Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 25, 1945, p. 3

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carrolls upr nouishm- ce there she goes ss ves there goes the whistle that -1- means jobs but remember factory whisdes will keep blowing smoke will keep pouring from factory clumtteys only if you and all of us do our part to keep canadas doltar sound and unless we keep the canadian dollar worth a dollar were headed for inflation and its inevitable result depression canadas active fight against in flation is a vital part of all our post war planning we canadians must now more than ever now fight to keep canadas dollar worth a full dollar why now especially because mow civilian goods are scarce and yet money is plentiful this is a danger ous condition it means we must maintain controls and price ceilings support rationing and urge the support of rationing we must buy wisely and with the greatest care be on guard at all umes checking working fighting to keep canadas dollar sound if we do this we can keep prices from rising if we dont some day well be paying a dollar for 30c worth of goods which means our dollar is only worth 30c we know what happened after the last war we must fight against it happening again for our own sake for the sake of the men who fought overseas and to whom we owe a future with a job we must keep canadas dollar worth a full dollar we mutt keep up an actira fight againat inflation pmhktj hytvo brewing indtjstay ontabjo lowmlifadmwoflwudix make this pledge todayl i plodga myself to do my part in fighting inflation by owarving rorionlttfl ftd avoiding blsck markets la any ihape of form by rpcting phc control and other and inflation measures and re raining from cat t leu and unnecea ary buying i will ot buy two where one will do nor will i buy new where an old will do by bvylas victory fenda uppoitlng taxation and abiding by all each meaiurea which will lower the coat of imng and help keep price a normal lrej warning to au fien4at ftlcuuuttfy to move to victoria vancouver new westminster winnipeg hamilton toronto ottawa hull no person may move to and rent or occupy family cruarter in any of these congested areas without a permit from th administrator of emergency shelter before making arrangement to vacate- yow proaont hom bo pure that you have other accommodation and a permit to occupy it application lor parmij should be addreased to the administrator ol emigncy shelter in ue area lo which you plan to move every person who rent ox occnpoc tamll y quarter la any ol theae district contrary to 1m order commits an offence and in addition to other penalties will be required to vacate the shelter and the district at bis own expense the wartime ijp rices nj tb board mon aug 6 is civic holiday glen native airs howard oeixbr died in uaa a native of glen wuliama lira howard f deuer dx- died on monday july 9th at the home of her eon in oroton n y the late bin deller lived on the farm on the bib line krttfi her parents william and catherine reld mcgregor until her marriage in 1913 she attended glen williams piddllc school and george town high school in poor health for several f she had been a patient for observation and treatment in strong memorial hospital rochester and left hospital only a few days before her death dr- and mrs deuer moved to pulaski n y in 192 from- oxford n he had been pastor of the congrega tional ohurch for ten years she was a devoted wife and mother and popular among the church people with whom 6he worked surviving are her husband three sons mcgregor deller of oroton n y pte lawrence deller in the paci fic area and pte wallace deller in england two sisters mrs t rodger- son lena of streetsville and mrs c edgar ruddcil sadie of toronto and one brother norman mcgregor of brantford the funeral was held from the seymour funeral home on thursday july th with rev g edgar wolfe in charge of the service the body was then taken to waterville for tion nir mclarens vacuum padt coefee i ib jar 49c our golden tip tea vfit cg 44c fresh ground romar coffee t9 19o 35o poit 1 bran flakes f9 ioc 15c new pack aylujer choice peas sitvt 3 j 20oi tin m j tiger tpmajo catsup 26oz for ml newport i fluffs to isc 39c crown brapd com syrup tin uct 53c quaker muffets x pfcss- 17c special allen s apple juice 2 25c conctntrattd blmcfc j a vex ui 14c shell tox bl ui x4c fly did in uk 7c rmmllltr do biscuits x rbv xsc cjmllt cleanser t sc ubbyi kotnoginlied baby foods u 7c for growing children oval tine 5c 9c wlih tumbler quick quaktr oats ib- 17 25c hctte salx vinegar 2 fa 2c llqyld certo ui x5c savoy fruit pectin m loc aylmtr tomita juice un c plymouth v i j jnl hr wntiit vmsbv obakei n 25 inrfc i i qiaker corn flakes in aost fcfiatk air 3 p we reserve the right to limit quantities of all merchandise prices size 344 oranges dox s4c size 28fc orangey dox 41c size 300 lemons dox 49c new beets carbots and cabbage at market fruit and vegetable prices subject to market flnctnauons ctoptui to use july xbth sugar 46 lo 61 preserves 33 to 57 p13 butter 90 to 115 don t miss he victory e jamboree on ctvlc holiday at the park fl wrfod install automatic controlled heat in your home now fairbanks morse stokers save coal save labour uie canada economy fuel stoker owl start next winter right w h kentner son phone 250 georgetown dancing huttonville park every wednesday and saturday modem aire j mnaic by modem aire jotaady boys mil 4 jack macka oichakm uj i j i lilua i avmrn gnffvha b p c c t

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