- Lincolnshire Co

ADVERTISEMENTS
BUTCHERY DEPARTMENT T
ge
of
sure
gest
only the
p urch asi n p a ll your
Quality
by
req ui remen ts at
your own Shops
Beef, Mutton
ALL
Lamb
and
FIRST GRADE
Pork Sausage, Polony R Potted Meats
FRESH MADE
Be loyal
and
DAILY
give
your
trade
to your own
Cafe
and
we
Good
in
return
Service
wilt
and
give
you
Quality
ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE
SCHOOL
FISH
LANK
FRESH
SUPPLIES
OF
Best North Sea Fish
DAILY
Local Game and Poultry
ALL ORDERS
RABBITS
POULTRY
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO
Choice English, Empire
FRESH SALADS
Shop
& VEGETABLES
R Foreign Fruits
SEEDS, BULBS &
at
EIORTICULTURAL
The
DAILY
SUNDazas
Co-op
Fruit Shop
Floral Work
Wreaths, Crosses,
our
FREE SCHOOL LANE
Speciality
ALSO
Deliveries
BEDDING-OUT
Bouquets, at
shortest nottce
PLANTS
to all parts of City daily
ADVERTISEMENTS
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CO-OP.
%Vorks Dept.
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Estimates
and Advice
Portland
Street
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from
FREE—
1815 Ext. 16
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DEPT.
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37 SILVER STREET
Phone 1815 Ext 23
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FOR
modern Wallpaper 'Paints, Distempers,
and euerything for the Home Decorator.
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We shall be happy
to dfange your en-
for the
vironment
better
too.
wonders
Good
works
wallpaper
at modest
cost, and the latest
pacterns
are quite
irresistible.
iqay we
show youl
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goPT
FREE
SHOE DEPT.
SCHOOL
LANE
BRr6V CHES:
375 High
Street, LINCOLN
and
Southgate,
SLEAFOgQ
Shoes for the LADIES
for Sunny Days and
Holidays
CAMAS,
SPORTS
plain and coloured in
all the latest
styles from 2/11
per pair
SHOES for Tennis,
Dunlop make from
2/6~t per pair
WALKING
=in fashions'
newest
OUT
SHOES
models in Black,
London
Tan and Blue
GENTS SPORTS
FOOTWEAR FOR
TENNIS
from
CRICKET
2/11$
„8/11
„16/11
GOLF
SMART WALKING
OUT OXFORD
SHOES
in Black Patent
Also Black and
with Grey
insertion.
Rust Tan Suede
at 12/11
SEE OUR
REPAIRS
WlXDOWS
collected and
delivered daily to
all our Town
Branches
Only
the Best
Mate~.
,
Used;
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THE LINCOLN
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY L.
Telephone
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No. 1815 (Five Lines).
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BOl:lETY
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Wragby Road Branch
—Drug
Dept.
Repait & Cash Account
From April 6th to July 6th,
1938.
AO&ERT lSEMENTS
DEP-. .
OPTICAL
FOR SPECTACLES
CONSULT
A
L.C. S. OPTICIAN
M. E. MUCKLOW, F.S.M. C., F.B.O.A. (Manager)
A. B. BOLTON, F.B.O.A.
J. D. SCHOFIELD, F.B.O. A.
L. EDDISON, F.S.M. .C. (Sleaford Branch)
Recognised by the Ophthalmic
Beneftt Approved Committee
for 'NATIONAL HEALTH
ASSURANCE
BENEFIT
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c
Boolt on Apptn'nttnent
Nota:
Bank St. , Lincoln
'Phone
1815
Southgate, Sleaford
'Phone Slenford 101
ADVERTISEMENTS
Department
Hairdressing
I .C.S.
eugene
from 21/-
Special
from 15/-
The L.C. S. Special is a low Voltage Machine which Eliminates
Shock and Burn.
3 ll
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Permanent
W'aves
are Guaranteed
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FREE SCHOOL LANE
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CONFECTIONERY
LINCOLN
We are making
DEPT.
efI'ort
every
to give you
CONFECTIONERY
QUALITY
Richly. Fruited Dundee Cakes, Slab Cakes, Globe
Ginger Cakes, Scotch Ginger Cakes, Plum Bread, Milk
" Bread, Scones, Date and Walnut Cakes, Honey and
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Cakes,
Cakes, Cherry
. Almond Cakes, Madeira
Farmhouse Cakes
FRESH DAIRY CREAM SAXDV» ICHES
.DDainp.
and Assorted Fancies, Dairy Curd, Raspberry, Apricot,
Blackcurrant Tarts
HygieniMly
f4'';;f&~j
Baked on Card Plates.
Assorted
.';:i~~BOILED
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Obtainable
with
a
at
all.
Variety
.
of
SWEETS
reputation
for
Quality
Groc ry Branches, Centra
Cafe
and
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Holidays
!g
let the
shower
get you.
Do not
sudden
Be prepared
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they
are the best
Companion
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4,
For
with a
MAX-0-LITE
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or
AIR-0-MAC
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Get fullest satisfaction
Plus the dividend.
llm C W S. "Airs-Mac" (Read. )
D.B. myls with vane or pl sac. Hat
an sacra-deep
cloth-hemmed
Rayon back lining, which ams ac
all
absorbent. Hand-wade
chroughout, all seams rayed snd
~awn.
Fitted wick a cticched
Broadway collar: also skirt ttda
)n appwrnrue.
Vary distinmiva
Lighc in weight.
Swy string.
Guaranteed wacsrproof.
Site W. D.IL with vent
Ig/4
Siss W, D.IL vrlth plemed
~sck
...
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05. snd )LOB. mare
Each Garment is made
under Trade Union
"STROLA" (Retd. )
Thee W5 "Ms»t)-Lite" (Regd )
Supplied ia S.B. style with plain
back, anti D.S. with vent or
Ladies' Union Gabardine
double breasted
style,
with back seam snd vest.
Rsgha sleeves. stitched
r»liar sad bek, lined
check. Ia Fawns, Navy,
Nigger, Grey snd Green.
Lengths
44)n. , dale. ,
Sg)s.
. . ... 34/... 31/4
... ... 34/I I
)c)co.s.
... 34/I I
yea W. .
WDC. O. S.
X.O.S.
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plowed back. Made Frow super
Indiana. Fitted wlch a stitched
Bramiway coliar, also skirt utb.
A I I styles are iul I cut, hand-made,
weu vendlaced, sad Rccad wich
deeP Rayon back lining All ceams
weed and sewn. Light in weight
snd guaranwml wmerprool,
Vms S.W. swl W. S.B. with plain
bade
I1/4
Shu S.W. aad W. D.S. wick
vent
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Shu S.W. - and W. D.S. with
pleated
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back,
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O.s. Extra
Conditions of Labour.
ESTABLISHED
1861
SOCIETY
CO-OPERATIVE
LINCOLN
LIMITED
REGISIERED UNDER
Share Capital,
Bnnhers:
It sech« the Domesdc, Sochd, and InaalecenJ
%1«080, 776
Business,
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375
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CANWICK
%22, 601/8/6
Reserve Fund,
BANK LTD.
SIREET,
Sl; CIIZS. LINCOLN
snd
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HIGH STREET, 'LINCOLN.
No. 17 Branch
UNCOLN
STREET, LINCOLN
HAGIO RN
WINN
19
20
2I
„NEWPORT,
23
24
«MONKS
STREET, SLEAFORD
«HICH STREET, LINCOLN
29
30
UNION SIREET, MARKET
BASSINCHAM
31
RASEN, .
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28
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LINCOLN
ROAD, UNCOLN
STREET, LINCOLN
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ROAD, LINCOLN
BACCEHOINIE ROAD, LINCOLN
GRESHAM STREEr uNCOLN
BARDI!EY
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15
Drapery and Boats
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30,043
SILVER SIREET attn FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN.
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Drags,
6th to July 6th, 1938.
—BRACEBRIDCE
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Cash Account
MOORLAND AVENUE, BURTON ROAD. 18 HIGH
Branches.
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3
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%286,020/3/10
«BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN
„SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCO LN
2
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April
Central Stores snd OHicce
I Branch
1893
of its
CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD. ; The MIDLAND
From
N«.
ed~t
of llembers,
Number
Loan Capital,
The Report
Drug Department
ACT.
Boots and Shoes, Batcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware,
SECOND
%692,396/12/6.
—The
PROVIDEI!II' SOCIETIES'
FIRST. it provides its Memhers with Bread, Flour, Croceries, Provisions, MRh, Drapery, Oodnng,
THE SOCIETY
Lnnual
AND
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O BJ EOT8
INDUSTRIAL
THE
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COULSON ROAD, LINCDLN
BRANSTON
WASHINCBOROUCH
SWANPOOL
NORTH HYKEHAM
WRACBY ROAD, UNCOLN
AVENUE. BOULTHAM
«MOORLAND
TATTER SHALL
BILLINGHAY
„WADDINCIQN
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Society, Limited.
Co-operative
Lincoln
Quarter ended July 6th, 1998.
Directors' Attendances,
SUBCOMMITTEES.
C.
Group
Possib
Mr. H. Wtxta Peudmt
Mr
T. O Cmv»str,
Trees
Mr. H. Bm.
Mr. F. J. Otnsasusw
Mr. F. H. Tacswru.
Miss A. E. Wnussu
Ma. D. Cagssty
Mr. G Marte»nsu
Mr. W. Stsvm
Mr. J. Gast»cnt
Mr. A. Tucg
Mr. J. E. Hsteno». Suveter
Puhfic Anditors
24
24
17
17
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
...
Actual
24
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Messrs,
Dairy, Farms,
Crocery,
Milk snd Bakery,
snd
Boots, Drapery,
Drugs, Furnishing,
Nurseries
Tailoring
Jewefiery,
snd
Outfitting,
Office
and
Finance
Works.
Actual
Possible
Possilde
Group D.
Butchery, Cafe,
Coal. Confectionery
Hairdressing,
Transport and
Possible
Actual
Possible
Actual
Il
24
6
6
7
11
II
ll
7
7
23
24
18
24
24
23
7
7
12
12
12
12
12
11
9
10
22
22
Deceased.
c~. and S. Bsatnw, its~. ,
Mr. C. Mscgt»naa.
Accomnant —
A. Sravroan.
~n
Street, Manchester.
24 Board Meeriugs have been held during the Quarter.
nominated i Mr. Arthur Dorr, Mrs. Fanny Owen, Mi.
Etecfion of Five Members of the Educational Committes~didatcs
George Martm, Mr. Albert Edward Watum, Mise Annie Graves Wbittaker.
ethrr nominations.
mi'mbcrs
no
snd there are
These sre, aB re6ring
received: Mrs. F. Brown and Mr. J. O. Dixon. Seeing that
Bgeafinga
. Hacneeof Twn Nembento C%&
in
thee sru both Coaatry BisncbrepresennItnus the Directors have smmgcd for Mrs. Brown to attend the meeting to be held at
Mr. Dixon vnll
This will save the printing and ebc6on expenses.
Jemary, 1939. as there were no remimmcm fram the Gty Mamba'ru
1938.
therefore eamd the meeting in Ocioher,
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STANDING
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b. ducuseon
d
to!be hbetun for
at one 6m ~': (c) Tbe mayer of every
resoltubm aod of every amendment
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on the same question, unlen pnreuion
pmissiou be given for
or. tlie incision cif the chair)e cslted
4. 1"nne Bunt of Mover of Reetutien be 10 minutes t de other speakes-not umra than firn ummteu.
that the moticn belore the Meeting be net put. 'The me»stand
6. A
vel
ORDERS.
Notice'of motion must be snhudt'te in writing no less than 21 days prior to the date of the meeting. Six days'
ncrice is requircl of ery
to a propoeYion appearin on the-Agenda.
t'ban once on any motion st the Qaarterly, or sny other General Meeting of the Members
2. Tint no member be sfiowed
dlowed to
' speak mare
con
for the purpose of
tbe business of tbe Soricty except the inovers of resolution, motions and arne'ndments who shaB
a repty; snd no member shsB speak after such reply
3, Wbeneve
are made upon
pmposifiousv' no second amendment shall be taken into consideration until the first
a)a. fire smendmeat be vened 8 shall disptam the origmd questen and hecorae itsdf the quesriou;
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to a point of order.
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motion once carried shaB ma be resrinded at; anjy meeting vdtluug due mitice
mece hs vmg been gown.
qestions rdstiug to'de Bdanm Sheet wtuch are sent-to the
bdore the General Meeti'ng, sbaB tudor
Whse the Preddrm rise. to speak, members shsB telic their seats immediately.
9.
Compbdum
and sugges6ons must be made in ncconbmce with Rule 98.
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MEETING
The QUARTERLY
On MONDAY
AUGUST
EVENING,
AGENDA
1, Minutes of last Quarterly
(e) Lincolnshire Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, fbi 1 s.
(f) Lincoln and District Allotnrent Holders' Association
of New Members.
2.
Admission
3.
Report and Cash Account.
4.
Appeals and Recommendations
(d) Lincolnshire
in the New Hall,
OF BUSINESS.
Meeting.
gl ls.
of the Directors.
5. The Directors propose to
—
implement
Rule 87, para 2(d), re
Treasurership.
6. Dedaration of
the E)ection of Five Members of the Education
Committee.
(a) Lincoln County Hospital, g10 10s. in land.
(b) Lincoln General Dispensary, g5 5s.
(c) Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich, E3 3s.
Diocesan Deaf and Dumb Association
El ls.
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be held
will
15th, 1938, at half past Seven o' clock.
7.
Declaration
8.
Any other business.
of the election of Members'
C.W.S. Meetings to b
Representatives
held in October and January.
to
At the conclusion of the above as, ends the meeting will resolve itself into a Special Ceneral Meeting, for the purpose of considering the following
"That members' representation at C.W.S Ordinary Business
Delete lines 7-19 inclusive from page 29 and insert
alteration to rule 84
Proposed by Mr. W. H. Dixon, Branston, and
Meethrgs be equally divided between members residing in the City and Country Ames.
Washingborough.
O.
Dixon,
seeonded by Mr. J
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DIRECTORS'
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REPORT
To
rffE Mgtrtsztts.
(a) We beg to submit to' you the Quarterly Report and Ca'sh Account. The total amount received for goods
, being an increase of Qi, 730 8s. 5Jal. , compared with the corresponding
sold during the quarter is %272,085 I la.
period of last year, '630 persons have joined the Society during the quarter, 508 have withdrawn, and 32 forfeited
as per irde, making the present number 30,013. We recommend an interim discount of 1/4 in the R on Members'
purchases.
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P. has passed
(fr) We regret to record that during the Quarter the Society's Treasurer, Mr. T. O. Gapham, J. ,
'a
away. His strict attention to the business of the Society was a m'arked feature of his life, and his passing loses
To Mrs. Gapham and family we extend our heartfelt sympathy.
fainiliar figure to many of our members.
~r,
has
(c) Mr. T. H. Watler, Dairy
'r *'. ', i,~'. He takes up this post with our best wishes for
"'"'s';, '.=:appointed to succeed Mr. Watler, and we. appeal
to make stili 'further progress.
:fro Proposed New Central Prsuniaes
. :; Io proceed with the reconstruction of the Central
:.
obtained an important appointment with a Dairy firm in London.
his future success. Mr. C. D. Merrills, Dairy Foreman, hss been
for a continuation of loyalty and support to enable this department
—Following
,
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„the'vtecessafy
—
This Branch
is nearmg completion
ind
'it is hoped
to have same open for business in
will be made in due course as the time for-official opening approaches.
=Since
the opemn'g of this Empo'rium the sales have shown a marked mcrease.
Emporium.
P) Sleaford
~/~. g~Arytap'peal is made to uiembers in this area to take full advantage of the splendid facilities offered for shopping in the
ery, Drapery Boots, Outfitting, Furnishing, and the Dis'pensing and Optical Sections of the Drug DeJrartment.
September.
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-plans.
(c) Newport Branch.
lengthy and, careful deliberations it has been decided
Premises, and the C.W.S. Architects have'been instructed to prepare
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Further announcements
Branston, and there
(g) B iong Sitea —, Suitible sites are available on the Lincoln and Heighington Roads,
at Saxilby. Members desirous of having houses erected are requested to make their applications at
one
plot
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obtained.
tfs the Manager. , Works Department, 10 Portland Street, where full information may be
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year's
was
the
crowning
of Lincoln's first Cocelebrations
of
this
feature
new
A
fk) Co operators' Day.
Society's
operative Queen, and this, added to the more usual attractions, was adjudged by the National Press as Lincoln
best effort.
Loch Lomond and the Empire
(i) Members O'ftting, The Members' Annual Outing to the Trossachs,
bition at Glasgow' on 18th June" last, was a huge success, and thoroughly enjoyed by the record number of
and frispttds who took. part in the trip.
1 members
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For and on behalf of the Directors,
JOHN
E.
HARRISON,
Secret ary.
f938
6th,
gASH ACCQUfffT from Aprrf 6th fo JtrfV
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hand and Shop Tills
To Cash in
„Goods sold, .......................
Sure
Capital
Isran Capital. .., ..... .
Special loan Capual
Pnuiy Bank Capital
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Club. . .. . .. .
Trading Chk .. . .. ...
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., Expenses
649
„Transfer
Fees
Nombamcn Fees
„Strong Room Fees
„Cards, Pass Beoks, grc.
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34 9
40, 732 2 5
10.049 13 7
39.557
5.638
9,966
4306
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4,219 2 6
Gnmt
Life
123 5
Paymenta
127 7 11
5 13
374 Q 9
Assurance
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62
25
216,942
045
4.
Payments.
Com~
» Bank DeIumts
%567,958 2
nne
'Phone
10
PGRTLAND
1815.
Extension
STREET
LINcoLN.
after Office Hours:
CAvANAGH
375 High
II 6
15 I I
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WORKS
DEPARTMENT
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apply
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Arrang gntgnts
For FUNERALS
af
2 0 0
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Income Tax
Wcckmrm
II
2 2 0
1313 9
life
„Superan. Fund
84 9 8
226.39S 12 10
-,
hrrdlsnd Co-op. Convalescent
Coaective
Premium
Collective
Q
59,469 9 0$
17386 12 6
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„Non-Members' Discount ......
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16819 3
617 3
19
10 4
16 2
3 21
6, 182 12 6
Fund .. .. .. . .. . ..
Church of England Temperance Socfety . . . . . ..
Royal Nat. Lifeboat Inst.
I
036
040
100
4813 2
„BankWithdrawals
211,339 12 11
219 13 0
3,999 9 6
Sr
d
5
12,095 19 0
28,636 3 5
Horses
Property Account
, Subscriptions
972
„Dividend Insumnce hens. ...
„Proposition Fees, Fixed Stk. A/c.
Members'
.
6
11
11/04 0 0
Fixed Rolling Stk.
9 3
3,102
.
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„Additions:—
I
800
3.613
.
Provident Gub. ... .. .....
Trading Gub .. . .... .
380 12 9
278 H 3
Accmun
Life Assurance
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911
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Share Capital
Loan Capital. .. ... .. ....
Special Loan Capital ..
Penny Bank Capital
13.703 14 4
439 I 0
Trading Chk Entrance Fees.
„Cash over
41.019 15 2
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208.237 I
d
5
s
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„Withdrawals
911
800
45 0 0
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„Cosottise
Distributive
4,697
Imurance Prcms. (Members)
Room Receipts ...... . . ..
„Superannuation Fund . . ...
„National Health Insurance
Inmstments
. .......
4,665 IO I
11,626 13 3
4, 147 0 6
3,709 610
9,994 7 6
...
By Goods bought
„Carriage . ... .
„Wage~reductive
Mcmbers' Property A/c.
„Sick
s d
6 0
of
2038011 4
„Safeof Live and Fixed Stack
„Saleof Lmd
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3~
272, 085 ll
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Repayrnenta
8
Cr.
ACCOUNT
CASH
Street (corner of King Street), Lincoln.
'Phone
513. Night and Day.
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Mx. R. E, Bncttosx (T«oiuirr) (iii)
eMs. G. Mstirrtc (Secretary) (ill) ..
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MR. H.
(President)
Lsntow (Vice-President)
ATTENDANCES.
COMMITIEE
EDUCATION
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ebh. A. E. Wstsotc
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Mss. C. Bsooxx
Ms. C. Oxsv
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Mtss A. G. Wrtmsxxs
eMss. F. OweN
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attended.
Meetings
number
of
names
indicate
The figures aher
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Denotes Retiring Members, eligible for re-election.
SUB-COMMITTEES.
LIBRARY. Miss A. Wurrrsxxa, Mm. F. Owxcc, Mss. L. Bsxxa.
Ma. A. Doss, Ms. H. H. Lsntow, MR. A. Msssrotc.
CHOIR scen ENTERTAINMENT,
FURNISHING mn BILLIARDS. lych. BxMaosx, Mss. C. Baooxr. Ms. C. Oxsv.
CINEMA SECRETARY. MR. H. H. Linmw.
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BttLrsans
Gxtcxast.
59 611
in C.W.S. Bank
414 5
„Cash in Society
3418 4
, Cash in band (Tress. ) .
Grant lrom Society .. 369 17 9
5 11
Cards and Fines
11 14 6
, Nmu snd Oethcok
To Balance
..
.. ..
~,
.
t
„Cheer Suixxcit¹ians ......
„Omir Festivals ..... . ....
Inteasst Dividend .... ..
„Recta'yea from Tables ...
„Members' Fees ...—.......
Scde of Cigarettes ... ....
id
. .
„
Side. of Minerals
„Saleof Chalk
„-.
„
'~
......—.-
Intercc¹ (Loan)
'.'i. '. Bank Intcss¹
,„cinema 'Ibceipts
.Receipts
.
..... ...
517 6
I
276
517 6
„Weekmnd Schools.
250
I 6
2912 II
4
202
23 14 7
Q
23'
4
I
0
I
„Oilicials Fees
„Choir Expenses
3
„Health
312 0
2 5
0 I 6
0 I 4
2Z
.,
...
............
„Goods
~
~
Classes
15 I 9
5 5 0
2 15 4
6 5
11 I 0
SS 3 Zj
106 I 31
I
2414 0
1168
0111
...
II I 0
88 3 2$
...
... 106 I 3$
69 S Io 69 810
300O 3OOQ
786786
2619
2619
7
...
5719 lol Z915 @
24 5 8
61511
4
3 4
7
24 5 8
87 15 5
10 19 3
f705 6 61 17011 Ik 875 17 8
170 ll -'lI 875 17 8
~
90 7
I
1202
7013 3
4115 I
2610 0
1168........
0111.
„Mmerab
EOUCATIOII
90 7
12
and igsretts
, Bshmce in C;WB Bank
Half-yearly
46 4 0
2414 0
Cash in hand
Cash .in Society
In iubidttbig tbe
s d
79 6 0
5 5 0
„Miards Sabries
4 I
E
d
1202.
7013 3
4115 I
2610 0
Inswancc Stamps
„Dancing
Tables
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
...
46 4 0
Scc.
Bank Charges. .....r.......
snd Repiiirs
.. Cburiing
Cmema Expenses .........
Q
s
fi
79 6 0
„Literature
„Propagcmds. Scc.
29 12 11
s d
......
„Grants Guilds
9
9
3IZ 0
—
Librarians
1
216
1142 9
6
202
l4 7
By Salarie
III
Trite.
Bu.ustos
Gxccxmr.
611
816 5
165
114 2
22
TOTAL
511
1114 6
2 7 6
„.
„'
- -„'
420
1938.
6th April,
ended
59
16 13 7$ 51 11
369 17
165
2
for six months
ACCOUNT
EDUCATION
CO~
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REPORT.
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Report. ws dunk al(lnembiirs wbo have sssised, us.
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Ccvepsssgfvo PrtbBcatbasa We urge sB Members to read 7'iic Co-epcretioc ¹cos, Reynolcb Ncces IVcusonis Occtfsoh Sfolgote
and' International Pkoblemcc
We remind all Mcnocers,
thereby obtaining the Coccperstive vicwpomt on
.a
Reader of Rcynolcb Nisei, Increased. Society Asiau'auc'e. Benefit. wcmld he
durji'itt past hcdf-year. bkmhers dessous of remmmen'ding
bool« are
,@Zj~,"*,,',pp;-i-L(brary. New Library Bombs have been in
&~@+~~ted to give full sstticubrs td Libmricm.
with Country Branchu, and
We, have aves'y rcsscm to bdieve the 24 Gnema Shows dwj have beys arranged in
Films bsm been supphed by the GW. S. snd
e our Gnema'bm h'een appbed foi', Mcmbcm aml friends have
tiv'u Edueaum OIumttem
ICb'ol'r''cc 'Senior snd Ju'riior Choiri have coinpeted at Musica& Festivsla, au'ne have crested an incrauud interest in bath Choira
At
Musical Progrsmmes arranged.
snd Propaganda Meetings, Members snd friends have
Billisnl HslL This Co-operative Recreative Centre continues to provide Members who play on thc Four First-dsss Tahim with
enjoyable hours throughout the year.
Tmtion Dancbrg Classesa In the New Co-operstive Hall, Adults and Members' Children receive tuition from a very capable,
.m+;,",ftfrtighlyi
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or.
Cbddxsst's Camtn~reliminsry
arrangements are being made to have another Camp
their names stad «dcheym st 4bnuy.
during
Os behalf of the
~
August.
g.
Children
MARTIN,
desirous
of,
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Smr tmg.
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BASSINGHAM, on FRIDAY, August 12th, at 7 pan.
P
RANCH PREMISES,
on tbc BRANCH
Ma. F. H. TRUSWELLRcprcscntotior
The Quarterly Mec6ng will be hchl
Banner. Brant Broughton (Secretary)
Bwcmgbem (Cheinaan); Mr. C.
cW
'
'Mrs.
Tindsff, High Street,
E.
Lincoln;
Bcssrnuusst Basrceg
Mr W Ad, Carlton lmMoorland,
' Mrn
Mr. A. Bmekfcsby
orgs Farm, Bcndnghsm; Mr. Wr Beckett, Brent Broughton;
Wdkwer. Tmgste
s.
G
Broughton:
b
Brant
Rawding,
Bcssiugfum t Mr. K
Mr. G. Taylor, Plcsssot View, Bessiugbsm.
METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, August 12th, at 7 p.rm
will be held in the READING ROOM
Mce
Tbe Quarterly Mce6ng
MR J E HARRISON
Reprcwntottee
C. Yatm, Fen Lane. Metheringhsrn
Bdd L .Mmhmughcm !(Chairmen): Mr.
W
F
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Mgrnsm
EBg,v Mr A Anom, Stsffon Road, Metheringtuun r Mr. J. Bradshaw,
M WS' G
(Secretary)rMr F. Hudey
bam; Mr. & Hague, Dunston; Mr. C. Maddison,
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M~~ ™d
Meth r ngtum.
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WASHINGBOROUGH, on FRIDAY, Aug. 12th, at 7 pan.
cr!v Mee6ng will be held in the METHODIST SCHOOLROOM,
Tbe Quarter!
MR. F. J. OLDERSHAW
Rcprerentetioe
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Wsshingborough
W. Rsstsff. Wsshingberough (Chainuan): Mr. J. O. Dixon. Mrs F Johnson(Secretory)
J. Birkett. Wcshmgborough Mrs. A Clark Weshingborough
Wsshmgborou
h
Fleer
Mrs
A.
augh Mrs. S. A. Gilbert. Wssbingborough.
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bomugh; Mrn H. Taylor Wesbrngbo
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on FRIDAY, Aug. 12th, at
m tthcc CO-OPERA11VE INSTITUTE, NORTH HYKEHAM,
Mee6n wall be held fn
The QuarterlyI Mee6ng
7~ pau.
" Rbonddc, "
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Hope House, Sts6on Road. North Hylrebam (Choirman); Mr. E Harley.
W. Gsrke, York View,
(Scercterc); Mr. J. H. Ramadan, Ncvin House, Moor Lane. Hykebsm t Mr. J.
Hykebsm;~'
Mr. G. H. Basis. Jolimetz, North Hvkebam; Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Lsngley Road, North
Mr. C. M. Acott, The
North
Hykdcun;
Road.
Station
House,
Mrs. W. Creaser, Sation Road, Hykebam: Mr. G. Bemdge, Myrtle
Hvxttust
Basttcn
Cucntrrrrn™. F. Brown.
Newark Reed, North Hylocbam
Newark Road. North Hyhebam;
"
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Nook. Sta6on Road, North Hykeham.
FRIDAY, August 12th, at 7 txnu
The Quarterly Meeting will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, BRANSTON, on
Rcprcrcntuturs.
—
—Ma. H. BELL
Mr, W. H. Dixon. Station Road. Branston (Chairmen) t Mr. C Gsydon, Lincoln Road. Brsnston
Basnxron Basncn Cosncrrrn.
(Sccrcrary): Me. H. Brown. High Street. Branston; Mrs. M. Blissett, Heighington Road, Brsnston; Mr. J. Johnson, Lincoln Roarb
Arundel, Lincoln
Brsnston; Mrs. A. A. Webb, Silver Stnnt, Brenston t Mrs. E. M. Freeston, Hall Lme, Branston; Mr. J. Taylor,
Heighingcon.
Road, Branston; Mr. G. H. Peach, "Eastlerg, Lincoln Road, Brsnston: Mm. A. Townsend. Mein Street,
"
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Tbe Quarterly Meeting wiB be beld on the BRANCH PREMISES, SAXILBY, on FRIDAY. August 12th, at 7 pars.
Mtsg A. F- WILLIAMS.
Rpprcrcntatiee
K Lindsey. High Street. Saxilby (Chrurman): Mr. C W. Oxby, West Bank Saxilby (Secretary):
Ssxttnv Bastnut
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Mr. J. Whcaday, Cherry Tree House, Sardlb: Mr. H. Clarke, Co-operative Soaety, Saxi1by; Mr. J. W. VaBey, Mays Lme, Ssxilby t
.
Mr. L BeB, Council Cottages. SaxBhy; Mr, C Hill. Parish Cottages, Fenton: Mr. G. Gadsby, High Street, Ssxilby; Mr. J. Lingsnk
Ssxilby.
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Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, August 13th, at 8M pan.
MR. D. CREASEY.
Rcpmsadotiue
T. Taylor, Wdboum (Cheinaan); Mr. H. Franklin. Tbe Green, Wdbourn (Secretary) t Mr &
Wcuxxurn Basnrxt
- Pmcfo Fulbeck: Mr. Fx Ogden, WeBingorc; Mr. A. WiBows, Weffingore: Mr. A. Codd, Iaadenbem;
Mr. J. T. Chambers, Navenby t
Mr. Housbsm. Normantm: Mr. J. Lawsou, Juur. ,
~~r.
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The Qaarterly Meeting wiB be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, August 13th, at 7 peru
Mn. K WELLS.
Representative
Barm(car Bacttctt
C H. Tindslk Fairffdd Farm Bsnlney (Chairman); Mr. W. W. Mesnwelk Abbey Road. Berdney
(Secretary) r Mr. F. Psdley, Station Road, Bardney t Mr. J. Ctnupeff, Abbey Road, Bardney: Mr. J. E. Lintin. Queen Street. BarMy;
Mr.
W. Picker. Queea Street, Bsrdney
r Mr. IL Kent, Stixweuld Road, Horsington; Mr. R. J. Seffsrs, Abbey Road, Bsrdney t
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Mr. H. Woodcock, Wragby Read. Bmdncy.
E
The Quarterly
—
Meeting wiB bc held on the BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASTLE, on SATURDAY, August 13thc
fbpruuntoticc-Ms.
Hanccsxnz Basncxt Gnucrrrvv=Mr. C. Reed, 107 Foundry Street. Horncastle (Chainaan); Mr. C Aucfdaud.
Hor cmd (Secretory); Mr. S. Ling, 19 Queen Street, Horncesde.
at 7 tarn.
F. CRAINGER.
44 Spffsby Rcmk
The Quarterly Meeting wiB be held an the BRANCH PREMISES, SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, August 13th, at 8-30 peru
Ma. A. TUCK
Rcprewatatfee
Stxcrmm Baancu Cnscsnvrn.
C Comer, Old Hace Ganlens, Sbsford (Chairman): Mr. C. Duffin, 67 West Banks. Shnfa
(Scereterp): Mr. J. Ceuling Ewerby, Shsford; Mr. J. Edcnbrow, The Gatehouse, Sfcaford Moor; Mr. J. Ellis, 8 Afcxandm Road
Sleaford; Mr. W. H. Picker, 12 Queen Street, Sbaford; Mr. K Wouon, priory Cottsgen Ruslungton t Mr. W. H. Blades, 84 Soutbgatn
Sksford; Mr. J. Wiffum, Silver Strccb Ruslungton. '
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The Quarterly Mcc6ug will bc hdd oa the BRANCH PREMISES, MARKET RASEN, on SATURDAY, August 13th, at 7 Peru
Rcprcsentatioe
Mn. C. MACKINDER.
Mcsxrr Rsscn Basncu
W. Dowse, 46 King Street, Market Rssen (Chairmen); Mrs. G. A. James. l9 Linwred
Rank Market Rsscu (Secretary);
Mrs. W. Dowse. 46 King Street, Market Rasen; Mrs. G. Garner, Caistor Road. Ivhuket Rmcn:
Mrs. Wdker, Waterloo Street, .Market Ranm t Mrs. L Sutbrdk 8 Gnpman Street, Market Rssen; Mr. T. R. Boardmem Wrm
~~r.
Hill, Middle Racon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Travelling
Requisites
Jj
SPORTS
~I,
GOODS
( sp
CYCLES,
PRAMS
and FOLDERS
Always Purchase
from your own
Shops, our prices
are competitive.
JAO@g flA, Nll jill~
C.K S
TRMEL CASES
URNISHINQ
and Branches
DEPT.
ADVERTISEMENTS
HOLIDAYS
—With
SUNSH
IN E
DID YOU GOOD!
the
Continue
AT EVERY MEAL
Sunshine
—EAT
Habit
AND ENJOY
CO-OP "SUNSHINE
"
BREAD
our Bread is subject to
During the process of manufacture
Process) of which we
Powerful Ultra-Violet Rays (Vioroid
hold sole rights
ordinary white Bread
Sunshine Bread is only the same price as
DELIVERED
To
ALL PARTS OF 'THE CITY
YOU?
MAY WE CALL ON
Montague
Bakery Dept.
St.
HOLIDAY - TIME
No need to miss trains
or appointments
C.W. S.
Federal and Tymo Watches
for Value
9
8
5
and
Reliability
POCKET WATCHES from 5/
WRIST WATCHES from 2/6
Every Watch Guaranteed and Serviced
See them
JEWELLERY
Free School Lane
at the
DEPARTMENT
Lincoln
ADVERTISEMENTS
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
The Pass-u)ord
"Soultham
Setter
Sutterof
at our own dairy and carries the Hallmark
Quality
Produced
for yourseIf to-day.
l4 hy not try a pound
BRANCHES
AT ALL
SQLD
GROCERY & PROVISION DEPT.
„„'
DON'T LOSE YOUR DIYI
FRUITS
CANNED
APRICOTS.
PEACHES
PEARS
PINES
Easy
.
';;;,
, '-":;„",
to Pack
SANDWICH. CHEESE
-
"
ti"'::,-::;';-, tauulity
-
. Large
Tells.
'
„9'.
Large Tins from IOQ. per
per
Ild. per
2g per
'
Meats and Tongues
—Always
Spreads
like
ready
always
.
.
in
.
,
I/- per glass.
4td
From
Butter
BISCUITS, JAMS,
vay'iety
from
Tin
Tin
Tin
Tin
to serve
Ideal for Picnics
E@H. and MEAT PASTES
Also
4~.".'~:'. .
..
Delicious
GLASS TONGUES
..
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SUGGESTIONS
HOLIDAY
THESE
AT
!
from your
When you go for your holidays get your requirements
own Society and save your dividend
LOOK
f
per
Box
5'. and SId. per Glass
JELLIES, Etc.
stock at your
Local
Branch.
You Get the Best
et the co-op
ADVERTISEMENTS
BtJTGHERY DEPARTNIENT
Purchase at your oton Shops and be sure
of the
BEST QUALIT V
Lamb
and
Beef, Mutton
We select the BEST ANIMALS from the
in the County
BEST FARMS
Try our own
MILD
CURED
GATERINt"
HAMS
& BACON
DEPARTMENT
SILVER STREET
will be pleased
to quote you for all kinds of Catering
Special
Tarif f
for parties requiring special accommodation
Inquiries to
MAXAGERESS
CAFE DEPARTMENT
ADVERTISEMENTS
SHOE DEPT.
O'
BOOT
SCHOOL
FREE
375 High
BRANCHES:
and Southgate,
Street, LINCOLN
E.ZE-ON
Fine
Three
LANE
Fittings
in
each
SLEAFORD
SHOES
Footwear
for Men
Narrow,
Shape.
Medium,
Nature
Form
BOX CALF OXFORD
I2/I I, I4/I I, I6/I I, IS/I I, 2I/ditto
TAN WILLOW CALF OXFORD
WHEATSHEAF BRAND
ASK FOR E-ZE-ON
Mad'e
TAILORING
hy
C. W. S.
DEPARTMENT
(UPSTAIRS) SILVER STREET
CLQTHES —
eith seruice
not only sell clothes.
We
'
make. 'them.
We- o6'er . personal service in
your re juirements.
We design
the
study
and
of
-SUITS TQ MEASURE from z Gns.
:-":;:--".
',:, ...=-: -:;Costumes Tailor-Made from 3 , Gns.
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-'-,
:,-,
We
'::--'"-'""-"'-"':t~~"'"-~-""""'-""""'
Give-'
Value
A ltvays
Houses!
Modern
have
Grates!
Modern
BUT OLD HOUSES NAY HAVE NEW GRATES
AS WELL
We have up-to-date
Any
WORKS
Estimates Free
saving
Fireplaces
of every
kind
of Grate can be supplied
make
l0
labour
DEPARTMENT
PORTLAND
-
STREET
'Phone
l8I5
(Ext.
i 6)
THE LINCOLN
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY L.
Telephone
No. 1815 (Five Lines)
SLEAFORD
BRANCH.
Report & Balance Sheet
From April 6th to October 5th, 1938.
DEFIANT. . .
puts
7ips
THE WORLD at your Finger
HERE'S the
world's
the world' s
song,
The lilt of a South American
tango, the roar of the crowd at the hig international race. Here's opera from Central Europe,
p
Cossack choirs from Russia, plays, talks and
they' re all
music from Canada, America
RAMO
laughter.
C.
RAMO
—
in to entertahi
cmwding
yon. As dearly as
Q7 Q
"@htn
if
the mike, as near yon as
yon were alongside
your Defiant. Here's the world at your finger tips
The remarkable 'DEFIANT'
PRESS BUTTON MODELS
MODEL MSH.
9'
st
~
fo
~ -p l. '
~ODEL VSH. 938 8-valve
(incud-
ly
stpk, Prew Button
Receiver on a TlP'0 gsavebtmd- gupgrheta 4vedue
fisdudirag Recurter). Seven sehwted:stations
fiba
medmm
and tao hug teave) automaticaEly
obtahred by presnng the btatcn.
Illumittated
station - named turn'ng
scale. . yt. C, Mains
ing Rectifier) FIVE geaveband, superhet Receiver
arid motor
aoith cathode ray turn'ng indicator
drnren
PRESS BUTTOPI tuning. Manual
(
200/50 voices 40/160
'
opei'ation is obtained by the shno-motion
knob rcith fast running buttons
on either side. s).C. Mains
.
p riCe
Zooi50
Price 9$ Guineas
~y
.
tuning
is Q nS
FROM CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
EVERYWHERE %ITH F L'I. L DIVII3K&D
—
As)%.'
for a Free Demonstration
AT
Silver
Street,
Lincoln
c
ADVERTISEMENTS
BUTCHERY DEPARTMENT
One Quality
The VERY
of Meat Only
BEST GRADE
Our
Beast,
Sheep
are selected
Pigs
and
from the Finest
in the Country
Herds
Ask for
HOME
CURED BACON
R HAMS
Delictous Mi!d Cured
DEPT.
CONFECTIONERY
Quality Confectionery
at Popular Prices!
We are continually
Ask 'to see them
adding
new lines to our confections
at your Grocery Branch.
TRY THEIR DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Only the finest Ingredients
We maintain
a splendid
are used in all our productions
reputafion
for
QUALITY BOILED SWEETS
%WATERSIDE NORTH
ADVERTISEMENTS
DEPARTMENT
DAgRy
Balance
The Daily
We should all drink two pints Daily
BE SURE YOU GET
"Co.op
Pastuerised
Our Roundsman
ASK
is always
"
district
in your
TO CALL
HIM
Department
Tailoring
(UPSTAIRS) SILVER STREET
Gents' Bespoke
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
The Best Value obtainable in Gents Made-to-Measure Clothes
is offered by us. You can always be assured of a stylish cut and
perfect knish. Only reliable Trimmings are used.
We. are offering Special lines in Gents Suits at
45I-, 50I-, 52/6, 55I- and 63I-.
..-. 42I-,
OVERCOATS TO MEASURE
from
39/6
We are prepared- to supply-your
needs
ADVERTISEMENTS
THE PRODUCTS
MILL
FLOUR
OF OUR
BAKERY
AND
ARE OF SUPREME QUALITY
EAT AND
ENJOY
BREAD
CO OP SUNSHINE
The Bread that keeps you Fit
Irradiated during Manufacture with Health giving Ultra Violet Rays
(Viroid Process) for which we have the sole rights for Lincoln.
'CO-OPERATIVE'
PRIDE FLOUR
Ideal for Home Baking, Cakes and Pastries.
The Cream of the Mill.
FEEDING
STUFFS
or Prepared at our Provender Mill.
Manufactured
Give Results that Pay.
Is Cheapest
The Best
GROCERY
4
PROVISION DEPT.
DO NOT GO BEYOND YOUR OWN SHOPS
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS REQUIRMENTS
We stock everything
your require for
PUDDINGS, CAKES, PASTRIES, MINCEPIESs Etc.
If you not wish to make your own, we can supply you with high-class
PLUM
4-'''
PUDDINGS
-'
For the Party, we can supply
-
a4'
. FIGS, DATES, CRACKERS, SWEETS, NUTS, CRYSTALISED
'.='-::::-,
':.
.
:=-:.
'",
-
FRUITS, Etc.
Have you tasted C.VF.S. CHOCOLATES. lately
AN
.,
'
If 'not:try some nose, they are delieiotss.
IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
~+:-:, i"-'~='.::::=-:& For, Quality,
-'-'==:.
Price and Service, we defy competition.
', s
wwwJ
ss
~R~PERY DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCE
AN
EXHIBITION
OF ENTRIES IN THEIR
EMBROIDERY
KNITTING,
and RUG MAKING
COMP ET ITIONS
Hall, Free School Lane
NOVEMBER 22nd, 23rd, 24th
New
Have your entry completed in time.
Rugs will
Branch.
be collected on application
to nearest
See special circulars
for full particulars.
BOWN
QUILTS
A special Display of the new Quilts will be
made on the same days.
See the fine
values and styles.
—
Drapery
Department
5
ESTABLISHED
1861
SOCIETY
CO-OPERATIVE
LINCOLN
LIMITED
C7
BJ EGTS
lt provides its Members mtb Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothing
FIRST.—
gic.
OF
Boots and Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs,
It seeks tbe Domestic, Social, and Intellectual advancement of its Membera
SECOND.
Annual
',
;
Business,
—
R I, I I 1,360
702, 968/17/3.
The CO-OPERATIVE
Bankers: —
g
Drug Depsrunent, Bnmches.
No.
1
Branch
MOORLAND AVENUE, BURTON ROAD, 18 HIGH STREET,
18
.
.
'
SAXILBY
«BAGGEHOLME
18
19 20
21
LINCOLN,
'.
12
13
!8
.
-.
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-
-'
UNCOLN
BARDNEY
NORTH SIREET, HORNCASTLE
SOUTHGATE, SLEAFORD
«HIGH STREET. LINCOLN
UNION SIIIEET. MARKET RASEN
BA%INGHAM
" ". ' .
. :=
-
ROAD, LINCOLN
„«CRESHAM FIEET,
11
13
16
No. 17 Branch
WELBOURN
- METHERINGHAM
- CANWICK ROAD,
ST, GILES, LINCOLN
snd SLEAFORD
373 HIGH STREET, UNCOLN.
'RIPON STREET, LINCOLN
.„-,
3
9
.
ROAD, LINCOLN
SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCOLN
4
=+~:.-i-~l'::jg
Drapery snd Boots
—BRACEBRIDGE
3
BANK LTD
SILVER STREET attn FREE SCHOOL LANE, UNCOLN.
„«BURTON
2
&22, 951/8/6
5th, 1938.
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Sub-Centrsh
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Reserve Fund,
4f Balance Sheet
6th to October
Central Stores and Offices.
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30, 162
WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD. ; The MIDLAND
April
From
R290i 552/9/7
Loan Capital,
Share Capital,
of Members,
Number
.The Report
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SOCIETIES' ACI; 1893.
PROVIDENT
AND
THE INDUSTRIAL
REGISIERED UNDER
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—REEPHAM
WINN STREET, LINCOLN
HACKTHORN
NEWPORT, LINCOLN
'MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN
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'TEALBY STREET, LINCOLN
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22
„- .
23
24. .
23
26
27
28
'COULSON ROAD, LINCOLN.
BRANSTON
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WASHINGBOROUGH
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29
SWANPOOL
NORTH HYKEHAM
'WRAGBY ROAD. LINCOLN
«MOORLAND AVENUE. BOULTHAM
TATIERSHALL
31
32,
e AND BUTCHERY
,
BILLINCHAY
WADDINGTON
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Limited
Society
Co-operative
Lincoln
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Half-year ended 5th October, 1938
Directors' Attendances,
SUB-COMMITTEES
Boots. Drapery,
Drugs, Furnishing,
Dairy, Fauna,
Grocery,
Milk and Batery
and
Nurseries
Jewellery,
and
Outhtring,
Mr. T. O. Crass«rg, Tree«
F. J. Ou&sasnaw
)Mr. F. H. Tsuswgtt
«Mr.
Miss A.
E. Wrtugtts
D. Cagassv
)Mr. C. IVhcnnnsa
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'Mr. W. Stsvm
Mr.
F. Ga«uucsa
Coon. A. Tucg,
Mr. J. F
46
17
17
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
)Mr. K. Bgu.
Ma,
48
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6
6
18
17
18
18
Butchery, Csf«r
Coal, Confectionery
Hairdressing,
Transpnt and
Actual
Possible
39
45
42
46
44
46
44
Office
and
Finance
Works.
Tailorin
Possible
Mr. H. Wsua, hestdmt
Group C
B
Granp
Possible
Actual
Actual
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15
15
15
15
12
14
17
24
46
Secrct
1 Decease«L
Public Auditors
) Retiring
—Messrs,
v
Members each ehgible for ncnunation;
Retiring (age limitj.
A. Srgygorm, csea. and S. B«unow, agan. , Corporation Street, Manchester.
Accouatant Mr. C. MgcgtansL
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48 Boanl Meath«p have been hdd durmg tbe Half-pear.
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ORDERS.
STANDING
I.
50-4.
af mstion must be
in wrhmg no less ths'n 21 days prior to the date of the meeting.
notice is ie«pried of any anwndmeat to a myosiYim appearing an tbe Agenda.
Roun
~„er
Tint no member be afioued m spnk more
~
6e Members
tb«m on on any motion et the
any otbm General Messina of
for the purpese of tnmsectins tbe business of tbe'Society', :eucept the roose'gs'of reshhtuion„motions and enenncm«mts
each be afiowed a reply; and no member sbsfi speak after sndr
c«mv«med
pr positions, no second
() ft
Fust amendment
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d
d
mme «peahen. unbss permission be gunn for pennnel esplsnation,
~t
rb
Time limn of Mover of Res«dation hc III minutes; the
5.
When any mothm or
7.
That eell questiens
estiens reiafing
reia
to the Balance Sheet which sre sent to the
spmkers not mage tb«m. five minutes.
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Ceennla«ats
smd
abaR have
%"k
e ritdn
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hss been made and
tate ther seas
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or the attention of'the chair be cafied to a point uf order.
4.
ader
~~kalb
who shaB
bno conshfernrion until the fiisfg
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be negatived then the second msy be mov'ad ta'the original questian und«w'oenstfera
he M 'ng
iscussim at one tnne t (c) The mover of every remkuioa and ef every amenibnent
y
on
shall be taken
Six days'
~
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before the General Meeting, shall
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MEETING
The QUARTERLY
AGENDA
1. Minutes of last Quarterly
will
3. Report snd
(a) Slesford Christmas
(b) YJVI.CA. gt/1/-.
of the Dircctors
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(s) Lincoln Diarist Nursiri'g
this Quarterly Meeting wekomes the further campaign
decided on by the C W.S. snd Comparative Union to
assist the Spanish people"
"That this Quarterly Meeting agrees to make s further
contribution to our "Milli for Spain" Fund in order to
keep this Society's support proportionate to others. The
grant to be on the basis of one halfpenny per membership
of tbe Society.
To be moved by Mr. H. H. [adlow snd secon'dcd by
Mrs. A. M. Cossey.
6. Bastion of Doorkeeper for General Meeting.
7. Bection of Snitinews for Voting at the Central snd SubCentral prembes on Saturday, prior to the Quarterly
Meeting.
9. Becthm of Scrutineers for Voting an the day of the Quarterly
Meeting.
9. Nouunstions fer Six Directors. Tbe lowest
candidate at the election wilt serve for e period of one year.
10.
for One Member of thc Ed'ucstion Committee.
The sueeessf csnclidste wig serve for s period of one-
"
Fst Stock Show, gl/1/-.
(c) Lincoln snd District Ambulance Society, X2/2/-,
(d) St. John Ambuhmce
Hall,
5. "That
Bcdsnce Sheet.
4. Appeals snd Recommendations
New
OF BUSINESS.
Meeting.
of New Members.
2. Admission
in the
be held
NOVEMBER 21st, 1938, at half past' Seven o' clock.
EVENING,
On MONDAY
f/25.
('f) That, in view of the tensioa in world affairs which helcl
us in bondige during the psst weeks was mi'rsculeusly
rifiesad jest' before the mro hour act far' the outbreak
. of unpcuaflcfed horr ors of wsr. and the fact that every
goodwgf in tbe world tcsdsy, no
msu'er. what inca or 'creed, ewes a debt-of gnaitude snd
fcn the
people of
the'y liim .sccefxcd' that hurruurit y
~ovikia
s grant be made to
niou Fund m rcognnien of the
g5(L
debt wa owu to Cacohos)ova)da, va.
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11.
12.
snila-half years'.
Ncsninatfens for twe Ddegstes, one from City ares snd one
from Ccsintry scca, to suend C.WX Quarterly Meetings
in April a'nd bdyr 1939,
Any other business,
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Mrthmcgjtg
you the 154th Half-yearly Report and Balance Sheet. The total amount received for
s sold during the half-year is f540,638 15s. 7g., being an increase of R5,650 18s. 10d. compared with the
.=-'-'='j~rresponding period last year. The net surplus on the half-year's business, after allowing for nll andexpense's,
Deficit
dcpvrecntfion, and interest, amounts ta f44330*; Og. , and uftir d'educting the payments as per Surplus
%20,000 Os. Od. as discount
Av4munt leaves a balance of 'f24, 971 7s. 6d. which we propose to dispose of as follows:
.on'Members' purchases at 1/4 in the Ji. &77 Os. 6d. for Educational purposes. RI,000 Os. Od. to Dividend
1/10
'Equalization Fund. R3,000 Os. Od. to Insurance Fund and $594 7s. Od. carried forward to next half-year.
persons have joined the Society within the half-year, 912 have withdrawn, and 59 forfeited as per rule, making the
present number 30, 162.
(b) A SubCommittee has consideied the question of Voting and has made the following recommendations,
+i!'';;: which have been accepted by the Board.
(a) There is no "necessity 'for granting increased faciTities.
"one™pound instead of "five" pounds.
(b) Membership qualifications shall be
(c) Voting will continue by the shewing of pass card, which must indicate that owner has not less than
one pound capital standing to his or her credit.
(c) JLRP. During the recent European crisis necessary precautions were taken to meet the requirements of
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;,'the Home Office. We are greatly indebted to Councillor Tuck, J.P., and n Sub-Committee of Departmental
rs for having taken such a keen and lively interest in this worL Their assistance has helped very materially
w. the preparations which have already been made.
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The progress made at this Branch since its opening a few weeks ago has been most
, , (d) Nevypogt Ihttnch.
p - *gnltffy'ing.
The shopping facilities should he. much appreciated by, -members residing in the area and an appeal is
made for a continuance of their practical support. A modern Hall has been erected over the Brand~sting capacity
This Hall may be used for dancing, parties, etc. Applications for same should be made to the Secretary.
at a, .', -:,. =:,(g)t,Wtsgeg. The majority of outstanding matters in connection with the recent wages award have now been
(a) We beg to submit to
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For and on behalf of tbe Directors,
',JOHN E. HARRISON,
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Secretary.
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1. The
Chairman
MEMBERS.
FOR INFORMATION OF
Minutes.
Meeting
Extracts from last Quarterly
Rule
87, para 2(d) re- Treasurership.
moved "That the Directors implement
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was how obsolete. Therefore' in
plained .that the position of Treasurer
ther
during'his or hey term of office, together with one Director, sign
nded. r n Chai
ha
ld
he Board propo sed that the President
future the
fu
cheques. This was agreed.
Committee.
Since the printing of the
election of Five Members of the Education
that of Mr. Martin. The following were duly elected to serve
Balance Sheet one nomination had been withdrawn,
Mr. A.E, Watson and Miss A. G. Whittaker. t was suggested
Owen,
F.
Mrs.
Dorr,
Mr.
A.
for next two years',
at the next Quarterly Meeting. This was agreed~ved by
for
asked
be
vacancy
fifth
the
for
that nomuuLtions
Knowles.
Mrs.
seconded
by
and
Mr. Scoffin
2. Dedaration of the
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the C.W.S. Meetings to be held in October
Dedaration of the election of Members' Representatives to
rule the January Meeting was restricted to City
to
according
although
that,
reported
Chairman
The
and January.
to attend this meeting. This course would cut out
members, the Directors hsd asked Mrs. F. Brown of Hykeham
he hoped the members would agree to this. The
and
election,
an
entailed
be
by
would
which
expenses
the heavy
Scoflin, and duly agreed by the members.
recommendation was moved by Mr, Oldershaw and seconded by Mr.
Mr. J. O. Dixon was elected to attend the October meeting.
3.
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4. A great deal of discussion arose out of the desire that productive workers be given two weeks holiday with
which had been placed before the
and
connection
this
difliculties
in
the
many
exphuned
Oldershaw
fully
Mr.
pay.
trade, the
Trades Union deputations which had ntet the Board. . He pointed out that, partkxrlarly in the building
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'nh holidays at all, . and it had already 'proved most difficult for the Society to compete. '",
majority of employers gave
tt. i&
If, however, they would come into line and give one week the Board would be glad to consider the advisability of
agreemeiiK'
second week. Tlie other pmductive workers receive the amount of holiday stipulated in the vaiious
with the Trade Unions concerned. There was also the' question of cost which would be in addition to that to be piid.
The dividend would undoubtedly be affected and a certain
to distributive workers under the new wage agreement.
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amount of consideration must be given to the' poorer member who did not share the many advantages already enjoye4, :;,
He gave assurance that so soon as opportunity arose the matter would be reconsidered'. :;;:, .=;"
by the Society's employees.
declared the ordinary meeting dosed.
The
5. The meeting then resolved itself into a Spgctat. Gzwam 1Vhzrtwu for the purpose of considering the-':-='
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Delete lines 7 1 9 indusive from page 29 and insert That members' representation
following alteration to Rule 84
at C.WX Ordinary Business Meetings be equally divided between members residing in the City and Country Areas
and carried
Proposed by Mr. W. H. Dixon, Branston, and seconded by Mr. J. O. Dixon, Washingborough,
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CAFE
DEPARTMENT
COLD
TABLE
DELICACIES
of every kind suitable for LUNCHES, TEAS, BRIDGE PARTIES
. Delivered
8'eddi ng
ready for the Table.
Catering
a Speciality
APPLY MAN AGERES
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1938.
CASH ACCOUNT from Aprf'I 6th fo October 5th,
Dg.
s d
and Shop Tills
To Cash in hand
„Goods sold
........................
.
„Contiihutions to
Share Capital
. .
Loan Capital.
Specie! Loan Capital
Penny Bank Capital
..... .. .....
...
Provident
.
Gub. ..........
Tradkig Gub
.
Members'
„Retraytmmts
'
Ih282
7
.,
7,670 18 I
20, 1 17 14 4
Hndth
In~
Life
'='-";;='*j
Accmmt
Assurance
~
Insurance Premiums
rrsurned
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Proposition
W-""":,=„;.
do.
4 ';; Transfer Fees
:v4, 7 „NOmmatian Feea
de.
„Strong Room Fees
Cards, Pass Books, gsc.
,
I
.
Convalescent
„Subscriptions
Fund
Midland
International Coop. Allinace
. .
Hospital.
County
Lincoln
Lincoln General
.
Seamans' Hospital
Police Court Misnon
Nat. Life Boat nssti uum.
Lincoln Deaf and Dumb Ass.
Prisoners' Aid. .
„,
.. .
... ...........
......
..
D~
3 8
I,685 2 3
168 19 3
l387 10 0
7 0 5$
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IO
9
3 0
5 0
12
117255
8, 179 19
20,791 0 0
22979 19 15
000
i,u2 551
123 5 11
15 0 0
1010 0
550
330
220
200
I 0
I
I
I
I
I
0
0
164 8 11
10 13 7j
„Non-Members Discount
„Educational Grant
„Collective Life Ass. Prenuum
„Superan Fund
I65 7 IO
411,041 2 6
Payments.
374 0 9
2587 5 4
1,635 2 3
.....
1.805 13 7
213 17 5
„Workmen's Compensation
Income Tax
'„National Defence Contribution
,
Indcumity Fmd
140 17
8
333 12 0
„
151
2
434,620 7 8
1,943 18
„
Bank De
„Cash m
Cd
'. -"III,084,699 18
71
734 0 2
6,068 5 9
.„CoBcctfve Life Ass. Payments
96 18
„BankWiddrawals
.
.
78,605
9,084
20, 195
9,470
d
~
385,890 2 I
82, 178 6 4
19,657 14
. ...
66 4 0
060
046
115 0
Horses
.....
518 7 3
5,406
gr
Members Property A/c.
Land and Buildings A/c. .
4
4
8816 6
572 I '2
...
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„Divkhsd
.........
Income Tax
-„
':„,, e Casli
.......................,
i';:.=
Fees, Fixed Stk, A/c.
Investmcnts
CoBective
Frxed Rolling Stock
l~3610 9
...
.
... .......
...—.....-
Provident Gub.
Trading Qub
5 6
Trading. Gub Erurance Fees
g';:.
.. . "....
27,78812 5
144
184
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Sharc Capital
Loan Capital. . . ...
Special Loan Capftld
Penny Bank Capital
80,110 0 4
Prcms. (MImbers)
Sick Room Recei
.
„Withdrawals
8,775 17 10
38 0 0
402 2 3
1,191 8 5
,
Bank Agmcy Commission
„Camagc ........................-.
„Wages ........................... -
I
22309 17 10
8, 129 0
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„Sde
„Rents ... ........................
Insuranm
By Goods bought
540,638 15 7$
'fc
~ d
II
380,236 11 9
5,653 10 4
d
2
3389 6 0
41388 15 2
Property A/c.
Fmd Stock
&de of Live anil
af Land
8
Cr.
ACCOUNT
CASH
fffdB4, 699 18 8
8 t"
Cr.
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l&;-"ri=.-'d
Ti Bnhmce m Banks, Apnl 6, 1938
9epcidts
Wholesale Socy. , Ltd. 378,891 7 I
55.729 0 7
Ltd. . . .
~p. .
.. ... ....
fi
s d
209,766 I
6
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By Wftddsweab .
Coep. WhdeseleSocy
?„13011 3
sd
%
Ltd. 360,274 6 9
M............. 50,766 15 9
Comnumon. .......................
„Balance in Banks .
Coclp. Wbotsek Socy„Ltd. 2213715"9 3
8 6
IIBdland Bank Lub. ...........
Midhud
434$20 7 8
sd
Bank
I,
4119S
2
i14 10
lp
nevsTMmTs
. INTEREST
ADDrllONS
s d
0
Co-op. Wholesale Soaety Ltd. 33 71,730
350 0
Wigston Magna Hasiers Ltd. 4
0
25
Co-ap. Printing Society Ltd. 5
0
3
Paisley Mfg. Society Ltd.
124 19
5
Nat. Coo . Pubfidung Soc.
0
Io
Ltrb
5
Soc.
Akcstcr ptcedfemakers
50 0
5
Lcck Silk Twist Society Ltd.
LDL"
0
50
5
Sipt Society
Io 0
Leiccstcr Carnage Builders Ltd.
o
25
Midland Boot Mfg. Society Ltd. 5
40 5
Nordunts Productive Sac. Ltd. 4
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Sperapc Boot and Shoe Soc.
,
Ideal Clothiers Ltd.
Kcttering Coop Oothing Soc.
Makers
LNL
Shoe
StaHord
Swanpaol Hausing Society
Mid. Cxoop. Laundries Ass. Ltd.
Excel Hat and Cap Society LNL
Lincoln Hide. Skin a Fst Gx.
4
5
5
5
5
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Ruston a Hornsby Ltd. (OrcL
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Ruston 8 Harnsby Ltd.
LOL CDd
a
Rmt
Corpmanan Stock. . .. ..
7$
5
~y .. .. .... -- 3
4)
....... 5
....-.
4)
....;.....
4)
. . . .. 5
RobeyaCo Ltd. foka, )
RWy a C L d. IPNd. ).
Rabey a Cks Ltd. (Oril),
Midland Bank Ltd. ;.
.
Cocrp. Whalesale Society Ltd.
do. Special Depmit Account
do.
vhx
do.
do.
do. - Ihx
Mid. Coop. Laundries Astro.
War Stock
Lincoln
~
l,
I
a
360 7 10
50 15 0
a
1~500
360 0 Q.
330 0 0
330 p 0
7830919 9
0
1.220
-,
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lp
0 0
0 0
0 0
9 4
79530 4 5
114,047 12 0
2.108 13 4
'14,890 16 4
813
4
00.
18 6 8
273
.
,071
26
200
1,100
19
159
O
0
7 6
0 0
0 0
3 3
10 0
390
O
0
0 0
170
2,800 0 0
21
5 7
2,744 9-6
,836
12 11
82,45 16: 5.
813
4
273 0 0
227 17 5
1,066 0 9
0
0
0
330 0 0
330 0 0
15
185,637 15 8
42, 790 5 4
,766. 4
4 5 0
29 5 0
52 10 0
10 0
4 8
604 14 II
4
Q
40 19 7
50 0 0
10 0 0
3
700
29 5 0
0
,960 7 I
1,680 I? 4
14,617 16 4
613
0
1,264 5 0
ghf 10 0 87342
.~~l's
0 P
53
1745 0
1,668 4 9
I
5 0 0
19 3 3
7
715
6
26 7 6
360
330
330
2,815
2, 744 9 6
Q
10 0
25 0
0 0
2.852
I
10 0
56 I 3
10 0 0
166 10
419 5
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6,7, —;
50
205 0 0
1.106 13 4
5210 0
2,800 0 0
0
50
00
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71,730 0 P '';:";3,
350 0 8
25
40 19 7
411
Ttug r
127
6 7
10 0 0
50 0 0
500 0
10 0 0
500
613 4
700
29 5 0
450
29 5 0
0
716 9
015 0
3216 9
53
0
6
10 7 10
127
014 4
110 2
3
0 0
2.100 0
1,047 14
E s d
s d
E
76396 8 2 4,666 8 2
Q
19 3 3
159 Io 0
390 0 0
170
309
506
BALANCE
TOTALS
0
0
50
53 0
26 7
200 o
lao 0
E s d
218 12 8
s d
771
216 3
015 0
276
a
182,677. 8 7
2$ 42, 185 IO. 5'
3 IL2366 14 8
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8
DISCOUNT ON
1,447 10 6
0 0
10 0 0'
5
..... ..... . 5
0
0
0
0
ACCDUNY
509 Ip 9
7 10
185 637 15
42 790 5
114,047 12
2, 100 0
14,617 16
84
0
0
4
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WORKS
DEPARTMENT-::;,
mnevet
'Phone
rrangemenfs
apply
10
PORTLAND
1815s
Extension
STREETS LtNcoLN.
For FUNERALS after. Oace Hours
MR.
J.
CAvANAGH
375 High Street (corner of King Street), Lin
'Phone
513. Night
Ikncl
Day.
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TRADE
Esdfi
112,656
in hand, April 6, 1938
„Goods and Carriage . .... . 388286 0 10
43,456 14 III
Productf35e Expenses
71,133 7
„Distrlllutive Expenses ..
To Stock
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'3,
i
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„Milk Checks
sd
44/30
I
fi
9 8
fi
541,271
d
By Goods sold
„Discount
„Stockin
band, Oct.
„.
d
To Share
Interest
Diiaou'ug at I/4. in tbe
„Educational Grant
Balance carried forward
4
8
229 14 8I
II5,580 13 10
5. 1938
4
866V48 14 7
DEFICIT ACCOUNT.
AND
„.
„.
s d
8
s
s d
E
19255 8 3
d
By Balance from last Report
Share interest. .... .. .
12870 I I' I,
—,-I?9115 12. 0.0
374 0. 9'
2,095 4 5
.. . .....
14,000
Disoo9mt
peranmetion
;~;.=,:-'::„''8u
2A7 5 4
at I/4 ia
Fund
.
17,090 2 8
1,17819 6
381 12 I0I
......., .
...
2,095 4 5
.........
1387 10 0
, Balance from last balf-year
10 13 7$
164 8 11
fafe Assurance
CoBedfse
terim
......
~Tax
returned
„Balance from Trade
572
3300
LAND
9405% 0
BUILDINGS
AND
YoraL
I
cosy
rnoySRIY
ACCOUNT
nsyngcxlyloN
ygssloosLY
OSYRNRSYION
Itaty Ygag
SLMegn
B
Branch
. Stores and other
BusinenPremises
DwelBng-houses
Agrixdtural land
B
s d
B
d
~
B s
s d
d
~
B
d
~
8
d
Central
...
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i
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270,543 16
II, 852 0
0 7,605 0 0
7.
'
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0 114,13? 8 6
0 7 10394 6 I
278, 148 16
B2
4022 3 '.B?36 0 5
3?dtt5 2 8
-0 321.99019 3
?f505
FPXD
00
AND
329.193
ROLLING
12~ 15
161.114 ? 6
0 2
24@8 0 3
ngyggnaymn
6, 1%8
f
2UR9
~
d
5 2
~
f
s'd
0 2
B
ad
24, 183 5 4
. 5. 19a
sd
R
STOCK AND
~
ynes
ann,
B
sdI
122124
2
9 9 3N? 3 0~ 140M
17 0, 67,112
0
ad
3~16
9
12
1880844
6
4 3
ACCOUNT
HORSES
satg tw nggn
8
s d
2,897 0 0 117,034 8 6
9618 0 10,491 4 I
IROM ISRL
—:.
;«ayIL
2
Account
94u91 0
aud~
I
7 0
2, 174 9 8
54.95 1 3 . 5
nco955e T&x
4
0 0
833255 8 3
!53355 0 3
-Members' Discount'
9 6
I2,040 13 4
8662348 14 7
SURPLUS
s d
3 2I
+26
on purchases
„Transfer~s and Ser vices
„MilkChecks Outstanding. .....
504,876,3 2
285 17
Outstanding
and Dehci5
„Balanceto Surplus
Cr
ACCOUNT
wnrrxsn oss
B
~
d
l
a~
ocl. 5, II88
i
di
d
B
24210 15 I i 245183 5 4
e
vr~r
'-;.
:4!'8
EXPENSES ACCOUNT
6;"
To
22
3 0
51,965 8 6
t6
I
3661
..
. .,. ...
'
ni
'
Cas and CtcDric'city . . ....
eectricul Power . . , ..,.
.
..
'„Tdcpbam ...................., ...
.
"
':
2
'
„Stamtn end
I
By lntemt
— Intt. strnRmts Account
Mmnbms'
82, 141 8
„
133t6
1.
3726 6 2
I,l43 i6 %
. 979 10 8
404 12 4
344
7~
I' '10
I
62
612
A/c.
8,434 8 9
2,926 4 9
„StrongRoom
„Bank Interest
6222 5R 7
4,013 6 0,
Fees
2, 130 11
...
............ .... ..
3
3610 9
„BitntAgency Commission
as per Investment
.
Accotmt
Incur'ence
Hesltb
l4itbmtd
Receipts',
11360 13 6
1,191 8 5
9618 4
14 4 4
93 210
115 0
Insurattce Prems. . (Members)
do. Members' Proper'ty A/c.
„Smt'Room
'
'
s d
...
„Pius Boo&, lbs.
ID
4,573 13 0
795 4 4
2.161 I IIS
..
.,
I NR . . ...,. .,..
Statbtnesy aml
....;.............
vmtnmg
„Prining
D
'2 I
„.
.. .
. „,
.
. .. . .........
. .., . ..,.. .., , .
..............., .........
Insurance
..
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IIRR h
, R . ..-. ....,.. .......
R
„Rates,..... ......,.. ..,.. ..
I
t62
~
—
.
............ 24~
Ptuducum
506
8816 6
...:.....
18 4 4
168 19 3
Dbtbbntd Insurance Prmniums
32145 11
6
ADL*
Cbetttm
Trsvellitlgi'~'";"~i'
Bootee.
ll 2
664 19 6
',."NDDZ~':, .N.
165 16.11
I ji78
43,456 14 11k
73,133 7
t~
...
Laud and Bttldmgs
Fixed Sect, Motors and
-
.............
Pbnt ......;.....
.............,.
Homes,
Qairy
,
Sbare Capital. Estimated
Interim
Special Loans
Penny Bank
Reserve Funrb
6 Sttpecmnuatiou,
...
............
............
.........
FuPrLNRuvvt,
,
11851O 2' 4t"-, "=
3357 3 0
-1722 0 0
-
400
1,008
0 0
0 0
13Pl0 0 0
26 911
1,536 0 6
2,68316 1
1321 14 3$
754 0 0
.tnt4067166, 6j,
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,
"-'
—
' .'
,
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.;:,
Ir8135~,-''"2r'~king„
13
MILLING
ACCOUNT
PLANT
RRPRRCIATION,
RALANCR
APRIL
ucr. 5, 1938
6, 1938
8 s d
6.045 19 7
8
0
d
s d
0 0
6.045 19 7
~
.....................
Fixed Stock Account
„Forfeits—
To
Withdra96nfs
~ Fbun
sdBsd
II
7910 4
33 5 5
ACCOUNT
Interun
7,8718 6 I
Discount
.....
...........
Intereit
„
3
702,96817
„Balance Oct. 5, 1938
8 s d
6,045 19 7
8 ~ d
5,645 19 7
By Balance April 6, 1938
Disonmt
78.605 10 4
VALOR
ocr. 5, 1938
s d
400 0 0
CAPITAL
SHARE
Dr.
NNNNAL
Interim Interest
..
Contributions
. ..............
6
8
s d
8.
12,870 11 I
26 911
15 2
41~
89~1
iu951
d-
ACCOUNT
To
„
~
.
1938,.. ...
. ......
Interest. .............................
Bidance April. 6,
Cask advanced tfds balf year
Insurance
B
d
6,068 ' 5 9
93 2 10
2,926 4 9
~I
B
.......
By Balance, April6, 1938.
ACCOUNT
8
d
9
Balance Oct. 5, 1938
4k775 17 10
142+34 17 3
9.$1119 6
8151,0IO 15 I
SUPERANNUATION
OcL9'5,01838
....,;,
s
8
s d
....
0151,010 15
IA,
s d
86
450 '0 0
622.951 8 6
PROPERTY
's
141,923 I
,
.
0 6
MEMBERS'
'i
10 10
8781,687 3 4
RESERVE FUND
..Bxie
d
17.915 12 0
17,090 2
8781,687 3 4
WSI '8 6 .
0
f692,395 12 6
di
'.B.
s
1,805 13 7
53,188 10 '4
FUND
.. ......
.....
.........
By Balance April 6, 1938 .
„Fenldo8sca ContribaCiem.
„Socety' s Contribution
„
05cnl
9
u
ACCOUNT
Inteusst
~
d
13% 5 6
1,178 19 6.
8 e d
51368 2 5
?„485 5 0
1,140 16 6
654,994 3 11
CAP ITAL
LIABILITIES.
;1", '.
............ .---................."--
Share Catntal
Share lntareet
i"i- .
-,
4
Capisd
Penny Bank Capital
Fund
Superannuation
Special
Cbb. .......................
Provident
~
Trade Debts Owing
Expenses Owing
.....................
Pmvbian ba lncorno
Milk Checks
Reserves
.
tfrorbnen's
t„'.1
,
13300 0
0
102,093 7 8
IN, 459 I 'll
79.415 7 7$
53.188 10 4
......
1,139,625 4 9t
5,064 3 7k
Daiiy Plant
Investments
...........................
Property Account
522, 007 13 6
142,234 17 3
40,435
.
I
.—
and Loans
Shares
Members'
7
22,95.1
8
17 Qk
235361 7 9
1,943 18
&
3.988 8 0
Compemation,
amt Trsdmg
-'I&
460 13 0
'3: c
664.ovf2 IQ ';9.;, -:,-'.9~~
II,008 3;.'6=;';:;.=$gj
7 '5c';-',-':~-~, j'"
237305 6' 5be=
4
723 f 5:
Revrr vs Fnad
.tl -..~'Bv-k
i':u~
219,558 8 4
2300 0 0
2$
s
105,580 13 10
16,879 19 2
188,844 4 3
22310 15 I
5.645 19 7
2,857 9 5
Fixed Rof)fng Stock and Horses
37,736 I 7
2,699 0 0
fddfff
Invesunents
s d
ASSETS.
s d
's Accounts Owing
Tas. ... ....
Ftnal
Insurance
E
e d
702,968 17
ACCOUNT
4L214 14
3
W,971 7 &
ftU%5096 9
'5'k
Elg$5, 096 9
~,~~
AUDffORS'dbREPORT
~rtva
—
I'o dnr Msstesas m yss Ltttcout
Sotsgyy Lsatttaa
ladies end Gentlemen.
Tbc un csigneck having had aecwn to all tbe Boobs Des ds. Documents, and
having examined the foregoing Ceneral Statement snd vertTtsd tbe same with tbe'Boolw,
Deedn
thereto. now sign the same as found to be correct. duly vouched, snd in accordance
with la w,
.
A. Syayytattt,
of the Society
and Vouchers
~'I
c
S, Basaow, a.s.
PROPOSED
.
DISPOSAL
ad~=. ..,„,.
Public A.
OF SURPLUS
,Q.
~,=j!.-. To Disoomn an fc30026ft't'gfw4
in the ft
1Ãtw'
. ....
w'w'ms".
20,0N
0 0
c
R24, 971
bb.
A. E. %'atsotr (President)
(Vice. Prrstdent)
lvls. A. Afassroa
.
Ms. H. H. Lmtow (Secretory)
E. Bsueoss (Tnasurer) (ill)
SIR.
...
...
...
...
EDUCATIOlv
17
17
17
10
7 6
$24, 971 7 6
„.
CO)tIMITTEE
Ma. A. Doss
.
Mas. L Baxes
.
Mtss A. G %'arrraxxa '
Mas. F. Ow stt
..
...
—
ATTEND~.
.
...
...
...
., .
...
...
...
7
16
16
16
Ma. C. Oxsy
Ma. G. Matrrt
UBRARY. Mes A. C %arryagaa.
Mas. F. Ow'aw, Mas. L Baxstt
AINMFNT. Ma. A. Doss, hfa.
H.
I 'HING mo BILLIARDS
1
E. Bateaoa, Mtea C Baooxta illa. C Oxay.
.
—
...
N
15
15
ll
I5
HYKEHAM
B
s d
2342 19 I
...
Geode snd Pigs purchased ......
„Transfers from Departments ...
Wages .................................
To Stack in
hand Oct.
6, 1937
Interest
ACCOUNT
d
11$
s
. . ... . . . . . ...
. ......... ...
... ...
... ... .... ......... . . . .
By Sales. .... . . .. .... . ... . . , ....
Debts
. ......... ..
, ,.
Tnmsfer to Deparnnents
Loss
. .
.... . .. . ..
Stock in. band Oct. 5. 1938
15 9 0
527 0 I
403 I 6
1,155 5
159 0 0
289 4 9
„Debts
„
FARM
556
11
I
0 0
1,673 19 I I
932 0 0
1.718 17 7
I
II4,891 19
84,891 19
e
BRANSTON
„.
in band, Oct. 6, 1937
Goods 'and Cattle purchased
„Tnmsfers from Departments
To Stock
II s
8,888 0
22156 4
1,003 4
2, 179 II
1,089 0
....
....
............... .........
„Expenses ......
423 13
ACCOUNT
FARM
d
7
4
By Srdes.
s
.....................................
4
„Stackin
9
hand, Oct. 5, 1938
.....
0
2
616.439
616,439 14 2
FARM
WE LBOURN
'
.
.....................
.....................
eats. .......................
,„';:FjStnckm'barid, Oct, 6, 1937
m Grsr'ds jmd Cai&e' purchase
="-~&
s d
3,557 2 5
1345 4 0
629- 7' I
1,069 .I 9
14 2
ACCOUNT
B
421
d
3, 145 0 11
3,997 8 7
1372 0 6
8.025 4 2
Transfers to Departments
By Sales.
B
s d
740 19 7
14 I
3,626 ll 0
...; ... ............................,
3'
.
,
„Transfers to Depsrnncnts, .... '...
„Stockin hand, Oct. 5, 1958 ......
0 0
252 19 I I
365 9 6
-S7,640
87,640 4 8
4 8
k4QQNEY. ,PA@4
o Binds
in bssd,
-'=44, .:,e -.tI ",'Oet. -6 -1837 -'~;.-, '-:, ;;i,:::-',;,'Sr688:,:-frpf0
*.
r .'. -'-SWf'
... ;:~;"y.
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i
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,
...
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2~20
7 4
0 10
By'Std,
.
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"-.""".='+..'-. '.--':; ',:. '-:~o";r;.
3r 6.
'967 '2' 7
.. .-. . ...... .. . .. ... ...'I;r,.', '..:... -"-'12149
'„'
'
'-"-.
. to:,'Dipa'ilmerds. :, '-r. r;.
.„!Fnm'slam,
.
'
',, -',
Loss. . '. .'. '."".
,". ,. '. , ,
'.
'
''
BUILDING
8~~39%., 8..ffx x
o
....... . ;.......
~from
T~
. . .,....'. .. ...... ;....;, ...;.......
Ifrrtgm
-'„„;.
Detrartrnanta
,
,
,;.
,
g~~~. : 4:,4;r
6~68 10: 5
%'4
I%
6'
2~25 14. I
3MB, . 3
~~f0
e.&i'r:::=::,.:=.'-;:-::;,:,'':-,".".-: ' '::::," -:=:-"i::,r::::".f782116 15
—:;;.
DEPARTMENT
ACCOUNT
,Bp, Bekm' -"-'o~-r-o
r «r
Tnuisfer Goads anal
„Stackin
'&k432 16 2
hstuk Oe't.
e-d
8
14.
-'-": r35237
.-'- .",.
Serrfcm. ,', -''„"o„"
"--' o-"o-''
",
"--",
-,
4
BI .
;
,'2'fb8861
;: l~j-'.":~;.'. 4rIBB:, $i '4I,.:-:
5th. 1%8',
,
,rfgobroiaC~C,
%78,816 15
-:,
' -~,:
'
Gncsasc
s d
To Balance in GWS. Bank,
24 5
April 6, 1938 . .
.. .
6 15
Cash in Society
., .. , 57 19
„Cash in hand
0
374
„Grant from Society .
I 9
Cards and Fmes .. .. ,
1(18
„Nues snd Oat/ask ....
3 8
„ChoirOuting snd Saba. ..
„Danring Classes . ...., . 98 I
.
Recsiots froin Tables ...
, Members' Fees .. . ... .
Chocohtm
snd
of
Sale
.
„.
. ...
.... ..
. Sale of Minerals .........
Sale of Chalk ............
Interest and Divideed ...
........., ..
Bank Interest
„CbBdren's Gunp .........
Grant for Co-operators'
Duy. ... ...............
..
Torst.
B s d
Bttttstms
K s d
...
9
I
Ip
8
I pi
24 5
...
...
...
...
...
374 0 9
9
I
0
71 16
0
10 4
0,
„Weekend Schools. etc.
3 8 8
98 I I pi
„Library
71 16
...
0 4 0
2 I .3
9 17 6
0 0
„Children's Camp
'„4'rB',.
."-10.
':
4;.Q';I5i 4,*;f$o
:$, 6cf:. 2:.'6:-I' .
15
0 2
I
...
......
0 2 I
0 4 0
'
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...
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...
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50 14 I
5 5$
5 5 8
41
10
-'26 3 '0
6
15
78 5 p
52 4 p
"ll
'll
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..
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... .. .
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5 5
0 10
4
'
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5 p p
8 10 p
31 3 Ip
68 4
50 14
33 5
„5,:...
2 5 10
I
L2
41
- '=" 26 3 0
--r':, 6 15 5
"
'=;--')2, 5'IB 'k
5-ffg'::$r
9 5 Iif
.
wDancing Gasses .........
, I 9 0'
„Miscepaneous Expenses
..
..
73 10 10
„BiBiisrds Sahries.
'
4B 8 3
„Repairs snd Table A/c. &!''-:.
y
.*. ' - .
„Cigsrenes and Chooolates
6 0
I 7 I'
bfmerab t.
....... .....
Goads
.. .
3 6 2
119 I
Cheques,
. .....
0 0
I
0 0
8 10 0
31 3 I 0
68 4 3
..... .. +&
2 I 3
9 17 6
—
12
5
Torse
...
...
78 5 0
52 4 0
......... 33
. .
equisitm
Health gi Unemp'nt Stamps
4:Com. OBicials Sabuies. ..
.
«iPropaganda (General)
rr;Qmning and Repairs ...
.
Bttttslun
GENERAL
Choir
I
10 18 10
'".
I
—Librarians ...
„Gnmts to Guilds .........
„Literatum. ....................
„Grant to Country Branches
„Miscepsneous Grants ...
„Propaganda ~noma ...
4 3 4
1938.
5th October,
ended
By Salaries
8
10 19 3
Ipf 29 15 6I 87 15 5
8
11
.... .. .
..
. . ..
. .
.
..
. .. . .
for sbc months
ACCOUNT
EDUCATION
.
;
.
45
.
f
"W''
5
5
3
2818 4
723 14 8
~
KDUCATKKB COMBNTTBK REPORT.
tbc Hrif-yearly Reyert. we thank sB members who have sewed us in our work.
These is greeter uenl now thea assr in tfn pus for Coopemtors to be fuBy aware of the
face our movement. To tbe
concentrated ansrin
the world aimed, at sstroymg aB hecdom and coBective. effort the Cooperative movement must present a
cbslhnga by gsiag forwarct vrith m heinarivn
We urge sB members m support our eBorts in his nwk.
IBewa" goes from success to success, Cooperators sbauldbe proud of their own Sunrhy newspaper that stands head and
shouMcrs moue sB tbe rest. . In tbc crirical times w'e are now
our paper gives a dear convincing hnd to aB who have the welfam
of 0» movcmern at heart. Tbss w couphri vdth gruit topkaI and popular spysal, a stdcndid appearance and a rmristered readers' scheme
that increases Society buunum Bencbt. It is well supported hy Thc Cocgicrotgu/tfceu, IFomsn's Out/oo/t, and
Ki//goto Montfdy, obtabsdde
ln
~;
fram aB Branches im request.
should he made
to the isla'erian for conaideratbm.
AB cegidar
~
of the Left Boob Club are induded each month
movemmt in Spain.
qucial
wm he showa at utch show so gain support aml sympathy fm the
Spanish peopin psrricularly the women
md children, snd so srimulste the sales of milk tokens. Shows already arranged ere
Mmntg Reset, Oct. 20th.
Fmgnx. Oct. 28ric
Nov. 18th. Sayrttnns, Dec. 2nd.
Hvgstouu. Oct. 21st.
Sr. Gnus Gvan, Nov. 2m'L
Mmgnnsm
Wanotnunw. Oct. 27th.
Scosvn
Nov.
R~.
scription fe of 2/
~
is ap that is neeeenry to be able to become a member.
Tuition Dewing Ciomen
9sL Evary Friday throughout
—
~
~ ~ ~
~
The ChiÃbon's Camp was bigger sad bettw then ewe'this
the season at tbe New Hall, Free School Lorm.
d 'dcri
ther I
ed the
The Cemminee is aifdiatcd to the Workers
Association and the National
Associa
atom wn tbe driegate this tens fmm tbe
wmdd lilac
destroy tbe
Tlus year a new fcatum hss been to asusa'.
tha
worid~
the~so
A
~~-.,
59 ~ci'
.
adm
ysn ni tbe
Council of Labour
at whom
Dbnrict.
h also lms reprm
'gl'=
The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BASSINGHAM, on FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m.
Rcp cwnteticc MR. J. E. HARRISON.
—
—
Bsssrscsssr Basses Cossrtrsz. Mr. C. Blow, Water Lane, Bassinglsun (Chairman); Mt. C. Bonner, Brant Broughton (Secretary);
Mr. A. Brockiesby, Minden House. Bassingham; Mr. W. Ash, Carlton-lo. Moorland, Lincoln; 'Mrs. E. Tindall, High Street,
Bassinghsm; Mr. H. Rswding. Brsnt Broughton; Mrs. G. Walker, Torgate Farm, Bassingbsm; Mr. W. Beckett, Brsnt Broughton;
Mr. G. Taylor, Pleasant View, Bassinghcm.
Thc Quarterly Meetmg will be held in the READING ROOM, METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m.
Mx. F. J. OLDERSHAW.
Rcpruuntatioc
Matsxmscsss Busses Cossrtrw=Mr. F. W. Baldock, Metheringham l(Chairman); Mr. C. Ystes, Fen Lane, Metheringham
i Mr. W. Greswell, Digby; Mr. A. Amies, Station Road, Metheringham; Mr. J. Bradshsw,
(Secretory); Mr. F. Hutley.
Mr. A. Hague, Dunstan; Mr. C. Maddison,
Mill Lane, Metheringhsm; Mr. E: W. Aspland. Station Road, Metheringhsm;
—
M~
Methcriiuginm.
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on FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m.
The Quarterly Meeting wiB be held bs the METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, WASHINGBOROUGH,
Rcprcrcntctee Mn. W. SLATER.
(Chairman): Mr. J. O. Dixon, Washingborough (Secretary);
Wastsscsoxoucs Basses Cossurttm. Mr. W. Rattail,
WasbiagMr. H. Sumncr, Washingborougb; Mr. J. Birkett, Washingborough; Mrs. A. 'Clark, Wssbingbotough; Mrs. E. Johnson,
Mrs. S. A. Cilbert, Washingborough i Mrs. A. Fleer, Wasbingborough,
borough; Mrs. H. Taylor, Washingborough
on FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 7-30 p.m.
The Quarterly Meefing will be held in the CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTE, NORTH HYKEHAM,
Mn. H. BELL
Rcptcrcntotlcc
Mr. E. Harley, Rhondds,
Hyggsss Basses Cossrttvx. Mr. F. Brown, Hope House, Station Road, North Hykeham (Chainnon); Mr. W. Cbrke, York View,
Hykchsm;
J.
Newark Road, North Hykeham (Scn'story); Mr. J. H. Ramadan, Nevin House, Moor Lane.
Road, North Hykcham;
Newark'Road, North Hykdwm; Mr. C. I L Bools, Jofimetx, North Hykeham; Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley
Mr. C. M. Acott, The
North
Hykeham;
Road,
Sation
Hause,
Myrtie
Station Road, Hykeham t Mr. G. Bemdge,
Mrs. W.
Nook, Sta6an Road, North Hykehsm.
ou FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m.
The Quarterly Meeting will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, BRANSTON,
Mrss A. -E. WILLIAMS.
fbptcwntatioe.
Mr.
C.
Ciaydon, Lincoln Road, Branston
(Chairman);
Branston
Road,
Statian
H.
Dixon,
Mr.
W.
Costtrrar.
Bsssgms Basses
Heighingtcn Road, Branstcn; Mr. J. Johnson, Lincoln Read,
(Secretary) t Ms. H. Brown, Eigh Street, Branston; Mrs. M. Blissett,
Branston; Mr. J. Taylor, Arundd„Lincoln
Btsnstou; Mts. A. A. Webb, Silver Street, Branston; Mrs. F M. Frceston, Hall Lane, Townsend,
Main Strrnt, Heighington.
Branston; Mr. C H. Peach, "Eastbsgh, Lincoln Road. Branston: Mra A.
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FRIDAY. Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m.
The Quarterly Meeting will be held m thc VILLAGE HALL, SAXILBY, on
—Mtc D. CREASEY.
Rcprcrcntaticc
—
Mr. H. Lindsey,
(Secretary) t
High Street. Saxilby (Chmnnan); Mr. G W. Oxby, West Bank, Ssxilby
Saxilby; Mr. J. W. Valley, Maya Lane, Ssxilby;
Mr. J. Wbeatley, Cherty Tree House. Saxilby; Mr. H. Clarke, operative Soriety.
Mr.
J. Lingsrd,
G. Gadsby, High Street, Ssxilby;
Mr. Bell, Coupcil Cottages, Saxilby; Mr. G. Hilj Parish Cottages, Fmton; Mr.
Sstutxv Busses Cocstttttm
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on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th, at 6 M pan.
i:-.„-"TheQuarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN,
MR. H. WELLS.
Rcptcscntatioe
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Mr. H. Ftankfin, The Green, Welbourn (Sccrctmy); Mr. S.
Wztsouxs Busses Cosssrtrgr. Mr. T. Taylor, Welbourn (Chairman):
Mr. A. Codd, ixndenbcm; Mr. J.T. Chambers, Nsvenby t
Peach. Fulhcck: Mr. E. Ogden, Wellingorc; Mr. A. Willows, Wellingore;
Mr. Housham, Nonnanton; Mr. J. Lavison, Junr. , Cndenham
at 7 yarn
. st ';f::Xba Quarterly Meeting wiB be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th,
Ms. F. CRAINGER.
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Mr. W. W. Mcsnwell, Abbey Road, Bardney
Mt. C. H. Tmdall, Fsirfield Fstm Bardney (Chcinaaa):
Abbey Road, Bardney; Mr. J. E. Lintin, Qucm Street, Bsrdncy r
(Secretary); Mr. F. Padley, Sation Reed, Bardney; Mr. J. Chappell, Road, Horsington; Mr. R. J. Sellers, Abbey Road, Bardney;
Mr. E. W. Picker, Queen Street, Bardrtcy; Mr. R Kent, Stixwould
*%j. ~-i)hater Busses
HORNCASTLE, on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th, at 7 p.m.
Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES,
Reprcnntot~ A. TUCK.
Mr. C Auckland, 44 Spilsby Road.
(Choirman);
Horncsstle
Street,
Foundry
107
Reed
Houscsstty Basses Cossrnn. Mr. C.
Horncsstle.
Horncsstle (Sccrctory); Mr. S. Ling, 19 Queen Street,
SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th, at 6 W
BRANCH
Ihna Qunttctdy Meeting wiB be hebl an the
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Skaford (Chairman); Mr. C Duffin, 67 West Banks, Sknfotd
Busses Coatstrttgg. Mr. G Gomer, Old Place Gardens, The Gatehouse. Slesford Moor; Mr. J. Efiis, 8 Alexsndts Road,
Edcnbtow,
Southgate,
(Scnetary) t Mr. J. Couling Ewcrby, Slesford; Mr. J.
Wotton, Priory Cottages, Ruslungton; MrW. H. Blades, 84
Slcsfonl; Mr. W. H.7Ftcksc. 12 Quean Street, Sleaford; Mr. I L
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Sleaford:)Mr. J. Willson, Silver Str«ct, Ruskington.
MARKET RASEN, on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th, at 7 tstrx
Quarterly Maathsg wiB be haM on the BRANCH PREMISES,
Ms. F. H. TRUSWELL
Reprctcntcthu
(Choirman); Mts. G. A James. 19 Linwood
W. Dowse. 46 King Strmt. Market Racon
Msttggr Rssgs Basttcs
Caistor Road, Market Rasen t
46 King Street, Market Rssen; Mrs. C. Garner,
Wort(
Road, Market Rmm (Secretory) t Mrs. W. Dowse.
R.
Suthrelk 8 Chapman Street, Marlsst Rssen; Mr. T.
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Mts.
-Market
Raven;
Street,
Mts. Wa!ker, Waterloo
HBL Middfegagm.
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ADVER TlSEMENTS
Well-Made Furniture
Prices always Competitive
DINING
ROOM
SETS from
$8 19s. 6d.
BEDROOM SUITES
from
$7 19s. 6d.
~~lailt'l
BEDSTEADS from
$1 15s. Od.
t'„
Special Display of Toys,
Dolls, Games etc. , during
December
FURNISHING
FREE
SCHOOL
LANE;
DEPARTMENTS
HJGH
STREET & SLEAFORD
ADVERTISEMEN1 S
BOOT
SHOE DEPT.
O'
SCHOOL
FREE
BRANCHES
375 High
Street, LINCOLN
LANE
I
Southgate,
and
SLEAFORD
Now is the time you mill require your
SHOES
EVENING
and
for Dances, Dinners
Socials
We have a very Choice Selection to choose from t
LADIES GOLD & SILVER SHOES from 4/11. BLACK SATEEN Court & Bar fmm 2/11.
Dyed to your own shade free.
White ditto fmm 2/11.
SHOES Black & Tan, from, 8/11
LADIES* WALKING
GENTS'
SHOES
'
BOX CALF OXFORD &om 12/11 to 21/ .
Tan ditto from 12/11.
Don't Forget to ask for E-ZEWN Wheatsheaf Brand
BOOT
Repairs
REPAIRING
delivered
coaected and
daily
DEPARTMENT.
to aII our Tovm Branches.
Best MaterialsUsetL
Best Workmanship.
'LADIES' AND
Prices reasonable.
GENTS'
Departments
Hairdressing
I .C.S.
Specia 1
eugene
from 211-
'.
.. The L.C.S.
from 15/-
Special is a low Voltage Machiiie which Elim'inates
=::.Shock alld Bura.
ALI. PERMANENT
'-';.,". ;;-':,
WAVES
A Good Selection of Xmas Presents
.. . . .,
.%'gKK„,S4HQQQ
LANE
ARE GUARANTEED
for Ladies' and "Gents'.
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LINCOLiN
, L'fl
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:.-;4m!'.,
rs, .
t
TWO SEEKS OFF FAONt
WORK 1S NO JOKE
Zos~ogp
~Pic/g/
~' 'vi.
,
t
Cnueo
!'I
c4's
COD LjVER
all. EMULSION
(OD llVER Oil& MAlTHHRACt
tAIalt
O'sgjpp
Pyre
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/o~r
HOW
J 04$
ii I heNip~, ho
i
NH. SMITH
HAVE
yy
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SaVED-
In between sneezes. Mr. Smith is beginning to think there is
some truth in the old proverb: "Penny Wise, Pound Foolish.
A short course of C.W. S. Cod Liver Oil and Malt Extract or—
C.W.S. Cod L'iver Oil Etnulsion would have
maintained tus~
resistance at normal and saved him quite a bit in expenses,
These two preparations are nature's own substitute for sun- '
shine, and' are an ideal form of extra nourishment for autumn
and winter. Children especially will derive great benefit from
them. They are just two of the splendid C.W.S. preparat&&&~
which you can obtain at your local Co.operative Store.
Extract R Cod Liver Oil in jars
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
Halibut Liver Oil
Hot XVater Bottles (rubber)
DRUG
'd„1/7, 3/-,
10-,
4/9
7d. , 1/-, 1/9 per bottle::
1/3, 2/3 per bottle-:.
1/6, 1/11, 2/11
D EPT.
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