Keep On Advertising In Hard Times
A compact note urges traders to trust advertising when business slows and the market appears grim. It counsels persistence, faith in ads, and continuing to push forward despite tough conditions.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
15
A compact note urges traders to trust advertising when business slows and the market appears grim. It counsels persistence, faith in ads, and continuing to push forward despite tough conditions.
Yes but he has the money. William Clayton oversees Farm Improvement loans in Montreal's Bank to help farmers upgrade barns, machinery, and home amenities. The local manager says borrowers do not ask for a favor but seek sound financial support to increase profits.
Lt Col Sharpe appointed to command the Lorne Scots Peel Dufferin and Halton Regiment succeeding Lt Col N L Powell. Powell turned over command on 14 November at Brampton Armories. Sharpe began military career with the Lorne Scots in 1940 and outlined a planned spring recruiting pause to rebuild ranks while leveraging wartime experience for training.
Rev. T Roe man ager and field secretary of the Nova Scotia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals issued an appeal to hunters to refrain from using a bow and arrow in deer hunting. Provincial laws allow the method only with a big game license.
Exposition notes Pauls teaching on the Lord's Supper and living to reflect Christ. It contrasts sober living with revelry and drunkenness, urges self examination, and explains being filled with the Spirit as the true guide to righteous conduct.
A brief note asserts that keeping a man away from temptations of the devil requires filling him with God’s guidance and grace as the primary remedy.
Ontario and Quebec tomato growers expect a larger crop as contracts rise. Nearly 40 percent more tomatoes and juice could be packed this year, with 374 acres contracted across Canada to fill about 198 million cans. Shipments aim to mitigate frost losses and rebuild after storms. St Marys Church records its first double wedding since 1673.
Police and plant officials spent days locating animals that escaped from a Winnipeg packing plant where 450 horses were slated for an unusual fox and mink menu, highlighting a surprising zoo-like incident involving confinement and escape.
A Ottawa health initiative targets the spread of common colds and influenza through sneezing and coughing. Officials urge coughing into a handkerchief and urge sanitary etiquette to protect others in crowds.
A Lowell area sale at the Hhia farm on Lake Staudt Duighway offers tractors implements lumber and farm gear. The auction lists Allis Chalmers and McCormick equipment with power take off, hay tools, fencing, lumber, poultry and storage gear plus furniture and shelving. Proceeds support immediate possession with cash settlement due the day of the sale conducted by MNWINDLEY AND ELLIOTT auctioneers.
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