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Don't let your chicks die for lack
of ironer feed. They will starve, to
death on hens feed—that's why we
carry, in addition to our regular line
of high-grade grains and scratch -feeds,
etc., a special feed prepared for baby
chicks -•--guaranteed to raise every
Weil -Batched chick.
FEED YOUR CHICKS PRATTS
BUTTERMILK BABY CHICK
FOOD WE SELL AND
RECOMMEND IT.
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Mrs.' John. McLaren is euffer'ing LOCAL D ,GEN R
rote arz att.tck of appendicitis.
Stratford. ler•• M C. Calder resumed her orae -
Miss Ve ina Brooks is visiting with
Fiends in
M,rDuffacl id mese. J: elly Duff etice on `1'bul5day morning. o'f this
It Duffa
are visiting with friends' at Welland. week
The party, Who left an umbrella in
The Advance Office on Thursday, may
have sande by oal•ling.
EATP ri
RE BREAD
' B R E ,.A D D o t 'T' F ave Laws Flour
$ the Best
and ', -,.. _e
aged
henpes v^"''''' '' by every person
:ARE A D who bakes bread
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PAT•A-PAN• FOR. PASTRY
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Five ..Lilies Flour Best of All Flour.
l;Hl'mot a
"Radio Broadcasting News,” which
is asmall booklet prepared weekly:-
and
eekly,and mailed a week hi advance to sub-
scribers, has been absorbed by the
"Pittsburg Post," and. will henceforth
be issued as a supplemeno the
Wednesday edition of the "Pittsburg1
Post." All the programs of the prin-
cipal broadcasting stations will be
published in advance so that radio
fans will be able to anticipate special
concerts in -which they may beinter-.
ested.
A Farmers' Night is now. featured
by the Westinghouse station
KDKA at 'Pittsburg. Every Friday
evening at 8 p. m, talks are given by
ee.perts on subjects of interest - to
fanners.. This feature is in addition
tb the daily market reports furnished
as a part of the regular service.
A. new station was heard last week.
This was station "WOAW" owned
and operated by the Woodmen of the
World" and it is located at Omaha,
Nebraska. It is evidently a very pow-
erful station: as music and speech come
through as strongly as from many of
the stations which are relatively close,
A big drop in theprice of radio ap-
rtratus is eacpectecl during the present
BLUEVALE Mr. Edgar Mcivlichael has taken a
friends at position as trackman on 'the section
i•: as. �'1cJ=Tardy visited
r J -Junction.
at 4�%i
n ham"
-week, '.
Wing -ham' last e•)
Brussels las y' toil Mr. Willie Mundell is still' on the
ite En. tArmstronglast Brampton, ' eek : - We hope he will soon take
'sited with, friends. here' - week.; sick list:
Messrs. Xao and Stamper delivered a turn for the better.
a.fine fat cow to
the station here. on . Mrs. C. Dunkin of Glenannail, vis -
Saturday that tipped the scales.. at ited friends here last week.
Szo lbs She sure was a nice one. Mrs/ Wesley. Leggatt spent the
s relatives at White -
At
?ter- enc 'rs
The Boys' Bicycle Club will hold a t
meeting on Thursday evening of this'
week at M. W'ni. 'Ingham's.
Tticsd:iyApril 24th., iti
Wiiighain, eight, people, lots.pf funny
stuff, nice music, good singing.
"MacDonald Comedy Co.," are put-
ting on a show in Lucknow, on April
xpth,„ in Winghain pn Tuesday, April
2dth
R, J. Ball, ex M. P., was elected
Mayor of Hanover by acclamation to
take the place of the late -Dr, A. :13,f
Taylor, .
Mr. E. S. -Copeland 'bite purchased.
Mr. C. F. Smith's ,house on, Patrick
St.,>at present occupied 'by Mr. Herb.
Campbell....
Harold Lloyd in Grandma's Boy,
also the starting of the gala', Captain
Kidd, otz Thursdap, Friday and Satur-
day week.
,
day. of this, v • .~
The regular Wednesday half holi-
days hill, be observed in Wingham,as
usual this year, commencing on Wed-
nesday afternoon; May end.
inc Victory Mission Circle of the
Methodist church .will gi've a concert
in the lecture room of the church on
Friday evening, April loth, Further
notice neat week.
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SympathySypathy is -extended to Mr. -and
Mrs. Chas. McCawley of - Durham,
formerly, of •Winghane, in the death
of their infant daughter, which took.
place on Thursday.
i `has already Marty had a little • Iamp,
summer. In, someect a. drop Y. Filled full of kerosene,
been made in ' cases. The engin-.She took it oqt to fight a fire,
ears of the.' Westinghouse CEmpany of ,She
took it
since benzine.
tafi
Pittsburg have. successfully developed:the
a new vacuum tube which will tend Mr. Henry Ross has purchased
to make radio more popular with the Hooey property on Scott Se,' and
general public. The tube has been in ' moved into it on Tuesday. ' Mr. Will'
ne
use for some time in special Westing- C. Reid.who has lived in the house
house receiversand it was used in is fixing up apai•tznerits over I is gar-
connection with a special socket: It age
has now been adapted so that it can
be used in the standard sockets with
whieh. all radio "receivers are equipped.
The feature • of. this 'tube which is
known as the WD -I2 -es that it only
requires an ordinary ie volt 'dry cell
the Baptist Church next Sunday
Ix�corning, the subject will be "Christ's
atonement and Its Effects." ..The ev-
ening topic will be, "The. Conversion
4nd Obedience of the Adthiopisn
Enoch."
1 ll Tat Messer end seek end with for lighting tide filament, This does ' 'The United Driig Cal iliaiiufaetur
r e harne t a with the Y .. ors of the Fan ons
di U of Palmerston, oIi ar h d h f m
away e "o a church. necess t lid a ' Y Recall Remedies,
a Mr. Joh- Allen hag' moved is a T
short has secured storage • battery which -has been aToilets, "Chocolates, etc., are putting
lfitls of Grand tralley, spent ilv to St. Marys, where he drawback in radio work. ,The present',on their seixzi-annual "One Cent Sale,".
>kZ H Stewart. goodrawba si_ou d h at 14IcKtUb&n s g
fewdays with Mr.Id - of F k#a d sinner/ler
3
i z f havi
1 a cation
r, a nositian:,
ti I, I therefore see reliable:' ° Drug Store:on Thu"t=s-
Mr- Robert ends tan has returned Mr. Andrew Cairnes ran r , l radio receivers in very compact form day,Friday: anti Saturday of next
ionic: after spending the past 'six Mich., spent a week with his cousin, l at low prices. week t "
weeks in the,l�A'illahat:a Hospital. We Mr. Andrew Miller sr. met.t is fifty...,
1 is much improv- three years since they lastCrO.IZRIE Snell, who was elected'a m mber:rof
de¢
e icle the Board of Directors of ,the , Trus-
- received a car of smart. A. G. Sznitlr, issuer of Motor � chi
Mr.Tilos- Stewart Hall and Mr. Everitt;Permits ° for this territory, will lee at tees.and Ratepayers' Association and
B. C. shingles, this week. MMcGee,
,arStanley
W. e- M. P: returned to lleGee, are both -improving after their: Doig's Garage, on Thursday, April•also a,' member of the Legislative
OttMr' J. � ' ;lied i recent server illness, we are pleased. - to 1, ipth,, from' 2 o'clock'. This will be the -Committee and Secretary of the.` Ula
the r Monday after spendingthepeople of this baht Trustees
are please to say
leCairnes is eighty years old and quite.
ed in health. ,
Congratulations are due Rev. H. W.
ativa of
the Easter vacation at his home here, o stat-. L best opportunity ito secure their lie Prof ` A H, `%Toin7ins'ori, B. S. A.
G left f ' districtF.
e,
shi _ ex1 :a .carload of Mr. Harvey amiss. et , or win .
Mr.
and
pp sn end this season evithout send will address -a meeting in Winghain
Mr. R.Johnston ,a: car of den on Tuesday morning, after p 1 ansa plates on April x3ttt ,
.cattle andJ nide ,
bogs to Toronto- on Sat Y
•
ink the whiter with his mother here. " ing for:thenr -
• at`8 o'clock' in the in-
terests of the Horticultural' Society.
.aM.immim—YNV. The address is entitled•• "The Best.
o 41. 8t5,.cnr.,41k..• 1Tit'L' Il.l S' ! 5q,:a'8'.aa1'ir
easserseetaaseeeeneanienalthetheemeeesair
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,fider no r circumstances
but
Genuine Ford: Part in our
:re Wpair:, work.
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Repair ..Work, performedby .
dam
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S s guaranteed D
n 'defeptive
-
_ani first
class i every partieOlat.
' . or is :a .d 14 .• on
.t rte system,„ The .:
st ClI . r will ow in
eau advance the ex etc ' t
the lab „,•�
:A1Ways .look. for ise,:b106
and *hite *hitservice
sign,.: i e sign 'f sati fac^.
G O tkl[.
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ItIl1111`1"lIllls lee rem 1 o Tit Al
Trees, :Evergreens, :Shrubs and Per-
ennials, for Home Ground 'Planting.
'..The special Easter'Thankeoffering
meeting of thew Women's Missionary
Society of . St, Andrews church, will
be held; on Wednesday afternoon, at
3 o'clock, April: 18th. An address will
'be given by Mrs. (Rev.) Harkness of
Ripley;'who is a splendid speaker. At
the close of the meeting,hiich will be
served.. We hope for a large attend-
ance.of the ladies of the congregation
at this meeting, .
The Late Mrs. Pattison.
There passed to her rest after years
of suffering .born.e.with chrtsti.n-cour
age and cheerfulness an Sunday, the
i8th of March, about one o'clock in,
the afternoon, Margaret Rachel Reid,
beloved wife of Rout, IL Pattison, J.
P., of Delisle, Sask. Mrs. Pattison^
passed peacefully away in the presence
of the family at her home., She suf-
fered greatly, during the past years
from a very painful form of rheumat-
ism, and a cancer which developed
during the last few months of her life.
She was a woman of fine character,
,
1 e `t0 the
maintaining her adherence
christiart faith and resting with full
confidence in Jesus Christ as her Lord.
and Saviour. Before her sickness she
Thursday, April Beth., epeee
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Handsome
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was an active clrierch worker and also
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selling hour of April. make certain you secure
yourMarshall Mattress ' in: tinne •to = get this.
Mattress Cover free. , ,
Do it right away and you decide once -for -all
for comfortable, health -giving sleep
This Mattireske,ovr
,will protect your van.
able mattresses from
dust, stains and wear,
It is made from best
quality Sea w Islam;
cotton with „„ double
stitched seams.; You'
can -wash it over and
over again. • e sure to
See, it at the Marshall
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Once ;you 'have enjoyed_Marshall comfort, many
•'times its price would never persuade you to part with
your•' Marahall 'Mattress. . ' ._
Imagine the world of satisfaction in a wonderfully,
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cog
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body, because each- little s 'p,i g works independently
,2f all others. ..
The Marshall is always resi-
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sag. 'No lumps, and you need
turn-' it but once or twice a
year...
ila*-for' real permanent coni;'-,::
fort the Marshall -way. See the
'free mattress cover. Let the
dealer explain ever.y :' detail. '
No- obligation, incurred,
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COMMUNICATION f
Mr. Editor,
Dear Sir:
Will you kindly permit me a little
space iii your valuable paper'in ans-
wet to Mr. W: A. Curries comniuni
e.
cation in last week's' Advance. He
has. made a few statements. which are
incorrect.. First. of :all,. there were
only teed' firemen at the hydrant mak-
ing the first coupling, 'not "five or sew-
en," as he says. Secondly, the hydrant
was froiene end. wasturned falleaton
-
without any pressure of water coin
ing 'through: and mordover, the firer
men, .who .trtrried same on knew ho'v
and which way tie turn it and did not
jump at any conclusion'ashe has evid-
ently done so without making full 'in-
quiry before ' publishing his so called
communication. Perhaps if' Mr. Cur-
rie had been there he would have
seen why the -nozzle ;was removed be -1
fore passing'ju.dgnlent. The -first by- I
trait being frazen,:it wasnecessaryy
to change hose to 'another hydrant 1.
some distance: front the fire, which.;
Made it necessary to add another I
length of hose and as we had two lines ;
eeeleeeesSeee
a strong end loyal member of the iof hose from the one hydrant tlic 1' ••.
Orange Association, and was instru- I water. was shut off 'for a few minutes, l
mental in (dufiding the local 'Ladies'not a. 'bungling as, he says: but rather'
Lodge inthis district. In all these
'she maintained a real interest to the
end. A. devoted wife and mother, her
excel 1pie will- be an abiding incentive
land, inspiration 'to those who. mourn
her.
'I •Margaret Rachel. Reid ;Pattison was
born on Decerubei' Beth.,' 1856, • ill
Stanley Township, Huron County, and
was married on February zest., eSee-
at Brussels, in,the same county to
-Robert: S7." Pattison. After their. mar -
1 riage, Mr. and Mrs. Pattison left the
1 old Ontario home in response to the
Call of the West oh March teth., 1881,
settling on a hollaeseead in Penabena
County, Territory of Dakota, after-
wards the state of North Dakota, U.
S. A. After aboait 23 years' residence
:in the States the family moved to
hlasltatellCwrarl:; in tile spring of 1904.
They lived for two years be Saska-
toon,and finally Moved to hag' trict, where Mr Pattison hats been
engaged in bti5riiess ever since with
the exception of a few yoais spent in
Conquest,
Mrs, Pattison leaves to mourn her
doss, a Husband, two sons and one
daughter. The sons are ILD Patti-
son, farming east of Delisle and :FI. L.
I'attisou, residing it1 Delisle. The
daughter, Mrs, Cameron Gunn, has
b,cen in attendance on her : mother,
during' the last illness. Two brothers
and te- sister, Samuel Reid in Stanley
Township, Ontario, 'Win. Reid
Oklahoma, U. S. A:., and Elizabeth
Nicholson elillyard, iii Washington,
U. S. h., also survive. Site was pee -
de cca.sml, by one dttttghte,', Pauline
Elieal>,dth, who died in February, 907
The above article has reference to
t
'sister of the late ' Andrew` Reid of
Turttber ry and an aunt of Mr„ W. A.
teid and kers: Alex, 1lobiniln of
Wiii ghttee,
an unavoidable incident. Now perhaps
if Mr. Ctirrieelike a great many more:, i
who are ready to criticize, would at 'a t
fire offer a little pf his services in aid
is flames,' kn Y -the firemen in fighting elle flraine.,
b
.instead; of standing on the side and.
offering' criticism; -ie. would be of
geeatme benefit to .the ratepayers and
business inea of which he says he is
One.
Thanking you, Mr..:Editor, for your
Space, l ant,
Yours s truly,
F. Crandall,
Will Irwin Died At Listowel )
Many friends in 'Wingharn were
sorry to heal' of the sudden death .of I
Mr. Vii. W. Irwin of Listowel, "About I
a year ago he bought the Queens I
Hotel iri ListoeVel and has since been. I
conducting art . up-to-date hotel. Mc lI
conducted' the Commercial Hotel iii
Ripley far . years. and travellers often,
spent' the night in Ripley just: to stay
at this hotel.-• ,
'T3allagtz-Wolfe Nuptials
A riblet .taster wedding took place
at ,the Manse, Delmore, on Wednes-
day, April. ntli , at 10.30 s when• Nelda
1 l., Second. •claieghtei' o .nlr and Mrs.
I`3'. Wolfe, Clifford, and Mr. F.
Povvlaiid 13al1agli; son of the late` Mr.
and Mrs. Jaynes 'lealleigh, were united
ii,. marriage by Rev. C. N. McKenzie, ,
The bride was gowned iii Ivory i
silk crepe-4e-cbene .and carried a bou-
ctttet of Easter and L.ilyof-the-1
Valley, Following a dainty wedding
breakfast served at the bride's' 'Mate, r
the h 1ppy'couple left by train for Torn
onto and. Ni ag era, On their return
Me, and Mrs lIelhagli will resideon
the ;.,room's farm in Cnhxisk Town.'
she ls, �
sit
when it's cooked by live steam in an SMP Savoy Cooker
is 'better for you and tastes better, tool The inner
boiler is pierced with little holes around the top, through
which the steam penetrates. The live steam dabs tho
cooking, No need for stirring. No scorch-.
No trouble to; clean, as there is no
burnt or dried meal to serape • off. The -
`�1�-'� Savoy Cooker is one of the most useful
utensils made. Ask for
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Try these dishes in
this fine pot; oht•`
rneril porridge,
steamed rice, Steanl-
ed oysters, corn,
cauliflower, -vest,
chicken ragout,
niusbroozn.s, scram
hied eggs, and a
host of others.
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