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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-5-15, Page 2WiWNESPA,Y, MAX 15th, 192Q, Dorit let tires awi-Iyour s Holiday / ke WHEN you plan that rrip, be sure to plan your tires. You can't enjoy yourself if you're worrying about blowouts all the time. Drive around here and let us equip your car with Do - Minion Royal Cords or Royal Masters. They are a sound foundation for a carefree holiday. We have absolute confidence in these Dominion Tires. We have watched them in service and we know they will deliver the mileage. bominion Royal Cords are the standard by which tires are judged — Royal Masters are in a class by themselves. We have Dominion Tires for every car at popular prices. DOMINIORTIRE DEPOT BRUSSELS....... .. . . a ... , ..,.. O. H. Sproule, dine ETHEL ..... ..... ..... ..e„ _ „ . „a._ ..... . .. E L. Desjar WALTON...a ..... ...... ....... . .,„.. —..... ...J. S. L. Cummings half cup of kerosene into each cylue• mae . der hhout once ts week, r.rm it is best his country. home town and always went over -to Leo was born in Tiflis„ Georgia, a --------..-------------------------------. He goes to TOkticio 06 the first Can- to do this while. the engine is Warm adian Minister an he will not only borrow his neighbor's paper, One evening he sent his son over to borrow state of old Russia. At the Hine of his birth, his father, a graduate of -'';----'---;"'"---"--;"--;"---"--' - ----------— niter completing a run. The will be given charge over the entire trade the faculty laws. of Moscow 'Univers- of Canada with the Far East, inciud- the paper, and while the son was oe em ---------------""--*"-----*-----`-------e- tend tn nvevent the g,rooves. If the the way he ram into a large -tend of ity, was Tamatis_aa: i his profession in The Car Owner's Scrap -Book to be rebored tam new mainders hale been scored, they will , ing China, the Malay; 137.31T:u.(100. clitenatii lino i Iv.n.idtilka,a bpurtobhhenilviii I aeeve the bronze Or bras§ from W!Ch USS lig ?03T SERVICE AND ABILITY the bushings are Mede. at is very easy to keep these parts in good con. °mist/4'g' 1/1114/6/." 4.4S4" Exitmigle dliton. Rattles aud melees aee onlyoI VaPlIble Business Matt Give the minor annoyaeces of neglected log Talents to His Country, sheekles, When badly wora they al- Searge Waehleaton Stephens, Calle low the springs to have more of a 1,pd.t4I'sieitylViglietearld4 v3iagin'titIttVis/oLelly,'Itoht," eosebound, often being the cause Ontetandieg rxelni)ln among Canadian eltieene of a suceesafta business Man broken springs. CARBON KNOCKS The carbon knock is due to a par- ticle of carbon. becteetag heated v ititehot by the burning gasee mid to igniting the ',Won is in tue proPee position for the ignition. The inform- ation of carbon is generally due either to the mixture becoming too rich or to oil getting past the piston rings and colluding on top of of the piston valve hembe etc. The latter may be due to the rings leaking or to too much oil being in the. crank ease. 11 the oil used IS tow grade, the foriti- in all these coantrtee. Per laps anon of carbon will beerapid, as It Vas reputation as couplediwith great heat encountered in a gasoline Jatratopr, that caauseeaa bis ,s're5a . It' 'ft thk,-,, very high-grade oil to stand the engine. IA'hen an engine knocks on a the difficult post of chairman 01 the hill, while the spark le properly re- Soar Commiselan• leased, there is too much carbon in temporarily at least, from Germany The Saar Is a little valley taken, the cylinders, which carmen must be by the Attlee. Its populanon Is Ger- removed. The only way to remove man and Prench. Stephens found that all his arts of conciliation were the carbon is to have it scraped out. needed to hold the scales evenly be-. tween them, for although technically PISTON RING LEAKAGE Ise was only the chairmap of the oom- A bad leak at the piston ring will ,ivnirstsaiaoliyofiathsrm yet,aaaiminemtadet, hoer was sound in the engine when climbing. other comraissioners, one was Frenche generally indicate itself by a hissing a hill. This actually is due to a bro. and the other German and they sel- dom were known to agree upon any ken ring, worn rings, the rings stick- celfuetsitileonyaauffeeycting the administration ing because of Carbon or gummed oil getting between them and their Five years in the Saar greatly en - pewees., a se ,.. et -.-sat is, teratelied hanced Sephens' repumtion and, by the same token, greatly improved the .—cylinders, due to the enteine be- economicaLosliatilostnerofdthe little valley coining overheated from lack ot oilStephens arestre- ordwater, or to slots of the rings gat- turned home to Canadaeto ting in line. Where the rings are bro • ' ken or worn they must be replaced. lt at 0 good practice to pour about u • who is ready and ng hit time to public service, says ehe 'formate Star Weekly, Mr. Stephens, perhaps, le beet known as a Montreal blialnedS Ulan W110 fur tielreral years was chairman of the Montreal Harbor Commission. This wet hit first public service aaci he discharged a with such ability that the Canadian Government has never permitted hint, place then, to ratline. to st. lames street, He 18 least known, perhaps, 00 a lIngellet and student of toreign affairs. yett. he speaks English, French, German, Italian and Spanish fluently—Which to remarkable In a business Mall -- and keeps abreast of public opinion Lard Fanner 82, Aberdeen Makes. 'RecOrd.s. GoverrporeGeneral, Now Sings Two SOAP fg:4 Pleonoyraph, agoOtin treueere, The old eeve took the ed- vantege of the hole in the fence, got • Into the cornfield and hilted herself eating green corn. Hearing the race ket, the stingy man% wife ran out of .the house upsetting tour gallon churn full of ere= into a Itheltet of kittens, drowning the whole flock. She slipped on, the cream and fell downstairs,hreaking her leg and e $.19 flee set of teeth. The baby a- lone, crawled into the parlor and ruined a $•10 carpet. During the ex- eiternent the ,datighter eloped with the hired man teling the family sav- ings bank with them, the calves got out and the dog broke ep eleven set- ting vayerhens. Moral—Subserihe for our I • Russian Lad Wins •I Although until six years ago, Leo Melanie, a atudertt 'o the Walker - villa Collegiate, did not know a word of English Wednesday night of last week was declared oratorical champ - pion otthe ntovince of Ontario, at the provincial final in Toronto, where he spoke with fifteen other dietrlet champions. Leo's triumph at Toron- ksORre;; Ae4RQI:EVi to w as not unexpected to his Border J'riends, for he had already captured he sting "Drink To Me Only With- the school championship of the West - Thine Eyes," and "Will Ye No Come ern Ontario Secondary School Aesoc- Back To Me?" iation, by comfortable margins. It Before he left the eseudio he was was at the Wossa's representative able to hear his own voice as it had that he spoke in Toronto last week. been recorded in wax. He said he This win entitles Leo to speak from was making the records privately for the provinces, in the near future, to "a family affair." decide the Dominion ceampion. The be awarded a free trip to Europe. Canada's oldest Board of Tra4 London, May 8 --Lord Aberdeen, former governor-general of Canada, who Is 82 years old, made two gram- ophone records tet Queens Ball LC' day. Accompenied by hie owe pian- ist whom he brought from Scotland, winner of the Dominion contest is to "1 have to work in the store and do my. own housework, too, and 1 got nervous and run-down and was in ked nearly all summer.The least noise would make me hervous. I was told to cake Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege, table Compound and 1 have taken seven bottles. It has made me strong. er and put more color into My face. I am looking after my store and housework and my four children anal am getting along nicely now." —Mrs. 1. Malin, R. R. No, 5, Barton St East, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 1 •"kc Pinkliam's eta IrCompound .f m 'Med. Co., Lyon. Moss 6.55 Cieleoileg Onteeia, Ceet.ed BETTER TAKE THE POST Following the European tour, the perhaps a resutap-ion of us Dominion orator returns by way of Premier Iseing, however, had other D. C., to compete with We once knew a man who was tao Washington' Plans for hiro and now he is Co en- _ representatives from many countries ter upon a career of diplomacy which •I s to stingy to Mire tlee newspaper in his rreat sere ee t decid the world's championship. bees, and in a few minutes nis face whiach°has frequently Tiflis. His mother, a graduate of the • looked like a summer squash. Hear - Commercial College of Kee, had ing the agonized cries of his son, the h i secondal • schools of Tiffis father ran to his assistance and iri do- before her marriage. ing so ran into a barbed' wire fence, —o cutting a bandful of flesh from his anatomy and ruining a $4 pair of semer-LOOK AT YOUR LABEL id and pi stone . (By the Left Hand Monkey Wrench! CLE • ' NG GEAR o, hard. how.,v•-•, that }itof meth Favors 30 Days pride of the Japanese, Chinese and The running -0,2m' t'..tt ear ear, aee telem met. Tee- likely to !eat the heavier part of te•• j(1):1 'Li I W'eet's etellitc . b Auto Drivers the natives .ur Italia, and thus sow- ing the seeds of racial hatred and fu- ut For Drunken be eleelial evict eee.eit. Im. eeuee; A II aVt:Itit. , to eeeeee eor .e.ther tle. ttar,t, w iJ,,. till :at 1' f it,t, With a dr . *— . time wars. It is a task winch will ed. cloth to reeiove any oil or grease I il a Attorney -General Price Approves require all his talen, and ability, but It Ls confidently expected in Ottawa TO GET MAXIMUM POWER ,0•,.:: be til,re. It 16 w,.1.1 to rin,rub“r Stiff Penalty Though Not that he will meet with the same sue - much 10/01in. i,, ,a,,,,d if valves CIA, w:'t. `I' it isi... n trn,ket, was‘lio- ?Unending Law. ease that he has done in the past. are "ground in" quite often, as los.; or parking, there ,.liould be no elm, Thirty days in jail for drunken i i NORSE NAMES IN SCOTLAND. of compression, •mene that the en. Theee if let go, may cause ,,erlous automobile drivers in the majority of gine is not getting ell the power out damage, each as lose of en rme• or threatened the peace of the woi and which has all but defied the statesmanship of the Entriire. His grem task is to carry out the Oriental exclusion policy of this Dom- ! Ion without offending the national 5hould be thorougilly rMsed after the elenereeemn grea., oil S.V:11.2r. of the fuel. This ..hould lei done water. Burned tearing:4 and needle:a, caseele a proper sentence, aecording Possible to Tell From \\latch Parts to Hon. W. H. Price, Attorney Gen - about every 1,000 miles of driving. overheating of the enzine *IF% the reit. . era). While the Attorney -General le Prof. Brogger, of Oslo University, FIRE FROM SHORT CIRCUIT in a lecture at Edinburgh University, vrotnp4. i not contemplating raising the penal - WHEN CAR RIDES EASY 1thirty-day sentence. commented on the striking fact that the majority of the place-names in If fire should occur in the wiring 1ty, he stated he is in accord with the system, it is some.timee hard to lo- the Shetlands and Orkneys were of eate„ and the best bet ss to immedi- Springs should have proper care °For a first offence under dm act" Norse charater. A scrutiny of the ately disconnect. Cala of the cables at to aspire comfortable rennet. Well- old Norse farm names revealed cer- the battery terminate. These fires lubricated springs last longer. A are usually due to a short circuit, mixture of graphite and oil is very and by disconnecting the cable and penetratine and itteting. Spray this electric current which :emu the fire between the leaves anti ride in cone is shut off. , fort, ;without the annoyance of the squeaks. A squeak is annoying, but GASKET REPLACEMENT it is also a warning for it denotes 'When replacing a gasket of any the lack of lubrication. Heed these kind be sure the surface is perfectly warnings promptly for tenger spr- clean. A knife or hacksaw blade inglife. Spring shackles should be makes a good scraper. Do not scrape oiled or greased regularly to pre- wo..111—."i"ffrerrtii New Things Are "News" vilTERY member or every family in this munity is interested in the news of the day. And uo items are read with 'keener relish than announcements of new things to eat, to wear or to enjily in the home. You have the goods N:tiet the desire to sell them. The readers of THE POST have the money and the .lesire to Ituy. The connecting link is AKERTISING. Give the people the good news of new things at advantageous prices. They look to you for this "store news" and wilt respond to your messages. Let us show you that "An Advertisement is an Invitation" said Col. Priee. "the penalty is now from seven to thirty days. In the ma- jority of cases, it is a matter for the local magistrate to decide the sever- ityof the penalty. If I were a mag- istrate I would not hesitate to give a man thirty days for being drunk in tatotypes of names which had been most used In the shetlands, Orkneys, Caithness and the Hebrides. Names in Norway were not only chronolog- ical, but also indicative of the social Position held by ,he families in Nor- way. Further, their geographical liran was sharply defined, and for charge of an automobile. Of course that reason it was possible to con - there are cases where a man may not dude from which parts of Norway the emigration was greatest. This proved to have been the southwestern coasts of Norway (Ag - der, Rogs.land), and the northwest- ern (More). In the A.gder coast dis- tricts in recent years a number of farm sites which had been examined Droved to have belonged to an older Iron Age, and seemed to have been deserted in the seventh or eigh..h cen- turies. They were usually situated In districts which were no longer cul- tivated In an probability a number have been reaally intoxicated. He may have stopped his car at the curb and then been arrested. A man driv- ing his car while drunk should real- ize that he is facing a penalty of thirty days in jail. It ne gets leas than that he is lucky" Hydro Extending eine were relics of the Rural Services of these rem emigrants. 1,,ght Additional Lines This Year Will Servo Over 6,000 Consumers —Cost $2,500,000. Toronto,. May 8.—Fanners of On- tario will benefit from nydro rural distribution once the 1929 plane pro- posed by the hydro eommission in rural districts are completed accord ing to a report issued by the commis- sion here to -day. The hydro Commission propose to build during 1929 over 1,000 miles of primary lines in addition to the 4,000 miles already construet- ed, Those additional lines will serve over 6,000 rural eonsumere, and will cost approximately $2,500,000. There are at present over 377 nines of lines constructed, or aholit to be constructed, which will serve over 1,100 additional . consumers, and will cost approximately $88b' 000. BRAW LADDIES. Toronto Only City In 'British Empire That Has Two Kilted Regiments. There are probably only a very feV, people in Canada who know that To- ronto can boast of a very unique dis- tinction in its military establishment. Althougn very often seen by the in- habitants h will be news to most people that it Is the only city in the British Empire that has two separate kilted regiments, writes Sas. Xinne- burgh in the Toronto Star. Not even 111 Scotland can sucb be Lorsoon tisere :rinstancesseparate that old land - lions of the sante regiment In ane city yet two separate regiments are unknown in any one city, Each regiment Is affiliated with a home unit, the 48th Highlanders hav- ing the Gordon Highlanders and the Toronto Scottish having tbe London Scottish its the parent entablishment, Chronic Bronchitis is quickly and safely relieved by Templeton's wonderful RAZ -MAH. Mr. IT. Truemner, Zurich, Ont., got such relief from a sample of RAZ- MATI t het he bought a $1.00 box, sold, as always, under guanaco of relief or money baek. 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