INDUSTRIALS
BALANCE SHEET, As of Dec. 31
ASS,
1929
401,587
103,863
193,066
54,359
283.377
ABH iii. oes a
Marketable Securities (COB) .....cicmmimmmsasecmrsesmes soe
Customers’ Accounts Receivable...
Miscellaneous Accounts Receivable... inn.
Inventories
Total Current Assets... taeermneercnneensseenennnnsan- $1,336,252
Investments occa. —
Building Not Used in Business...
Company Stock for Resale to Employees. ...o.ocooiiiiciiianaens
Land, Buildings, Machinery, Equipment......._....... reeaans an
Jigs, Tools and Dies... iis -.
Patents, Trade Marks and Copyrights..........
Deferred Charges—
New York Allowances .....
2.865
27,5606
79,057
eee 51.899, 808
Experimental Work
Prepaid Insurance,
Supplies. etc. ....
TOTAL, ASSETS
LIABILITIES—
Accounts Payable .... ine ARERR TRE
Accrued Taxes, Commisziors and ,0NUSES........cccoeuveennnnnnn.
Reserves for Federal and State Taxes..... ,
Dividends Payable eemeemaaann
80,128
24,420
83,000
100.000
Total Current ldabilities. ieee.
Capital Stock ...... emeeennane
Earned Surplus ......
1928
406,685
201,614
“3,620
1,949
16,278
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80,015
18,259
10,785
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Net Working Capital. ooo eeaaeane
Ratio Current Assets to Current Liabilities...........
JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS
GENERAL OFFICE: Jantzen Center, Portland, Ore.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Oregon, Jan. 24, 1910, as the Portland
Knitting Mills. Name changed to Jantzen in 1918. In 1927 a subsidiary was or-
ganized to operate in Australia and New Zealand under name of Jantzen (Aus-
tralia) Ltd., with headquarters at Sydney. Jantzen Knitting Mills of Canada,
L.td., Vancouver, B. C.,, a Canadian corporation, is licensed to use Jantzen patents
and trade marks in the Dominion. The Jantzen Spinning Mills, New Jersey cor-
poration, organized as a subsidiary in April, 1929, to operate yarn spinning plant
at Camden. N. J., purchased from the B. F. Boyer Co.
BUSINESS: Production confined entirely to swimming suits, knit by special
Progess. Company is said to be the largest producer of swimming suits in the
world.
PLANTS: At Portland, Ore. with 117,400 sq. ft. floor space; at Sydney, Aus-
tralia and Camden, N. J.
MANAGEMENT—_ OFFICERS J. A. Zehntbauer, Pres.; C. R. Zehntbauer, Vice
Pres.; C. C. Jantzen, Sec'y.; J. R. Dodson, Treas.; A. J. Cormack, Asst. Treas.;
H. L. German, Asst. Sec’y.; I. S. Adams, Asst. Sec'y., all of Portland, Ore.
DIRECTORS: J. A. Zehntbauer, C. R. Zehntbauer, C. C. Jantzen, J. R. Dodson,
A. J. Cormack, M. Heinemann, all of Portland, Ore.; W. A. Broom. Seattle. Wash.
GENERAL COUNSEL: G. G. Smith, Portland, Ore.
GENERAL AUDITORS: Page, Gore & McLaren, Portland, Ore.
Fixeal Year Fnds: Aug. 31. Annual Meeting: 1st Tues. in Jan.
SALES AND EARNINGS, Years Ending Aug. 31
Earned Per Share
XS Preferred Com. After
Net Profit Div. Earned Pref. Div.
$190,626 $ 6.67 1.60
222,142 7.25 1.92
495,626 10.77 4.65
649.804 12.76 £10
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CAPITALIZATION, As of Aug. 31, 1929
Par Value Authorized
7% Cum. Preferred Stock................. $100 $1,500,000
Common Stock ~~ No Par 100 000 she
Outstanding
$508,900
100 O00 sha
