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The Lucicnow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
THURS., JANUARY 13th, 1944
Bittir Order Your
Chic s
NOW!
• -NYGNE ,Watching this 1944' pou'.try, business • develop can .
' • see' that there is :goingg :to be. a real- scramble for chicks,
.. • the sante • as ,last ,year, and 'for , the same reasons:,. Patriot-
:ism • and Profit. co.rnbined. " • . .
• Good;. chicks'. t il:: raised, .made • money Itii ••their o-w-ners-inn
1943. The same conditions: that made them profitable, then
' .ai•e' carrying .over :into 19.44. And, the patriotic'
'urge, ' the:'
,. atl°iotic need, are carrying over into 1944,1 too.. ,
•
Last.;year ,we had to''disappoint� .many would-be- purchasers .
hand •• back their- money;. and say,. ."'Sorry—n4 chicks-
sold 'out"..That'.s why' use urge 'you to Write • or :call .about
your .1944 regtxirem.ents;. riot -lust soon, .„but 'right away. •.
•I-Lere 's 'What.' .Bray Buyers Say ;' • • , . brother of the bride utas .best
DONNYBROOK ,
(Intended for last week)
DAINTY--ROBINSO1 •
..Knox • United Church. manse
was* the scene. of ,a quiet but
pretty wedding .at noon on Tues-
day,' December 28th, when. Rev.
Harold Snell..united in marriage
Margaret .Jean, elder daughter
of, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Rpbinson'
and Pte. Herbert Wm. Dainty,
• R.C.O.C. of Camp:Borden, `Borden, ..son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Dainty.
of Didsbui"y, Alberta:'
The; "brid'e•,° was. lovely :in an
Alice blue street length' ftoc1
and ,wore, a 'corsage .of Talisman
•
and Sweetheart• roses:Miss Irene
Robinson. was ' her` sister's lariiles-
maid, wearing. a dusty rose frock
with' corsage of Sweetheart. roses
and. • fern. Mr; . Edward Robinson,
Mrs: Harrison Cross, Vankleek
Hill, . Ont.—"I• ''had' excellent'
.• results , last year, . and. rh fact -.
for ..the past 8 years. My last
year's . pullets- are "laying 'Over
75% now (March) , aid have
lain- an -' average of 60% all
winter";
pullets I received from . you •
were the 'best. I have ,ever
handled"° •' ` • • ;
Mrs. Walter Clyde, • Plaster
Rock; N.B._ 4:&I 'want you tri
know ' that I aril well . satisfied
with the chicks:I got frorn you •
last spring. ,They are.the larg-,
est; pullets 1, ever raised, as
Edward Lowe, Park Road, wall as the best looking' nes.
Ont.. -"I have raised chicks The cockerels' weighed More
both for show and utility; anti than any`I ever raised, at the
I can : truthfully say .that. the.
•
'That's How•
-
•.That's how ``the.. 'Bray Chick
'does, the. Trick",. `and . 'here's
selected by•.the flock—they're
selected , by 'the bird.. E'very
last one 'is. handled, sized up.
•by; experts for vigor, cgpstitu-
tion, .meat con:forrriation, ,and.
indications of ' high egg •pro-
.ductroi'i: Those that pass this
i-gittinspectio—f :are tl3ei • bloo
'tested. If there is. even a suss
'Same age".. . ,
•Here's ~ Why':
picion '.of reaction.' out, she
goes! Breeders • are • specially'
• at -the. embryo. chic
• - Will get what it needs for full'
development , inside-. the 'shell.
Eggs • .'are specially • selected
• and •skilf.u113 incubated in up-
`. 'tn'�the-minute rnachines.. Many
Bray flocks have 16 ; genera-
• tions ,'of this kind. of carefui....:-
a ana •cement 'behind Ahem! '
�..m..r� . Write
FREDW. BRAY, L1M1TED
42p john . St. North, ' }lami�ton, Oht.
•
�'Finlagson Bros., Luckr�ow
Nfq,FEK1NCt ST. HELEN'S:
weiNissiiffirmai
THE • 1 AMBL
• The thrill of opening boxes
from friends and Ioved ones now
over, it is that season of the•year
when everyone 'is playing •with.
the iclea of• getting together a list
of • New ' •Year's resolutions.
Strange how °every. year we get
together 'these' lists. and then pro-
ceed, to slip up on ..some of them.
I
.suppose if' we have a big •
enough -list we will accomplish
some' good.' if only part of •.then
,a •e--earriecth.��augh.
Wil.h some.. seriousness given•
• to the Ch,risttnas •season and the.
significance of the. day • it seems
to set the': hart free ,.xo revel' in
•fresh hopes , for the Igew: Year.
To all, this year seems to'hold
•much fonder hopes or shall 1 say
•a• greater , possibility of . these
hopes being realized'. It is . an
to fact that • the objective
of our years of struggle in a war-
torn: _world seem.' closer: to a pc�s•-:
sibility. There is one definite
sobering fact, on which• we hate
to, dwell arid.. that is .the realiza-,
tion of the.' fact' •that in order
that this goal may • be' gained
much and greater sacrifices mutt
be made.' There is a very'' con-
scious ' .realization of 'what the
year 1944 holds for the members
.of the armed 'services by those
services. As each draft 'goes
A " accepted
On their return to the !bride•'s.
home' a wedding dinner was ser-
ved to •jnmediate'relatives by-
the
ythe bride's "aunt, 'Mrs. Naylor,
assisted by Miss Margaret Jef-
ferson., . The dining room was
tastefully decorated with ' pink
and : white . streamers and. -the
table was centred with . the wed-
ding 'cake
ed-•ding'cake flanked by snapdrag-
ons. :For travelling' the brill..'
wore a black, . and I .gold stress„
ss.v eecl coat 'and:black". accessories..
Theha•. cou•le -will
Alliston:
Prior to her departure th•
bride vas honored •on twooccas
ions. On Monday evening a social,
evening ; was held.' in the base-
ment of Donnybrook Church and
T1ie January meeting 'of the
S. was held' at ,the home of
The . annual meeting of' the •
•
'Women's
Institute was held in
Mrs°, Ernest Blake on Tuesday . the Community Hall with a small
afternoon, • January. 4th. Mrs. attendance and with Mrs. Ball
Thos.' J: As7derson..and Mrs. Hor- residing.' The ;roll call was re
ton lead in prayer.' The scripture. pond.ed .to: by a Scotch' joke.
lesson was read by Mrs. George Thanks for . Christmas' parcels
Twamley. The secretary read the were received. from Percy and
minutes of the ,November . Meet- Wilfred Ramage, Hugh, Ruther-
ing ' and reported . a planthad
her • illness. No meeting was held ..day, January 20th was the. date
she waspresented with -a summ
of money and on Tuesday ev-
ening" the young couple., were
honored guests at a c.omrnunity
gathering in St. Augustine , Par-
' ish hall. Music., for dancing' was
'provided by 'Tiiffins . ochestra i •
arid'. during lt,ineli 'hour, Got dr;n, -
Leddy read an . address -express-
ing the good wishes of •those ' as:
sembi ed and Jim Leddy ''pres-
ented'
pres-ented the young couple with a
• urse •of mortes: Both ,Pte. ,and
Mrs.' Dainty made fitting replies,.
expressing 'theirgrateful appre-
ciation.
Nir. and Mrs. ' Norman 'Thomp-
son have received wordfrom
their on :