HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-8-1, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
MEN FOR HOME BUILDING
MUST BE SECURED
Home building h highly essential to over -
tome pressing housing shortages, and to pro-
vide dwellings for the Forces as discharged.
Shortages of workers for building homes and
for producing the building materials are threatening
to impede Canada's program for the construction of
30,000 homes as soon as possible.
All men experienced in home building or in
producing building materials, who are not now
working in either of these industries, are urged to
apply to the nearest office of the National Employ-
ment Service immediately.
Men experienced at home building or producing
supplies, if now in other essential work, will be
given permits to work at jobs which will assist the
house building program.
All men, not now at house building nor pro-
ducing supplies, who can fill a job in this
program, are urged to answer this call.
Apply at once at the nearest office of the.
National Employment Service.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MacNAMARA
Minister of Labour Deputy Minister of Labour
4e.Wita
WILLIAM SPEACE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commiraioaer
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, -- — ETHEL, ONT.
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Boys Overseas Receive
.igadettes From Brussels
Fire Department
Sgt• Elliott W. R A63886
4th 0, el. B. Coy.
Dear Sir;-
la a few lines I want qt show
utv appreciation to -wards the Bras-
sets Fire Brig. Assn, For the .IM -8
hundred Gigs,, on which I received
to -say.
It is to ane a Brea. plea-
sure to know that us lads over
here are being though of in every
way from our home district, Onee
again 1 thank the Fire Brig. Assn.,
very much.
Yours Sincerely
Sgt. Elliott,
.e601874 Pte. Stephenson l'. 11.
11. 0. Coy. Perch llegt., C. A. 0•
Pear Sir:—
Just a few lines to let yua know
that I received the cigarettes sent to
me tbrouglt the Brussels Fir,: Biig'
ade Assn. They are very mach ap-
preciated and I assure you that they
will be greatly enjoyed to the last
oue.
At the present time we're stet'oued
at a place by the name of Sneak, a
fair sized. place, in Northam Boll
end, certainly is a nice part of the
country. The weather sure has ueeu
hot but we, get pleuty of rain. We're
nal doing very much, more or less
killing time, lots of sports and plenty
of amusements. 'Say hello to all the
gang for me,
Yours .Sincerely
Dick,
23 Cdu. Gen. Hosp.
R. C. A, M. 0,
Brussels Fire Dept.
Dear Gentlemen:—
m.1e Received your parcel of Gigs..
Ibis A. M. and I certanly appreciate
Sour kindness. You folks back home
cure try to help us lads out over
1 eve by sending us fags, aad dart
1 th.ek for a minute we don't enjoy
receiving them.
As you will notice by address, I
have changed units. My orginal unit
h,oke up, so most of we lags got. re-
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A 11 Kinds of
Baiting
SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
BAEKE,R BROS.
Phone 6 Butcher Shop Braeseh
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BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,- B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Mr. Benson in attendance Wednesday afternoon
Office open daily from 9—to— 5&30
WANTED
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS.
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
' place for any quantity or you can bring
them to us.
Export Packers 1
PHONE 70x BRUSSELS 11
Ze .ezve
MORE
PICKLES
—but don't risk wasting
precious food and sugar
by spoilage through the
use of inferior vinegar.
Use Canada Vinegar—
the vinegar your Mother
used — always uniform
high quality and
strength.
It has been the leader in
Ontario for over 80 years.
On sale at all grocers.
Send for FREE Pickling
Recipe Booklet to Cana-
da Vinegars Limited,112
Duke Street, Toronto.
CANADA
Vinegars
Pa.Jteunized
ETHEL
The regular meeting of the V•o•
urea's Institute will be held Aagust
9111 a't• the home of 1Irs. Cameron
Cochrane. The topic "Clothing and
Textiles" will be given by Mrs. J.
instance. "My pet economy in wee
time,e will be the answer to the roll
call.
Visitors with Mr, and Hit's. Jame.s
Pearson over the week end inciaded.
Mr. and Mrs, Jr W. Joynt, Mr. and
Airs, George Joynt of Lnchnow,
Hugh Pearson of Brussels and Miss
Florence Pearson of Loudon who
will be spending a week's vacation
with her parents.
Miss Anne McMurollY of 11t1tail
is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. G, Dunbar and family.
Rev. and Mrs, S. Brenton eceolUP-
e led by Miss Myrtle Switzer of
Teeswater left Monday to spend
their vacation in Tyteton, Tian.,
church services will ()outlaw. az
usual with Rev, Iver Melver in the
eu pit.
Florence Campbell is holidaying
with her aunt and uncle, Mr, •and
Mrs. Spivey of Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lake are visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Cioehrane
and ramily.
Mr, and Mrs, R. Jaoksbn or Strat-
ford were week end visitors whir the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Cecil Lekmte:
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cole of Stratford
ere visitors with Mr. and Mr.s Fred
Cele.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Stephenson over Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Atwood,
lIrs. Cleland and Jessie of Guelph:
Mrs. Walker of Toronto; Mr. and
Alts. Andy Jacklin and Mr.. Jennie
Stephenson 02 Brussels.
parted to other hospital units. This
oue I am with now is a twelve hun-
dred bed one, so yen can under tand
%e liandle a lot of injured lade.
I expect to .be home tor
Christmas, so will sure drop around
and say hello most of the lads are
getting pretty well browned off now.
Cheerio and the best of lusk to all
of you.
As ever.
"Glenne
B8772 Pte Garniss, C. 0,
er 0.
In Arteanoriam
ICRMIER—Iu loving memory of
my dear father, George Eekmier,
who passed on August 91, 1944,
and niy dear Mother Hannah Hall
Eekmier who left us Marsh Lith,
1942. •
A28572 Gar. A. Crawford
11th Bty. R. 0, A.
2nd Cda., H. A. A. Regt.
C. A. 0.
Brussels Fire Brig..
Dear Sir:—
Thanks a lot for cartoi of Gigs.
I received to -day, they couldn't hare
come at a better time .as I am going
on leave oto -morrow to England, I
thought I might of been on the road
home this month. But don". expect
it Our leaves were cancelled for a-
while, But have started again. So
don't know now when we wilt move.
put ere attached to 1st. Div. so will
get first chance. We are not doing
much here the last while only going
oe liberty trucks to' different °owns
around. Incidently we are in Holland
and have real nice weather. Hope it
keeps up as we are living in tents
iii the hush, and not go nice wben it
rains Hope your weather, alto crops
around there are good. Wen I
tetter sign off tor now. As I am
busy getting ready for leave. And
lope to land home soon. So thanks
again for cigarettes.
Sincerely yours
Gnr. A, E. Crawford
Letter To The Editor
California
Newport Bezel), 7-2,5-19
Mussels Post
Gentlemen
Enclosed find P,0, orda for
13,00 for which 1 wish you b mail
me your paper while it lasts or mail
me a bill for the year's subscription
and 1'11 remit the balance. No I don't
suppose you know me for its many
yeara singe I spent my boyhood in
Mussels and played baseball on aid
Victoria Park with such as Jim and
Frank Stretton, Tommy and it 's
Ross, Geo. Halliday, Jack 01c1ain
and Dave Wilson, 'Must be ovos 59
years -and a lot. of water has run
under the bridge since then, but J
am still going strong at past 7'l
Years. Nave and own three good
Dry Goods Stores al by myself fun
partners), 1 learned ithe Is it loess
vi.th the Nightingale Store when
W. H. Kerr was owner of the
P.ussels Poet. l •ann now a beo:rilag
Californian, But enough of 90,111'
time, you will not he interested
Mail the paper to
A. 1-i Fitzpatrick
iNnwport 13eacb,
tlatit TJ,a,A.,
'1•o live in the hearts of
lave,
Is not to die.
Life is Eternal.
those we
Fondly remembered, Fenno.
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SEE YOUR
Did You Ever Wonder 7
How Steam Locomotives .
Can Pull Trains Without
Cylinders or Pistons..
One of the earliest steam loco
motives, invented by William Hedley
for carrying coal not so much to as
f; om around Newcastle, Eagl:tud,
was called the "Putting pill,." And
Pot over a century the familiar steam 1
locomotive has been known to the
Itory young as a "clroo-choo."
The "puff' 'or "shoo" is due to the
necessity for exhausting the used
.learn after it has driven the piston
down the cylinder, the piston, In turn,
Leing attached to the connecting rods
which rotate the locomotive', dery
ing wheels.
A. radically new type of otenno•
Live has recently been deurA' and
built which does away, at one Pell '
swoop. with cylinders, pistons and
the characteristic "choo-chop" eouu4.
The new locomotive uti'_e:ea the
power of steam by means of special
hcat-treated reduction gems• on two ,
centre driving axles. These gears to
the drive wheels, operating in an o:l
ba'h, deliver more than 95 per cent.
of the power developed by the steam
ttubine on the locomotive—four co
turbine. There are eight wheals
on the locomotive — four on each
sule — the centre two of each
sat receiving the turbine power di-
rectly and transmitting the power t.: '
the front and rear drive wheels
through connecting rods.
r"he power is delivered 'smoothly
by quietly, free from the pulsations
cuaracteristic of the piston -typo i
drive, -
The shaft of the turbine i3 re- I
taled by the pressure of jets of
steam against the vanes of the htrbtne
wheel at high speed, necessitating the �
iese of reduction gears for the trans•
mission of the power to the drive
wheels of the l000motive at spends
compatible with safe train operation.
The new turbine locomotive is re-
po^ted to be capable of drawing a i
full-length passenger train at a speed
of 100 miles per hour and Of draw
Mg high-prlority freight strings at
equally dazzling speeds, Its eon- 1
s'ruction and operation are said to
be much simpler than the eon .en, 1
tional l000rn(odrive, whose i'ocipm'at-
ing parts It has eltniineted.
GOOD YEAR
DEALER
Alex Anderson
Phone ee
BRUSSELS, ONT.
va your,
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Running water under pressure speeds farm production—the
need for running water in your home and farm building
greater than ever today.
Your investment in a
NEW DURO PUMP
you win never regret—saves me and !About
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New Duro Pumps are avy bk In greater quantities today, but shortages
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FARM
IMPROVEMENT LOANS
Under the Farm Improvement Loans Act
a farmer may now borrow on special terms
to buy agricultural implements, livestock or
a farm electric system, and for fencing,
drainage, repairs to buildings or other
farm improvements.
This Bank is fully equipped to make loans
to farmers under the provisions of this Act.
Consult the Manager of ournearest branch.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Bruseels Stanch ', L. Prest, Manager