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THE LINCOLN
Co-operative Society, Ltd.TELEPHONE, Nos. 815, &16 and 817
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Quarterly Report and Cash Account
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NEW SEASON 1823.
WALLPAPER DEPART! ENT,
ORDERS TAKEN FOR THE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT.
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37 SILVER STREET,and let us quote you for Redecorating. Estimates Free
We have in Stock a Great Variety of WALLPAPER from 3d. roll, CUT OUTBORDERS and FREIZES from 2d. yard, LEATHERETTES from 36 roll.
''-..=' UPWARD GROWTHS DECORATION. STYLING BORDERS and DROP DECORATIONS,
ANAGLYPTA, LINCRUSTA, ETC., may be obtained in a few days.
ALWHITE for Ceiling, DISTEMPERS, WATERPAINTS, OIL PAINTS, ADHESIVE PASTF„ENAMEL, FLOOR STAINS (all Shades), PORCELAIN, ENAMEL for Taps, PAINT andDISTEMPER BRUSHES GLASS PAPERS, TURPS, LINSEED OIL. VARNISH, ETC.
Ne IIave also a selection of ELECTRIC LAMPS, SHADES, BOWLS, IRONS, FIRES, etc.
ARTIFICIAL SUNLIGHT, . 'i
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The 8 onderful & Jesuits of ULTRA- VIOLET RA Y THER4P~are nose - an Established Fact.
-. =Hose an' -'-. "—.
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. ULTRA-VIOLET - RAY LAMPyour home
Lamps from X5:10:0'or 5 Monthly Payments of 21
CONSULT '-' US - ABOUT TREATMENT
DRUG- DEPARTMENT: Bank Street
"SLOW BUT SURE." -UNION IS STRENGTH. "
LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED.ESTABLISHED 1S6L
Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies' Act, 1893.
QBJ+Q+S QF FIRST.—It provides its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Drapery, Clotlung, Bootsand Shoes, Butchers Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, etc.
THE SOCIET SECOND. —It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual advancement of its Membern
Annttal Business, %921r481 Number of Members, 24,211. Share Capital, $435r926 4s. 3d.Loan Capital, C171,414 7s. 4d. Reserve Fund, R12r138 8n. 6d.
Bankers .—The CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY, LTD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTD.
THE REPORT AND CASH ACCOUNTFrom October 3rd, 1928 to January 2nd, 1929.
No. 1
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ranch —BRACEBRIDGE.'BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN.SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCOLN.
oRIPON STREET, LINCOLN.WELBOURN.METHERINGHAM.CANWICK ROAD, LINCOLN.SAXILBY.
eBAGGEHOLME ROAD LINCOLNsGRESHAM STREET, LINCOLN.BARDNEY.NORTH STREET, HORNCASTLE.SOUIH STREET, SLEAFORD.
'HIGH STREET. LINCOLN.
No. 1516171819."20
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anch —UNION STREET, MARKET RASEN.BASSINGHAM.REEPHAM.WINN STREET, LINCOLN.HACKTHORN.NEWPORT, LINCOLN.
'MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN.~Y STREET, LINCOLN.vCOULSON ROAD, BOULTHAM.BRANSTONWASH INGBOROUGH.SWANPOOLNORTH HY~.
'WRAGBY ROAD, LINCOLN.'MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM.
sAND BUTCHERY.
Central Stores and Offices SILVER STREET attn FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN.Sub-Central, Drapery & Boots—375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
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The QUARTERLY MEETING will be held in the Large Hall,On MONDAY EVENING, February 11th, 1929, at half-psst Seven o'clodt.
AGENDA O'1. Min'utes of last Meeting.2. - Admission of New Members.3. Report and Cash Account.4. Presentation to retired members af the Educational Committee,
viz. ~.Quann, Mr. G. Beck and Mr. W. M. HIHman.5. Notice of 'Motion by Mr. Edward Walters, 43 Dixon Street .—
"This meeting is in favour of the two weeks holiday with"pay, now given to about 75 per cent. of the employees of the-
Saciety. being given, on the same conditions, to all employees"af the Society. "4, Notice of-Motion by Mr. Arthur E. Hayward, 37 Cecil Street:—"
This meeting of members request the Committee of"Managrment to commence a Mutuality Club for those"members who are unable to pay cash (for certain goads) and"would be vrilling to give increased trade with our own shops.
"7. , Notice of Motion by Mr. Thrn. Hy. Davy, 18 Oakfield Street:—"That it be an nstructian fram this meeting to the Committee
BUSINESS:"
of Mana'gement that all work and contracts which have to be"done by ather firms far the Lincoln Co-operative Society."shall be dane under Trade Union Conditions, and as far"as passible by Trade Unionists.
"8. Appeals and Recommendations of Committee.
(a) Natiomd Lifebaat Institution, E2 2s. Od.(b) Deaf and Dumb Mission, E2 2s. Od.(c) Railway Benevolent Fund, E2 2s. Od.(d) Sailors' Orphan Home (Hull), E5 5s. Od.(e) Seamans' Hospital (Greenwich), E5 5s, %,(f) Nursing Associadans for Hykeham„Branston, Blsnkney,
Market 14sen, Bardney, Waddington, Wellingore arulWsshingborougb, EI ls. Od, each.
(g) Lincoln Girls' Club, EI ls, Od.(6) )timers' Distress Fund (Co-operstiv Urdau), E25.
9. Election of Bve~ two Auditors, and Representatives tothe C.WS. Quarterly Meetings in April and Jtdy.
10. Any other business,
dud ten —., Is W. Pi ARtI TR& N . . '. ",' ''i . '..'.-. ' '. &Ri ',' . ard ids 0 'uf& Or( -Ir« -'-- — '
IACKINDER
*Mr EredenckeH. Tru. e!I. "Miis Annie E '4 igi m. h' rn' *i,. uit ir Vr.e,tur uure then FIVE eanibadtee. "Retinas %!embers but eiimh!e fur re-e!ectionnc
Election uf CW) Representati e C niidaw N ", '. u —'Ir !u esii !ur'!&ii, &Ii. 'ifbrrt L. I!ea!ei.'hfr. g'ii!um Ri hard un lleii iei »iai lute for TwuCenrhthtes
The hours of vutmg are from 3 pm, tu 2 p m. r 6 t. ida. Ee'»:i jth uj"!, t the 'ub C ntr! Premi ei (High Street), mid et the Central &iff. e. and from 12 noon&a 6 pmm„t.„.pl, i I C -.&0th, -
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Lsoc-: 'Da.yut&
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".-'r I."T:.tIEii TAI. CO&M:kgITTEES.'IELL & 0(DERSHXW
51t si I R' "i ".' !'.. R ' . ~ iuH&k! & CRY!)ICER: I 0t, h . '
D&D & CR„I);r,Rl Dht, 1&( tt'i' u O'HAM & Cdbkfvi(p!'
. ', ' ELLE&C Ii.&RRIS & TRI SWELL.i. j DE(CSH&W & CI kPHth!
S I'r-'. ys&SIN( ORDERS.. i r i!e "er '
i& & et & r« t m:e t a& *.re:- .u . '.. . : '. ', : r!u, u .-. . . ," .. euer'. . I«'ini. t t& tie» er tunis. *: t&r t e purpose of transacting the
b&unsex uf tue ueiety except me mu ..:uf mute&i . -e. u —curt. .-., :,:-, .i &e ihu'ed = rtn! ~, mid re 'i! rnter i! aii speak atter u " rep
2 L&at r.u &le...b rs, extent m seri aud iertei!eri - oi, ~ .'. t. uu "." -.'. . d '. - -w&ir m ih & !r e mmutei u ary Reer!i&tiuu.
the e reeved a& be i.*ied tu m orig i a! o et&mr. uu 'er cr. &idi»at. en ' '"t . v r- amendi nt iha!! ue submitted tu the Mmti. g fur discus. iuu at one time. (t) Tne mover of
every rein! tiuu ard ur' ev ry amendre '2, u& e dg t .-.'.;-.. .—.... c;e &rr . ':"i'.he . ie turn & ~ .". . u u t true the e .r, hit .: '." ..ter 'uer shall be allowed tu speal
merethm er, e on '.he mme cueston, umeia pe ru, , n ue si =. i& ex mu, ur r&e »trent:un ui tue ti air u- m ied u a point ui order.
& rrutiur. ua e mmed shall nut ue rein»ded at any h!e 6» wthu»r uue n &tee hadns been mien.
& 'when any muimr. u am r &ment rxo be r; made end iec.&. eeu, it i »m t any hfember tu propose the"
pr viuus ouexdun "; i.e., that the motion before the Meeting be
aet put ' e mc er ind ie mder tf'
the .". e. u. - cu stum' .::...--.: rt r. -, .—.'; inca' ..r the macon bet "e th 51eeting.
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uen t!e President rreru tu speak, 5!e.tiers ina. ! immertaieiy ta e ii eir imo.
DIRECTORS' REPORT.
Regutered Ofttces, Silver Street. L&ncoln, January 15 th, 1929
I u tne Slumber .&uj rIe peg tt sutmlt to&un the Quarterlv deport e cl Ca n, rcnunt Thi total amour, t receiied for (uncle sr&Id dumng the quarter is
62d&5661 I!s. 'd. hein an increate ot 625' !igs 2&d. &ver the correipondm quarter !ast year. »& percons have !oined the Society within the
quarter, !.avi. rvtrhdfawn, and 14 orfeitrd a- per rulc, r, . ' mg thu present number . 4, 11. 4'e recommend an interim Discount of 1,5
m the E or, membeF purcl, ses tor the past qua. ter.
(I) The re&pun»a to the poste ,'. regaru ', a uai tr. p tu Fdin'uur-!& ii .. wel! o.ei the guarantee requirerl, accordingly ai. run emmits are in hand
with hlessrs. Cook de Sons, through L.AI.S. for this to take place on Saturr'av. June 15th. The total cost is 32 6 Thi- will include rail fare,
breakta t ard supper on the train, lurcheor. ai d hi h rea in Edinbur h, aru conveyances round the city and to the famous Forth Bridge. Only
a tew mare names can be accepted as the number is hmited. Savm club cards mav be obtained front any branch or central office.
(c) 'iv'e i:ac .;. app" I durin the quarter from the ( &-oper ttie L »ion in aid of the Miners' Distress F'und, and agreed this could not wait unti.I
th:s meeting, we hate ccordme!y cur iri'outed E'. A'e trust you will approve of our action. A further appea! is on the Agenda.
ld) Tl.e &iew Dairy i. in co rse of erection and iie antic pate o c..ii, nut 'or bustne s durin the year. The tender hai been accepted from the
Alurmnium P!ant and Vessel Cornpar, i for a 660 gallon plant. The milk will all be bottled and treated on the most up-to-date principles. The
building has been desiuned by cur own Luildinp depart&.-.ent and ii;ll occupy a prominent position at the corner of Dixon Street and Boultl. am Par!t Road
and *«ill be an orriamer. t to t!.e city and a credit to tl e . tcieti.(e) The tn'st quarter's sales for the Dru Department are very encouragirg and augers well for its future success. (The arrangements with other
cm'mists tn srppiy onds with drv&dend have nov: ceased)). Bnn your pi'escriptions to vour own shop to be dispensed. Panel or pnvate.
Special treatment provided by Lltra Violet Ray Therapi o. Sur i'ight Bath, for ithich we are agents. Photography in all its branches, etc. , etc.
(f) lVe have given special attention to obtain a choice selection of Seed potatoes, and have now for sale best qualities from the North o Scotlanr c land
at reasonable pricm. You will be well advised hy plzcin your orders early.
(g) '4'e ~ould again remind you there are still a large num'&er of msm'&era who have not yet made a nomination as to the disposal of any cia™they 'nave m the Society in case of death. This is entirely for the benefit of those concerned; it saves much time, and perhaps loss. for threepence
a norniration car be made for any sum up to, but not exceeding F100; above this amount a will is necessary, Full particulars may be obtained
from the Central OfFce or any branch.
(h) I i regard to our !v!our)and Park Housing Scheme we are now informed the present Subsidy will continue ta operate until September 50th
nevt, and .":terminate hlarch 31st a announced in our last Report.
Ii'! The Directors desire to state they have not lost sight of the question of consideration of the formation of a Mutuality Club.
Signed on behalf of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE HARRIS,
CASH ACCOUNTFrom October 3rd, 1928 to January 2nd, 1929.
CASH ACCOUNT.
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INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACTS, 1893 to 1928
Annual Return of the Lincoln Ce-operative Society, Ltd.As prescribed by the Chief Registrar, FOR THE NINE MONTHS ending OCTOBER 3rd, 1928
Rane of onetv —I -. ;- . I-c. r'I"ve -'cce! . Lrmte', .Restate! bo,Date ot E:tatlurme .—Omruvr
0"!en fiat Re isr red eo —;= r ic!". ', "63.
Na e and Addres* of every Officer r. rt rr re' - in receipt or charge of monay—
Cn1a' " 3;rrrrumrn (Cushier), 18. St Cu!ne I.ne's Road Lfncoh,
Dr. TRADING ACCOI)nNT. Cr.
To Stoc' on hand ar d. !Goods boughtSalanes and X'as sOther "1 e. -ev.
Balarrr no
Dr.
To Incer st -, .Iar"s i ., 1.:ie ci c rr nt y, rrLoan:Savinas Ban' Depose
„Bank interest and Comvt, vsmu PaydkOti e !nreresr oa, sileInter. :.: .'. -. "' -- oHouse Prroeny-
irt ren onDeprec .ron, Reps. —rnd o!ncr
Gcllec've Lii Atusuran e Pr nri *m::cr ye"rLrsr Rebate !or 'mr "—Club -onus&Twranncatior.hrdten if IPised tock Account) . . .F tive!sLeuc -e nels!eo 1 e I 1!vr sr
„Balance (-et Surpiusr
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)to7r I 8 7
cn16. )is
I, iI.K! 3 I I
0
)o
,'30,'00 !3
u'- i, .!Ijt 7
By Sale. (and Re cour ol Service Department. )Dividerus on PurcbrvesTrade Con:mission. Ines on lami a. oer Baiance Sheet .'
TOTtt
FLNAL REVENUE
B Baiar;ce Surplus lrom Tradrn Acmunt I.interest and Drvrnends recervah!e:—
On Share InvestmentsOn Loan InvestmentOn Bank De o It vnd hi anv) Crurer! Acro r.tsO Advances!o I drrrcl vis r- Hou P. ,
lr:tercet Char ed to Trade Account IInt-Ievt charged to Houve Propen, o. I cur tra~ ouse Proper!y Rentblanagemert, hlortgages AccountInsurance Pren nornsPass Bool a Kc-ick Room ReceiptsNatonal Health Insurance AllowanceSundry Items
23 13151.203
$856,038 I'. I
Cr.
1,287 I3,804 7 i)I, 3'0 ')
I)
9,6(39 1')I'73 0 I)
),498 '&! I 'T74 i'!
129 873
30 10 &I
139 7 0171 7
s!739! 17 9
s d703, 198 2 6i
1,613 19 10
Toyat E97,771 7 2 B97,771 7
DISPOSABLE BALANCE ACCOUNT.
PART A.—DISPOSAL OF BALANCE AVAILABLE AT END OF LAST YEAIb
Cr.
E s dTo Dividend to blembers ........... .............................................. !9,833 6 8 By Balance C4spcsable, as per last return. ..,....„,.„,.................---.
Educatnm Faad ...............................,...,........,....„.. . .. . 286 11 6Cannel Reserve Fund ...............................,..„..................... 500 0 0Unappreprbrted balance mrried forward m Pen B. af Acco t,
Cradh wde 609 0 3
s d21.228 18 5
"49&SSBtBSB&::tr9fgTI
s d a dDividend teed or cmdiaed to Mwnbers ..........................,...... 46,739 18 10 By Net Unspprnpriecad Babmce broasbf forwmd from last years Nm Mmsbsm ....... ...,............ 53 14 9f „Belmce Surpfm frms Fmal Rettemm Asm!mt ........................ 673)08 7
3Hhkk'k&~;
syugauruustc as«CR m ve m tarp: coors
end R Taylor, Blsnkney; Mr, C. Msclmxhr. Scopwiclr t Mr. rh Wdsms Dunuon; Mr. Luty Cresweg, Digby t Mr. C. Ystes, Mctheringhsm
Ths Quarterly Meeting will bo bsdd in tbe FREE METHODIST SCBOOLROOhJ, WASIBNGBOROUCH, oa FRIDAY, FEB.8th at 7 cn. Representative: —Mn C, HARRIS.
Wss«tvcsosoucu Bas«cu CoMutvrcx~. H. P. Wailer. Wsshingborough (Choirman); Mr. W. l4stell, Wsshinchorough (Secretary): Mesdsmm W. Gert. Cilbmt, Jolussen
~nd Taylor, W~gh: Messrt. R Draper, J. O. Dixon, and K Sumner, Webingborough.
Tbe Quarterl Meeting wiB be beld ia tbe COOPERA11VE INSTITUTE, NORTH HYEEHAM, aa FRIDAY FEB.8th at 7 M cpneenmtive~ G.S~.Hvxcttstt Basmxt Coscsttyrgg~. G. Bertidge, Myrde House, Station Road. North Hykehsm (Chairman); Mrs. IL Baker. Belmont House, North Hykebsm (Sccrcrmy) I
Mr. W. Whitney. Lengley Rorcl North Hykchsm; Mrs.~Hofbr House, Lincoln Road, Neath Hykehsm t Mr. Spurr, Newark Reed North Hykehsm; Mrs. Besumoat,
Newark Road. North Hylrehsm: Mrs. Dcrory. Station Rood. North Nylrcbsm t Mm Whitney, Lengfey Rowk North Hykehsm; IVbn Sundarlsad, Station Road. Nerlb
Hykebam; Mr. Frank Brown. Hope Home. Ststioa Rood, North Hykehsm.
The Quarterly 34eathsg wiB be hehl ia tbe SCHOOL ROD}I, BRANSTON, on FRIDAY FEB. 8 at 7 Reprcsenmtive t—hh. J. HUDSON.
Tba Qasrtarly Meetiag will be brdd on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOIHLsf, on SATURDAY. FEB. 91k at 7 Representative ~rm WILLIAMS.
Wmxoux«Bas«at Cuspcmcg —Mr. T.Taylor. We!hours (Chxiruanh Vfr. H. Frsnksc Tho Greco. Wslbourn, (Secretary) t Mr. IL Dews, Wdboura t Mr. A Codd. Csythorpm
. :,; Mr. Howssm. Nonnsnum t Mr. F Ogdea, We8iagurc: Mr. Msplethorpc, Wellingore r Mr. K Body, Colebr t Mr. J. Jsckmn. Hsrmsmn.
Tbe Quarterly Mestiag wiU be beld at tbe WOMEIPS INS11TUTE, SAXILBY, on SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, at 8-38 om Representative r—Ma. F.K TRUSWELL
Ssxttuv Bas«cu Cowwrrrxx —Mr. G. Msrslnll. Church Lane. Ssxilby (Chairmen); Mr. G W. Oxby, West Bonk, Saxilby (Secretary) t Mr. J. Wbecthy, Cherty Tree House
Sexilby; Mr, K Cevilk Wcstem Avenue, Ssxilby r Mr. L Balk Mays Lone, Ssmlby t Mr K Lindsey, Lincoln Rood. Ssxilby t Mr. T. Ford, Manor Farm. Sexilby; Mr. C. Valley
Maya Lane, Ssxilby: Mr. J. W. Valley, Mayo Lane, Sea1hy.
The Quarterly Nesting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISESv BARDNEY, oa SATi)RDAY FEB. 9ds, at 7 Representsuve ~T. O.~Bsxn«cv Bss«c«Couutvrcx. —Mr. C. H. Tindslk Bsrdney (Ckefrmon); Mr. W. W. MecnwelL Abbey Roach Bsrdney (Secretary) t Mr. F. Pedfey, Smtion Rood
Mr. J. E. Lintin. Queen Street: Mr. R Kent, Abbey Rood t Mr. K Wonder«E Wrsghy Rood; Mr. J. Chsppd, Abbey Rood 7 Mr. J. IL Weodcock Abbey l4sd, Bsrdnay.
Tba Quarter)y Meeting will bc beld on tbs BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASTLEv au SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, at 7 Representative . Ma. F. J. OLDERSHAW.
Hos«csxrtx Bes«rxt csttttrxx~ C. Reel 107 Foundry Stunt. Kwuccufs (Chai«non) t Mr. W. H. Brsder. sgthorpc House. Horocsstle (Secretary): Mr. S. Liag
95 Feundry Street, Horncssde; Mr. C Hslj 57 Spibby Rood. Honcsstle FMr. J.Canon. Thimhhhy.
Tbe Qaartarly Mooing will ba bald on the BRANCH P~ SLEAFORD, cas SATURDAY, FEB.9th, at 7 cs« l4prssentstive r Ma. T. G. KEALEY.
Srxsyotm Bus«em Cottccrrcg~. Couling, Ewerhy, Sbeford (Ctaarmon) t Mr. C. Du(6a, 67 West Scuba Shuford (Secretary); Mr. Edenbrow, Gatehouse, Sleaford Moor. Slesford
Mr Simpson 68Northgste Sfeaford; Mr Pickm, l2Qumn St Sksdord; Mr. Willson SifvwSt. .Ruskington: Mr Pest, l6 Westgste Sfecford t Mr Eflie 8 Alexsndm Rrl. Slesforcl
Tbe Quarterly Nesting will be bald on tba BRANCH PREMISES, MAREET RASEN, oa SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, at 7 l4presentsdve ~a. F. GRAINGEIL
Msaggr Rose« Bastnut csctcrtxx —Mr. F.Burton, North Owersby. Lmcoln (Choirman); Mr. J. K Stsaifortb, North Willinghwn Rosd, Market l4sea (Srcrcrerg): Mr. Sterling
I ynwood Road, Market Rmeo t Mr. Applcton. Deer Street, Market Roses; Mrs. James Chapman Street, Market Ibsen: Mrs. Gamer, Csistor Road. Market Rmen t Mr. GRecon. Lsgsby Road. Mwlust Rcsen t Mr. AStoft, Middle lbssa t Mr. Doosn 4 Rose Cousge. Market Rmen.
FAT R ENJOY
,' Co-operative Ennead
"The Slice that's nice "MADE FROM FLO L'R OF THE lVORLD'S BEST O'H EA TS
' UNBLEACHED ' ' UNTREATED '
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY . ~gd SOI.D AT ALL BRANCHES
1929
No. 1 and No. 2DRY
HICK FEEDSXi'OKV REA DY
For Home Baking
USE
CO-OPERATIVEPRIDE
MIXTURE OF SOUND GRAINS,
SCREENED AND CLEANED
SOLD IN
":--;-'='"':~-:-',.-;-3214. and 7 lb. BagsAT ALL BRANCHES
FLOUR OF UNBLEACHEDSUPERIOR ':=:—='-:—
:,::;:::::.!.'-:::=::"::-,''-,-,-'*,--:-»'::»=-'-":::-'::-':::-::
QUALITY, UNTREATED
In 7lb. Cotton Bags ~-"."AT ALL BRANCHES
Our, Flour Mi ll, Provender Mill, and Bread Bakery endeavourto maintain a high standard of quality and at all'times to jivemembers "Y'he gest 'Possible.
" All grains —ar'e cleaned and.", '~-. - -- our Meals are 'Pure. 8 e do not adulterate to produce a cheap.=-:-,':-.-',"'':,--"',''=::"„,.-:
'article, and by our increased sales tve )now satisfaction is given.
Flour Mill & Bakery - -: Montague Street'Phone 817 -
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tailorit I" DepartmentUPSTAHIS.
We have received from the Buckfastleigh Milla large consignment of
Blue: "Ae web;. Ie. " SergesThese are the Very Best Qualityand Co-operative Productions.
Blue Serge Tailor-made SuitsTo Measure from S4/10/0 to X.6/10/0
Tailor-made Tweed Suits to measure f--65/-
Ladies' Costumes, Coats, Etc.IN ALL THE LATEST MATERIALS AND SHADES
Tailor-made from 70/-IN ALL THE LA TEST LONDON STYLES
Jewellery, Fancy I Optical Dept.SILVER STREET and BANK STREET.
00Cl '0 CKX3
We bavc a Cbokce Selection of an kinds ol
Jewellery, Watches, 22-ct. Wedding RingsA, PRESENT WITH EACH RING.
All kinds of FANCY GOODS. and STATIONERYlnclndins PRAYER Sk HYMN BOOKS, BIRTHDAY CARDS.
SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES in all /rinds of fittings
OCULISTS AND HOSPITAL PRESCRIFBONS MADE UP.
Optical Appliances snpplied to Members of Approved Societies.
SIGHT TESTING FREE
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Spectacles Repaired
ALL IPORK WARRANTED.
es
All Garments made in your own Workrooms by Lincoln Tailors MILK . DEPOTS.FACTORY-MADE SUITS TO MEASURE
from 45/- to 90,'-.
BOOK YOUR ORDERS EARLY
Branch No.
1 BRACEBRIDGE2 BURTON RoAD4 RIPoN STREET7 CANWICK ROAD
9 BAGGEHOLMI1 ROAD
23 CoULSON ROAD
Branch Na10 NEWLAND14 HIGH STREET18 WINN STREET20 NEWPORT22 TEALBY STREET28 WRAGBY ROAD
Outfitting 8z Ready-to-Wear. Department
The whole of our Spring preparations being
now completed, we are in a position to
supply your every want this New Year, 1929
C00 0 IXIIk
Men' s, -: Youths' b Boys' ClothingBreeches' 6 - Light-freight OLIercoats
READY —TO —WEAR..I.-~ *
'Tunic Shirts, Oxford Shirts, Tennis Shirts,
Pyjamas:: Sweaters and Sports Coats,
Grey and White Flannel Trousers.I
IVE Ittt VITE OUR MEMBERS AttID THEIR FRIEtttDS TO
Furnishing &, Hardware Depts.FREE SCHOOL LANK and HIGH STREET
FOR
RELIABLE FURNITUREfor Kitchen, Dining Room,Drawing Room & BedroomOUR OW5f MAKE A SPECIALITY
IXI3 0 CC0
Gas Fittings:: -':: Incandescent BurnersGlobes irE Mantles
Heating Stoves for Oil and Gas
WIRELESSRECEIVING SETS, LOUD SPEAKERS, VAI VESACCUMULATORS, DRY BATTERIES
;:;;„~+~alsaaNs Accasaatatopn and H.T. Battertea.
rapery, Millinery and Mantle Departme%X HAVE ARRANGED FOR EARLY DEI IVERIES OFNEW SPRING GDDDSThe very LATEST and BEST possible Value
).Keen Value:: LADlES' JUMPERS& FURS& SHOWERPROOF COATS ':, -' ~ d I P .EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN
~ EST CREATIONS IN
4LIE::it+i!::.;:-'".:' " Ladies 'Coats, Costumes, Robes, e Ladies' & Cbjidren s Miiii&
SMART BUT INEXPENSIVE Ktc.EXTENSIVE
RANGEs I f . Ladies' Woollen Jumper Sui ts && a' from pi/ tp S5/
38" ART SILK Self Shades (ltletoest Colouriruts) 38" Printed ART SILKS Ssnail Designs (Il,e g
Prices'
1/' 11/r& 2'11j, 3, 11$ per I/ard.Puces 1/II» 2/Q& 2/11$& 3/11$ per pr i&'3
SUITABLE FOR DAIVCE FROCKS OR LINGERIE O'EAR.%!'!-':"':;-, y"...I. A Choice Variety of Ugfgp+L$48 (~~~)s Ql Qpgs (~~") Hps)gpss (a,LADIES' TAILORED COATS c% COSTU1VlES
tMABE IN OUR OV/N O'ORKROOM u STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED:;TRIAL SOLICITED
~P');"t",„.ii", "::-.... , ', SA. VISIT IJI IXSPECTION VVILL BE APPBL~;CIATED
Qgb'ab'ILK'IIIXR%~%kKKAQQ
, H:Central Boot an-d Shoe Department ("'rs 'j'j!''& aed NEW PREMISES, 373.. HIGH STREET (" M') LINCOLNBOOT A SHOE REPAIRING
Note.—NO INCREASE IN OUR PRICKS.Gents' Boots and Shoes (Soled and Heeled). - - from 5iLadies' Boots and Shoes (Soled and Heeled) - - fromNone but best Kngliah'Leather «sed. All Work done by First-class Workmen under best working conditis
FINEST BOOT REPAIRING PLANT IN LINCOLNSHIRK.Number of Pairs Repaired during the Year 1927~0,161 Number of Pairs Repaired during the Year 19~131'
Showing IblCREASE over the Year 1927—113035PB'OXPT A.TTENTION COLl FiCTION AND DF&L&+@@RECEIVINC DEPNS I~AL BOOT DEPT. F~ ~i ~, ~iNKW PREMISES, 3?5 High Street -~~~), Lsncoln, anl ALL
0-OPeTELEPHONE Nos. 815, 816 and 817
-Rep oft anclFrom April 3rd to Juiy 3rd, 1929.
MOORLAND PARK. BRANCH.
Cash Account
TAII.ORING DEPARTMENTUfE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE MOST
Up-to-date SUITINGS and OVERlLOATINggIN THE CITY,
In SERGES, WORSTEDS, SAXOllIIES, VICUNAS and TWEEDS
Tailer-made Suits to Measure from 65/- to %6/15/pAll Garments made by Esperien red Tailors in your own VTorkrooms
The Quality of our. Ladies' Tailoring is well-known
Ladies' Tailor-made Costume to Measure - from X4/4/pLadies' Tailor-made Long Coats to Measure - „g3/3/P
IN= ALL THE LATEST LONDON STYLES.
Factory-made Suits to Measure fiorn 42 -, 45,'-, 50 -, 63 - and 70/-.A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Ready-to-Wear Department, ,='.
Our Clothing is renowned far and wide for absolute Reliability.
Bojrs' Suits and Overcoats. Youths' Suits and Overcoats.Men's Suits and Overcoats.
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Our Clothing appeals to the Man who appreciates the HighestStandard of Material and Workmanship at a Reasonable Price.
Mechanics, and Motor. . Clothing of every desert'ph'oa:::.-=&II&'tI'&fI
OUTFITTING DEPARTMENTThis is the Department to visit for Men' s, Youths' and Boys
uXDERWE~R -: —
SHIRTSr: P~J~ &»PLLLOVERS .— '-:
. CARDIGANSBO VS' KNICKER HOSE . : DRESSING GO 5 NS
— --- TEVXIS FLANNELS b SHIRTS.PRICES TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS. COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCKS-
"SLOW BUT SURE." "UNION IS STRENGTH. "
LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED.FSTABLISHED 1861.
Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies' Act, 1893.
gJEQ+$ PF FIRST.—It provides its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Drapery, Clothing, Boots0and Shoes, Butchers' Meat, Coals, Crodtery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, &c.
THE $0~ T'~SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual advancement of its Members.
Annual Business, %943,061 Number of Members, 24,720. Share Capital, R451r327 4s. 10d.Loan Capital, Ã177,656 10S. 6d. Reserve Fund, %12,442 Ss. 6d.
Bankers: —The CO OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY, LTD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTD.
THE REPORT AND CASH ACCOUNTFrom April 3rd to July 3rd, 1929.
No. I2". 34
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BASSINGHAM.REEPHAM.WINN STREET, LINCOLN.HACKTHORN.NEWPORT, LINCOLN.
'MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN.~Y STREET, LINCOLN.*COULSON ROAD, BOULTHAM.BRANSTON.WASH INGBOROUGH.SWANPOOLNORTH HYKEHAM.
'WRAGBY ROAD, LINCOLN.'MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM.
*BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN.SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCOLN
'RIPON STREET, LINCOLN.WELBOURN.METHER INGHAM.CANWICK ROAD, LINCOLN.SAXILBY.
*BAGGEHOLME ROAD, LINCOLN."GRESHAM STREET, LINCOLN.BARDNEY.NORTH STREET, HORNCASTLE.SOUTH STREET, SLEAFORD.
*HIGH STREET. LINCOLN.
161718„19
:: 20„21:: 22:: 23„24„25„26., 27„28.". 29
aAND BUTCHERY
Central Stores and Offices .—SILVER STREET, FREE SCHOOL LANE attn BANK STREEI', LINCOLN.
Drug Department Branch MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM, LINCOLN,Sub-Central, Drapery & Boots—375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
Branch —eBRACEBR IDGE. ' No. 15 Branch —UNION STREET, MARKET RASEN
The QUARTERLY MEETING will be held in the Large Hall,On MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12th, 1929, at half past Seven o'clock
AGENDA OF1. Minutes of last Meeting.
2. Admission of New Members.
3. Report and Cash Account.
4. Recommendation of the Directors:"That 100 shares, value El each, bearing interest at the rate of"five per cent be applied for from the National Co-operative"Publishing Society Limited.
5. Appeals and Recotnmendations of the Directors:
BUSINESS
(d) Lincoln Newsboys' Association. 10s. 6d.(c) Sleaford District Nursing Association, fil la.(J) Lincoln District Allotment Association, E2 2s.
(g) Nottingham Institution for the Blind, E5 5s.
(h) Hannston Agricultural Society, Xl Is.
6. Election of six members of the Educational Committee, and two-representatives to thc C.W9. Quarterly Meetings. one fromthe members in the country districts for the Meeting in October,and one from members in the City area for the Meeting inJanuary, 1930.
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Lincoln Co-operative 'Society, LlIM1 ted
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
DEPARTMENTAL COMMIIXS.Rggr R Snag Masan, OLDER!RMW. TRUSWELL a Mm WILLIAMS Fnunrx ... ... ... Manna Hf(REEL SMALIEIL REId. R OU)ERSHAW
:@lgIIIIEbLIILbQhS -:. Rgtsga
Rtrsgmny . Mtintn KEALEY. CLAPHAIE ~giMm WILLIAMS Datm . ... ... Magian GRAINGER, OLDIEEElEWR'dfEAgEI(Rgstsnno ... ... ... Msmn CltfiHAM REU KgvtdXF, a~
STANDING ORDERS
'gnxhgvfftgnf tbnngntnm Sbr dtga'. »etage iv reqmied te any enibnent se ~
Iyggdblka Ms»dean san(need for the purpcv of ~ carting themf number skag vpnak riter such reply,
Si. Whenever ~me made epee origind ~no mcced mnsadmm» shall bc taken into ccnridmmou until the first amendment bee been dicpoved of (e) If a fivercmambmm be mmiad it shall diadem the arigiael qaestian md become»arif tbe qua»iso i (b) If the Smt amendment be negatived then the eecund may be moved su the erigioal quastbm~ndw~eely me emembmm rinll be a@mined aa rim Mccring ba dncmabm at cuc rime r (c) T)m mmer of every reaoluticn and of avery amendmm» shall bam ~ right ofmply, beevgeteiy aher which the queitieu shall be put bura tbe chair; 4» ne other member dull be allowed to speak mme than once on the came question, unless pennicaieu be givenfcr peaeoal esplauatieu, or the aaeuiieu of the chair be called to a point ef cider.
4. 1ma limit cf Muvu of Rcvulutiou be 10 minutes; the ctber speakers uci more mote tbau five minutes.
5. Wbeu any mubcu ai ameudmmt bav been made, eed icceeded it is open tu any member te propose the"
previous quevbon,"
gc., that the iuoaon before tbc Meetmg be uetput. The umvw md veccudei of the pievaaw quumcu scum» speak eftwward an ke mctiue befiue riw meeting.uf
6. A mciicu earn mrricd vbal! uci b mvcmded at any meetbqr witbeut due uatku having been Eiveu.
':!)!&,".-;.."„", ~ E That all qcvticnc rdaiiugiu tbc BaIanm Skeet which me sent te tbc eciatary babas the Gcnmal Meeting. shall have pvefcmam.
ft When the resident rimv tc speak, Membevv shall take their seats i mediatriy.
DIRECTORS' REPORT.To yttg Mgstngns,
(a) We beg to submit ta yau the (}uartcrly Report end Cash Account. The tatal ammmt received fin gauds sold during the quarter isE229,094 5s. 3d„being a decrease of E?,918 13s. Ii}.over the corresponding quarter last year. 608 persons have jaincd tba Society within tbc quarter:375 have withdrawn. and 22 forfeited as per Rule making the present number 24,720. We recommend an interim discount af I/5 ia tlm & onmembers' purchases far the past quarter.
(b) We have decided aftm' cosuItatim with the Departmtntal Mmagers to mate same alterations in the Provident Club, which we believe will bcappreciated by-our mna'mrs gmkerally. Ovring to the chmge in the periods of Stack-taking, tbo dub will terminate the second Wednesday mApril and October. The present pcriad to end as pcr cards aaw in use. The first new period avring to tlm change will be seven months instmd'af six months. In addition ta the usual gauds that msy be purchased, coals in aat less than quarter ton is added to the list, also Drug Departmoxccpt P.A TW, fkc. The cominission of one shilling in the E will only be paid at the end of the period, but members may obtain gauds framcard, during tbe period up to the amount they have paid in, provi'ding it be nat less than twenty shillings without the commission.
(c) The Branch at M»heringham which has for several years been too smdl for the growing trade, has been demolished, aad»nba@up-to-datc buildiag erected ful)y adequate for the business. This new building will bc farruadfy apmtad an Saturday, August I?th, fallowed by spubbc tea and concert meeting.
(d) Durmg the quarter Branch Na. 'I of the Pharmacy Department has been opened at Moorland Park, and the results already justifyaction. We believe this special shop will be much appreciated in this large area composed almost entirely of our members.
(e) The New Dairy is nearing completion, tbe building is roofed in, and machinery is being rapidly installed, aad we hope by thc cad ~quarter ta have it open far bminess. Mr. A. C Peddie who was formerly in charge of the Nuneaton Society's Dairy has been appointed ~'Ha camas to us with excellent credentials which we btdieve will be fully justiTied by the service rendered.
On the second floor at the corner, Ladies' and Gent. 's Hairdressing, entrance to which will be*am thc tobacco epaatmsmt ' at)ter ramna bemgs Board roam, with smeller Committee rooms. These buildings will be in line with the Frm: Library, the street onssiderabfy widenedpurchased by the Corporation.
(g) We have to repart the resignatian of Mr. W. P. Armstrong, our Auditor, and his assistants, Messrs. Brown, Jackson and Spalding. Thesegentlemen have served the Society well for a considerable number of years and we dmire to place an reeard their long service. We have accepted(subject to your approval) their resignation, and recommend the C.W.S, bc the Auditors of the Society at a fsn af Fs 1 00 pmr half-year.
(h) The new Optical Room which is fitted up with the most modern and scientific equipment, is now open for inspection. Mr. M. E. Mucldow,who is a Frdlaw of.the Spectacle Makers' Comoany, and a Fellow of the British Optical Association, is in attendance. The eyes are carefully ex-amined, and in those cases where necessary, th«patient is advised .to consult the ophthalmic surgeon. A large variety of spectacle frames ison view in the optical room, and every attention is given to the precise and comfortable fitting of frsrnm. Moderate prices and best quality.
The Education Committee have prepared an attractive programme of 4atures far Autumn in the Couspemtive Hall. On (October 23rd,'
Links and Outposts of British Empire,"
by Mr. H. Feber, F.RG.S.; November 6th, "Belgium, " Mr. Howcs, B.A. ; November 20th, "Lureof the Cambrian Coast,
"Mr. B. Button. Book the dates. Full piculars later.
Signed on behalf of the Board of Directgfs,
,. Sunna Reem Fees
.. Beak grrskdnnmfs
070.78 8 5
192,992 I 11
Cogeaise Life Assursnee Pnsnium„ lemma Tes nmuned ....
Surrerennustion Fued .„Feedeels
1257 13 526 2 0
236 18 8050
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Prrudcnt fr!012t
Ma C. Miurrm Secretary -. 14 f Mtt. R.E Bmumm - -. 14 I Mm. A. RonaVicmPica 14 i Mas. K E. Kttovrtsa ... ... 14
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Ma. A. Bataan ... ... ... 12I
Mna A. G. Watvrsasa
Ticmmcr 14 I eMes. L Sterna ... ... ... 14 Ma. A. Deaa ... ... ... 14
The figures after the names indicate tbe nuinber of Maadngs aaended, 14 bavmg bccn Iufd cbumg aha fftdf-year.
sRetiring Mmnber ebgilde for~IC~ grfm. L
Esrtsrtrdnnscnt Ceaungtmr Mm. L Sister. Miss A. G. Whinaher, Igftl. A.if'}mgf'»!%ms+jdhs Ifgtgohff. =::i,:.„-.:-.:, -".'-,'-7
P rrrhhfag S~~ Rook Mr. IE Chevous, Mr. F Bemrose, Mr. A. Bmdsr.c
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EDUCATIONAL COW'IrrIITTEE.
RECEIPT '.
To Bits. m i.. Tres-» . : Eon'.
„Grant from the Society., Cards snd Fines (Lihmry)
Sale of Co-op. Nruis snd OmioohsSale of Books, Newspapers snd hfsgszinesCWJL Bank Intercn
„Cynmasimn Gnn Subscriptioasat Cymnsmnn Distday
?Iua of Fiano. ...........................................Trchrm scfch CQdrea's Festisaf ....,.........„,
Choir S oas
306 76 14
13 44
2 170 102 104 40 12
» RENDITURE s d
76 14 03615 0
, rr.: Li„»n... , - C, 30 4 26', .. i rc. !. ! C -: i!!cc m Ic. —.. D:.--.- . 'I 0 0
I 0 03 0 09 0 0
0 ., Editme Rheo!rheo/ 110 00 „Conductor's Fee for S nior snd Junio. Choir ........................... 14 170 „Accompanist Fec, Senior Choir 413 62 „Accompanist Fee for Junior Choir 410 00 „ Instroctre s Fee for Junior Choir Dancing Class ........................ 4 10 0
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816 7""' ''-=.-"",--'', -::.,6, .B, 3i c-7»
nghs (Secretory): Mr C Maddhsua
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Repracautctfm. Mr. J HUDI)DK' -'"'+'+
(Ssmsiorg) Meedcanm W (Ssrh, Gilbert, Jcfnstttn'seed""""'Wana~ Basnoat Cosummv ~r.H. P. Walbr'. Wsshingborough (Chairmen); Mr. W. Ractsfk Wash~
Taylor', Washingborough; Messrs. R. Draper, J. O. Dixon, snd H. Sumpter, Wmhingborougfx''
i ce Quarterly Meethag will be beld an ths READING ROOM, METHERINCHAM, on FRIDAY, AUC. 0th
Mrrurntuoaaau Bsancu Couurrmz —Mr. F. W, Bsldock, Mcthcringhsm (Choirman); Mr. T. Vates, Fen Roa
. '-+'&K(s)(F~~~''ri)tf)Pr@",
The Quarterly Maedag will be held in tbe CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTE, NORTH HYKEHAbL on FRIDAY AUG. 9th at IW *S."WILLIAMS a,-.-,~-hgm
"Hy(aguets- Bnsncn ~—'Mr. C. Bemdgn Myrtb House, Stsdon Road. Neath Hy)ahem (Chairman); Mr. FFPBruaaua Ibt()e. Haa'Ci, SitfaacRiaah Iahuth:~. "!'~+
(Srsaatarga) ~ )4r:,Wc Coodhsad, aLsu'gfey Road. North Hykelmm; Mr. W, Whitney, Lsngley Road, North Hyfmbc'na) Jcfr. Hmtcy, :Rssfda~"'Iafcmtrb Read 'Mt
keham; Mn. Bmlsford, Holly Home, Nonh Hykelmm; Mis ~ kamgdsfe'Hssftc Na!asttSJSasid JtfeaScha)a )bi'sf}bb'O'S'fain(i;. ', )aj'.mw~'
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Wscsovsn Besucu Comsarraxn —Mr, T. Taylor, We!bourn (C/aoa'rmoa; Mr. PL Franklin, The Green, Welhourn (Secretory); Mr. R. A. Dews. Welboum: Mr. A. Codck
Csythorpe; Mr. Howasm, Normsnton; Mr. E. Ogden, WeUingore; Mr. F. Msplethorpe, Wellingors; Mr. H. Body, Coleby; Mr. J. Jackson, Hsrmaton.
Tba Qeaeatb Sbsudng 'ctlSStr babclca tbu HRSNCHSSSMlSRL 5ARDNSBL an SATURN'}f .AUG, acS' '" Seg'tugcat'shams'~ 'C.,'f C' KEALKY ';"'-:
-ttcttggta' ' " 'tmaH '
TcadcfbSntthmy 'IC(aureuw) y Mr! Wc W.~Abbey' RanabrSafafany ~ SS) 'F PkaSch Stature'a%md f)ITasfrt Mr. ':,a;;,„':,bcr." ..
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". '(Pbar 1%i m tbafa SRANCR~HORNCASIISo ma SATUSDAY AUG. atI, . Repaasncaathaa ~.Ft C@UNCW.
=:M'r, 'C. Rauuk iffy Fmuuby Strmb Hmaunstb (C)hmmea) t M .%:IL Ruder agtbcrtmHousn ~~I Mr S than %F~
Basatsg ~-f)Sr.!WS)saau SScm Stssab Raibaym (Cfammuud; blr. C. Duffhu 6f Wmt Baakb Shat(sad (Secretary}; Mr, Caaliatb Ewmby, Sfacfordt Mr'. .: -;„'~:- „Sbmfaud Moors S! tabid I .Mc. aiaapaaa, 4S~ Shnfcsd; Mr. Piebar, Id Qascn Stree, Seta(and; Mr. Pcct, l6 Wsstgatb She(std I Mr. ES(m .."'...„.*,:"'-+, "
habuaggr Rsscn Bustaeg ~-her. ,'F Suctama North Owen()iy, Ihnocbs (Ebs ynmn) t ' J. K ' 'I'4iiih ~'" "' '
fnat 'Iti'aen' ~uB ~ I4mk fybdm Bm: Mr. ~ Ibu Cmggan Mmbak Hmm t Mr. sUbdb-ftbddb Ibmm M knt ~ t bbn Cmn;~fybahm g
)amen Chapmm Streak Maukce Reran: Mr. Starhutg Lyancucd Road, Marfiet Rase'a t Mr ~User Stracb Mmkct Russo.
rocery Ez, Provision Dept.
Loof at our splendid range of
r&iw&D GOODSQll at Lowest 'Possible 'Prices
Per Tin
CRYSTAL CROSS APRICOTS 1 0-,'dCRYSTAL CROSS PEACHES i. Or2d
CRYSTAL CROSS PEARS .... 1/2
ADONIS APRICOTSADONIS PEACHESADONIS PEARS
Per Tin
1/1I 1gd
1/3
stye otter the 11J.IFinest Jams obtainable J L l
goal
Large Jar
LOKREEL APRICOTS ... ... 1/3 LOKREEL PEARS .... .... .... 1/4LOKREEL PEACHES .... .... 1/1 LOKREEL FRUIT SALAD ... 1/8
CHECK SALMON .... 1/4 per 'I'all Tin ADONIS SALMON ..— 1/- per Small Tin
LOKREEL SALMON .... 1/8 per Flat Tin WHEATSHEAF „.... 1/1 per Small Tln
PINEAPPLE CHUNKS 6d PINEAPPLE SLICES 6d LOKREEL LOGANBERRIES 1/-
Also a good range of PLUMS. CHERRIES, RASPS, STRAWBERRIES, etc
Our New Season's JAMS
PROVISIONSFinest COLONIAL CHEESE ... 1/ lb.RIPE GORGONZOLAS ... 1, 4 „CHESHIRE ... ... ... 11d. „CHEDDAR ... ... ... 1,6 „
BISCUITSOur Biscuits are
the Last Word in Quality
Speciality—CREAM CRACKERS ... ... 1/4 lb.
Also DANISH BACON (both Plain and Smoked) from 1,'4 per lb.
Special Line: YORK HAMS, grand flavorTalte one on your Holiday, and your pleasures mill be multiplied
Grocery 8z Provision Department
DRUG 8t OPTICAL DEPTS.)lied. rt. &i r}tt-Ic~t nr 6Expert' Optical 5ertjice
SPECTACLES 8z EYEGLASSESAt MODERATE PRICES.
$Wre r
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Bar thand Conifort
Bapidlv increasing Jeman Isfor "Valor" Oil it .rrcr.have mad it poss ble rosubsrantrally reduce manu-lacturing costs without sacri-gcing the unequalled qual iryrb. t has made theta famous.Thar reduction is beingpas. ed on to you. Buy your
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double-uuli chim rgr rh r conc nrraceali rhe cookie heat just rvhereit is required. The oven standselbow height an J ha lass panels forwatching all withtn. Strong and rigid
Members of Approved Societies Supplied.
Cameras & Photographic SuppliesKodak, Zeiss-Ikon, Agfa, Ensign, etc.
DEVELOPING & PRINTING (24 hours' Service).
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Central Boot Cf Shoe Department— FREE SCHOOL LANE,
and NeW PremiSeS& 375 High Street (King street)& LirtCOjrt.
ulllsiilsllsrli Iillilllliiiiis — llllililiillllllfltlili
BOOT AND, SHOE REPAIRINGNote —NO INCREASE IN OUR PRICES.
Gents' Boots 8z Shoes (Soled & Heeled) - from Sj3Ladies' Boots dk Shoes „- Bj3
NONE BUT BEST ENGUSH LEATHER USED
All worlr. done by First class worirmen under best worlring', conditions
FINEST BOOT REPAIRING PLANT IN LINCOLNSHIRE
Xumber of Pairs Repaired during Year I 928 - -- 61,196Shett'ting Increase otter the Year 1927 - - - - 1 1,038
PRONIIPT - ATTENTION,' COLLECTION and DELIVERY.
Receioing Depots: —ANTRAL BOOT DEPAR'IMENT, FREE SCHOOL LANE, +LINCOLN.
t NEW PREMISES,~37$ HIGH&STREET, ~UNCOLN,
And ATA BRANCHES, TOWN sad COUNTRY.
DRAPERY, MILLINERY & MANTI. E DEPARTMENTS
We have arranged for an Early Autumn Delivery of Goods for these Departments,
and. can asstdre our Members of the Best Value for the coming Season.
d L.di-' — Mal)S' 8 LaIheS' COATS
M ~ L L I N E R, + - ttt — ZN ALL LATESi .U-'. TER1.!LS.
Tailored Style from 21/~. Fur' Trimmed from 2S/11
Better Numbers up to 8 gns.
GLOVES: HOSlERY u UNlBRELLAS
PREPARE FOR THE WLNTER.= AN - AUTUMN NECESSrrtt.
AII White Wool BLANKETS, DOVVN QUILTSFrom - - 25s. Gd. - -
= — — +ingle ~ Size fjom 18/0& ~ FHH Size from &I/ 'EVERY PAla CU~. = - —:-- - — SPLENDID VARKTY.
54 ins. FACE CLOTHS FOR COATS — — =- — - 6/11, 8/11, 10,'ll. All Latest 5"a&
$4 ins. FANCY' MXTURE TWEEDS FOR COATS 4/11, 6/11, 8111, 10 11. — Xetoest Co'oangl'
The Co-operative Union Limited
To the Committee of the
HovvoAEE HovsE,
HANOVER STREET,
MANOHEsTER,
17th September, 1929.
.......Society.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
T HE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE of the Co-operative Union,
being anxious to know the extent of inter-trading at present
operating between retail co-operative societies and farmers or their
societies, would be glad if you would supply information as requested
in the following questionnaire.
The replies from societies will be treated as confidential,
and only group figures and totals will be used. The information sought
is vitally important, and the committee require it in order to protect the
interests of societies in relation to milk and other supplies. If in the
case of any of the commodities mentioned precise figures are not easily
be. stained, an estimate. or. .approximation will be serviceable and
preferable to there being no information recorded by your society
Two copies of the questionnaire ar e enclosed in orderthat the Society may retain one for reference purposes.
An early reply will oblige,
Yours faithfully,
B A. PALMER,
General Secretary
a.entr aa moot
QiQUESTIO NNAI R E
MILK.
~mr5Aei
Total Annual ()uantity ot milk purchased
( armers
Total Annual Duantitv nf all milk l'urchaseil
hou «h estimate of proportion comin ' tron.
your District Association .
direct from
(a) Gallons
(6) Value j(a) Gallons
(6) Value jare:I covered
l~y, v8 2$2/4 ~
LIYESTOCK.
Total Annual Value of livestock purchasi d direct from
larmers for meatt
Total Annual 3 alue ol livestock purcha ed from marketsdz 6~o
for meat r
DRRough estimate of proportion coming
bv vour District Association
Total Annual Purchases of hvestock
all sources
t'rom area covered
and carcases fromqr W~e
FRUIT AND YEGETABLES.
Annual Value of fruit and vegetables purchased from
farmers 2z.~Annual Value of truit and vegetables purchased in market,
Rough estimate of proportion coming trom area covered / c2~by your District Association . .
OTHER COMMODITIES PURCHASED
Any other commodities (and Annual Value) purchased from farmers
COYISIOD IVY VALUE
54 II54 iXL'
gO, A'Ii .
SALES TO FARMERS.
Annual Value of cattle foods kc., sold to farmers
nnua a ue o mi rom own arms (if any) supplied to own ' 'ty',
meat
'other commodities
purchases from own farms
Notes on Conditions of Inter-tradin .Do you'give crjechk, -,,e@;:-.'mt':, st('"
farm+'
kn:, . ..Net ':;',,4i~ileete on Inter-tradin .
September, 1999.
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OUTFITTING DEPT,. READYTOWEARt'DEPT
'Specialists .in
MEN'S 4 -BOYS'
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Pyjamas 8z Dressing Gowns
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OVERCOATS
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LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED.ESTABLISHED 1861.
Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies' Act, 1893.
gJPQgS PF FIRST.—It provides its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Drapery, Clothing, Boots0and Shoes, Butchers' Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, &c.
SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual advancement of its Members.
Annual Business, 4984,539 Number of Members, 24,940. Share Capital, R457s733 2s. 7d.Loan Capital, gf80, 833 5s. 2d. Reserve Fund, EI3,265 8s. 6d.
Bankers.—The CO OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY, LTD. ; The MIDLAltD BANK LTD.
THE REPORT AND BALANCE SHEETFrom April 3rd to October 2nd, 1929.
No. I2
:: 345678
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ranch —BRACEBRIDGE.eBURTON ROAD, LINCOLN.SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCOLN.
'RIPON STREET, LINCOLN.WELBOURN.METHERINCHAM.CANWICK ROAD, LINCOLN.SAXILBY.
'BACGEHOLME ROAD, LINCOLN.*GRESHAM STREET, LINCOLN.BARDNEY.NORTH STREET, HORNCASTLE.SOUTH STREET, SLEAFORD.
'HIGH STREET. LINCOLN.
1617
„1819
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22„23„24."25„26,. 27„28'
29
BASSINGHAM.REEFHAM.WINN FIREET, LINCOLN.HACICIHORN.NEWPORT, LINCOLN.
'MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN.~Y STREET, LINCOLN.COULSON ROAD, BOULTHAM.BRANSTON.WASH INCBOROUGH.SWANPOOLNORTH HYKEHAM.
'WRAGBY ROAD, LINCOLN.eMOORLAND AVENUE. BOULTHAM.
'AND BUTCHERY.
Central -Stores and Offices .—SILVER STREET, FREE SCHOOL LANE attn BANK STREET, LINCOLN.
Drug Department Branch MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM, LINCOLN.Sub-Central, Drapery & Boots—375 HIGH' STREET, LINCOLN.
B No. 15 Branch —UNION STREET, MARKET RAIN
The QUARTERLY MEETING will be held in the Large Hal],On MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11th, 1929, at half-past Seven o' clock.
AGENDA OF BUSINESS.
6. Hection of Scrutineers for voting on the day of the QuarterlyMeeting.
7. Nominations for President, Treasurer, and four Directors.
Nominatiens for two Delegates to attend the C.W9. QuarterlyMeetings in April and July, 1930. Restricted as per Rule 84to Members residing in the City area.
9 Any other business
1. Minutes of last Meeting.
2. Admission of New Members.
3. Report and Balance Sheet.
4. Election of Doorkeeper for General Meetings. '"'
Hection of Scrotineers. for voting at the Central and Sub-Centralpremises on Saturday prior to the Quarterly Meeting.
NOTICE OF MOTION by R. G. Chevous, 15 Olive Street:"That the Directors be asked to grant voting facilities to members in the (Above-hill) district at the next election period, viz. t February 7th
cJines as those operating at the Central Office."
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Lincoln Co-operative Society, Limited.
*Ma. F. J. OLDERSHAW (Pnsidcni), . .. 52
fMx C.S~ (Ttemercr) ... 56
fMa. GEORGE HARRIS (Scenic m) ... NB 41
vMa. K BELL ... ... ... ... ... 56
Adrrcn —Mtc W. P. ARMSIRONG hh. W.
e'Ret'uing Members each eligible for nominstioa.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Ma. J. HUDSON ... ... . 55
vMa. H. K RUDD ... ... ... . 54Ma. C T. C KEALEY... ... ... ... 56Ma. F. K TRUSWELL ... ... ... 52
SPALDING, Mx C BROWN and Mx F. JACKSON.
56 Board Meetiags ham been bdd durmg the Half-year.
cMx T. O.~ ... ... ... (dB
Mk. F. GRAINGER
Muc A. E WILLBSS
Accountant —Ma C. MACKINDEIL
f Retiring (Age Limit).
DEPARTMENTALBoer tk Scca ... Msssss. OLDERSHAW. TRUSWELL gt Miss WILLIAMSFmmsumc gt Jxwstsgar ...Muuas. HUDSON. KEALEY, RUDD a Miss WILLIAMSCaccgav ... . Masses. HARRIS, SVIALLEY. OLDERSKAW gt TRUSWELLDassmv ... ... Mmsss. HUDSO.'4. KEALEY. RUOD tk Miss WILLIAMSTaucaum ... ... Muses. OLDERSHAV, TRUSWELL gi Miss WILLIAMSButccutv ... Msstax KEALEY, CLAPKA% GRAINGER gi Mm WILLIAMSBuunum ... ... ... Masses CLAPHAM BELL KEALEY. Ik GRAINGER
COMMITTEES.Fuuttcx ... ... ... Mssuct HARRIS, S~.BELL fk OLDERSHAW
Min. ... ... Mama TRUSWEU RUDD, CLAPHAM gt GRAINGER
Tastvsvour ... ... ... Mama BEU HUDSON, RUDD tk GRAINGER
Mnx tk Comscrimuar ...Mssusk RUDD. TRUSWELI CLAPHAM gt GRAINGER
Csanm Faam ... ... ... Mssssx SMALLEY. HARRIS lk TRUSWELL
Ihuc ... ... ... Mssssx CRAINGEIL OLDERSHAW gi KEALEY
STANDING ORDERS.I. Rutm ~. No6ce of mo6on must be submitted in writing not less then 21 days prior to the date of tbe imwfing. Six days' actin: is required io my emntdmeut to s
pnpoeiYion an the Agenda
2. That no member be allowed to speak more than once on any motion at the Quarterly, or any other General Mee6ng of the Members convened for the purpese of~busiewu of tlm Society. except the movers of resolutions. motions snd amendments, who shall each be allowed e reply; snd no member shall speak after such reply.
5. Wbmwver snwndmmts sie made upon original propositions, no second smendmcmt shell be taken into consideration un6I the first amendment hss bene disposed of (a) If s fin'smendmcm be cerned it shall displace the origind question snd become itself the question; (I) If the fint amendment be negsfival tlwn tbe second mey bc moved to the vmghtdnader considcnfiotc only one amendment shall be submitted to the Meeting for discussion at one time; (c) The mover of every resolutioa end, of emiy emcndmcnt shall have e right ofmtdy, imedistdy after which thc question shall be put from thc chair; but no othn member shall be sgowed to speak more then oace an tbe nunc ques6ou, ucbss~ha givenfer peneasl explsaetioa, or tbe attention of the chair be called to e point of or*i.
4. Time limit of Mower of Resolution be 10 minutes i the other speakers not more more than five minutes.
5 When say motion or amendment bss teen made. end seconded it is open to any member to propose the"
pieviaus qmn6eu."
sco that dm mndoc befcsa tbe Meeting he aotpun Tlm mmwr snd «uuudm of thc "
previous ques6on" cannot speak dterwsrds on tbe motion bdoie tbe meeting.6. A nmtim ourn cerned dud! ma be wncindcd et eny meetuig vdthout due notice bavhut been giwm
E That ell qws6ons relating to tbe Bdencc Sheet which are sent to tbe ~ bdoie tbe Genmd Mee6ng, shall have pnfemnmg. When the Pnnidmu rises to speak, Memben shall nke their mats immediately.
DIPXCTORS' REPORT.To the Members.
(c) We beg to submit tc ycu tba 136th Half-yearly Report and Balance Sheet. The total amount received for goods sold during gba'baffqtuar is%486,669 13s. IItL, being an increase of Ell,033 16s. I 1d. over the corresponding period cf last year. The nat profit on the half-ytstr'cbusincss,after allmciing for all expenses, depreciation and interest, amounts tc E33,066 6s. Sd., and after deducting the payments as pcr Profit and Lmm Account.kans abalanca of $.18.729 0-. 4d..which we prcpcsn to dispose of as follows: EI7,708 6s. Bd. as discount on Members' purchasaa at I/5 in Ei%311 15a. Od. for Educational purposes; 2500 tc Reserve Fund, and E208 18s. 8d. earned forward tc next half-yoar. 1154 persons have joined theSociety within the half-year, 683 have withdrawn, and 40 forfeited as pcr rule, making the present number 24,940.
(6) The Amendments tc the Rules of the Society approved of at the kst Quarterl Meeting are ncw RogixtcrtxL and copies may be obtainedupon appf~iou at the Central OBicc or any Branch.
(c) On the 14th of October, the sale of loose milk by the Society wna discontinued, aml the distribution of battled milk was cummonccd TheDairy is ncw in full working order, and tbc efficiency' of tha pknt, which is the most modem of its kind is reflected in the rapidly increasingfkmxud for ghat nevi grade of milk which the Society consider is the bast and cheapest obtainable. At the Dairy, the whole process. is carried oulwitbtnu tbc milk ag 'any time being expcgad tc 'the tdmcsphc'rc; The mffk is pastaurihcd in accordance arith scientific princfpfcs which leave no doubtthat Pmtmtrixcd milli. is nutritious and bensFtciaf tc 'ycuiig and cfd r that it ia free fram harmful germs. The rtwcrganisaticn of the milk supply is
apace, and vary abcrtfy the whale of kha city will. be ccveracL
(d) ELgctmcrry. We have a large variety of Lamps, Shmka, Irons, and other equipments in stock at 37 Silver Street, cur Wallpaper Dept.A pest~ will pkce ua at ycm' service far quotations for wiring, gtc.
(c) Ncw is the time tc think about Seed Potatoes. For years cur sales of Scotch Seed Pclatcea have increased by leaps and bounds, culminatingin last year's wonderful total of 120 tons. This only can bn'str)rievcd by giving our members the best seed obtainable, and we guarantee all cur seed tccome dmcct from ScptkntL Tka year wc bam placed larger orders than ever before, knowing full well that we are buying for satisfied customers,and we expect to hang all previous races'da. Wa invite ycu tc study cur prices, and compare them with other lists, before placing your ordersakaw hare.
(0 The ncur Optical Room which is nuw associated with the Drug Dofxtrtmant, has been open for same time, and haa already proved a hugesuccess. The eyes are eximined and the sight carefully tested by the most modern and mast scientific methods, yet with the greatest passible degreeof ccmfurt. As Mr. M. E Mcckfow. y-g. ukc., F.B.O.A the Optician is on the register of the Joint Council of Qualified Opliciana, he is abk tc under-take the provision of glassca through all approved accietim under the National Health Insurance. A wide choice of frames is available fcr your«duction. An mspactxcn of the ream or an appcmtmant for sight-testing, will be mast cordially welcomed.
Buard of Directors,Octrdtcr 17th 1929. GEORGE HARRIS. Sccrctcrg.
CASH ACCOUNT
From April 3rd to October 2?kd, 1929.
CASH ACCOUNT.
To Cash in hand and Shop Tdls ........................„Goods sold„Guuributiaas to Share Capind
Lose CapiudSpecial Lose Capftrd .... .........Pcnay Beak Caped .........
t rer
„ interest on Inmstmeuts .......................,...„....„Discount oa Pmcbmm. ..........„Ssk of Iava and Fmed Stock
RentsCommission
.. Insmance Premiums ~)„Sick Ream Receipts„Suauunuetim Fuad, ... ................. .
„Natieaal Hsahh Insurance ~ ...............Gah rennned grok Account). .......................
„Collective Life ssurauce (Rehmd)Dividend Insunmce PremiumsPropasiYion Fees
„Transfer Fees.,. Nomination Fees . ... ... Cards, Pass Books, etc, Strong Room Fees
., Bank Withdrawals
IL901 0 31041 0
63 12 0519 6018 6
95 5 3016 0
9,005 I 3'I,107 12 3
688 2 0. TI934515 0
1,134 3 106 6119 6
2216 91316 18 5
2712 313 0 0
111 19 2209 10 969 15 0600
689 16 8125 15 II
166 ll 3363,861 0 ll
6935396 14 9)
Eed Bed5323 16
486,669 13 lb29.694 77.344 17 5
15.089 17 I I6,486 15 6
58,615 18 5 „Expams„Withdmwsb hom Share Capital .. ...............
Special Lean Capital ............Paswy Beak Capital ............
s ds d345.123 3 8
5254 3 103503TI 7 6
27.163 2 I41,657 9 9
68820 II 102236? 17 1$
64.125 3 46,682 7 9
15.679 13 10IL059 3 10b
9499 3 7817 6
94,546 8
9,508 I I
5 04 110 00 00 0
31.651 9 11
Rmtway Orphan Fund ........................ 5Notes. Institute for Bbnd ................ ...... 5Pnson Cate Mission 2
St. John's Ambulance BrigadeNational Society for Prevention of Cruelty
to ChildrenLincoln Allotment AssociationLincoln Y.hLCWSelmtion Army Self-Denial Week ............Market Rssen'Hosp tslWelton Nursing AssociationSlesford Nursing AssociationHsrmston Agricultural SocietyLincoln Newsboy's Association
„Non-Members' Discount,. Educational Grant
Superannmgien F~Payamus
FamvalsIncome Tax returned ....,..............,....,...-.
„Bank Deposits„Cash in hand
22IIIIII0
000 00 05 02 02 02 0
2 02 0I 0I 0I 0I 0I 0I 0
10 6102 ll 626 18 5
306 7 325 911
2,155 13 54837881 16. 443 2 957 I 2
353,615 2 I435 12 Ik
f?935396 14 .9)
Feast Rrd8aft aml lava Stock Accmmt ... 1,045
Land aad Building AccmuaDairy Plant Aecmmt .............................. 4410In~ Aceaunt ..................,........ 100
BANK ACCOUNT.
Ta Bdaam in Beak Apnl 3nj f9296 a d 8 ~ d
7832? 9 78 s d 8 s d
By W hdrawrda Coasts heoleseie Society Isrb . 3?IL097 14 8
EXPENSES ACCOUNT.
To Wages„Branch Committee Expenses„Committee and Secretary's Sahries., Auditor's Fees„Rates and Taxeswalnsurance Premium
„Printing, Stationery and Advertising. ....„Stamps and Cheque Books„Repairs„Css and Electricity„Travelling„Water .„Debgates' Expenses„Quarterly Meetings
„Markets„ Insurance Fund„Coal, Coke and Oil„Tdephones„Bask Commission„Sick Reom Appliances„National Health Insurance„Ebctricaf Powei. .
E s41,673 19
II 3216 060 0
139 81.025 104.043 183,481 17
109 81,347 17
551 156,243 111,025 3
95 14222 8166 1316 15
157 2102 1647 0
473 17222 9101 1526 I
1,599 15886 0
d900055I
6102605
1143080
IO10653I
s dBy Interest on Shares Investments Account„ Interwa Members' Property Account
RentsPass Books, etc.Insurance PremiumsInsurance Premiums transferred to Members'
Property AccountBent InterestDiscount .Strong Room FeesSick Room ReceiptsBank Agency CommissionNational Health Insurance Allowance .Dividend, Insurance Premiums
Balance —Productive ExpensesDistributive Expenses
8 s5,354 123,159 18
1,134 395 5
I 19
105 151,076 10
3 180 16
22 1627 1269 15
125 15
10,803 360,412 13
d 8 s dI
108,514 10 11
1036
ll800930
ll2,664 9 I
62xt
71,215 16 8f
.Dapaxclarluw r-land and BuildingsFixed Rolling Stock and HorsesMilling Plant
'Jk tp„Share Interest (Estimated)
(Interim)„ Interest on Loans
Special LoansPenny Bank DepositsBonds, (Branch Managers)Reserve FundsSuperannuation Fund
9,400 017 11
1,215 191,888 I1,064 9
37 2668 8351 10.
011389700
1,915 10 01.288 0 0
500 0 03,703 10 0
14,643 3 2
BV„394 16 S@394 16
INVESTMENTS ACCOUNT.
Wigan Magna Heaicrs Ltd.Coopemtive Prmting Society Ltd. ..................-....-
Ncerawmlrers Society Ltd, .r.....................-Leck Silk Twist Mimufacturing Sochdy Ltd.~Silk Sacicty Ltd.. Midlaad Farmers' Asssckrdon Ltd, ..........,..............
Spwnpa Baot gr Shoe Mmsufacturmg Society Ltrl .....Lmcuba Hide Shia gt Fat Ca LtrkRrig'en a Harnsby Ltcl ()rdhmry)
Ruston Pt Hosasby Ltrb PPreferewce)
Svnmpeol Heusing Sorsety Ltd.
s29,678 2 2
214 19 625 0 050 0 010 0 012 I 3200010 0 0299 I50 0 0210 0
10 0 025 0 020 0 050 0 010 0 053 00
128 0 0667 a 0
85 00IN 00
2.800 0 0I&5ao}.070 0 02&I 15 0
280 0 0
additions
s d 8 s d796 19 31515 8
236
015 7416 I660I 7 9
16"'0 o
810 05210 039 0 02510 07216 2500
3 5. 7I 010
100 0 0 016 6
Discount onyurchasm
8 s d1383 10 0
49 13 0318 0013
018 0
1610 0
56 2 0
Totals
s d31,858 11 5
280 8 232 3 751 2 I10 0 0
112 I? 920 0 0Io 0 03112 750 0 0210 0
10 0 026 13 72416 I7216 010 0 0
110 9 9128 0 0618 008500178 Ia 0
2.852 Io 0ia4 o a1.045 Ip 02.654 ll 2
205 00
8 s d
7 3I 2 I
113 7
2216 0
57 9 9
16 0 I}
810 05210 039 0 02510 07216 2500
s d s d31,858 ll 5
280 8 225 0 050 0 010 0 0
112 17 920 0 010 0 03112 7
0 0210 0
Io a o25 0 02416 I50 0 010 0 P53 0 0
128 0 P.667+ p85 0 0
170 0 02,800 0 0I@5001,020 0 02%1 15 0
200 0 0%.156 17 0 100 0 0 1.052 12 II 1310 12 3 4I.820 2 2 %811 41.510 If 0
Wholesale Society Ltd. ..... .Special Deposit ~
Leak Silt Twist Sochiy Lnl
555ll 17 I109%6 3 4143% 6 4
901 62,933 lo lo
1247 16 32~ 12 10390 0 0
410 06601
562}59 13 4f12.099 16 215.}IB 6 4
94H 62.999 10 11
390 0 0
275 10 Io
56.859 13 4112.099 16 214,793 6 4
9411 62.724 0 I
l82,934 19 I 4301 19 2 Ip?M 18 3 665 10 Ia 186671 7 5
100 18 0 9.14I 11 1,43$ 9 6352 2 0 ll 352 I 2 ! 43 $91 14 10
Dsrei8rs-houses ...................... ....... ............ ;:, 13,352 0 7Akeiaahud iaasd ssd Buibbnpn. ...—-—....... 55,223 16 0
, 13352 0 7 9.04013 I~
,22316 0 10.99919 2 l
R ~ d R s d R ~ d; r R s d R s d R s d R ~ d i R s dutdBrencb Sans andatberBaabscae 177,139 6 9 5,097 0 0 6,065 0 0 30I 6 9; 80,104 3 6 1.462 10 0 81,566 13 6. 106,734 13
245.715 3 4 "RIB9 0 0 6.0Ri 0 0 256/V. 3 4~
100,144 15 9 1,915 10 0 I02.060 5 9 i 154211617 71
HXED AND ROLLINC SIOCK AND HORSES ACCOUNT.
BalanceApril 3rd, 1929
s d1$,1B6 18 2
Additkns l
'
Tntal
R ~ d R s d1.06 5 0
~
16,982'3 2
Fnaa Sale af FreedFccs Snck 0 Harass
s d R ~ d s d1,288 0 0 152 16 5 45 15 0
Writte Off
R s d64 0 0
I
Oct 2nd, 1929 Tatel
s d R s d15.431 11 9 '
16,982 3 2
MILLINC PLANT ACCOUNT.
Balsa ca.April 3nl, IB19
R ~ d4~7 10 3
ArbBIIaas
R ~ d
Toad
R ~ d4.547 10 3
Oa. 2nd, 1929
R ~ d5ml 0 0
R ~ d4,047 10 3
R ~ d4547 10 3
BdancaNcsumal Valse TaslOct. 2nd. 1929
SHARE CAPITAL ACCOUNT.
Tu W~,. Farfeu ~ (Feud Sack Afcj. .....,. Fuss ...... ...........................
s d R s d64.125 3 4
6015 521 11 0
64,207 9 9
457,733 2 7
8521,940 12 4
By Balance, April 3rd, 1929„Discoont .........................„ Interim Discaunt .............„ Interest„ Interim Interest„Contnhutions
R s d R s d451,327 4 10
16,193 19 915,528 3 I
9,179 5 217 11 11
29,694 7 770613 7 6
R521,940 12 4
s d13,265 8 6
R s dBy Balance, April 3rd. 1929 .............................. 12,442 8 6
:-, "- m s:",e:...:. .,uilsroraunnsssm. ' "'- — — - --=:"--se e's'.:—' ' - . '
Tu Btdssua Aped 3ul, 1929Cack adsencad this kslf~ —.—.——
R ~ d14R312
14,934 4 ll105 15 11
3,159 18 1018,199
RI6VI2
e d2 0
19 8
I 8
„~Oca 2ad 1929 ........s d R s d
7, 107 12 3159,404 9 5
166,512 I 8
R166,512 I 8
R17.104 3 0
1,516 18 5351 10 0
RI7,954 3 0
TRADE ACCOUNT
To Stock in hand ............„Coods and Carriage„Productive Wages .........
Expenses„Distributive Expenses ...
s d E s d161.884 12 7
348.771 15 727, 163 2 I10,803 3 660.412 13 2f
447, 150 14 4f33.066 6 8
E 642.101 13 zf
By Goods sold„Dtscount on Purchases. .........-----„Stack in hand, October 2nd, 1929 ..
487,628 12 If1,506 14 3
152.966 7 3
y642, 101 13
PROF1T AND LOSS ACCOUNT.
To Non-Members' Discount„Subscriptions ..................................„Club Bonus., Collective Life Assurance„Superannuation Fund ..„Festival»„Intenm Discount at I/5 in E„Vnder-estiinated Share Interest,.Wriuen off (Fixed Stock Account)
E s26 18
102 11450 0
2, 155 13480 343 2
15,528 3179 564 0
d E s d560579I20
19,029 17 1118,729 0 4
E37,758 18 3
By Balance hom lwd I If-year. .....„Over ommated Dwwmnt
„CoSactive Life Awuranca refund ....onunission
E s d711 5 Qf
3285 3 73,996 8 7
689 16 86 6 3f
33.066 6 8
E37.758 18 3
AUDITOR'STO THE MEMEEEE OP THE LINCOI. N CO OPERATIVEsSOCIETP, LTD.,
LADIES AND GENTIEMEN,
I. the undersigned, have examined the Books and Accounts of your Society for the Half-Year ended Oct. 2nd. 1929, and hesehy certifyOct. 26th, 1929.
DEPARTMENTAL
DBPABTNBNTS
Warehouse ................„.....,..... ., .Central Crocery. ..................,........
Drapery arid Millmery ....„.Boca and ShoeButdwry and BranchesCoalsTailoring .........,..Outfitting and Ready-MadesFurnishingJeweSery snd FancyDrug
Building ..................................,..Mill snd Bakery
Hykebam Farm. .Branston FarmWelbourn FarmBwdney Fans ...........................Brscebridge Branch .Bmton Road BranchShakespeare Street BnmchRipon Strmt BranchWelboum BranchMethermgham BranchGurwick Road Branch. ..........,.„...Saxilby BranchBaggeimlme Road Branch ........,....Cresbam Street Branch .............,..Bardney BranchHomcssde BranchSkwford BranchHigh Sueet BranchMark u Rorno Bmnch ........,..........Reephsm BranchWom Street Branch. ..............„.,Hacktborn Bnmdi
Tcalby Street BranchCoulson Read BranchBnnwmn BranchWasbingborough BreachShmspool Branch .......................Zhtwth Hzkebam Bran'ch8'i'.""Goes Branch
Farl Brandi
GoodsParchased
and Carriage
Shocks andAccounts owingApril 3rd, 1939
s d166579 7 5
d302
1009696
ll58962
105200
s14,226 121,633 4
33,947 812,290 184,765 18
293 162,478 188,569 96,761 32,%2 IS2,157 08517 176.049 16
637 21,815 17
10.010 93248 54,887 182541 171540 10
569 01,190 162,110 92.144 I1529 9I ~ 15
978 151,7S7 2I,I35 05526 11
1,827 43,016 10I,I40
!
I 368
988 15
3537014 55,878 IZ 5
19.201 0 49,013 2 102/16 18 108.049 17 0
20,923 18 6819'13 2
4,590 19 318,441 10 8
~
49,995 2 O
4,883 8 4791 12 6
1.069 6 3707 18 11438 7 9
00[
0;0'Ol0'
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D
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168.506 3 7 348,77I-I5 2
ProductivetradesTransfers . Expenses
s d1,315 16 10
18,396 4 01,344 9 6
113 52,377 4 I
o 6 612 16 1050 12 I
1,868 13 I2019 4
191 17 1133 9 91115 4
4 ISO O 727517 3509 16 0247 9 8462 4 4
15.013 18 210,614 12 34,509 08.%8 15 5
12,948 1816,617 19 88,440 12 09,463 16 78,984 16
11,616 12 I2 14 Io
13,737 Z 8I5,788 515,190 16 Io10,236 2 37,421 12 4
f0,493 3Zglo 2 101,161 17 96,163 18 46318 12 0
10.473 6 IZv'tzl 16 84,740 18 72.711 13 2),701 19 ll5461 6 6.SM 135,261 13 11
s d4,137 10 82,462 6 06.663 19 41,787 12 44,574 102,386 19 5
70Q 7 101,600 18 33,151 11 3
381 4 5964 9 7
2.Q49 16 D
5.533 19 101.555 15 2
138 Il Io795 2 11310 12 741952
1,831 17 21322 15 2.528 7 31,068 6 111.714 3 81,832 4 8
948 Q 41.112 15 9
952 13 II~ 201,113 14 32,098 8 8E501 17 81.922 4 101,494 5 5
887 10 41.295' 7 6
Sfao 9142. 8 4730 14 2753 17 0
1,172 7 4876 14 10566 0 I318 17 0213 18 10
'621 13 3980 13 67343 8
1.186 17 101,961 18 8
350 0 0
1,460 8 11
134 8 4
12.641 2 74,002 7 82.126 6 ll
465 19 I1,009 2 9
520 14 5525 4 Q
93 0 5150 I 8
19 Ip QB5 0 0
197 IB 9
7714 I76 0 029 6 0
27,163', 'l I Zl +15 16285,888 18 2
Net Prhnhs
918 16 2f2.357 0
765 14 If349 6782 I -I353 9 1.1"436 13 8
2,305 16119 18 ll429 16 0
4.831 17 105.829 11 2
240 S 63 711
1.422 2 lo225 17 6649 13 2988 16 3505 15 3288 10 10547 6 zf563 5 2
1.037 14 4563 13 0644 7 7786 13962 10 8452 8 I447 15688 15 9
1,079 11 2548 0 0547 19591 8407 62
7045 5429 7 4495 9783 2389 2274 16153 5135 13 6356 lo 8664 6 I264 9 5
2,301 I 535567. 8, I
E33.066 6 8
Bate per d
Es d
0 0100 I 40 2 I003Qi 20 I 7$0140 20 I0 211
0 I0 0100110 I Of0090 I I0 I lf0 I 1$0 I 50 I0 I0 00 00 I 2d0 Ol&&0 I0 Olid0 0 Ilf0 I0120 I0 I 30 QI@0100 011$0140 I I0 I 40 0
Totals
E s d186,059 7 223,410 1080,870 9 iof22.686 14SII618 0 042,47& 6
Z,223 0 1018,707 Io 93.5011 24,439 3 I8.334 3 2
46515 14 671,422 12 913,623 2 P3.482 17 fo
13393 17 95,035 I 06.23219 5
20554 8 713.983 12 85,894 18 10
11.795 417,429 16 621,782 I 411,481 14 412.501 14 1111.702 IS Of15.661 6 910,013 7 221,895 3 Ig22.613 10 '7
20,019 16 lpf1537211 9IO.PZE 10 SfI3'A37 14 7g9;8041 13 -91..606 19 68,044'17 108530 I
13,746 17 if9.668 16 11$6316 16 lid3573 112,397 8 3,7357 15 5
10,864 17 7$7.749 r s
936923' 4
in"' " nTi'i Slxxe CapiudInterest
„Lean Capital„o~L Cmymi.IPhnny Bank Depesda
„'Mmutpxs' lhmds ---"-uathm Fnad ..
„Pn videm Club
., Trade Debts owing„Expenses
„Runrves —.
General Fundinsurance FundWorkmen's Compcsation 81 nnemnity Funds
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS s
457.733 29.400 0
67,268 14113364 I I56,150 51330 7
17,072 6
1,815 1999 0
23356 73.186 17
d S s d70
IIOb
I8
722,719 7
lj3$
1,914 19 50
ll26.443 4 ll
13365 8 65,845 8 08335 19 0
27,446 15 6
18,729 0 4
f797.253 7
By Stack in hand . .„Member Accounts owin„
., Land snd Buildings ...t;, „Fixed Rolhng Stock and Hones ...
„Milling Plant . .., Dairy Plant
lnmttnmnm .—Shann end Loanshfambers' Propwty Account
„Home Keep Stock„Income Tsx to be edslmed„Cash in Bank. ..........................„Cash in head
R s d 8 s d152,966 7 3
7,5R3 10 0160,546 17 3
154.816 17 715,431 11 94,047 10 34.410 0 0
178.705 19 7
228,%1 18 5I59,404 9 5
387.486 7 10571 3 8561 2
69,451 5 11435 12 1$
69.886 IS
f797,253 7
IADE ACCOUNT.
%. P. ARMS'IRONC, Prrhlig Aaditor.
DRPdRTRRNT8
Ceatral GrrxnryDrapery and MIShuxyBarns and Shoes..........................~................. .Buubery end BnachcsCoalsTaileringOudittiag and Reedy-madesFurnishmg~aad Fancy ..
Building .............ltlill snd BakeryConlecuonery. .Hykchsm Farm. .Brsnston Farm ..Welbourn FarmBsrdney FarmBracebridge BranchBunon Road BranchShakespeare Street BranchRipon Street BranchWelhoum BranchMetheringham BranchCenwick Road Branch. .Saxilhy BranchBaggeholme Read BranchGresham Sweet Bran* .Bardney BranchHorncastle BranchSeslord BranchZhgh Street Br *
Manlm Road Bmnch ....... ....TesSvy Street BrmtcbCauben Reed Bmadt
Waebmgbecuugb Bmncb
Cmn Receivedfor Goods sold
s d2,700 13 10
22,022 18 2$34.570 12 3$7370 14 7$
26.466 0 I9,741 13 4k4,256 3 56,696 3 8
18,973 I I 351,413 3 22.885 15 10
39,236 0 21.136 16 32.943 19 8
88 I 82,402 3 5
541 9 7599 19 I
18,001 12 712,372 8 85,342 I IO
10.655 19 6515,280 14 619,123 17 410,087 I 411.104 10 ll10.685 19 0$14,034 14 28.871 14 2
16.162 12 1$19.057 14 718.110 5 10512,459 16 98.993 10 Sj
12,428 I I 75S,50S 9 91,384 0 67,332 8 107.677 4
12.438 5 1$8343 9 llj5304 0 ll53.IISI 4 6j
s d170.469 18 10
12,494 15 105,158 10 81.671 6 51,946 8 3
628 13 I2,994 I I 37,838 4 IO
383 4 52.613 18 I2,741 17 I
62, 198 3 1010.176 17 7, 1740 5 9
927813 91,097 19 10
805 8 8
aecottats owiagOct. 2nd, 1919
s d
116 17 0812 0 023 13 0
603 2 0
336 0 0149 16 0583 15 0
11 6 03010 0
500 18 0122 18 0
377 19 0114 17 042 2 073 2 0
236 ll 0237 4 0
81 0 0300 7 08213 027 8 0
342 5 0 )
439 5 0311 3 0107 4 0222 7 0180 16 0163 2 0124 16 048 19 02990
131 2 046 8 05316 069 6 09717 0
Discount oaPanhssse
S s d997 3 0
238 6 03017 0012 0I 3 0
16 6 09413 371 2 0
I 3 66 5 6
22 II 024 15 0117 0
St 1-in a dOct. 2nd, 1919
s d11,891 II 61.270 15 0
32,7M 15 910.102 19 62.876 19 6
787 2 01,985 IS 48,772 6 7
2,630 6 02.797 13 93.814 8 37,939 19 8
500 7 91.656 2 68,640 17 93.169 14 I4 677 iS 6I .974 17 01,496 7 0
510 15 01,066 3 01,912 I I 02,421 0 01,313 13 01,096 17 0
934 6 01,599 4 7
'799 8 05,293 6 03,244 13 01,802 7 02,690 8 0
899 4 01736 I 01,171 8 0
174 0 0683 0 0721 15 0
1,262 4 01.071 11 0
743 10 0287 IO 0
d186.059 7 2Z3,410 10 2580.870 9 IOI22,686 14 9$31,618 0 012,476 6 757,273 0 10
18,707 10 93,5011 2 454,433 3 I8,334 3 2
46,315 14 671,422 12 913,623 2 03,4S7 17 10
13,393 17 95,035 I 06,737 19 3
20.354 8 713,983 12 85,894 IS 10
11,795 417,429 16 621,78Z I 411,481 14 412,501 14 ll11,702 18 0$15.661 6 910,013 7 221.895 3 1$22,613 IO 720,019 16 10515,372 I I 910,073 10 Si13.827 14 759.%4 13 91,606 19 68,044 17 108,530 I 9$
13,746 17 159.668 16 Ill6.316 16 ll)3.573 I I
HYKEHAM FARM.
To Stock m harsh October 3rd. 1928 ...Gocck and Pigs ourducedTrsnslers fram other pcrtmenmWages!reerect., Expam»
s d1591 9 61315 10 8604 15 6881 15 51&6 0 0132 10 7
84,692 I 8
By Sales„Transfers to oti»r~
Stock in lomd October 2»d„1929.
E s d162 19 9
2869 11 63 711
1656 2 6
c»469? I 8
BRANSTON FARlVL
Da.To Stock in hand, October 3rd, 1928 ..
Goods and Ca»le pochssed„Tranders from other Departments,. Wages
Interest".Expcmes
s d Ca.10315 7 4 By Saks2726 16 0 „Tnmsfers to other ~ts
691 6 52007 15 0 .. Stock in hand. October 2nd, 19291216 0 0428 I 2
$17385 5 11
. a4561 4 32761 I I
1422 2 108&40 17 9
817385 5 11
WELB0URN FARM.
Da.To Stock m borak October 3rd, 1928 ...
'Goods aad Catde enchased„Trmsfers fram other pcrtmcnm
Wages„ Interest,. Expenses
8 s d3245 8 111556 0 7512 4
1040 15 10420 0 0229 10 I
E7,003 19 6
By Sales„Tres»fms to other Dcpartmeam
Stock in bench October 2ad, 1929
s d1083 5 92525 2 2225 17 6
3169 14 I
BARDNEY FARM
Da.To Stock in hatch October 3rd, 1928 .
Goods and Coals pnrcased„Tmasfem fmm other~„Wegm„interest
s d4117 13 I924 12 8924 6 8983 I 11676 0 0217 11 11
CL S ~ dBy Sales 958 3„Tranifcm to other~ .-.... .......................-. IM ll 4.. Lese ...,.................................--..—...----..-..---..--.---. 649'I3 2
Smck m bead, Ocmbcr 2nd. 1929. . .......... 4677 18 6
E7,843 6 3 87.86 6 3
BUILDING DEPARTlbIENT TRADE ACCOUNT.
'. Da.Tn Stock m hami, October 3»l, 1928 .
Gaada pend»ecd .Ti»iefem hoes atbar Dspmamga
„Wagm.Expenses„Pro&t
8 s d9027 4 11543 15 0
34879 & 44912 0
23925 3 34028 8 34831 17 10
877,285 7 7
CaBy Sales
Debts .,. Trmsfcm as od»r~
Disbknd„Stock m head, Otgcbm 2nd. 1929
~ d68222 13 8
500 18 04707 14 11
39 12 93814 8 3
877~ 7 7
e ua ry ee w m e on . , at putn
l4presentative i—Mi-' A. F WILLIAMS.WASHINcsuuouuu Bxxneu Comnrrnz. —iVlr. H. P. Wailer. Wssbingborougb (Choirman); Mr. W. Rsstsll, Wsshingborough (Sccrctciy); Mesdames W. Clark, Gilbert, Johnson snd
Taylor. Wsshingborough: Messrs. R. Draper, J. O. Dixon, and H. Sumner, Wasbingborough.
Tha Quarterly Meeting wiB be haM in the CO OPERATIVE INSTff UTE, NORTH~on FRIDAY NOV. 6th, at 7Ml4prcsentstive i—Mr. F. H. TRUSWELL
Hvxxnssc Bsstrcg Cnmttrrrgx —Mr. G. Berridge, Myrtle Housn Station Road, +forth Hyliebsm (Chairman): Mr. F. Brown, Hope House, Station Road, North Hykebsm(Secretary) r Mr. W. Goodbsnd, Lingley Road, North JIykeinm; Mr. W. Whitney. Lsngley Road. North Hykebsm; Mr. Hcriey, Ronde House, Newark Road; Mr. Ramadan,Nevea House, Moor Lame North Hylmbam t Mns Brahfmcj Helly House, North Hylmbun t Mrn Rabarndmw, Inngdakr House, Nmvark Road, North Hybdnm; Mrs. Brenea.Ripms Honte, Newark Road, North Hylmbmn.
Tha Qmntarly Meeting will ba hald in tbe SCHOOL ROOM, BRANSTON, on FRIDAY NOV. 6th, at 7 txnn Reprcrcntstive: —Mr. T. O. CLAPHAIVL
The Qnartady Mooting will ba bald on tbs BRANCH PREhUSES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, at 7p.m. Representative: —Mr. F. J. OLDERSHAW.
Wgumugn Bxsnczt Cnstnmsz. —Mr. T. Taylor, Wclbourn (Chairmen'); Mr. H. Frsoldin, The Green, Welboum (Scuerery): Mr. R A Dews, Welbourn; blr, A. Codd
Caythorpet Mr. Howssm. Normaetoa; Mr. E. Ogden, Wellingore; Mr. F. Mspletborpe, Weiimgore; Mr. IL Body, Coleby; Mr. J. Jscluon, Hsrmston.
Thc Quarterly Meeting will be hald at the WOMEN'S INSTITUfE, SAXILBY, oa SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, at 6W pun. Representative: —blr. G. T. C, KEALEY.
Sxxrcev Bmscu Coumvrry —Mr. G. Marshall, Cliurch Lane, Ssxilby (Chairman); Mr. G W Orby, West Bank. Ssxilby (Secretory) i Mr. H. Ccvill, Western Avenue, Ssxilby
hir. J. Whestley, Cherry Tree House, Ssxilby i Mr. FL Gsrke, Ssxilby i Mr. J. W. Valley, Mays Lane, Ssxdby; iVlr. L Hell, 2 Council ~ Ssmlby; Mr. H.Lindsey. Mill Lane, Ssxilby: Mr. G. Hill. Pariah Cottages, Fenton, Ssxiiby.
Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be Iudd on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, at 7 Reprunntstive: —Mr. F. GRAINGER.
Bxsnvxv Bxsucu Counrvrtx. —iVrr. G H. Tindsii, Bsrdney (Choirman); ivlr. W. W. Mmnwell, Abbey Road, Bsrdney (Secretary); bfr. F. Pcdiey, Siiuon Roid, Birduey; Mr
J. E. Lmtin, Queen Street. Bsrdney; Mr. R. Kent, I'ne .vhnor, dirdney; Air. rk Woodcock, Wrsgoy Road. Bsrdney; Mr. A. Belton, Station Cousges. Bsrdney; Mrs.
L Belton Station Cottages, Bsrdney: Mrs. Psdley, Station Road, Bsrdney.
Tha Quarterly Meeting will be beld on ths BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASI'LE, on SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, at 7 pan. Representative: —Mr. H. BELL
Huxucsxrrz Busucu Cotcurrrxx —Mr. G Reed. 107 I'oundry Street, Horncsstie (Chairman): iMr. W. H. Brsder, Csgtborpe House, Horncsstle (Secretary); Mr. S. Ling, 95 Foundry
Street, Horncsstle; Mr. G. Bs)I, 57 Spilsby Rm4 Horncsstle: Mr. J. Csrrott. Ttumbleby.
Tba Quarterly Meeting will be hald on tbe BRANCII PREMISES, SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, at gu70 paa. Representative: —ibfr. IL IL RUDD.
Stgssrnm Battcctt Cosrsrrrrsz~. Willson, Sdver Street, Ruskington (Chairmen): Mr. C. Duffin, 67 Wait Banks, Slesford (Sicrcrery); 91r. Coubng, Ewerby, Sfmford; Mr.
Edeabrow, Gatehouse. Siesford Moor, Slesford; Mr. Simpson, 68 Northgste. Slesford; Mr. picker. I2 Queen Street, Siesford; i)rr. pest, i6 Westgste, Slesford; Nfr. Ellis.
6 Alexaadra Road. Sesford.
Yfsa Quarterly Ilhethsg will be hald on tbe BRANCH P~ MAREEI RASEN, on SATURDAY, NOV. at 7 Represeatative ~.G. HARRIS
Manggt 14sgn Bnuccg~—Mr. F. Bartas, North Owemby. Linadn (C/iamnoa); Mr. J. IL Stanifonb. Nonh Williagbam Road, Msrkm Raven (Sccrctmp): Mr. G.Bgvsns, Kilnwelf Reed, Market Recap t Mr. Dcmse, Ress Cottages Msrint Raeae t Mr. Ahoh, Middh Raven, Market Rasea; Mrs. Garner, Sunnymede. Market l4een t Mrs.
Jma'ns, Cbapmaa Swmt, Market Recco t Mr. Starf ag, Lynwsed Read, Madnt Raven Mr. Appbssn, Dear Samer. Mackin Rasen.
Jewellery and Fancy Depts.SILVER STREET and BANK STREET
FOR
Christmas 8r. New Year Presents
CLOCKS WATCHES BAROMETERSALL GUARANTEED.
Chotce Selection of DRESS RINGS & SIGNET RINGS '
22-ct. WEDDING RINGS'
We give a handsome case of Tea Spoons to purchasersof each Wedding Ring.
Silver and Electro Plated Goods in great variety.
See. our Windows during -November aud. De9:mber lfor
Greeting Cards, Calendars and Fancy Goods.
Purses, QWallets, Music Cases, Brush Sets, Hall Sets,Ebony and Tor'toiseshell Goods.
SPECIAL . SHOW of LADIES' HANDBAGS,
direct from. C.WS. Factory, Newcastle, and of the verybest quality.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.
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DRU G DEPARTMENTcxxt cl eccl
, 'PREVEXT 5'INTER ILLSBest RUBBER HOT WATER BOTTLES, from 3/6 each
~~
INFLUENZA MIXTURE, 1 /3' per bottle.
GINGER WINE ESSENCE, 9d. per bottle.
„.„,CO'OP. CHEST & LUNG TABLETS, 6d. per box.
BRONCHIAL MIXTURE, 6d. and 1/-' per bottle.
ULTRA-VIOLET RAY LAMPS & TREATMENT.h
'-""- MEDICATED WINES. ,
Hall's 'Wi~iaL""'. :-. -- 5/6 perrhottle; 3/3 per I-bottle:.Win~cc-.",~-'„.", .... ' - .-. ; 5/6;;.:, .":,:="'-',".5'f3' ';j, „'
Qi'ihcated Burgundy —4/6'
2/3
BOOT & SHOE DEPT. -',.::-,";gg4
New Premises (t'-:&si-'s) 375 High St.LINCOLN.
The Departments for Good Serviceand Value for Money.
I"ents' BOOTS Ec SHOES 'Nheatsheaf' Brandfn the following prices .—
12/11, : 14/11, 16/6, 16/11, I&/11, 21/-, 25/-
A Good Selection of
Girls', Boys' & Youths' BOOTS & SHOESin the following productive Brands:
Holyoak, Ivy, I. & U., Union, Midland, Sperope,Excellon and Equity.
A Large Variety of Ladies' BOOTS Q SHOES~4
Wheatsheaf, Sperope, Excellon, Progress, Self-Help,and Equity Brands.
REPAIRS No increase in our Prices. REPAIRS
Rec'eitt'inst Depots .—CENTRAL, SUB-CENTRAL and all Branches.
PRDMpT ATrENTtoN, Cot'LEGTIoN AND DELnxav.
Furnishing 8t Hardware DeptsFreeschool Lane and High Street
Buy Seasonable Goods from Your Own Shop
We hold large stocks of
Fireside Curbs and Companion Sets
NICE COMFY CHAIRS TO SIT IN.
LIGHT IN DARKNESS!Ail kinds of GAS FITTINGS, BURNERS, GLOBES
sND MANTLES, '
Portable Gas Fires. 'Oil Lamps and Heaters.
WIRELESS.3-VALVE SETS with Valves, from R5 6s. Od.
PORTABLE SETS from AS Os. Od.
;-.'i~w during November and . December.
,--t:.;~,gaS1E~,,easy, ,/tSts jyituttg our Club. ,
ADVERTISEMENTS
DRAPERY, MILLINERY & MANTLE DEPARTME
We have Choice Variety of
Ne~v Goo@s fox Autumn ~nd 'Wi~tcx-g5
QrrTc)
THE
NEWEST FASHION FEATURES
1N OUR cot.tzciloN OF
Ladies' R 1Yiaids'
Winter CoatsMade in Faced Cloths & Velour Cloths,
lined Artificial Silt. Fur Collar and
Cuffs.
From 57/6 Latest Shades
ALSO
TAILORED STYLES
from 39/11 OS.from 42/6
FANCY MIXTURE-
TXVE E D GOATSLined Artificial. Silk. Fur Collar
and Cuffs.
From 45/6 Very Smart.
I OWnqO&&-'-
Single Bed Size from 16/11Double Bed Size - from 91/-
C.W.S,
WOOL BLANKETS
Tailored Styles (Sesni Fitting)
Iron 29/11
IVe haoe Coats specially. designed
for Matronly Figures. From'
29/$ $ Genuine Value
which toe are displaying in these Departments.
I Ladles
EIDER QUILTS) Fine I'eIt HatASSORTED STYLES
From 4/$ 'j
BLACK tk NEVVEST SHADl
LADIES'(:- REAL VELOUR IA1From 12/11
ALL LEADING, SHADEc
, 1s
. Children's Milliner
CHOICE VARIETY
.AT KEEN' PRICES.
Dainty Dame Frocl
From 12/11VERY ' LATEST STYLE
Ladies', Cashmere Over tGAITERS from 4/6 Ps
PairLadies' Fabric Fleece lined . '. . from INKS
GLOVES Ladies'Darlr, Tan Nappa Fleece lined fro 5/Il GLOVESI Ladies' „„„Furtrinuned from I/6
54" FANCY TWEEDS for Coats ~ 54' FACED CLOTHS for Co'
3/11, 5/11, 6/11, 8/11 serious — ~ 6/1 1, 8/11, 10/11 Latest Shade
%'K CARDS'L IY — INVITE 'A VISIT TG THESE ISED'EtTMg~..s
