oi a naway nature may be inserted

MT. uartnaar v. r. v. ooxi czar in Church tonight at a P. M.

in your own home on their birth- day. Craswell Studios.

MOORE la MMLEOD LIMITED, will close at 12.30 today, Wednes- clay.

THE CITY HALL TAX OFFICE will remain open until 9.00 P. M. each evening until December 31st to receive City Taxes.

ABBIVINO DAILY —- New Fur Coat-l. latest styles. We sell only the best from well known flrma such as Model Fur and West Canadian Fur. Betta Fur Salon. Phone 1093

THE ANNUAL Congregational Meeting of Caledonia Congregation will be held on Saturday, January 1st, 1949, at 1 P. M. By order of Managers.

NEW SHIPMENT Men's and Youths’ heavy plaid Sport Shirts, Men's Department, 1st floor, S. A. McDonald. Price $5.50, $6.75 and $8.50.

CITY OF Cl-‘lAltLOTTETCiwN TAXESA-Interest at the rate of 1.~5% per month will be charged on City of Charlottetcxvn fourth install- ment of Taxes if not paid by Dec- em-ber 31st.

HUNTER RIVER CIIARBE. — The Annual Meeting of the Sunday School will be held at Fulton Rob- ertson's, Wednesday. December 29th, at 8 P. M. Rev. Howard Christie, Minister.

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday, a man charged with being drunk and incapable was sentenced to 10 days in juil. Four men charg- ed with common assault were heard and remanded until today. These were the only cases to appear be- fore Magistrate K. M. Martin yes- terday.

P. E. ISLAND tI-IOSPITAL RE- CEIVES REQUESTS. - The trus- tees of the P. E, Island Hospital gratefully acknowledge a receipt of $5,018.38 as payment in a legacy under the will of the late Mr. Isaac Carter. Also the sum of $200.00 in the payment oi a bequest under the will of the late Mr. Frank S. Reeves.

ENTEILTAINED AT RECEPT- ION -- .\'irs. Ewcn MacDonald en- iertained at a reception. at her home in Charlottetown, in honor of her daughter Gertrude Isabel. whose marriage to Mr. Howard MacLean took place in November The dining room was taste- fully decorated with pink and white streamers. centered with a large wedding bell. The table look- cd very festive with its three tiered wedding cakes, and white

tapers. Girl friends of the bride assisted m serving the guests. Misses Mary Gunn and Wilma

MacKenzie entertained recently at their lovely apartment. for their friend Mrs. Howard MacLeod. hlany beautiful and attractive gifts with hosts of good wishes were bestowed on the popular young bride.

ALPHA REBEKAII LODGE — The Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 1O I. 0. O.’ F. held its annual Christ- mas tree and entertainment. An interesting programme was pre- sented by the children of the mem- bers consisting of recitation Claire Smith; yocal solo —- Jackie

Williams: violin solo -- Allan Campbell; recitation — Sylvia Campbell; vocal solo - Frankie iilacPherson; piano solo — Janet MacEachern; recitation —- Paul Maclifllian; quartette - Alice Dickson. Lilly MacPherson, Helen

MacLean. Helen Acorn; direction —Miss Sue Brenton. A beautiful pajeant “The Christmas Story" as revealed by th<~ carols was pre- sented under the drection of Mrs. Jean Crockett, P. N. G., with Mrs. Helen MacEachen. P. N. G., as pianist. Santa Claus also appeared and lunch was served during the evening.

Personals

Miss Josephine Slnnott. Morell. spent a very pleasant week end in the City visiting her grnndllllrfinis. Mr. and Mrs. James Wight.

Miss Velma Joan Ward, Little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Ward. entered the P. E. Island Hos- pital Tuesday morning and was op- erated on for a Tonsillotomy oper- atiort.

Mr. and Mrs. John Curley. Ver- non River recently visited their re- latives in Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. James Wight. While there they met an olti friend Pearl Cairns who once lived at Mr. Curiey's home.

Miss Jean E. MacDonald. who is with the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission in Toronto. as assistant news editor of the Staff News, is spending the holiday sea- son with her mother. ivfrs. Reuben MacDonald. West Street.

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CHILDREN PHOTOGBAPHED ‘

CHARLOTTETOWN

His Honor

Lieutenant Governor

J. A. BERNARD

will receive at

Government House

on Saturday afternoon

Jon. Ist.

from 3 to 5.30

Signed, Dr. J.A. MocMiIIon Private Secretory.

NOTIDE

Owing to the continued

indisposition of Mrs. Moc- Donoid, His Worship Mayor

B. EARLE MaeDDNALD

will not hold his customary

New Year's reception.

J. A. FULLERTON City Clerk.

MISCELLANEOUS SIIOWER— On December 7th friends and ‘neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, C, MacDonald, Bradaibane, where a miscellan- eous shower was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacLeod (Gertrude MacDonald). Many love- 1y and useful gifts were presented to the- young couple. The groom. on behalf of his bride, expressed his sincere thanks to all for hon- oring them A dainty lunch was served and the remainder of the evening pleasantly spent in social intercourse and cards. On the evening of December 17th, the many friends of Mr. Howard Mac- Lecd met at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. AibertMac- Leod, Murray Harbor. to honor him and his bride. Manybeauti- fui gifts were showered on the young couple, after which a delic- ious lunch was served. and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing and singing. At a late hour all de- parted. after wishing the bride and groom "bOn voyage“ through life."

NIH’ INDIAN TRANSMITTER

DELHI — (CF) A new broadcast-

ing station at Vijayawanda (Bez-

wada) in South India was opened here recently. This is India's sev- enth broadcasting station since in- dependence.

Dank’ oi Montreal Dhange

wtcuau STEW ART

Commencing with the New Year. Wllilhm Stewart. f0? m” pggt year Manager of the Batik oi MonireaFs main office in H11“; fax and Superintendent 0! ‘l ~ Bank's branches in the Maritnne Provinces will devote his lull time to the responsibilities of the Sui); eriniendency. Relieving "h? ,0” hi5 managerial duties W

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J0 IIOIBON

John Hobson, formerly Secretary to the General Manager, who has been appointed Manager of Hali- fax main office. The division of responsibility has been made In view of the increasing importance oi the Bank's business in the Maritime Provinces, the supervis- ion of which now demands Btewariia full attention.

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IN MEMORIAM

ALEXANDER MMLENNAN

There passed peacefully to his eternal rest on the Lord's clay, Oct. 3rd, One of the oldest and most respected residents of l-Iarhsviile, in

the person of the late Alexander MacLennan. The deceased. despite his ad-

vanced age was very active until about a year ago when his healtn began to fail however, it was not until a few weeks prior to his home going that he, became bedfast, and as the days passed it was realized by those who attended himthat his earthly journey was nearing its end and that he would soon be with the Lord Jesus Christ whom he had come to know as his Saviour. Redeemer. and friend.

The late Mr. MecLennan was born at Hartsville, Lot 30, 81 years ago and was a son of the late Mur- dook and Margaret MacLennan. As a young man he purchased the farm on the Johnstone Road. for- merly owned by Mr. John Mac- Leod where he resided and tilled the soil until the intlrmities of age forbade further labour. The deceas- ed was for many years a faithful and valued member of the Harts- viile Presbyterian Church. It can be truly said that. in all his associa- tions he gave witness to the fact that he had experienced the New Birth.

The late Mr. MacLennan leaves to mourn his passing a sot-rowing widow, the former Catherine Jane MacLeod who tenderly cared for her husband during his illness. An ad- opted daughter. rs. Ray Frizzel. Charlottetown; . so an adopted sort Spurgeon MacLennan also oi Charlottetown and one sister, Mrs. Athol MacLeod, Bradalbatte.

The funeral which was largely attended. following a short service at the home. was held in the Harts- ville Presbyterian Church and was conducted by his Pastor the Rev. Donald Nicholson. The Praise sel- ections were: "The Lord is My Shepherd, "All people that on earth do dwell" and "Take comfort Christ- ians when your friends in Jesus fall asleep."

The pallbearers were: John Macnennan, John A. Mac- Inrtis. George Machean. Duncan Nicholson. Howard lVLacLennan and Murdock Nicholson. The remains were tenderly laid to rest in the family plot. in Hartsville Cemetery.

eat» or THANKS

Mrs. Alexander Macbennan wish- es to thank her many friends anr‘ neighbours for their kindness and their expressions of sympathy in her sad bereavement.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the Box Hold- ers of Central Bedeque Rural Rout“ for their generous gift to us Rt Christmas.

Otto and Kay DoulL

CARD OF THANKS

Messrs. Honeywell and Lorne Bulman of Hunter River. wish to thank the many Box Holders of Jlunter River R. R. 2 who were so kind as to remember them at Christmas. The gift was very much