HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1943-2-3, Page 9THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, February 10th, 1993
RATION BQQK No. 2
—HOW. AND WHEN i0 GET IT
For the convenience of the public and to ensure speedy
distribution, New Ration Book No. 2 will be issued
locally at the following distribution centres.
ADDRESS
DATES HOURS
Brussels library, Brussels Feb. 20, 23, 27 1.30 toy6 p.m.
The new Ration Book will NOT be Mailed to you. It must be called for. Before you can
secure the new Ration Book you must fill in and surrender the application card in
the back of your present Ration Book No. 1. This card should be left in the Ration
Book for the distribution officer to tear out. If already detached, it should be brought
along with your present Ration Book, so the name and serial nwnber may be checked.
You do not surrender your present Ration Book as it contains Coupons yet to be used.
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OUR RATION BOOK
MAKE SURE ABOUT.
YOUR SERIAL NUMBER
Your name and present place
of residence (in the case of
children, the .esidenee of the
parents) must: be printed
clearly in Block Tetters.
Make sure that your serial
number, including letters
and figures as shown on
the front cover of Ration
Book No. 1, is clearly
written on the application'.
card. This serial number,
including the two letters
before the number, is your
ration book identification
for the duration.
Residents of Rural Areas may apply on behalf of their neighbours, providing Ration
Book No. 1, and properly filled in application cards, are presented,
In the case of residents of a town or city, any senior or responsible member of a house-
hold may apply for new Ration Books on behalf of other members of the household,
providing Ration Book No. 1 and properly filled in application cards, are presented.
Children under sixteen will not be allowed to apply for new Ration Books, either
for themselves or other members of the family.
RATION ADMINISTRATION
TH.E••WART:IME•:r PRICES A"DE -BO'ARD
CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR REFERENCE.
LRB. 2
Repair Farm Machinery
In haying time last year a farmer
lost ten hours of time and made two
special trips to town for repairs
when a mower broke down. A small
casting, which costs less than one
dollar, was lost in the nay field and
operated
tbe o
the mower could not p
until it was replaced. This delay
could have been avoided and valu•
able time saved for •a cost of one
cent, as the delay was caused by a
Listowe
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Weston's Restiuran.t:,
Home Away From Home
BELL. & BENSON
BRUSSELS ONTARIO'
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pablic
Elmer D. Bell, B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service) : ' Wednesday,; and Saturday
afteineons).
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS.
Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
allowed the castrng to fall off the
mower, If this pin (tat been in-
spected and replaced before the
haying season started, the hay crop
would have been harvested earlier
with less labor hours and at a low-
er cost, observes W. i(albfleiscn, Ag-
ricultural Engineer, Central Experi-
mental Farm, Ottawa,
Nekt summer many last minute re-
pairs will not be poseible due to con-
ditions caused by the war. Provision
has been 'made for the production of
a large volumeof repair parts, bort
all dealers may not have all the
parts whioh may be required at a
moment's notice, Because oe citffi•
°trifles in transportation and .in
estimating the requirements of each
district, It It necessary to order
repair pants early so that the
enachinery dealers can place the
required parts in stock.
Both labor and money can be save
ed by 'Ordering repair parts .now and
by thoroughly overheating machin•
ery and egnipunent this winter,
To determine the repair parts
Which aro required every machine
should bo inspected, After the first
order of parts are obtained the
macltiuea should be overhauled and
all additional repair parts metered
so that they sae be need when the
machines are being assembled,
btot.only should field ina°hlnery be
overhauled, but It Pumps, grlpdere,
teed hoPPens and othisr such equip-
ment are reconditioned now, labor
can be saved next summer.
Binder Twine For Farmers
Only, Says Munition Order
There is good news for the fann-
ers of ,°auade in the new Order on
hard fibre rope issued recently by
the Department of Munitions and
Supply, This Order provides that
no bard fibre shall be used In the
making of tying twine, upholstering,
and skipping ropes among other
things, It also points out that
binder twines may be used only for
binding and tying agricultural crops'
(Canada is facing a serious short-
age of hard fibre, as the math source
of supply of these fibres was cut off
w+lien the Japanese over -ran the
South Seas.
Manila repo that has no further
use provides flue eaivage, • Woim,out
hay fork rropes, halter ropes. i5
fact any rope fibre that has outlived
Its usefulness will be accepted at the
Salvage Depots.
Rope is needed for the Navy. Mer-
chant Merino, and for military 5111-
poses. fin the army Canadian hemp
is used for .the pulletbroubghe em-
ployed for cleaning rifle and mach-
ine gin barrels, Rope is also used
in the making of insulating paper
for odaper-wiring, an essential ma-
terial in electrical worst op airplanes
and °titer war equipment.
(ar of Wheat and Oats to
Arrive :in February
Shipping conditions uncerta i1
Leave Your. Order for Canada Packers Fertilizer
Before It Is Too Late.
D. b:. Mac' avish
Phone 46
A Recipe For
War Butter
With the rationing of butter the
press has been beseiged with re-
quests for recipes for war butter,
Recently the St. Mary's Journal
Argus asked its readers to respond
to the demand, and recently that
nevyspaper reprinted the footow,in g,
which is declared to be the best
idea yet developed for making your
weekly ration go twice as far it is
sent in by, Mns. George Parker of
Motherwell. and is known as "Magee
Butter Spread" Here It is: If you
have an electric heater, you will
think nothing of whipping 11J a
Sound at a ttme of the eteeer or
if you are doing it .byd, using a
rotary leater,,
,. ,y double beater
is' bests;' -wars, Parker advises using
Just a half pound of butter at a
time. Wow go ahead as follows -1
envelope (1 tablespoon) plain un -
flavored gelatine; 14 cup cold water;.
1 pound good butter (at room temp-
erature); 1 16 -ounce can of evapor-
Will Hitler Scrap
The Eiffel Tower?
Famous Structure Would
Yield 7,000 Tons of Metal
Is .the Eiffel Tower about to fall
into the hands of German wreckers?
Last week a Paris dispatch printed
in Sweden asserted that the world-
famous landmark "has rusted be-
yond repair as the result of neglect"
if the Eiffel Tower ,has really fallen
to disrepair this has happened
against the desires of most Freneh-
men, says the Stratford Beacon -
Por they know that every
51." Yea3>s. the towering pride of
ParisiaLs 1,w�.11een painted by 69
daring workmen" wee t,,,eaiteeeeiter
refused to wear safety belts (a1-"
though at least five were killed co •
each job). A year ago the German 1
invaders talked covetously of the '.
tower's 7,000 tons of metal. The
rust story sounds suspiciously like a
Nazi lie spread as a forerunner to
the destruction of the best known
a:ted autlk (at room temperature or feature .of the Seine landscape.
fresh milk—see below) a little salt, Built for the Paris Exposition in 4
Measure gelatine into a howl and 1.889, the Eiffel Tower ha•s been -?
pour in the cold water; allow to called "an up -ended bridge that -,
soften for five minutes. Plane ever went nowhere except into the heart
trot water and stir until the gala of bourgeois France." A1s
tine is dissolved. Cut butter into Gustave Eiffel 'himself or,
small pieces and .aflow to stand at mitted: "1 know it is atrocio
there it is, and there it stay
so all 984 feet of the -...E1
stayed—its massive toes du,
below .the 'bed sof the 'Seine and its"
head lifted serenely into the Paris
haze.
The builder slept soundly in the
tower while the German planes of
room temperature or in a warm
place until softened—but do not
melt it. Combine milk and dis-
solved gelatine. Gradually 'whip
into the butter, using :1 rotary
beater or an electric mixer. 'lien
the milk .mixture is very thoroughly
beaten in, add salt to taste, if
desired. (The milk may separate the last- war attacked the City of
a little, in whioh case :ontinue L'hht. He read poetry there
heating until all is mixed in) while the shaft swayed four feet 4
Yellow food coloring may he added, f in the wind and the Summer ,1
if
,desired. Keep In refrigerator lightning leaped and crackled in
when not In use. TSO there YOU are, the fretwork. Both the man and
ladles, If anyone of our readers the tower looked down cynically
has a different or similar recipe, on riot, royalty, rand tour1bre ,. To- , t
The Post will be glad to publish it. gether, for decades, they calmly`" -7-" ---7''
survived the demands of highly 3
"Weis mon
troaity" come tumbling down. }
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By Jame, 1940 when the Boche
came again, Eiffel had been dead
for 17 years, but his tower saw
the German panzers .arrive and
int wore, in shame, the hated swas-
tika. (Greedily the aggressors
eyed the metal loot, but hesitated to
rub salt into the bleeding wounds of
the French masses. And so the
Eiffel Tower was spared—for the
time. But now its end may be near.
Tt will be so easy—and so typical of
Hitlerienl--4o find an excuse. In the
rust that is eating into the structure,
to destroy the tower, and steal the
iron scrap. -
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is but �I
And+i
Tower
,cep
A11 Dionoes Now
Livitig Together
Although the new Thome home
now funder construction will not
be .00m•pleted before March or
April, the Dionne family has been
re -united with its famous quin-
tuplet daughters for several weeks,
Keith Munro, business manager for
the Quints, said last week,
When original plans calling for
a Christmas reunion of the Quints
with other members of their family
broke down because of construction
delays in their new home near
Callender, Ont., Pape Dionne moved
his family out of the now historic
frame farmhouse in whioh the little
girls were -born Frees the road to
the Dionne nursery -4,* �vhueh the
Quints have lived �sin•ee they e' eec-
three months old.
The move was made r, Iietly
shortly after the Quints and their
parents returned from a trlp to
Toronto during which they macre
several appearances In air] of
Canada's Third Victory 'Loan.
The Sisters of 'the Assumption,
supervising the health and educe-
tional welfare of the Quints. have
established their quarters In
what was formerly the staff house
adjacent to the nursery, Three c1
the four ,sisters are teachers and the
other is a nurse.
artistic people that s- e
Inners Get Break
edit Order
Crecllt the ns for the purchase of
farm machine y have been made
easier in aconsumer'reekeded
credit
order announced 'ffe s, leek by the
4Tsartime Prices and Trati'b`esl3oard.
The down payment on Yarn] mach
leery Inc been set at one-thiri the
cash -price. The trade-in cannot be
considered as the down payment
and must be deducted teem the
balance. Farmers ere allowed two
years. for payment in full.
Exhort Packers
BUYERS—Of A11 Kinds of • ' =
Live and Dressed Poultry . ro .
We will call at your place •415:7,5' o
for any quantity. , $ a. p.5% % a
n
Premium prices paid for Milk Fed ChioiF, 0 1-+ o
Before you sell your Poultry, call of phoned : X Bi t els
Also—All kinds of Feathers it q sef ll t e,
We have an expert on our staff who All catgOxir in
Free of Charmo b-, 003'''"'d
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