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Note the Free Goods and Extra 'Special Prices
SPECIAL NO. i—goc Riker's 1Viilk of Magnesia
25c Re>*ali Orderlies. Both for e,
75c
SPECIAL NO. 2-$1.00 'Cherisette Single Compact
75c.Cherisette Face Powder. Both 'for •00
$r.75
SPECIAL NO. 3 --"Turkish Delight"
Pure Wholesmoe Candy, r Bound box
SPECIAL NO. 4Tooth Brushes •
Regular 25c and 35c, Special .._....- _.. °
SPECIAL NO. g—soc Riker's Milk of Magnesia Tooth, Paste59
5 V.c
sac Klenzo Tooth Brush, Special both for
$r.00
SPECIAL NO. 6- $x,00 Auto -Strop Razor, complete with Strop, Blade
35e Resell 'Shaving Cream9
Special Both for _ ._ a- Y..__ �•
SEE OUR TABLE OF "ODDS AND ENDS" AT HALF PRICE
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AUTTION SALE Furniture, at the
Methodist Parsonage, Wroxeter, on
Saturday afternoon, May 2etli. See
bills for list of effects. Geo. W.
Walker, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE— Administrators
Sale of Household Goods and Ef-
fects, property belonging to the late
Mrs. Wm. Baird will be sold at Lot
16, Con. u, Tnrnber-y, commenc-
ing, at 2 'o'clock on Thursday, May
loth. Terms Cash. T. R. Bennett,
Auctioneer, J. E. Baird, Administra-
tor.
COW WANTED—Good Milch Cow
fresh or about to freshen.' Apply
to Chas. Campbell, Belgrave..
COURT OF REVISION The Court
of Revision on the Assessment. Roll
for the township of East Wawanosh
will be held in the Forester's Hall,
Belgrave, on Friday, May, 2Sth., at
MOTHER SHIPTON'S
PROPHECIES
Because of the uncanny .manner in
which. the prophecies of Mother Ship-
ton have been conning to pass during
recent years, considerable attention
has been attractedto this strange
creature of fot}r centuries ago. Even
those who have in the past scoffed`
at the weird predictions .of this' an-
cient.. "witch" are now stirred by curi-
osity to wonder what will next occur
in this connectors.'
Mother Shipton, we are told, "was
born in Yorkshire, England, in July,
1488 and died about 1559. In books
of information she is described as a
half mythical English prophetess,
baptized Ursula Southiel, who later
married Tony Shipton, a Builder. Ac-
cording to traditions she was the
child of Agatha Shipton and the devil.
The following extracts from her
amazing ;prophecies were taken from
a scrapbook made more than forty
years ago and owned by a Rochester
woman:
A house ,of glass shall come to pass
In merry England, but, alas,
War will follow with the work .
Li the land of the Turk.
And state and state in fierce strife
Struggle for each other's life.
Carriages without horses shall go.
And accidents fill ,the world with woe
In London Primrose Hill shall be
And the centre of. a Bishop's see.
Around the world thought shall fly
In the. twinkling of an eye.
Through the hills men shall ride
And neither horse nor ass bestride.
Under water men shall walk.
Shall ride, shall . sleep, shall talk
Iron in the water shall float
As easily as a wooden boat
Gold shall be found and shown
In a land that's now unknown.
'Fire and water shall wonders do
And England shall admit a Jew.
Three times three; shall lovely France
Be led to dance a bloody dance
Before her people shall be free
' Three tyrant rulers she shall see.
a Each springing from a different dy-
nasty.
And when the last great fight is won
England and France shall be as one.
And now a word in uncouth rhyme
Of what shall be in latter time.
In those wonderful far-off days
Women shall get a strange, odd craze
o dress like met, and breeches wear
And cut off their beautiful locks of
hair,
And ride astride with brazen brow
As witches do on broomsticks new
Then love shall die, and marriage ce-
ase
And babes and suckling so decrease
That wives shall fondle cats an dogs
And men live much the same as hogs
In eighteen hundred and ninety-six
Build your houses , of rotten sticks
For then shall mighty wars be plann-
ed
And fire and sword sweep oder the
land.
And those who live the century
through
In fear and .trembling this will do,
Fly' to the mountains and tothe glens
To bogs and forests and wild dens
For tempests will rage ,.and oceans
will roar
And Gabriel stand on sea and shore,
And as he toots his wondrous horn,
Old worlds shall die and new be born'
In the air' men shall be seen.
In white, in black, in green
Now strange, but yet they shall be
true,
The world upside down shall be
And gold shall be found at the roots
of a tree
' 'Through hills men shall ride
TENDERS—Will be received by the
undersigned tip to Saturday, May.
29th., for one carload of steam coal
to be delivered at • the Wingham
Public. School. Lowest or any oth-
er tender notnecessarily accepted.
W. T. Booth, 'Sec"y-Treas. P. S.
Board.
?FOR SAI.F. OR RENT—Seven
roomed brick house with all con-
veniences and garage, corner Cath-
erine and Victoria Streets. Apply
Samuel Morton, R. R. x, .Belgrave,
624 r 15.
OR SALE—Gold coin, seed pota-
toes. Joseph Dunbar, 623 r 5.
FARM FOR SALE -loo acres on
nth con. Turnberry, Lot x4. Good
brock house and barn with stone
foundation. Apply for further par-
ticulars to Colin'Eadie.
2 o'clock p. m. A. Porterfield, LOST—Cap between Teeswater gra-
Clerk. vel. and No. 13 School. Finder
SEE US FOR YOUR FENCING please leave same at Advance-Tinz-
es.
requirements, coiled wire, barb wire,
woven fence, fence hooks, staples, BOY WANTED—To deliver me
posts. ':Quality the best and prices . Apply to Thos. Field.
right. Rubber tubes for seed drills
only :oc each. Thompson & Bu- FOR SALE Antharcite Coal,
C
hest-
chanan Isrdware nutsize best quality. $145O
ton off the car. Book your ord
FOR SALE—Baby Chicks from our,
bred to lay S. C. W. Leghorn and
0. A, C. Barred Rocks over three FARM FOR SALE -Containing iso
R. E. MacKenzie, Belgrave.
per
ers.
quarter of my orders this season acres, sztuated lot 4 and West 5
are from old customers. Orders concession 16, Township of :Flowick
for May and June will be 15c each there is a good bank barn, eanifort-.
Onr Leghorn pullets hatched in able house with kitchen and wood
June last year, fax our own yard, shed, there is 12 acres or more of
began laying in December. Mrs. good hard wood bush about eo oc-
uC•eo. D. Fortune, at J. W. Fortune's res clear, balance waste and some
R R. No. r, Wingham, Ont. W ra swamp, plenty .of water, all seeded'
teeter Phone 612 ring 8, but 3o acres for spring crop, a good
chance for some one. .Will sell wii-.
th or without crop. William Craw-
ford, Clifford Ont., It. R. No. T.
TO AUTO OWNERS—Why sacci
ince your old car by trading it in or
drive a shabby looking car? When
your car can be painted or :refinish-
eal and made to look like new. Send
it along to Robertson's Garage,
I ghatn, where you can get it
tradeto look like new at a reason-
able price instead of sacrificing it r
fax neiet to nothing. T.; R. Garrett.
TWO COTTAGES FOR SALE—At
Point Clark, good garage and ice
house. Apply to either T. S. Reid
or Wei. Murdie, Lucknow..
USE LOWE BROS, "Neptunite Floor
Varnish" to save the linoleum, does
niot discolor the lightest colored
pattern; nor will it chip or roar
white' under the severest usage
it and d be convinced, its the best
Thom son
staid'
you �rvcr xised, by p
& Balch. Ji, I-Iardwar e.
fer°ezat
all other Ia,catives and reli
or
Defective Eihninationt
Constipation
Biliousness
e action of .Nature's Reseeely Wit
is is more natural and time.bosh, The effects will be a revela-
tion—you
evels-tYcin= ctu will feel so good.
Make the .test. Yon will
appreciate this difference.
treed Par. Obit
rue, ,rears
Mead Block
Latths Nati
aeaa:sauna
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Purebred Hereford
oaths Old, George Ken-
. No. r, Lucknow, Ont.
SALE Nord To Truck, Alli
to l31rievele Creamery,
ill
And horse nor ass be at his side.
Explaining the Primrose Hill Inc.i
At the time the prophecy was utter-
ed, Primrose Hill was two miles from
London. Now it is nearly in the hea-
rt of London, but a short distance'
from Regent's Park.
.FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Three
sttnnmer cottages at Point Clark for
sale et a bargain. Apply to Geo.:
I.3 Rae,' Route, 1, Kincardine.
The Late Mrs, Tisdale
The ,.funeral of Mrs. 'Geo, Tisdale,
formerly of Donnybrook district,'
West Wawanosh, took place fromthe
United Church,' Aylesbury, Sask., on
Thursday, May 6th. Mr, and Mrs.:
Tisdale went west five years ago to
make their home with their daughter
Mrs. Stein. Mr. Tisdale died seven
months later. Mrs. 'Tisdale left Mrs.
Stele's hone in November to spend
the winter with her son's at Lover-
na Sask. She was only ill a few days
'hen pneumonia developedand she:
passed away Wednesday morning,
May rile The remains were brought,.
to Ayltsbltry and buried. be.si de that of
her late husband. Three sons, David,
Albert -and Waiter live at Loverua
and Dr, Harry at Grand forks N. Da*
rota, two daughters, Mrs. Josephine
Robertson of .Portland Oregon.and
Mrs. A. Stein of Aylesbury, her dau-
ghter Maud, .passed away at Donny-
brook last December.
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Fri. May list
AFTERNOON & EVENING
SESSIONS
Under the .auspices of ,-
Huron. County Social Service
Council.
W. G. Medd, Exeter, President.
A. T. Cooper, Clinton, Secretary
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S. C. White Leghorns
11 Pens with male birds whose
pi dams laid226 to 267 eggs in
their pullet years, r5c each.
Pens with male birds whose
= dams laid 200 to 225 in their
pullet year 12e eaqh.
Barred Rock Chicks 16c each.
By test in the Egg contest at
Ottawa from year to year there.
® are no better egg producers in
I Canada. Drop us a card, saying
!®' how many chicks you want. We
will write you by return mail
when we can'. supply you.
We have loon S. C. White
Leghorn Hens for sale at $1.0o
- each, June delivery.
EN
WALTER ROSE
- BRUSSELS, ONT.
BL,UEVALE
A large gathering of the Salem La-
dies Aid met at the home of Mrs.
'12obt. Sharpin an Thursday evening,
The following address was read to
her and she was presented with a
Sherbet .Set,
Dear Mrs. Sharpin:
We the members of Salem Unit:d
Church Ladies Aid take this oppor-
tunity of expressing to you our hearty
appreciation of your self sacrificing
services during the years you were
President of our Society.
We know that often. you left im-
liortant cares and duties at home to
attend to the work of the church and
the example you have set us will al-
ways be an encouragement for us io
do our duty faithfully and regulate,.
y re..regret that owing to your own
sickness and that of your family you
have not been able to continue your
work as President. It -was thought
that now would be a very fitting t: lie
'® to mark our appreciation of your
A� many services. We therefore ask
® you to kindly accept this Sherbet Set
si as a slight token of our love and es-
teem.
We pray that the blessing of God
may continue with you and your dear
ones, as you look upon this gift dur-
E 'ing the coming years it will remind
B you of yocr many friends io Salem.
P Signed on behalf of the Ladies' Aid
i Mrs. Sharpin made an appropriate
reply thanking them for their kind-
ness.
ind-ness.
IVIAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
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Frog 2nd: Vice-Pres.—Mrs. Strachan;'
Brussels.
1. 3rd. Vice-Pres.—Mrs. Arkell, Tees -
Died in Saskatoon
Word was received that Mr. John
Megan had passed away at his home
in Saskatoon, Sask. He is survived
by his wife and one son, Wellington
of the above city. Deceased was a
brother-in-law of Mr. John Erni, East
Wawanosh.
FOR SALE—I have so bushels of
Timothy Seed, which is Govern-
ment Inspected, which grades No.
2. My Certificate No. is 45-7603,
which is on file :at the Seed Branch
Office, Toronto at $5.00 per bushel.
John T. Coultes, R. R. No. x, Bel -
grave Ont., Phone 2 on 623.
WARNING
The citizens of Wingham are re
quested to have their yards cleaned up
before June 1st. All ashes and rubb-
ish must be 'taken away. By order of
Dr. R. L. Stewart, M. H. O.
water.
4th. Vice-Pres.—Mrs, M, McKenzie,
Ashfield.
Treas.-Miss N. Nicholson, South
Kinloss.
Corr. -Sec. -Mrs. Carr, Wiughanm
Rec.-Sec.—Miss Mather, Kincardine
Supply Sec.—Mrs. Geo, Douglas,
Lucknow.
M. D. -Sec. -Mrs. Linklater, Tees-
v>ater.
Glad Tidings Sec.—Mrs, Porter-
field, Belgrave.
Press, Sec.—Mrs. McWhinney, Dun-
gannon. •
Horne Helpers Sec.—Iylrs..Simpson,
Molesworth. - _
Wel. and Wel. Sec. -Mrs. H. Mc-
Gee, Wingham.
Y. • W. Aux. Sec.—Miss Carrick,
Lucknow.
Lib. and Lit Sec.—Mrs. J. j. Elliott•
Wingham.
The resolution committee brought
in five splendid resolutions which
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were adopted.
Evening session opened 7 p. m.,
Rev. F, G. Fowler, presiding.. Ad-
dresses were given by Rev. Dr. For-
bes, Teeswater, formerly of the Pea-
ce River district, who gave a vivid
description. of his work there. Rev.
D. Armstrong, Durham, formerly
?of S. China spoke feelingly of his
(missionary work in the east. The
choir rendered special music.
A hearty vote of thanks was passed'
by Presbyterialto be conveyed to the
Editors of the varibus county newspa-
pers, who have so kindly published
our notices and reports.
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Banner Pipeless would be most suit-
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