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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-15, Page 3THE BRUSSEY,S POST 1940 CHEVROLET FEATURES Striking new body styling, new all -silent transmission, exclusive, mproved steering -column gear shift as standard equipment and unexcelled "ride", are among the many outstanding features of the Chevrolet 85 and the Special DeLuxe Series announced by General Motors Products of Canada for 1940. Upper right shows that attractive new steering wheel. A Special DeLuxe sedan is fllustrated (centre) and the lower left shows the finger-tip control steering -column gear shift. The famous Chevrolet valve -in -head engine (lower right) has been improved for smoother, quieter operation and longer life. 1940 CHEVROLET HAS MANY NEW FEATURES Longer, lower and roomier than ever, the 1940 Chevrolet comes be - Sere the public with a long list of advances in, style and •engineering, designed to consolidate Chevrolet's dominant position in the low price fl old, Luxuries 'from: the costly -oar class are combined in both Master and Special DeLuxe Series, with all of the year's major automotive in- novations, Headlining the new features are complete restyling in- side and out, ell -silent transmission, alligator -jaw hood, smoother and more balanced "ride," improved safety gilatss, improved steering - column gearshift with vacuum Pewee sihitt, and the revolutionary Sealed Beam headlat5.ps.' Incorporating these and other im- provements with the time -tried Chevrolet dependabilitp and econ- ome', ,the new •models of both Series are today officially announced by General Motors of Canada, and simultaneously make their debut in dealers' showrooms across the Do- minion. The raey new •Chevrolet body styling, from gleaming new grille to titin tail -lamps, expresses fleet - nese and low -slung beauty, Longer, wider and more massive fenders blend into a TJnisteel body whose turret top is less deeply crowned then heretofeee, and whose door 0411are slope inward gracefully. Nor le the impression of lowness, and ieonlipachnee0 • purely illusionary, for TAO atr tl0ty lose been a•etually int- proved in all models without saeri- dielug road oleare,pee, 'Contributing to . this increased eta/biltby rind smoothuesssat all iapeede are the lengthening of the wlteelbaseeto 113 inches throughout ithe line, the balancing more closely of front and rear suispenelone, and 'the lntroduotlon et tension -type `rear shackle% which enske the pprings conform autos:atieally to the load and road condition, Again fin' 1140, the Special DeLuxe offers knee action, while the Master features the noted puling ride so Sueoessfully in•teoduced by Cbevro- 1et In 1939. Cotnpletely silent gear -operation ds- ecltleved in all speeds', including low and revonse, by means of the 1940 ul1 silent eynero-mesh. Crane- mrission, The steering column gear- shift, improved and simplified, now ds standard equipment on all models, Onee again, this gear - control with vacuum power shift is Affered exclusively by Chevrolet in the low -price field, It reduces Mutsoular effort in gear -changing to a minimum, Servicing is greatly simplified by. the introduction of the latest type ,alligator` -jaw hood which opens from the front, and is secured by two ,catches --one which is operated from the instrument panel, and the •other at the front of the car which •can be operated only when the first catch has been released by the driver. When opened, this style or hood gives, Greatly increased acces- sibility to the engine compartment. intakes on One Side Further facilitating the servicing oe the car is the locating on the right side of the engine block of oil intake, radiator opening and battery —the latter beirg of new design, and mounted this year for the first time under the hood, Also at the right side of the car is the gasoline tank filler -neck et the rear. The Chevrolet six -cylinder valve - in -head engine has been re -located 1 9-16 inches, farther ahead on the frame, on a five -point cushion- belanced mounting, Other changes, for quieter and more trouble-free operation, have been made in the valve mechanism and tappet design. Oil pump capacity also has been increased, :Smoother clutch en- gagement is insured by means of clock -spring steel cushions between tiM 91110..• Don't Miss `SALADA' STAMP CLUB "DRAMA of STAMPS" WEDNESDAYS ...nztartArtas, res, the elntch disc taalnes, eatery Features .Safety feo.ures on the ' new cars Include the Sealed Beam headlamps which are expected to revolutionize night deriving, • and to which the lamp, reflector and lensf form oue integral unit plugging into the head- lamp frame; a new safety plate glans made with a recently develop- ed flexible pleetie'middle layer; a red light en the new instrument panel which flashes a weenies at speeds of 50 miles an hour and np- ward; and "shockproof steering" on di models, Roominess and comfort, is increas- ed in all models, The front sect is three inched wider, with Ws inch more headroom, The rear seat is one inch wider and half an inch higher from the floor with 1 7-16 incites more beadroo•m Up- holstery options are taupe cloth and taupe candarribbed fabric in the Master Series, and grey or taupe checked cloth and taupe Ganda fabric lu the Special DeLuxe. Ad- ditional luxuries are sun -shades, twin wintlabield wipers, dual horns, deal tail •and stop lamps•, separate rear licenee Lamp and dome light. The 1940 Chevrolet is offered in the following body models; Master Series — two -passenger business coupe, sport sedan with trunk, and town sedan (formerly known, as the coach with trunk); Special DeLuxe Series — - two passenger business coupe, four -passenger coupe, sport sedan with trunk, town sedan, and etvbrdolet. A teaspoonful a glycerine added to a pound of flour will keep a cake fresh indefinitely. In making wedding cakes' this is worth while Alsb grated rind of an orange or lemon added to the cake mixture will aid in keeping it fresh. esategee oq- Nka.\ Look at the greatly increased size and luxury of this car, bigger inside and outside ... See its stunning new "Royal Clipper" styling . Study the bigger, roomier, rust -proofed Body by Fisher...Examine the ultra -luxurious upholstery,hardware and appointments—all of which combine to make the new Chevrolet the streamlined beauty leerier of the low -price field and the biggest value money can buy! Settle down into the deep, soft seat cushion ...Tune into gear with Chevrolet's exclusive A11 -Silent Vacuum Power Shift ...Test the matchless com- bination of power, acceleration, smoothness and economy of the Super -Silent Valve -in -Head Engine ... Relax as you enjoy "The Ride, Royal", Chevrolet's Perfected Knee -Action Riding System"*. Then you will know beyond question that here is the best -driving, best -riding, and best performing low-priced car that ever thrilled a pulse and protected a pocket -book! Only Chevrolet gives you all these high quality features at such low cost . NEW "ROYAL CLIPPER" STYLING • BIGGER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE • NEW FULL -VISION BODIES BY FISHER • NEW EXCLUSIVE VACUUM POWER SHIFT • "THE RIDE ROYAL" --Chev- rolet's Perfected Knae•ActionRlding System*• SUPER.SILINT VALVE -IN -HEAD ENGINE • PER- FECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES • ALL.SILENT SYNCRO-MESH TRANSMISSION • NEW SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS WITH SEPARATE PARKING LIGHTS • GENUINE SHOCKPROOF STEERING* LARGER TIPTOE-MATIC CLUTCH • HIGH QUALITY SAFETY GLASS • NEW SAFR-T-LOCK HOOD RIGHT SIDE SERVICE. *On Special De Luxe Model■, Orval Whitfield -Champion's Garage 0-136 Prophecy, ,Foretold War Iieeltestts have Aeon received for the publication of west hats come to be known as eelether Shi)ttonfs Prophecy," which was written in Lonilan, England, is, the year 1448, and while it hoe appeased in The Peet before, the lines will bear repeating. A perusal of these foreeaste, made early five centur- ies ago, will reveal' Go present day folk what musit seem almc0rt sup erhuntan ability on the part of • their author to game into the future. 'Slid atdnent of the automobile, the railway tunnel, the aeroplane, the rtuhmariue, telegraphs and radio, as well as a marvelous prediction of certain events that bave since pass- ed into history are all eontaiired in the retophecy, here are the lines asked for: A Iiause of glass shall come to pass In England, but alas: War will follow with the work In tee land of the Pagan and Ttuk And ,State and State in fierce strife 'Will seek each othe'r's life. But whey the North shall divide the South An Eagle shall build in the Lien's mouth; Carriages without horses shall go, And aacddenle fill the world with woo; Prinucse Hill in London shall be And in its entre a Bishop's See; Around the world thoughts shall fly lis the twinkling of an eye; Wartier shall yet wonders do, Now strange, shall yet be true; The world upside down aha11 be, And gold found at the root of a tree; Through hills gran eihall ride, And no house or ass be by his side; Tender' the water ,shall mein walk, Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk. In the air men shall be seen, Lu white, in black, in green; Iron in the water shall float As easy as wooden. boat; Gold shall be found, and found In a land that's, not yet known. Fire and water shall more won - dere do, E•ngian,d shall re last admit a Jew, The Jeno that was held in scorn Shall 08 a Ohristian be born; Three times three will lovely France Be: led to dance a bloody dunce; I Before her peoples shall be free Three tyrant rulers shall she see; Three times the people rule alone. Three .tines the people's bops is gon e; Three rulenso in succession see, Each springing from a different dynasty; England and Franc* shall be as one, Then shall the worse` fight be done. * x :e * a * .s * FASHION _k FLASHES * * * is * ,k =1' y ;r :k * * * ,High draped turbans• are a fea- tuTe of t11e millinery season. They are particularly good In velvet and Jersey. Aocoat on hiplines is expressed in folds and in draped treatments, the drape sometlmes• carried to the front and giving e.n Egyptian s'ug- gesttion, Pai11ei.ted mirrors•• form a brief brassiere and "pockets' 'on a pale blue tafeeta diesel, It has a slink and fitted waist, asci the hooped hip -lin e. A cocktail hiat is. made in a flak little sailor shape of velvet violets in fusehia shade with back bows and streamers of velvet ribbon in matching shades', The same anent girls who wore little discs, of hafts down on their eyebrows last year have made the offfa•ce draped turban their pre Terence this season, The fennels le velvet in color, and a big bow, cheat or other large bunchy dra- eery' at the front of the hat to give it heiglut. Bath a8tetluoon * * and evening coatuimee faviour back fullness, ex- pre5isiedi in peplums Of jackets, sometimes: in tunic length, in soft sbirrings, ane 'bows bustle themes, Peg -top fullneasle is also approved, in dinner mrd e''eninfg 'gowns, eon traethtg with slit` toneo and waist` ltnes, * o i Funs are lhdrodeeed as trim mingle for jackets and coats. One WI4DNp5SLDAY, NfQV, 15tb, 1009 'She says here, she'll be home to -night ! " • 0.30 1 Is there anything more worrying thau waiting? One voice inside . you says 'Don't be silly, s11e's all right , i And another voice whispers: ,:Perhaps she's had art accident . , , oh dear, whet shalt 1 do?' G4'� � �l. would have. stayed up all aiyght-!" 48.45• - P,ut when you hear ler voice an the telephone you know all is well— , you thank Meares for Long Distance service --- 'eu realize how easy it is to keep in touch -- and you like people who do. 111 "She didn't realize that I couldn't get away" Sometimes you think older people are foolish to worry — but somehow you feel better when you've brought calm. and peace to anxious minds — by LONG DISTANCE • And it's ao easy too. Your call is on its way in a few seconds, your destination reached in the twinkling of an eye. Use low Night Rates applying every evening after seven (and all day Sunday as well), and place "Anyone" calls. of the most attractive coats its in • black woollen, with Pea'sian lamb yoke and upper eeetiote of ex- tremely large pleev,ea, narrowed in et the wristsi. This coat is one of the examples oe a definitely swing stdrt. Princeeuf Fines `register strongly, with accent ou a email waistline and often a long hipline, One of the outstanding princess evening gown ,combines : black net with black velvet, the velvet worked orisstorosis bands, and an Mipres- sive• evening coat in magneto vel- vet site small waitelline makes a point of masts'ed front fullne's's. commeftemunonemenonesamesam WALKER'S FUNERAL HOME William Street, BruIsele, Ontarle PERSONAL ATTENDANCR 'Phone 65 Day or Night Calle B Q. WALKER �.:� Ei mbalmer and Pummel Director. MOTOR HEARSE