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Discontinued patterns, of which there is a small
quantity left. These are to be had at much less than the
regular prices, and if the quantities will suit any of your
rooms, they are Bargains.
Far that Cold
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Mi 31 Antiseptic
25c, 50c and 87c
Nose and
Throat Relief
Reduces Swelling in
Nasal Passages
25c and 50c
Srna p . hot Et nl argem: r n.ts
.And have one or more Enlargements made from thein at
20c each and up, can be colored if wanted.
New Valentines
Some of the Ne.w Valentin Greeting Cards and Book-
lets which have come, are very interesting. See the assort-
ment also Greeting Cards for all occasions
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Rocks, PJew lianapsthire, Barred Rock Hybrids and
New Hampshire - Light Susses Hybrids
Day -olds or started 2 or 3 weeks.
January to June 1947 delivery.
Write or Phone
Douglas Lawless, Walton
Phone Brussels 90-r-10
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CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • S'HEfP • CALVES
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Phone 24
Brussels, Ont.
Final Wirier Clearance
Great Reductions on
3 only Ladies Coats
Men's Overcoats
Blanket Cloth Jackets, Snowsuits
Slacks and etc.
See the large stock of Yard Goods.
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Ours is one of the Greatest Egg Producing Strains of
Fowl ever produced, regardless of color or size as proved by
laying contests and official R. O. P. Records.
Our 1945-46 R. O. P. Summary just released by The
Dominion Dept. of Agriculture speaks for itself.
70338 eggs - Av. weight 25.3 oz. - number pullets
entered 293 - Av. weight at first egg 5.9 pounds.
Average for all birds entered 240 eggs. This 'included
21 pullets over 300 - with a high of 337.
The average for all birds entered under R. O. P. in 1944-
45 (last released) was 182.2 eggs and the average for all
Canadian hens - 116.
The chicks we are offering this year will be from these
hens and from their progent, mated to males from high pro-
ducing dams.
All breeding stock bloodtested and banded by Govern-
ment Inspectors.
We operate under Supervision of the Dominion R.O.P.
Policy and the Ontario Hatchery Approval Policy.
Day old chicks sexed or as hatched, attractive prices
on r"day old cockerels.
IP YOU ARE BUYING CHICKS WHY NOT BUY
THE BEST.
rAviva Po ..1 ry Far
and Hatchery
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villayan
R. 0. P. Sired S. C. W. Leghorns
Hatchery Approved ' Barred Rocks
Light Sussex Rhode island Reds
Day-old chicks available weekly after Feb, loth.
Started Pullets --- 4.6 weeks.
We have been working oh a Flock Improvement Plan and
have purchased R. 0. P. breeding cockerels from one of the beet
R. 0. P. Breeders In Ontario.
- All birds mated and Blood tested are of the Targe typo
Leghorn.
We are operating strictly under Dominion Goverment R.O.P.,
Ont. Acc. Flock; Hatchery Approval 'policy.
10064 stood tasted.
AL1 orders for flay -old chtcks received before 10th of January
at Past: years prices.
1947 Price List on recwest,
Fi idle RftVr ek 90-F,
etc 0
*sold France, Prop.
Breeding Counts, Brussels
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Man Decides, Noting
Egg Production
Whether the heti preceded the egg
or vire versa Is not a vitail question
with Bob Warwick. ex•town cleric of
Brussels, but the question or thn
superiority of scientific breeding
over the old methods has him pro-
daraing a sheaf of statistics to prove
Ws point. Two years ago Mr. War-
; wick's hens were a 'mere sideline;
, lodes, he is completely absorbed in
6 poultry business. A glance through
the finial summary of his record of
production enrta;v for 194-5.40 reveals!
the reason for his en0fla siesm. The '
' original entry was composed of 293 I
14Onode Island Red pnllcta 'Phey
were trap nested under the snuper-
victon or the Dominion Department
of Agriculture, and the results as
received from the department ?how
Ith t the 2.93 pullets 1a94 70,338 eggs
of en arverage weight of 25.3 ounces
to the dozen for a flock average of
240 eggs per bird. No aillowances
were made for birds that dried.
Deductinng the above figures to
groups shows 'thea: 21 laid from
nor t.n .117; 1.0 from 290 to 100; 23
Ifrom 280 to 290; 27 from 270 to 280;
!29 from 260 to 270; 31. from 250 to
200; 25 from 240 to 200: 21 from
220 lo 240; 27 .from 220 to 210; 11
from 210 to 220; nine from 200 40
210.
Of the remaining 52, some 11 died
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and 40 failed in production by lay-
ing less than the 200 minimum re-
. wired for R.O.P. certification. Mr.
1Vli.i•w•ick's final argiint•eni In favor
t of scientific breeding is a corn -
i; Davison between the above results
i and the 116-eggs-pera.nnum score
lnf the average Canadianiten,
V7 '.LTON1
The annual meeting of the congre-
gation of Duff's 'United Church
itI Walton was held on Tuesday atter-
Croon ,Tan. 14 in :lite Sunday School
room .et the ehurdh. Ther .mister,
1Rev. R. G. Hazelwood was 111 charge
I of the meeting and conducted the
1, worship service,
;I
it Tr: giving the report of the iegsinn
lir. -1 z'ewr.•od waled .hrh du ring
the year 1940 there had been 14
Baptisms, seven deaths and one
Wedding. There are 276 members.
i The TITaaorer Mrs. Trarvey Crsig,
rep':oted a bank balance of 9613.60.
1: She added that the missionary and
' maintenance fund had nontriht}ted
,.c 26.14 to 4'11e general treasurer in
Toronto, ,
Mrs; J. Clark reporting for the I
Yonne People's 'Onionn in the alwonre j
of secretary -treasurer, Ross I
Lawiers. atatmrl thatthe young 1
'people had held 33 meetings with an
average attendance of 19. There sire
41 members int tile roll of the Minn.
1T rlturlt •>ryhmied that the books
showed a baience of 5120.32. 'I'lun
reports of the W,M.S„ the W.A. and
the ,Sunday School indicated a. year
of 'achievement in each of these
departments. Three of the stewards,
George McArthur, Arthur McCall
and ,John teeming, were re-eleoted
for .amber three years to/ 01, .John
Bryuurns was 'elected to fill the
vacancy in the hoard of trustees
matte by the death of John Smillie,
Appreciation for all who served
the church in any ,ruiPeolttY was
expresser and a vote of kltanita was:
Forded the minister and his. wife for
their services throughout the year,
wove -avocet.. ...%,,voecenetstettsi
Brussels New
fair lressilag Salon
Permanent Waves
Finger Waves
Shampoos
Experienced Operator in Chart!:
Appointment 1 p.m. to 8 n.m.
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Wednesday, Jaa'atnu'y 2811. 1947
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Notice
Car Nest Coal Expected in
lst Week of February.
Please Order Early.
J. H.Far Ethel
r -St , ck T2 -ng Sale
Get in on these money saving
bargains to clear at below cost
price during this sale.
Women's Fur Trimmed Coats
half chamois limed, sizes 17'x° to 24;
Regular $32.50, Special $24.50
Misses' Untrimmed Coats, sizes 111 to
152, Regular $27.50, Special $22.50
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Misses' Wool and Crepe Dresses
Regular $14.95, Special $9.95
Regular $9.95,. Special $6.95
Regular $6.95, Special $3.95
Regular $5.95, Special $3.00
No refund or exchanges on above items
during this sale.
Boys Parkas
Regular $11.95, Special $€.95
Boys 3 -piece Snow Suits, all wool
Regular. $9.95, Special $6.95
Girls 3 -piece all wool Snow Suits
Regular $9.95, Special $6.95
Misses' Parka Jackets, sizes 8 to 14 only
Regular $11.95, Special $8.95
Girls Flannelette Pyjamas 8 to 14 years
Special $1.19
Infants all wool Suits, sizes 1 to 3 years
Regular $2.98, Special $2.29
Boys all wool Windbreakers, sues 24 to 32
With Zippers, Special $3.49
Misses Fur Mitts, Regular $3.95
Special to Clear $2.98
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