HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-01-06, Page 3' ROYAL.BANK OF CANADA
Genes ctrl Stteanent, 30th Nevem• ( I „`
Capital stock paid Up I)35,000,000.00
Reserve fund $ 20,000,4000.00'
Balance of profits carried forwar4 as per Pr0r1t and
Loss Accow ,.,.., 3,815,487.77
23,815,487,77
LiAsi 1-ITI Es
ee Dividends unclaimed 48,391.38
Dividend No. 225 (at 6% per alumni), payable 1st
December, 194' 525,000.00
Degos is by and balances due to Dominion Coveern-,
ment ee 11,399,141,17
Deposita by and balances due to Provincial Govern-
ments
18,927,734.21
Deposits by the public not bearing interest., , , , , , , 650,405,984.64
Deposits by the public bearing interest, including
interest accrued to date of statement 500,036,292.49
Deposits by and balances due to other chartered
banks in Canada 2,973.04
Depositsby and balances due to banks and banking
correspondents in the United Kingdom and
foreign countries 19,119,072.51
Notes of the bank in circulation
Acceptances and letters of credit outstanding
Liabilities to the public not included under the
foregoing heads
ASSETS
Gold held in Canada
Subsidiary coin held in Canada,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$ i 656,538.43
Gold held elsewhere 28,503.42
Subsidiary coin•held elsewhere 1,304,002.47
Notes of Bank of Canada 33 824,11125'
Deposits with Bank oeCanada ,,,;,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 87,977,394.64
Notes of other chartered bathes 301,969.74
Government and hank notes other than Canadian54,538,164.13;
Cheques ori either beaks $ '53,535,963.61.
Deposits with and balances due by other chartered
banks in Canada 4,641.01
Due by banks and banking correspondents elsewhere
than in Canada 90,054,607.39
Dominion and Provincial Government direct and
guaranteed seeurltiee maturing within two
years, not exceeding market value
Other Dominion and Provincial Government direct
and guaranteed securities, not exceedingmarket
value
Canadian municipal securities, not exceeding mar-
ket value
Public securities other than Canadian, not exceeding
market value
Other bonds, debentures and stocks, not exceeding
market value
Call and short (not exceeding 30 days) loans ire
Canada on bonds, debentures, stocks and.other •
securities of a sufficient marketable value to
cover
Call and short (not exceeding 30 days) loans else-
'. where than in Canada on bonds, debentures,
stocks and other securities of a sufficient mar-
' 'ketable value to cover
24,388,87945
et ' 59,38$,879,15"
1,399,891,198,06
12,851,348,37
35,135,037.13
1,831,108.93
$1;509,097,571.64
79,630,775.59
143,595,21201
415,240,179.87
226,658,440.40
10446,954:0
5013 see of
23,426,V9.78
8,759,088.13
37,933,121.08
$1,104,703,439.54
Current loans and discounts in Canada, not other-
wise included, estimated loss provided for $ 277,921,237.00
Loans to Provincial Governments 2,479,527.83
Loans to cities, towns, municipalities and school
districts 13,472,816.54
Current loans and discounts elsewhere than in
Canada, not otherwise included, estimated loss
provided for 55,225,770.78
Non-current loans, estimated loss provided for.... , 794,368.42 3.49,893,720.37
Bank premises, at not more than cost, less amounts written off....
Real estate other than bank premises
Mortgages on real estate sold by the ba,,.k
Liabilities of customers under acceptances and letters of credit aa
per contra
Shares of and loans to controlled companies
Deposit with the Minister of Finance for the security of note cir-
culation 900,000.00
Other assets not included tinder the foregoing heads 758,846.90
1.2,762,442.13
1,224,534.20
724,089.56
355,135,037.13
2,995,461.60
*1;509,097,571.64
M. W, WILSON, S. G. DOBSON
President and Managing Director. General Manager.
AUDITORS' REPORT
To THE STLIREHOLDERS,THE ROYAL BANE OP CANADA:
We haveexamined the aboveStatement of Liabilities and Assets as at30thNovembor,1943
with t e books and accounts of The Royal Bf C
art of at Head Office and with the certified
returns from thebranches. We ham checked the cash and the securities representing the Bank's
fnvestmentsheld atthe Head Office attheclose of the fiscalyear, and at various dates during the.
yearhave also checked the cash andinvestment securities atseveralof the importantbranches,
lienam .pbteiped all,the 2nfoqrn}'iti khaasita1W ons thatwebay&required, an pour
opinion :the transactions"Ort11 'Sar0r,wincrehave°ewemrlec.aur vetiea-hav!a..'6eieee eei,eeee,.
powers of the Bank. The above statement is in our opinion properly drawn up so as to disclose
the true condition of the Bank as at 30th November, 1943, and is as shown by the books of
the Bank. A. BALLANTYNE, C.A.,
of Peat. Marwick, Mitchell & Co. }Auditors.
M. OGDEN BASKELL, C.A.,
of Haskell, Elclerkin et Co. •
Montreal, Canada, December 24, 1943.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 30th. November,
$ 33,259,198,23
Profits for the year ended 30th November, 1943, after
providing 542,281,952.60 for Dominion Govern -
relent taxes and after making appropriations to
Contingency Reserves, out of which Reserves
provision for all bad and doubtful debts has
been made 3,426,289.54
APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOWS:
Dividend No. 222 at 6°' per annum $ 525,000.00
Dividend No. 223 at 6S9 per annum 525,000.00
Dividend No. 224 at 6% per annum... 525,000.00
Dividend No. 225 at 6% per annum 525,000.00
$ 2,100,000.00
Contribution to the Pension Fund Society. 370,000.00
Appropriation for Bank Premises 400,000,00
Balance of Profit and Loss carried forward 3,815,487.77
111. Vie WILSON,
President and Managing Director.
Montreal, December 24, 1943.
5,685,487.77
$ 6,685,487.77
S. G. 130BSON,
General Manager.
WHAT SCIENCE
15 UOINN
Altitude Ef.f xciencY
For War Planes
1n the face"" 1o'ST,
f3Yei' bigiler
altitude efficiencies fpr bomber$
and figlltel's more emp'j( 9i5 11o0e9'
saz'ily has beef plaeod. ou the
study of conditiolzs in t11e upper '
atnlosI)lleve, states The Newt. o#'k
Tires. if battles are to ue'i 1t''
and bombinj�, raids '0.4dC
completed at levels . of 2 „f
30,000 -: and 10',0"00 feet, we
learn lnoia(' 'Of tlie,- effects of 1N'
.oxygen defie etl.0. ?;educed pies
8u1'ee and c'.;itr8li10S' 1)J Iow`"tenper :.
tllre-not oldl'�i' ort. the .,Pilotr and+Ilis
sew but on the pilot:airplane-,
instrtiment teitrii ivliirlie does' to
make„':ls.;t the 0ft`icieai GtI' ub:t,f
weapon
At the g1 ; service ° i eelinieal
centres,, such., as a Pleld, ,
WI•lgllt ,�le and
and ill.•the ll,,Tcl.ts oP eng,j2paratus
isr betfi h„rxnult 1)ltlarei,s all study'
of
of h-altitii0c' i,ellOn2eitlta rn itlle
relelarl;aable la lei hazy. ':' ii Great
Neck, L.I., .co1irls , +tiiiri'ed
,141 the sirir os iher eeeste an alti-
tude. of .0100 tr"::'t..1)•l)e simulated
Teljl1eratul eq ran" be lowered to
minus 1Ni degrees Fahrenheit.
.Long before these extreinee are
reached' as lean c.lbbs,:aboye ;the ,
einpireitepi' tile.. eagle, ' the )ilpptl. •
bubbles ,t11 reflexes :slow, down,
even life can only be . sustained
by breathing pure oxygen. 'To..
fight a 400-rniiean-hour airplane : .
at any altitude calls for the high-
est skills and co-ordination. To.
. fight
it at 30,000 feet and upward.,
imposes additional 'handicaps upon
the pilot, engine, Instruments
aut1, airplane,; which can only be
elteeterezzekeber, the patient research
of the• •$d e'ntist and the physiolo-
gist in the' presstire . chamber and
the refrigerated. Bell. , Here ,they
are helping not only'., to win the
war but to blaze new trails for
the safety of sky commevee 'sen
the days to conte.
How Can j??
By Anne Ashley
Q, Hw can I make windows
stay clean for a longer time?
A. Add a little vinegar to the
water when cleaning the win-
dows and they :willl remain clean
much longer. .$ ,a litre bluing
added to the. ifieter will produce
more brilliancy.
Q. How can 1 make a good
cleanser for oilcloth?
A. By dissolving five ounces
of melted paraffin in. one pint
of turpeigine.: Use a sponge and
rub the ,oilcloth with this, solu-
tion.
olu
tion `.• ..
-.t How dan I snake a"salvo fors'
chapped hands? •
A. A remedy can be made by
mixing ten drops of carbolic acid
in one ounce of glycerine. Rub a
smnaIl quantity into the hands and
allow to dry.
Q. How can I make black putty.
A. Mix whiting and antimony
sulphide (the latter finely pow-
dered) with soluble glass. It is
claimed that after hardening,
this putty can be polished with a
'burnishing agate.
Q. How can I remove scratches
from furniture?
A. Unless too deep, they can
be removed by rubbing sweet oil
into the scratches with 1ea finger
tip, then polishing with a soft
cloth.
Q. How can I remove a cork
that has been pushed down into a
bottle?
A. Put enough ammonia in the
bottle to float the cork and put '
away for a few days. The am-
monia., will eat or destroy the cork
enough toe:permit its removal.
LANDING BOATS -DODGE BOMBS IN NEW BRITAIN INVASION
This was a moment of tense drama 011 Bougainville, Jai) snipers had ambushed this party of Ma•
rifles in the jungle. The coutmander of the leading tank had been shot, and so had another Marine
whose legs are visible in left foreground, Covered by three other filen including Pfc. John V. Mahoney'
(whose face is visible) of Clinton, (Donn., Pfc. Robert E, Lansley of Syracuse, N,Y, (crouching neat
tank) has crept ahead and picked tiff one of the snipers. lemiley, Se alloney and a trained dog also
are credited with wiping' out two strnog .,lap positions.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
le Is it good form for a mart
to refer to his wife as "the
miesus"?
2. Should wedding invitations
be sent to friends -of the -bride-
groom, who are unknown to the
,bride?
3, What kinds of food may be
placed on the table before the
guests are seated?
4, Is it corl'eet to say, "I
haven't had time to 'write to you
peen .se I .have been so busy"
whelong dn answering a letter after u.
6, Does the family of the bride
or that of the bridegroom, send
oat'the wedding invitations and
announcements?
i 6. Is it all right to break bread
,or crackers into the bowl when
partaking , of • soup?
.1, No; to acquaintances: he
shcral:r., referto hey as "my wife"
or as ` "Mrs,. Blank," and to
friends' he should .call her by her
Christian name.' 2. Yes; invite -
:tions should be sent to thezn even
though ,the bride doesn't know
...,eejeieen. 3, Olives, radishes, salted
almonds, or any other -similar
', relishes. 4. No, if you are eln'ber-
rassed about the delay merely
rsay that you. are Sorry. 5, This is
the duty of the.- bride's family, 6.
o; this is not good manners.
Have You Heard?
The bus was full, and the con-
'clustress, was about to ring the
bell, when the usual last man,'
puffing and blowing, jumped on
board and started . to climb to the
upper. deck.
"Here, you!" said the conduc-
tress curtly. "You can't go:.u'p '
there!"
"'Willy not?" retorted the passen-
ger. "Isn't the top going?"
-0-
Jones: '7 hear you bought
a car cheap the other day.
How are you getting on with
it?"
Smith: "i'm just realizing
how hard it is to drive a bar-
gain."
., -0-
Teacher: "Johnny, who was
Anne Boleyn?"
Johnny: "Anne Boleyn was a
+ fiat iron."
Teacher: "What on earth do
Sou mean?"
Johnny: "Well, It says in the
history book, 'Henry, haviug dis-
eased of Catherine, pressed his
snit with Anne Boleyne"
-o-
"i've had all sorts of help
this year,"'sighed the 'Bret
farmer. "Good, bad, and indif-
ferent."
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HOW TO RELIEVE
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY AND EASILY
It you are troubled with •Itching
"piles or rectal soreness, do not de -
'lay: treatment and run the risk of
Jetting this condition become chron-
ic. Any Itching or soreness or
palnrtll passage of stool is nature's
warning and proper treatment
should be secured at once.
tror this purpose, get. a package
of Hem-I:told 'from any druggist
and use as threete'd. This formula
Which is- used internally is a.srnuli,
easy to take' tablet, will euThkiy,
relieve the itching and sureness and '
aid In healing the sore tender..•0(1, i.
.Siem -Roil: is pleasant to use, !1s
highly. recommended and It steins
the height of folly for ltny one to ..
risk a pain 1111 and chronic pile cone
ditiou when such a fine remedy
may be had atsuch a small cost.'
it you try Hem- Redd and are not
entirely pleased with the 'results,
your druggist will gladly return
your money.
ITC
STOPPED
in at .440.4a
or Mandy Back
For quick relief from itthine oleczama(tpi,aplcs, nth.
late'sfoot, scales, scabies 1Ws ilea x11.1 sines art enmity
caused akin troub es, use fast acting, cooling, anti+
septic liquid (1 0. D. Prescription.. Grandees,
manatee Soothes irritation and quickly &tops intense
Etebing.35atrial hoaleptpvewlt,mummy back..t 2
Veer dingiest today for D.O.D. PRESCRIPTION,
P1
E
jO 9,l51033tts
bleeding and
pro t1.iding
piles should
know Bunkers . Herbal Pills treat
the cause at its source. Money
`", bath if the first bottle does nOt
oatiet'v. Buy 12olu 'Year druggist.
Relieves distress from MONTHLY
FEMALE -
WEAKNESS
r4,.. B. •I'inkhann'a Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
monthly pain but `SIso weak, nerv-
ous feeling's -due to monthly fune-
tionai disttu•bances.It:belps buildup
resistance against-cllstress of "diffi-
cult dayu, Made in -Canada.
"Mines been all and Billie
replied the second tiller of
the 0011. "Aifferenti"'
0
At Northampton, Mash., ova.
runwith the WAVE trainees, x..
Young new officer went owing-
ing down the street.,
"0, look!" "eitiinitegi a little :gild
to 11er-playmates, ,' . lean WAVE!"
And was that future adiniral,
peeved! •
-•0-
And there was the Indian
rope trick performer who was
.discharged from the navy be-
cause every time he climbed
the rigging he disappeared,
-0-
She: "Here's, a story o2 a man
out west who bartered his wife
for a horse. You wouldn't swop
me for a. horse, would you, darl-
ing?"
Ile: "0f course not (pause),
but I'd bate to have anyone tempt
me with a good motor car,"
-0_-
els Mary your eldest sister?"
"Yes."
"And who comes after her?"
"You andtwo other fel-
lows."
Welcome Awaits
British Lrdes
Core than i6,000 Canadian
ooldiere will bring English an4
Scottish girls home with them as
wives aft o�. the war', Canada"s
High .G" aiisaioner t0f Britmiin„
Vincent Massey, .said in an ad
dress in London's .Guildhall re.
eently,
"A. true welcome awaits these
new Canadians," he said.
PIMPLES
CURBED 1st CRY
Are you embarrassed by ugly,
disfiguring pimples and skin blem-
ishes? No matter how long you have
suffered or what you have "tried
you 00.0 now start curbing Pimples,
Itching, Eczerna-like rash, Ring-
worm, and other skin irritations
with the very first application of
a now treatment called Nixodertu.
It stops the itching in 7 minutes
and should help make your skin
clearer, softer, smoother the very
first few clays -in fact It must sat-
isfy you completely or cost noth-
ing. Just get Nexoderm from your
druggist today under the money -
hack trial offer. See how fast It
works and how much better you
loop,
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BABY CHICKS
EIGHTEEN 'WEEK. OLD AND
20 week old pullets at bargain
prices while they last, also older
White Leghorn, Barred Rock and
Hybrid pullets. Send for coin-
piete prieelist. Also ' day old
chicks for immediate delivery.
Twaddle Chick eatcheries Lim-
- 1ted, Fergus, Ontario.
TOO' LATE '100 LATE
NEXT SPRING DON'T LET IT BE
said "too late." Send for our price
list and order your baby chicks
now. One dollar books your order,
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Britan-
nia Heights, Ont.
BRAY CHICKS IN BIG DEMAND.
Fully booked for months ahead
in many breeds. We'd recommend
you order now what you need.
Hatching limited quantities for
January delivery. Bray Hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES FOR
White Leghorn pullets 18 weeks
old $1,20, 20 weeks old $1.40.
Also older White Leghorns, Bar-
red Rock and Hybrids. Send for
cataloguo and prieelist. Also day
old chicks, Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph, Ont.
MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Great Britain is still going to
need every bit of food that we
can send her. Some of these days
Ivo are going to have an ever-
increasing amount of the con-
tinent of Europe to feed. They
are going to be hungry --snore
hungry than you and I have
ever been or we hope ever will
be. .And in our own country 'we
are eating more poultry and
eggs than ever before. We can
get ready to supply eggs and
more eggs -and at prices that
will be attractive. Pian now to
take advantage of this unlimited
market. Send for catalogue and
pricellst. Also ready -to -lay and
laying pullets for imiigediate de-
2iveryv...Twea42-e- •.:iiielt.....1%'atr,her-
les Limited, Fergus, Ontario:
DAHLIAS
BE SUCCESSFUL IN GROWING
exhibition dahlias. Our catalogue
and instructions on Dahlia Cul-
tur will be mailed free to you
on request. Lovegrove Dahlia
Gardens, Galt, Ont
DYEING ,1F CLEANING
i'IAV.0 YOU ANYTH!NU NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H, Parker's Dyo Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
ElLLC'i'IIIOAL EQ,Ull',11ENT
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USES),
bought, sold, rebuilt; b e 1 t s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 232G Dufferin St.,
Toronto.
FOR SA.LIl
ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
rural businesses today is the
FEED, MIXING AND GRINIDING
Business. We have several good
mills offered for sale in differ-
ent sections of the. province. No
agent's fee charged. If' you can,
got into this rapidly growing bus-
iness now. Box 73, 73 Adelaide
St. W., Toronto.
6'O0'i', 891.28
BAUMieleleA L4'tit)'i GALA destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45e
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug, :tore, Ottawa.
hARM FOR S.J.i,T
42 -ACRE i"IIUIT PARK 30 ACRES
bearing; trait, mostly apples.
acres bush, 10 acres flue Tobac-
co. 2 Kilns, packing -shed, barn,
small.house, hydro. Revenue
from farm fist year 35,000. R, H.
Wigle, Lein sville Ont:u'io.
DAM '000DS
Univ firm in 'Canada manultcturint
ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write us for particu-
lar's,
WHITE'S RAM GOODS
2)9 itongo St., 'Toronto, Ontarin
HAi1t1)1tEi,5SZNG
L19 t h 14AlHDit1d5i 1NU '1'1412
ktobertsuu me thud, Inl'ormanta,
on "request regardt ng claseee.
Robertson's elatedressiug Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, 'Toronto.
N.ATI: RE'S Lliil.,i'--1DIKON'S It1•'132.
edy for Rheumatic Paine, Neur-
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Muuro's .Drug Store, 331 Elerin,
Ottawa. Postpaid 31.00.
"NOW AVAILABLE"
Let t.ombluatiuri Feed ills-C'aur-
ada's most profitable farm feed
processing MAL Usstul all year
round. Fine silos, chops hay into
1001 grinds grain for hogs rattle
ad poultry, and does many tither
preen Jobs. 3 sizes. Write
Poe free ii tern tore.
GEORGE WHITE & SONS CO,
LTD,, LONDON, ONTARIO
mfrs,, Vebite steel threshers, sila
fillers, ere,
,Dixir;ht,tot•„ John Deere Trne'Iors
nail 'Praetor ilgnipt)a'itl.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
OPPORTt•11TIES FOR MIEN AND
WOMEN
LEAflN elETASCIENCE AND
make money. Remarkable drug-
less healing. Unbelievable sim-
plicity and results. Inexpensive
correspondence course. Write to:
Metascience of Canada. Drawer 5,
Portiervine, Que.
OFFER TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full infor-
mation sent free, The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada.
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stone in 100 lb. bag!. immediate
delivery in carload;, or senaller
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prices. STINSON %'.@:E1 5UPPL7"i
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PRACTICAL NURSE
115121
PRACTIC;_U, NURSE WOrLri CART+',
for elderly woman for rent: of
farm, best care assured; husband
would work farm. Mrs. F. Tay-
lor, Ilyde Park, Ontario.
PATENTS
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Patent Solicitors. Established
18911; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet or Information on re-
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N.Y.
RAW FURS WANTED
ONE SKIN OR THOUSANDS - IT
will pay you to *hip to Ontario's
rancher -owned Fur Co-operative
to receive the highest market
price. Write for shipping tags and
advice forms, Ontario 1'ur Farm-
ers' Co-operative. Limited, 50
Yorkville Street, Toronto.
12I11 1 M 1'.I'IC leAl:\s
0.001') RESOLUTION - E led'.Il:cr
sufferer oe Rlteuinetie Pains or
Neuritis should try Nixon's 1'tern-
edv. Mnnro'S Drug Store, 338
teen. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
STUDENT NURSES
WOOriSTOCK t.IINl1}tAl, DOS.
pitnl School for Nursing will ad-
mit n. class 01 student nurses far
three years' training he MAItCH,
1044. High School Graduates
wishing to enrull in this clasp
kindly address application to tha
Superintendent of Nurses, Wood-
stock Cienerai hospital, Wood.
sturk, Ontario.
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