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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1947
Page
2
The 1947 price order adds a wholesale 2 percent and retail 25 percent markups to molasses brand Sema in Schedule A. Effective retroactive to September 11 1947 the order is cited as Price of Goods Maximum Price Computation Order No 8 of 1947.
Under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations of 1941 a formal order is issued on September 10 1947. The document asserts authority from related powers and establishes the directives governing pricing during the defence period. The text records the date and legal basis for the order.
The 1947 Food Price Order is amended striking paragraph 4(1) and fixing retail and import prices for animal and poultry feeds. It sets port of importation and non port price limits for several feed types and requires transportation cost adders for inland sales. The order comes into effect at midnight on September 1, 1917 and is cited as The Food Current Prices Order No. 12.
A young man seeks loan advice from his uncle who suggests writing a request and tearing up the reply. A small debate follows about a $1000 bill versus ten ones and a remark about eternity. The back row speaker notes monthly payments and buying on credit.
Fragmentary memorandum mentions London trip for missus and booking clerk. Referenced terms include first or third seat and a twin, with incomplete details about another person.
By authority under the Defence Regulations 1947 the following Order is made. Dated September 12 1947 J S Neill Commissioner for Supply.
The order defines license as written authority signed by the Commissioner for Supply or an authorised officer. No one may import feeds into Newfoundland and Labrador without a license and in accordance with license terms. The order applies to all of Newfoundland and Labrador and takes effect at midnight on September 12, 1947. It may be cited as the Defence Feeds Importation Order No 1 1947.
Manitoba registered Logan Mail Order offers men coats suits pants boots oxfords and underwear at deep discounts. Prices range from $1.75 for suit coats to $10 for parkas and $4.50 for dress oxfords with 8 week delivery and money order payment. Postage paid and guaranteed satisfaction.
The text defines feeds as all animal and poultry feeds excluding oats and hay and includes dairy rations, corn meal, bran, whorte and middlings, hog feed, horse feed, scratch feed, cracked and whole corn, laying mash, flaked wheat, ground barley, and corn.
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