21 Oct 1944
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1944
Page
1
Arthur Manuel introduces Bank Square daybeds with matching mattresses. The item joins a line of bedroom furnishings featuring compact, stylish designs for smaller spaces. Availability is noted at local shops and catalog shows.
Classified column lists alarm clocks red floor paint carpentry tools bicycle tyres and tubes Kodak films Nos.120 and 116 and scratch feed featured in a local sale brief.
Beach Grove Lumber Company of Bay Roberta advertises for 10 car loads of Number 1 rough lumber in 5 and 6 inch widths with 1 percent or more. Interested parties to submit full particulars and price F.O.B. car anywhere on the railroad.
Beach Grove Lumber Company seeks to purchase several car loads of good fir and pine logs length 7 to 13 feet and top 6 to 10 inches F.O.B. inland car location on railroad east of Grand Falls. Interested parties contact Ray Roberts by Sept 30.
The piece urges thrift and wise money use for national progress. It promotes putting spare dollars into War Savings or a Savings Bank, claiming it will work for you, earn for you, and keep you safe.
The Women of the North Side United Church offer a Harvest Thanksgiving Dinner in Frazer Hall on Monday October 23. Doors open at 5 30 p m with supper at 6 00. Admission 60 cents.
Twenty Sunday after Trinity church schedule lists Holy Communion at St. Peter's and services at St. Andrew's United Church Little Harbour North Side and Crow Head with Sunday School Bible Class and Lay Reader roles. Envelopes for collection placed on plates. contributors urged to send.
The Commissioner for Supply issues an Order effective November 1 1944 setting Traders mark ups on almost all foods. It fixes retailer prices by import cost and stage two limits addition for transport costs and applies alongside existing maximums. Inspectors will assist traders and ensure proper enforcement. W B Curtis Secretary for Supply. October 12 1944.
The Salvation Army outlines an 11 a.m holiness meeting and daily programs led by corps officers with a 7 p.m salvation meeting. Major and Mrs Wheeler invite all to Sunday services including 10:30 a.m. devotional, 3 p.m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. prayer, and 7 p.m. evangelistic service at Pentecostal Assembly.
The annual meeting advertised for Oct 24 is moved to Nov 9 under the guidance of M G Loveridge secretary. The notice confirms the organization’s postponed schedule.
Major Brown of the Educational Dept St Johns will conduct the entire services all day Sunday at the L A Citadel detailing the Confederation Life observance.
The notice advertises a dwelling house once owned by the late John Anstey at Back Harbour. Interested parties should apply to Howard Anstey. A meeting of the W P A will be held on Theireday October 26 at netal time. D Hopngsz, Sec.
Property of Dr LeDrew on Twillingate South Side adjoining the Ashbourne estate. About one acre level land with a double home including back kitchen surgery barn dairy and cellar. Suitable for two families or boarders. Exterior inspections only.
An Order allows an extra 4 pound tea to every adult from now until 31 October 1944. In coupon rationing areas, this tea is obtainable only in exchange for Black Coupon Spare C No. 5 not overprinted CHILD. W. E. Curtis, Secretary for Supply. 13 October 1944.
Published by authority under the Defence (Rationing of Commodities) Regulation 1943 the following order has been made by me dated the 13th day of October 1944 by my authority these words establish the regulatory action and its effective date for rationing measures from that period.
The order applies to Newfoundland excluding Labrador and certain districts. It declares a Spare C coupon valid for a half pound of tea from October 13 1944 to October 31 1944 and directs retailers to handle coupons under the Defence Regulations. It is cited as the Rationing Tea Supplementary Order No. Ds.
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