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The Brussels Post, 1939-9-13, Page 7s.8 5r." woo .0 1 . VAS oui61°.all'6`,03.' i co0' Vole Is. oicea % 14:et, eace4, coaeoa 0 ettl eel 1 ''seets ei‘elda•teas l'a 00°Ist.te' Ov, cpo • 31:6:09' CO.° 6t't'I'S, . PI. 6');'6 a. ao . tptt *op Vie cl',5,, o 4,,,,Ocv.' pea c`•° ,,,,,,eeeeate esoaeete- . trea'01 eS 'Lter .cao° et steak- 00.0. Os 6 p lb ‘0.1..' 110'.8TPet146' 01°_,,,,Ssts Ot " ,i1L0', ii 1'3 VAlie ?Ap 01 `-1,603 pt r" .0,6 t tova cewe'eease. a t eta ,QT° ece0'°Itnos' " oo° pso-XsevopUt ,,,U0cA4 s';,,,,to. eria:244 ' aeaveeerieeeeseerer No matter where you live in Canada, there is always a variety of fish available to you, either fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, canned or pickled. Your family will enjoy FISH. It can be served in an infinite number of delicious ways, Send for the FREE recipe booklet today. DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES, OTTAWA. MS -WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET Department of Fisheries, Ottawa. Please send me your 52 -Pogo Booklet "100 Tempting Pish ReeiPeo". Nemo (PLEASE Poore LETTERS -PLAINLY) iirldrve CW -17 ANTI DAY A No. 199 •11111M111, 12.1••••11,2, EDITORIALS AS IT WAS ON THE TENTH They are selling a good many echaol books' in town just now. Clulte,arepressive beolts: they are and we dare sey within the covers there must be a deal at knovrledg8. stored away, • The young Iodic earn' tbeth way and prebtply the paying foteall these boceas would amount to.eulte a chore for the folk At Oh the day school opened on the Teeth Concession it really 'Made commotion beyond being there on time. The grounds' around the :school looked a little seedy perhaps aud, the path ep to the front aoor had grown' in it St there imp - paned to be a gime teacher one •of the trustees would be present the Drat morning to introd,uce her. gUL of books at that school there woe acat many and few of them were new. et seemed' 'to be the feeling of the school district that when the first child to go to school time a family got a book it • waled do for all that followed from the smile family, • "The boy stood on the burning deck" couldmeet the eye of the various' members' as they came to the etandard there suet tbingewere imparted to their evrexpanding • D A RANN • FURNITURE FUNERAL AMBULANCE SERVICE Liceneed Femora Colrunt., and Enibidnine• Phone 36 Bnissels, rairmimmismosirmarriont Phone ,20X illeeesselar 0106 brain% and in turn the story of the laa who 'stuck tile finger in, a, hole in the dyke to 'sew a leak and sant his country would be impaeted • -bet all from. the mime itamily •baok. Of scribblers and pencils there were none at all. ink slatee, and a slate was suppoleedeto last for a long time. Generally on the opening of seh,oal there would be a • new binder or the (gate 'frame, am4 that was Pet on so the slates, would not • make somuck noise' when being lifted. and laced doivn again, A slate penall cost one cent' end it , was Tether a •glorious thing when ft was new and long. When it . wore down a, bit and more pressure could be Pat neon, it the thing made au excellent. seratcheng notse whicb few teachers' eared to hear. 'hen there was, that other little bit of •ebnleanent wheel went witb the slate -a bottle of water with a oltt cut in the cork 80 a few drops bouldi be brought out at a time ,for the watheng ot the • elate. It re - veered, .also a bit of rag to attend to the, wiping, The teacher frowned a good deal upon the idea at some saliva being applied to the slate and the wiping off being clone by the fat part af •the hand directly under the thumb. ,Possibly She was the forsrunner of those who have eince paid so much attention to .sanita- eon and, matter's, af health and game. Nearly always there eras a new tin cue on, the end of the chain at the school pump, and even, person drank from the, game oup. Possibly that might make people of this ad- Vanced ege shudder a little but it • wee a sort at levelling ptooess. That chained tin cup was a corn - moo Meeting elace for ell who felt thirsty, t The cash outflay for getting back to echool en the Tenth 'wee not • largo, Mite tee man' who sold; .books telt. ea gaedi apsyVieg lit buslineen, THE BRUSSELS POST AN EXAMPLE OF NAZISM There Were two pictures printed In the ,Strattoral SeaceleDereld-eeter. and Mee, Paraltall. They Were passengers on. tbe Atherlia, It 18 knohen thee MT. ltall j afe in Greenoek, Scotland, but the laet 110 had seen of Iffe. wife Vas when she Was being placed in a, !lifeboat, since which. there hale been no word Gt her, and she 1 claseed as maing ncrePorted." Was. Paohall has for years found diefleulty in weakling et all, and has done so With the. aid of 4 cemec80 It quite likely is true enough WROA her Misivandi had reported, lie liaa eeen Iter ' being pieced in a. life- boat"! She camel • not PoSsIblY have entered herself, And that le war, as the N'azi ele- ment of Germany see it today. We realize R.' may niery-ei no good ,pur- Poee at all to make reference to this case, but it ahead' at least make it clear to the people of this maintop that we are actually at war todayWith an enemy which knows no galeanery ana zaturderg on slight, nil Mee. Paskall were not going toward the war zone; the' 'Were merely esteeming to their • liome. They had not been spying in Germany or doing anything at all to. mark them as people who should be puniehea. Like all other pas- sengero their were leaving the scene of war, Nor was the liner in which they travelled carrying may mama Moue oe war or giving evidence of doing anything which might be even remotely connected witb war. cal cows & one hopes for the best and the beet would be that )ter reports( unget say the Stratford wo. man had- been reported, as safe. But at the moment the picture ie before usl-ewhen last seen. by her husband she ewes being placed in a Iiteboat." So there what Nazism means! RFT! R A Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. CANADA AT WAR, WITH GERMANY One week after Great Britain bad declared war .against the German Reich, Canada -as a free melon within the British Commonwealth - took eimilar action. Thereby this 130Milli.011 crossed the bridge and become, a beligerent in the con- flict against the Nazi regime Officially a state of war between Canada and Germany has existed since tite gazetting of the required proclamation at Ottawa on Sunday Adoption at the Throne Speech first by' the .Senate and then by the Home of 'Comtmons, wag the de- cision by Parliament which Prime -Minister King consistently demand- ed before his Government took nea eseary• action to proclaim this country as being in a state ot war against Germany. levery step was taken itt etriet,c•onformity to conste tutioual•usaee consistent witia. Can- ada's new status as an Independent • ation owing allegiance to the British • CTOIVO, %QU SKIPPIN6 NEW TIRE GIVES QUICKEST NON-SKID STOPS YOU'VE EVER NAD! • The amazing eieNresfleeLn WTPER, ACTION does it! As the Life -Saver Tread rolls over a dale gerous film of • sextet, it sweeps ,the water right 'and left -out through the deep 'grooves -makes a • 'dry track for the IrruotElbsafeeetyto toginriopi • frow let us equip 4) your cat with Goodrich Safety Stivertowas today! Goodrich {SAFETY Sil.vertown SAUK MR 111A0 COMM PIM ROVItOUT- MOWS! Gordon Sanderson's Cities Service Station Phone 731C • Brussels • * • What dOeIsr this declaration et war against Gerinany mean for 'Canada? It means 'that this Doantinion is *pledged( to the program of co_ oeetation with Great Britain- as downby the King Government in the Speech from the Throne on Thursday lase But it means mace more than. 'that. It means that • this country will sink or swim ac- cerding to the outcoane of the war now Imam- way between Britain and her allies on the one slide and Nazi Germany and such elites as the may enlist on the other. Now that we as a nation are at war, with Hitler and. iris govern- ment, we are subject to attack from 'without and within. et the Nezi war inathine can reach our stores we face all that Poled,, France and Britain are now facing. lekewiee, we are inauediately contornted with all the sabotage that Nazi agents and sympathizers can commit in Canada, The foolsf paradise in wallet we have pensietee in living de -elate long warrants of what has now nonze 10 VISO, 511058 end - quickly and coMpletely. • • • In the desire for national unity as Canada enters a war that will de- cide her entire tteure, •tb,e relatiety weak eflort oet forth in the Federal Government's program can be ac- cepted as aolitidally necessary in order to Obtain unanimIty-p,artiou- etre, 'so in view of 04 cotintrya unereparedeam, for war. Bet It will Stately be realized by Canadiana gen- Orally that Ottawa's aenolunced plans represent only 0. mirienten initial effete, Very much more w111 be necessary ace the War Inu- greeeee leca Matter if political heads have to felt ICanaati must eaelasect orl the blasts teat the lad man and the last ckelar may be re- SlUireci to save this Deminleil trona, the serfdom which a -victorious Hit- ler wined impose team us. • • As the grim seriousness of Can- ada's position sinks in, Canadians will rise to the oecasion in the sone ratignicent manner as they did 25 Tears ago, It muse be admitted that there is meth present confus- ion among the public. Oool, cone- ageous leadership is a vital need -- and it must be found,. Muth better that such leadenthip be uncovered •promptly, than that it etmerge when the democracies are facing de- feat with their paces to the -wall. The costly leseans of the World War have surely been: learned. Tway should be taken to heart by all Can- adiane--frora those in highest auth- ority doevn to the rank and flle, Canada is at war with the meet brutal enem' in history. :C.anadals soil and Canada'a soul are both in the balance Canada is in a -fight to the death .4. -and Canadians must needs recog'nize • that eruth end act accardinely, NOTE. AND COMMENT • Before you aim to• get soanething, it is better to be certain you will enjoy it 'after the getting. ' * * 'Action is revolted et a spot re- ferred to, as "the Maginot Line hinge." We hope the thing does not squeak and give the whole ven- ture away. • ‘1,,akin • •, .• ' Three inmates of Guelph Reform- atory escaped by 'forcing a lacked door."' All of Which reminds us of some of the caepentty work we have tried to do at various timesy . • . Two men were arrested. in Toron- to as' police believed they bad been drinking in their car. Search showed 28 five -gallon tins of alcohol eanceteed in the machine, and that is a large quantity at evidenoe 10 have to emplaba. away. • • Diaing em*it are being taken, oft British trains, but fru their place will be sufbatituted, what they • call "snaok boxee," and we suppoee the general' idea a ottint- to eat will remain about the same, ✓ * At •Conbin, Ky., Mies Etta Brown- ing le police merit judge, and now she hae married Robert Cummings, police court reverter for the Daily Tribune. So Robert Mimed stand a better than Average ohante at get- ting evertetelng in the way of evert newts. • * Patti Guiltier p1 Deumheller, Alta., bee enlisted with the Canadian' de- fence forces,. Ile wao at one Vane an Antrim!, officee and used to give meters to Hitler, If he eollla de that eueeeeefelly he ehoeld have remained where he wee imatead of coming to Canada, • People in • Pane• ellideved they could valet tor, cover VitenSir raid signals, were glven • that the time af wzoNzso&Y, art it op. ROUND TRIP BARGAIN. FARES - se:FirrEmsER 2243 from BRUSSEkS TQ TORONTO. Atoo to grottt,vgl, Chatlialn, Godermeh, OnelPh, Hamilton, lot:Paola Niagara Salley 'Owen Soluee, St, Cathereiee, St, IVIRTV, SAvnia, Striitavoy, WoodIziitock, To Stetioue.Oseiewe and east to 'Cornwall inelesive, Ukhrelige, Lindsay, Peterbolough Cautheellfforte 'Neweeeeltelt, Collingwooa, Meateral, Malawi, North eay, Pany Sound. aucia1117, Cayer01 mut west to J3e9rd2note, SE HANDBILLS FOR OOMPLETa LIST OF DESTINATIONS, ea, Pays, Rohm 74,71165,T/can intonnation. 'nada, consult nearest Agent. Seo Handbills. ICA NADIAN NATIONAL, wanting has been cut from 30 to 15 Tainetes, • Without experience one ,could well believe that maxi- mum speed weld be readily attain- ed on such an occasion. * * Neiw Mexico State College has opened a, course in safe driving, and sebool teachers upon gradua- tion are supposed to pass on ,the in- struction to echolers be their claa.s. es. It may be there are young people who admit they cannot d,rie safely but we fear the number would be extremely ▪ • St Defeat le not bitter unless you happen to swallow it. ✓ 5 • We have a:mg it stated thait, the •gen4re1' idea in this war Is the overthrow of Ilitlerisra and Naz- ism. Correct. 858 One wise man says it is better to give than to teat, and figures that -the cost is about the same either way, • • • Canadian dollar in the 17.5. mar- ket diroeped 8 cents in the New York 'market on the outereak of war, Perhaps it would be well for our dollar to come home for a few days and take a littie. family nour- ishment, • * * * It has been found mat the new honeymoon bridge at Niagara, Fells is going to cost $300,000 more than at first anticipated. Possibly a bridge bearing any • other name would have the same experleace. * * * Poisonous snakes in the London Zoo were vt1 to death. by OS, fearing they might estape • in the confusion.' Poselply It WOOa wise decision but it the snakes had been left in the jungle how much happier they would have been than in the . civilized world, • Fairs & Exhibitions 1939 September 11.16 Blyth ' Sept. 15, 16 Imedon.tWesterne Sept. 11-16 Milverton • Sept. 14, 15 New Hamburg • • Sept, 15, 16 Orangeville •Sept. 14-16 September 18-23 Man Crailg ........... ..,Sept. 21, 22 .Patwood Sept. 22, 23 Barrie Sept .33-21 Clifford . . Sept. 22, 23 Exeter Sept. 21, 21 Galt ...... Sept, 21-23 Hanover . . Sept, "le, 20 Kincardine Sept. 21, 22 Listowel Sept. 20, 21 Seatorth Sept. 21, 22 Stratford ............ Sept. 13-20 September 26-30 Arthur Sept. 27,23 Bayfield Sept. 27, 28 Bruesele ...„ ........ ....... Sept. 29, 30 Chesil ey Sept, .25, 26 Drumbo •Sept. 26, 27 eleabro Sept. 25 Ildeetort Sept. 27 Ingeasoll ....... ........ . Sept. 28, 29 Kirlaton Sept. 2$, 29 Leleknow Sept. 23, 29 Mitchel Sept. 27, 28 Gwen Sound ... . Sept30, Oct. 2, 8 Paisley Sept. 26, 27 Palanerethe Sept. 26, 27 Parkhill Sept. 29 Port Elgin Sept. 23, 29 Ripley ...... ............ Sept. 26, 27 Thedford Sept 26,27 Winghani Sept. 27, 28 •October Alvineton Oct, 4, 5 Dungannon Oct. 6, 6 Gorale Oot, 6, 7 Mount Bredgee Oct 3 St. Mates Oot. 5, 6 Signicee County) .... Oct. 3-6 Teetevater ........ .. ()et. 11, Pereet . ........ Oct, 10,11 Marker/tie • Oa., lee 11 etti,--Daltes 08 Se.1116/ TiElbeat ere attbeset to change, WILLIAM SPENCE' Estate Agent, Conveyances end Commissioner General Insurance Ofice Main btreet, -- Ethel, Ontario - FOOTPRINTS OF SERVICE This is a reproducPon of a picture taken in sub-tero tem, petature the morning after s severe snow storm. It shows footprints of a telephone operator leading to the tele, phone office. They are mute evidence of the "spirit of service" that is back of your telephone. Blocked streets and high- ways seldom keep telephone employees front the job. If humanly possible, they are at work ready to do their part in providing your telephone senate. The management of this Company is proud of the fine "spirit of service" shown by, employees and we feel sure that our customers appreciate k. Because of it, your tele- phone service is maintained at a constantly high itandatd.