Russell by law regulates shop closing hours 1947
Town of Russell enacts by law under The Shops Regulation Act to require shops to close at midnight on Wednesdays, with various closing times on Mondays through Saturdays and exemptions for barber and hairdressing shops, farm machinery repairs, and fresh fruit season. It includes penalties for noncompliance, repeal of prior sections, and effective June 23, 1947, signed by Mayor A. Mather.
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Russell
Spd
Dominion of Canada
Province of
Manitoba
Russel
A. Mather
C. J. Maher
Am. C.A
Prices Rise as Import Subsidy Is Cut
Wartime Price and Trade Board announces June 1 subsidy cut on imported cotton fabrics yarns and some leathers with effect June 2. Domestic price re alignment follows to remove distortions, rayon price tweaks offset higher costs. Small consumer soap price bumps noted with shirt costs rising about 25 cents.
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Murtner Seu. A
Wartime Price and Trade Board
Weap
Prices Rise on Leathers and Gloves for 1942
The text notes a modest price increase for manufacturers' prices in 1942, slightly above 1941 levels. Raw and pickled sheep, goat and td skins will bear offsets from reduced import subsidies, with leather prices rising up to ten percent. Gloves made from these leathers will see a five percent uplift across trade levels.
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