f’ EAR DIARY." the dollar would write. "here I am in a great big bright lac-

tory. my ears almost deafened by the seer oi machinery which turns out shining

.1110!» cmuld write

new appliances that thousands oi Canadian housewives have been waiting for all

through the war.

, "i know I'm just one oi millions oi dol- ' iars which the Life Insurance companies are investing now in all sorts of civilian post-war developments . . . public utilities, power resources, railways, hotels. oiﬂce

I hard at work in every province. bukiildllings, and‘; zvhcleedli: ‘of 11ml“: . Kgiﬁﬂé? creating work and prosperity. w c "9 P“ 9 Y “e Q99 “I _,,'-.'-' The remaining 75 cents are im back to a normal peacetime looting. ’ ﬁ.')\\4‘“ m,“ h, gmmn‘ m; mun].

"u! "I came from a country bank. as part oi U350 dpll bonds. securities and mort-

lomebody's Life Insurance premium. lt's wonderful to ieel that l'rn doing soure- thipg socially useful for the future welfare

'0! my country.“

it is good citizenship to own

Lin: rtusuttnnlcr:

A Message from the‘ Life Insurance Companies in Canada.

This portion o!

every dollar ot

Lite Insurance 450)

utilities, industrial, etc., and is

gages, etc., yet these funds are always available ior the imme- diate protection ct {our million policyholders in time o! need.

funds is in- veetedinpubllc

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DOMINION OF CANADA BONDS ALL MATURITIES -

BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED

r. .1. BRENNAN a commvtrn.

Members Investment Dealers’ Association oi Canada _

' E. M. BAuNALL-Mansger ill Richmond 8t. Charlottetown

Telephone mo.

ltntmsm Onarse tor Ans Advertisement as Uenls Osntrstuunrdlantooamaeperwermttlsstornandliasterslooau to per word; Announcements and Coming tivents is per wore;

w Auvartlsing ltatas- -raya0|o' in Advance I

Gisssuleu so per word; tn Alemoriam Notaoea Ito par inch; Lists u! ifiorai and, spiritual tutoring!» Cents. etc. lo pa: an"; y". sra or Condolence rec per inch; Wedding engagements t0 werns lot 51.00 and ltl cents lea" aver) additional I worm, Notices as Insults and Appreoaetion, lilo per incn or to per were. Lissa as

seoscnpuo w cents per tnoia. utner rates on application.

Addrass and Presentation ans.

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FOB BALE - 10 SQUARE ASP}! at; shingles. J, lvl. ulnlr, mon- tagu . 12-28-11-

FOR SALE - BEAVER LAMB iur coat, size 40 in periect con- dition Apply J.A. Gillies. Live- stock Marketing Board. 12-2031

BOB SALE-MEN'S SKATES AND boots, also 9, leather coat, baby carriage Apply s5 Elm Ave.

12-28-11.

l0 — 1M0 CHEVROLET 3 ton. Good condition OI exchange tor 1-2 ton truck or

ear‘. rte Ballem, Povvnallé-mm

F03 IMMEDIATE ill-NT nicely furnished home. equi p with electric stove an reir er- stor. 1n good raldont l l ity. Write "W" c/o Guardian.

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Total Sales’ 2.437.000 "

Stock Markets At A Glance

WLNNIIPEG. Dec. 2n - (CP)— Rye iutures prices on the Winni- peg Grain Exchange today moved up slightly on light offerings. Desllrtgs were dull and mostly of a local character.

'I‘ORON'IO. Dec. 2'1’ —- (OP) — In the heaviest trading since Dec- ember 3 the Toronto Stock Mar- ket advanced strongly today, re- cording wide gains for both mining groups. Western Oils dropped the early gain and closed practically

un tinged.

Base Metal Stocks led the ad- vance vzlth an index gain or 1.37. SherrlttrGordon again took the lead and posted a net gain of 55 cents at 1.90. The day's high price was 1.99 and it traded 445.000 shares. Pond Oreille finished 20 cents up at: 2.80 and small gains were held by Waite-Amulet; and Base Metals Corporation.

CHICAGO,_ Dec. 27 -- (OP) .._ Groin futures prices generally were pushed around from all directions today, with wheat receiving the strongest support m most; oi the trading. The July delivery Q1. wheat; was st a seasonal high as com-

1-2 mlsion houses and mills bid the

price up around a half cent a bushel o within one cent; or the

ASSETS

Notes oi and deposits with Bank oi Canada. . . . . ... S l54,458,345.62

' Other Cash and Bank Balances. . .. . . . ... ... .. . 166,690,950.57 Notes of and Cheques on other Banlts. . . . . . ... ... . 97,040,91'6.90 Govomment and other Public Securities. . ... ... . . . 1,001,072,550.27 Other Stocks and Bonds. . . . . . . . . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . . ($2,767,405.11 Call and Short Loans fully secured. . ... ... . . . . 106,446,918.06

$1,558,477,086.53 Commercial Loans in Canada" . ... ... ... .. . . . . .- .. 284,036,691.85 Loanste Provincial Governmenta.......,.. . . . . .. 5,070,535.17 Loans to Cities, Towns, Municipalities and School Districts. 4,439,634.54 Commercial Loans-Jelelgi. . . . . . ... ... ... ... e<s .,. ... $8,441,196.18 10,848,Z54.92

Liabilities oi Customers under Acceptances ind Lotion oi 49,4a2,a4a.7s OlherAssetsm. 6,728,730.92 Total Assets. . . . $2,007,546,9'18.86

IJAIIUTIES Notes m Circulation. . . ... . . . . . . . 7,007,429.94 Deposits .......... 1,sas,7s7,074.14 Acceptancee and Letters of Credit Outstanding. . .. 49,482,848.75 Other Iiabiliti .. . .- . . . . . . . . . . 1,400,446.73 Cipital........... ' 35,000,000.00 Reserve Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000,000.00 Dividendsdue Shareholders...“ .. .. 572,660.73 Balance o! Proﬁt as per Proﬁt and Less Account. . . . . . . . . .. 5,246,518.57

Total liabilities. . . . . . . $2,007,546,978.86

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

4-! Profits for the year ended November 3O 1945, helore Dominion Government taxes, hut alter ntrlhutionstoSlsii llonsicn Fund, and alter appr " to Contingency Reserves, out oi which Reserves provision {or all ad and doubtinldebishashoenrnade......................................... $6,003,142.89 LeﬂiplOVlllOiifdlnmiil-lllﬂilGOVOXﬂ-IiOlillIQL-snnu-u---..-..-.-.-...... 2,175,000.00 $3,828,142.U Isasapprop’ ' forBankPremlsee......r................................ 729,295.$ $3,099,347.01 Dividends: Ne.230at6%perann\tln..........-...............$525,000.00 _ No.23lal6%perannurn.. .. ........... 525,000.00 No.232at6%perannura.. .. 525,000.00 No.233al6%perannum.. ................. 525,000.00 -—'——-——— 2,100,000.00 Amonnicnrriedlorward...“.............................................. $ 998,847.01 BalancaProiitandLossAeoeunLNovembet-QO,1944......................... 4,247,671.50 Balance Proiit and Loss Account, November 30, 1945..." .. . . .. . . . . . .. .. $5,246,518.57 / MORRIS W. WILSON SYDNEY G. DODSON IAMIS MUD! President Elcutivs Vice-President General Manager

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By J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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