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The Fox and The Grapes
A HUNGRY FOX saw some fine bunches
of Grapes hanging from a vine that was
trained along a high trellis, and did his
,best to reach them by jumping as high
as he could into the air. But it was all in
vain, for they were just out of reach: so
he gave up trying, and walked away with
an air of dignity and unconcern, remark-
ing, "I thought those Grapes were ripe,
but I see now they are quite sour."
MORAL: Instead of saying "sour
grapes" when you can't immediately
attain your ambitions, build a
ladder to success by opening a ,
savings account with The
Canadian Bank of Commerce. Add to
your balance regularly and
you'll soon be in a position
to get what you seek.
Ilh,eiration iy Arthur Rac/d tam, front !ke
ileinemaun Edition of Aesop'. ahfa,
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The Canadian Bank of Commerce
ETHEL
FREAK CALF
HAS SIX LEGS
An unu:ntal happening occurred at
the farm of Telford Keifer when a
set of twin calves were born recently
one of whioh was equipped with an
extra pair of legs growing from the
spine. At last reports it was doing
well with a good chance of survival.
Couple Honored
The many friends of Robert
Cunningham filled the Twp. Hall in
Ethel to ,honor him and his bride ou
their recent marriage.
A very enjoyable program of
readings, soros, piano music, and a
wedding skit was presented, with
George A. Dunbar as master of
ceremonies. At the end of the pro-
gram Robert and Mrs. Cunningham
were called to the platform.
Mrs. Chester Earl read a suitable
address and George Hutchinson
Presented the young couple, with a
well-filled purse of money. In his
usual good style Robert Thanked
his friends. Lunch was served and
clanking was enjoyed to the music
of Wilbee's Orchestra.
Christmas came early to Elizabeth
Martin, R.R. 1 Ethel,when she won a
bicycle in the Reliance Coloring
Contesto. There were 51. bicycles
Presented across Ontario. Elizabeth
made a good job of her book to get
the bicycle and bring honor to the
vicinity. Ed. Richards ant. Son of
Ethel ,supplied the books. Dlizabteh
is the dauglnt>er of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Martin, 6th, con. of Grey Twp.
Ethel hockey club held their aunn-
nal meeting and entered a team in
W, 0. A. A. Intermediate D. Ed.
Richards was elected manager, C.
13ateanan, Penalty time keeper; C.
C. Ecicmier, Tress; W, Laidlaw,
Captain. It was decided to hare a
Minstrel Show Monday Dec. 7th. in
Ethel Township hall. Any players
wanting to play get in touch with Ed.
AUCTION SALE
of the estate of the late Anna E.
Morrison, Lot 127, John Street,
Brussels on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 28. 1909
At One P. M. Sharp
n -piece dining room suit
3,1>iece chesterfield Petite
2 t -piece bedroom snits, 3 mattresses
3lpieet• wicker set, book ease
China. cabinet and 6 chairs to match
Hall seat and mirror to match
Kitchen table and 6 chairs
Magazine rack, Card table
2 Lawn seats, End table
2 Chesterfield tables
Heintnnan piano and bench
1 violin, 1 flute
1 guitar, 1 mule stand
Occasional chair
2 wicker arm chairs
Spartan Radio
Gilson Snow -bird Washing Machine
Eleetrlc 'Sewing Machine
Royal Vacuum Cleaner
Electric iron 2 hot plates
7 electric lamps
Smiall cooly stove, small heater
Coal oil heater, 3 mirrors
2 Clocksi, Pictures, Stools
Silver Tea Set, 2 cabinets of
Pearl handled knives and forks.
Silverware, Dishes, 1 Vanity Set
Axminster rug 7' x 9'
Congoieumn rug 7' x 9' -
Copper wash boiler, wash tub
Wicker wash basbet
.New Lawn mower, 2 trunks
2 suitcases and many other
article, too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash
The House and Lot will be offered
for sale and Is subject to reserve bld
if not previously sold.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Bob Johnson, Clerk.
You're "sitting pretty" behind
the wheel
Take this 13e1 Air model. Rich -looking up-
holstery and appointments—roomy, com-
fortable scats with foam rubber cushions.
Just turn the ignition key to start the
engine and you're ready to go,
I figured on paying about
$200 more for a new car...
until a D/sco'eiyDnr
showed me all that
Chevrolet offers
I was ahead in every way after
this demonstration!
You get more power on less gas
Here's all the power and performance
you could ever ask for. In Powerglide*
models, you get the most powerful engine
in Chevrolet's field — the new 115-h.p.
"Blue -Flame." Gearshift models offer you
the new 108-h.p. "Thrift -King" engine.
You can see all around
You see all the road ahead and see it close
in. For you look out and down through a
wide, curved, one-piece windshield that
sweeps back to narrow corner posts. The
windows
provide a clear viatic rear ewiinvall directions. nd
And it's the lowest -priced line
Chevrolet offers you about everything you
could want, So whit's the point in paying
more? You can he ahead In every way
wlth a new Chevrolet I
`C,��o�rm�bi�:sa ke of PogqwCCe--SSSBide autommglate traosmlisloa
"Two -Ten i sed Bet Air models 01 Setia cost 1
Cf55311 >
A Smoother and a Safer Ride
Chevrolet has ample weight to give a
good, road -hugging ride. It's weight that
comes from Chevrolet's extra strength,
weight that means extra protection and
safety because it's been utilized in
strengthening body and frame.
You get greater getaway with the
new Powerglide*
A lot finer performance on a lot less gas.
Now you're automatically in "low" range
for standing starts end for quick passing
in city traffic. Then, automatically again,
you slip Smoothly into "cruising" range
as you pick up speed,
A GENERAL MOTORS VAWE
Even Power Steering, if you want it
Jest like the highest -priced cars, Chevrolet
offers you the amazing convenience of
Power Steering on all models. You ought
to try Power Steering to see how easy
driving can be, It's optional, of course, at
extra cost.
Discover for yourself why
more people buy Chevrolets
than. any other car
Riverside Motors - Brussels, Ont.
Wedneulay, Nbvembe"r 14, t , �«
USED CARS
1952 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, Radio, Heatq
1952 Pontiac Stylellne Sedan, Heatey,,
Sunvisor
1951 Chevroleet Sedan, Heater
1950 Chevrolet Coach
'1950 Austin Sedan
1949 Austin Coach
1948 Chevrolet Coach
1948 Oldsmobile Coach
1941 Dodge Coach
USED TRUCKS
1952 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1950 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1950 Ford 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1951 Ford 3 Ton
SPECIAL PRICES ON —
2 New 1953 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
2 New 1953 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick-ups
RIVERSIDE MOTORS1'
Chevrolet and Oldsrnobt"le
Supertest Gas and 011
Phone 56
Brussels, Ont.
Agents for the famous Oregon
Chain and I. E. L. Saws
and Distributors for Clinton ane ?
Diston Saws
Also agents for Wakefield Oil and
distributors of Hallman Jacks. e'
Fully Equipped Machine Shop
having installed a Shaper.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Sales is one thing — but we follow up with
service and repairs. t;I
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGED!:
intim Si. Phone 4. Brame% On.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate UniversIts, of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
TatlAio.e 45 — Lila. Oat.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR AU. !IDR
Auuoma6fte and Fire 1at.t ice
Ascldemt and 39duaa
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Agent for Gent West Ile insgsimee Oa,
Pikes Oboe 96 Brusa t. Out.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitful.
Mone 791 Saaforth • Maks x1011.
HOURS: 9 - 6. Wed. 9.12.30. Set. 9 a.m. fa S'
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAIit
At Eimer » Office Every Meesing.
Plague W'Inghann 770 & Sa lamellae Sr.
Evenings by Appointmeut.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEIA ONE.
Opetlalizing in Eye Exalt:in:Man yiiid Vag Flail gad
Mee In Iktawel Clinic flullaing
Hems: two a.m. to x:04 pan. dally: C10 W ss3q ,
Open away Tuesday and Sates. Evening 7 Iii
Ober evenings by appohetntent lois. n:.1
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE gERVICE . '
Mewed Funeral Direaor and Emig 1, j ,
PHONE 34 or MS
Harvey W. Stephenson
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Canada ilealtI and Accllaeiit ert.
Casualty Oeslieital htognoteill Co.
Meg 43a
Walker Funeral Hoyte liat#j
Day or Nisch Fulls Teles pilot Vii " or F
No Egfrig Charge for Htee of
Uortesed Funeral Demos one ,
IStenty-lone now Astir 110 , 1ler eg flit ,7?
Dake" l�
R. S. Hetherington, . C. i"`'
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