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THURSDAY, Apr. •.;•., 1(i09
CANADA CONFERENCE OF THE EV.
ASSOCL►TO1N
New hamburg, Ont.. April 19, flew.).
The 45th Annual Session of the above
Conference convened here April 15-19.
Bishop W. Horn. 13.13., Cleveland. Ohio.
prealded.
Iles. T. C. Merkel. Rev. F. W .Unrbrcit.
Iter. .\. ilalmhubet•, and Mr. Ilerkes were
present and addressed conference In the
litter( see of the Mlestonary Society. the
North Western College, Old People's
Home, and the Publishing House, r.'-
epertively.
A. Abel and W. Ilendrieha were both
granted probationers' licenses.
E. 11. Dorsch, J. S. Damen and E. M.
Graft were ordained an elders.
The missionary reports from the Can-
adian North West gave gratifying re-
ports and evidence of substantial gains
during the past year.
The standing committee reported as
follows. -
East District
Rev.,S. R. Kneehtel ,I'. E.
Berlin -G. D. Damm
New hamburg -W. J. Yaeger.
Lingeibachs-E. M. Graff.
North Easthope-i1. Dierlanun.
Ta�Istock-E. Burn.
Sebringville-J. G. Litt.
F'ullarton-E. Eby.
Milverton -F'. Meyer.
Rodney -W. M. Sippel.
1tamilton-D. H. Wing.
Toronto -W. E. Beetle.
Compdon-W. 0 Helot.
R natant-.\. C.e:ncns, W. J. Ftddes.
1.10 &1131011-J. C. Morlork.
BI^nhcirn-E. S. )llscocks.
Flespelcr.-A. 11. Plyley.
NI ig.era-J. W. Bean.
Gainsbor o -E. M. Glschier.
Arnp.lor and Klllaloe-O.G.Ifallrn in
Menke oke -A. Geiger.
Go:d'n Lake -F. R. Meyer.
lto'k:ngham-E. H. Dorsett.
North District
Ile'. A. Y. lialst, P.E.
Waterloo -M. L. Wing.
Hi. Jacoba-C. G. Kaatz.
Sentra-J. G. Burn.
Llstowcl-J. 11. Grenzebach.
Wallace -:1. II. Lclbold.
Na.nrtndy-A. W. Sauer.
Mildniey-L. \Vittich.
W.1, erton-°.3. L. Braun.
!'o t Elgin -E. 'D. Becker.
If mover -\Y. J. Zinmter:l at: .
CheeIey-1I. L. Mcracr.
Elmwood -II. J. Holtzman.
Petry Sound -To cbe supplied.
Stretford -S. M. lIauch.
Lu 1:h -A. D. Glschier.
Dashwood-L..K EIdt.
Credl•on-E. H. Bean.
M.Ulend-E. P'. Ifatst.
North West District
Wtnelpag-E. J. Bechtel.
Regina -S. F. Brown.
Rosthern-L. Arnachor.
Neudorf-J. V. Kovar.
Melville -J. S. Burn.
Kenaston-W. J. Fiddes.
Melt -ane Hat -J. S. Damn,W.%% Merl
Didsbury-C. t;. Fitkbelner.
Se:b'rtvthe-D. RI^d^r
warner -M. J Connor, A. D. Nese.
Saskatoon -To be supplied.
Swift Current -To be supplied.
Midale-To be 'supplied.
A regular storm period is central on
the 25th, covering the 23rd to 29th, hav-
ing moon at greatest declination north
on the 241n. at:d at first quarter on
the 27t1.. Another marked fall of the
barometer will act In to the west at the
entrance of this pU1od, followed closely
by cloudiness, higher temperature and
rain. Storm areas will grow wider and
gain Intensity as they reach central parts
Of their eastward starch. From about
the 25th to 28;11 storms will culminate.
from the Misslesirpi valley eastward to
the Atlantic. Higher 'barometer, west
winds, and possible snow squalls to the
northward need not be a surprise o't the
rear [argent. of these storm areas.
Much cooler weather with frost will be
natural during thc last four or five thigh's
Of tate month. Whatever peculiar Inten-
sity the Mare period may fasten upon
the general phenomena In March and
end April. 1t will subside. in a great
measure, by the et.d of April. leaving.
It le hoped. a more placid possibility for
the month of May. iI the first half of
April Is not characterized by frequent
and intense storms of some kind. eels -
Mie disturbances will be more severe and
general. thus relieving the aatronomle
strain.
GRAND BEND
Mr. Louie DceJardine has gone to 11111•
borrenee :o work. -Mr. Rrokenshire of
Sharon ',peat Saturday here - -Erna
Fritz. who has been visiting at Sharon
for a frw days, arrived home Saturday
-Mrs. Jas. Sharman of Shipka Is visit-
ing her parents, Mr, and atre. Brenner
1Ir. and Mrs. Wnt. Baird of Parlgtill
vfsltcd at John Bald's Sunday. -Clar-
ence Carricre, who has been home for
the holidays, returned to Parkhill Mon-
day.
CEMENT
BLOCKS
We have purchased
An Up -to -Date Machine
for the manufacture
of Cement Blocks of
every description.
Any person desiring blocks
• ahnuld he glare to call on us and
get our pt iceli.
P.Bawden df: Son
Rsllder+N Costracter,
MAiN MT. ••- EXETER
. illiMPIP1WW`WWT WAIF W'
C1tEDITO:1. HENSALL I LUMLEY.
1 . ee12.1, ireelG1ES, hlGCIES, Just
t1"rt:e1.-.' !Attie consignment of buggies
frost five of the leadt.:g firms of Oetar:o.
in all the tetra' styles and designs. Any
p.• ion L tauding buying will do well to
lock over our stock before purchasing:
\\'e will save you stoney by so doing. No
11 J able (0 show goods. Ail vehicles are
fully guaranteed. A call solicited.-TRE-
VETcIICK & HUDGINS, Crediton, Ont.
J. C. COLLINS of the Eve 'r Cleaning
eel Dyeing Company. will be in Credl-
to n this week. Ladies' and Gents' cloth -
1; betu'ifully clan d, diel ani pressed,
as good as new. Mr. Collins comes to
you well rccommet:d'd, ani to one of
the best dyers in the West. Call and see
!t'm at Clark's Ifc.trl.
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Some of the farmers have started to
work on their land but are not 111 full
swing yet. -The brick and tile yard men
are busy fixing up to start their sum-
mer's work. -Mr. Russell itedden in-
tends putting in a Quaker brick machine
this spring. -Mr. Joseph Motz was sick
last week for a few days. -Ell Lawson
!tee finished Frank Clark's well. Eli
dug and br Icked 42 feet and bored 12
feat in five days and a half. Who can
beat that. Mr. Clarke is highly pleased
with the Job. -Loney Redden, son of
Slr. Wnt. Fledden, was bitten by Mr. E.
Sweitzer's dog on Tuesday, on the leg.
The doctor was summoned and the
wound dressed, and the little fellow is
do'ng nicely. The dog was at once shot.
-Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson spent Tues -
(ley in Exeter. ----
Rev. George Brown of Walkerton
was in the vill•uKe 00 Tuesday visiting
Ws brother Bei i, hard. -Mr. Steinacker
is visitimz friends in Rostock nd Tav-
istock then week. -We are plea,'Pd to
state that Ji ester Lavern UMC>l,te ray
it repi•)Iv r•.•ruvi ring from his illness.
-Jau,e.
L h..s heti hi:, elites out
On several a teem -ions and is hese flit g
quite :lir expert At Iuul(1linW the 111. -
chine. -Iles•. E. 11 Bean has returned
home from New Hamburg. a here he
attended the annual session of the
Canada (.'.r.fereiree of the Evangelical
church. "l' are ptomip 111) learn t
Rev. Bean will be pastor in charge of
this circuit for another ye tr. Deli ing
h's absence itst Sundae. the I.u'p t
was occupied I.y Mr. G. K. Brown in
the morning and in the et ening the
two adult 111111e claase, and choir rtsvP
an excellent program. -Our buys have
been having lots of fon the pa it a -k
fishing suckers. They have had splen-
did .secs•.".- Mitten Atkinson of (:.-n•
tra11'i ha* been engaged as bartender
at the Conte:el rlotel.- A►beet Ccr•t-
ningharn of AIIse Craig was in town
last Sunday.-14,•hn;el started on .Ston•
day after the holidays, with a good
attendance. -Mt'. Gottfried Geiser has
bought an Mcr,• of land from Go:tlob
Brown, and will thereby ee!ure en.
ough land to do hia necessary R.rdein
ing.-Our people are commencing to
1 an up their yards for the Spring. A
great deal of rabbi,h iisn elly accumu-
lates during the winter month -a and it
is everybody's duty to clean op th.•iLL
hack•yards, not only for appear enet't)•
sake. but fur the sanitary condition of
the neighborhood. -The expected rail-
road sleeting for last Friday night
didn't take place, and at present things
are at a staltd•still.-Mr, and Mrs. Wes.
Kerr of Winchelsea were in the village
on Monday. -We were pleased to note
in the daily press of last week that
Miss Clara Kienzle succeeded in pass-
ing the Normal School Examinations
in Toronto with honors.
CENTitAL.IA
La grippe is laying aside a number of
our respected citizens. -Mise Swann has
resumed her delle. as teacher of our
public school. --It was announced on
Sunday evening that Rev. A. II. Brown
of Varna will preach educational ger-
m one In the Methodist church ort Sun-
ty next. -The recreation grounder have
bean plowed over and will ba put In tine
ship! for our sports. When completed
Vet grounds will be a credit to the ell -
:a3' atld will prove a great boon to our
hays. -\.'c are gratified to learn that Mr.
W. R. Elliott is out of dtrigcr and that
in a few woks he will be able to leave
S.. Mirlted's llospitai for home.
(Too late fur last week.)
Mr. Eiijah Colwlll and wife spent the
&ester holidays at Trowbridge with Rev.
S. Salton. -Silas Mabel Butt, a nurse 1n
Victoria Hospital, London spent Ea. -
rev Sunday with her parents at the Meth-
odist parsonage. -Mr. W. R. Elliott, our
popular horse dealer. who undcr.vent an
operation at St. Stlrhaet's hospital. To-
ronto, last week, is reported as improv -
leg The operation was a success, but
ills weak condition cause. 4onsiderable
anxiety on lite part of his phYsiciuns
and friends. -The Epworth League tea
meeting Good Friday evetang was fairly
well attended and tete lecture on "Car, -
ed t" by W. 11. Mutt was much apprecl-
ite, 1. The Sunday errvlree were rohduct-
ed In the morning by Rev. A. 11. Going
of Exeter. who preached a good praet-
tical sermon. and 111 the evening the pas-
tor, Rev. W. It. Butt. with the assistance
of the choir. gave a song sermon of
much interest and profit. -John Troth -
an and wife of Lohdoe and Chas. Troth -
an and wife of Detroit spent Easter with
the fat ler. )lobt. Trothan of this village.
-Tee W. SI.8. met at the Misses Wlleon
Tu'eday afternoon.
MAPLE alto VE.
►t and Mrs. Richard Ncil of Vest Me -
I 1 vray spent Sunday with fr:ends on
2nd. -John flughes spent Vueday on
t' • Sod with fritnde.-Wm fl. Slmpeter
• t i pur',a eei a manure spreader from
Gee Simpson. Will knows the valet' of
a useful artlrle.-Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Nell spent Sunday with their eon. A. W.,
i• Clandeboye.-The recent what storm
did considerable damage in this vl Inity,
-Wm. Gllntour 1s busy driving piste at
pteaent. He has a complete rig. -Will
seheldlre is engaged to work for Mr.
r.hn Lewis this summer.
F.LiM V iLLE
A lob t 'Ardding was relehrat'c) at
tete parsonage hire on April 7th of Mr.
Richard Johns to Muse Louise ilallan-
tyne. both of Ceborne Township. Teo
eeremo:ly was performed by Rev. II J.
Fair. The young peapl'• have 10' beast
H oho; of their many friends.
T ,e 1at1e (iv, --year-old son of Mr.
John Heywood Is recovering nicely from
d leo-atlon of 4Is rhe.t arm et 'he
'tb)w. the result of ta111•; from a tahl<
the (toter.
Mos 1t. l'onthtoe left las: week to vis
her daughter. Mrs. C. D. Simpson at
Wroxeter. -Mrs. W. Buchanan la 1n Gray
tp. visiting her mother. who is about 90
years of age. -Duncan Stewart of Calen-
dar, Perthshire, Scotland, 1s visiting
hie aunt. Sirs. John Stewart, London
(toad. -Mise Clarissa 111 tcltell, who has
been taking ap--clai treatment In London
for her 'tearing, was home for Easter. -
Warden Peter Lamont arrived home from
the Wt at. --J. W. Ortwein received the
sad intelligence that his sister. Sire.
Seibert of Scyntote, Wis., was dead. Ow -
wing to the distance Mi. Ortwein was
unable to attend the funeral. -While cut-
ting off a tree which had lodged ie. J.
Graham of the London itoad, nortrl, had
the misfortune to be thrown off the
trunk and fell to the ground, a diet,-
ance of several feet, breaking itls arm
:lose to the shoulder. It will be some
time before Frank will be able to resume
his work: -While working in the bush
Billy Slavin had the misfortune to break
his leg just below the kr.ec. Coming aa
it done at this season of the year them --
delete will pamper taint greatly in his
operation s.
1t lir. Jas. Horton has returned from
Essex County, "Jure he purchased some
beef -ring heifers. -Miss Jamieson of St.
Marys is vlsitina relatives in this vic-
inity. -Mr. and Yr.. Jas. Taylor of Hen -
sail visited at Noah liortoa's era Sunday.
-R. 11. Glenn open: a few days last
week with relatives at Listowel. -Sire.
If. Chesney and daughter Ella 'mete a
week with relatives here. -Mr. Possum
and family have moved into nits. Chas.
Stewart's house.- Fred Ellerington'e
friends will regret to hear that he Is
somewhat under the weather - Mra.
Llroadfoot of Itruceflehld is the guest
of her son and family her.'.
DASII\VOOD
ita M. BROKENSIIIRE, DASIIN'COD CONVEY.
114. ENCER. Deed., Wills, Mortgage, and all
Legal Iroeumer t. carefully and promptly prepared
Charges moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licensee.
SL. and furs Louis Kraft have return-
ed (1 o:n Berlin, atter a pleasant visit
with friends there. -Mrs Fred Kalb-
fteisrh and Mrs. A Thiel visited at Mrs.
I.ou:s Craft's one day last week.
Niles Young of Crediton is this week
.1esting the Misses Tiernan. -Mr. George
Kellermann has purchased the property
of the late Daniel Sacks and has moved
therein, he having sold his farm to his
son Clarence. -School re -opened Mon -
1 ty with the sever al teachers in their
prnrec. The children should now put
3 t'i every effort to do their very beat
' t order to be ready for the midsummer
•11ns. Parents too should see to it
'hat their children attend school regu-
larly. as this will roust for a great deal
vii•h regare to a child's progress. -Tete
home of Mo. Adan. Birk was gladdened
,y a baby girl on Wednesday of last
ea :all .\dant la all smiles now as a
,asequence. -Mr. Wro isothermal and
alas Elia Keller were united in marriage
on Wednesday at Mise Keller's home
't :he township of Hay, Rev. Thum o'-
1 1.t!ttg. Titus many friends will whah
t • happy couple every Joy in their ;ourr-
re through Ilfe.-Mesa Horton has been
'.'gaged as teacher it one of the Junior
Jepat•t:neate of the public school hero.
She comes highly recommended as a
teacher, both in qualifications and die-
. ipllne.
Obituary -This week 1t is our painful
duty to record the death of one of our
rider citizens, In the person of Mr.
August Schroeder, who suddenly pass-
ed away Monday forenoon of heart fall -
t 1Ie had been around its the morn-
ing and was in Mr. Fassold's Black-
smith Slop as was his usual custom.
He had .helped Mrs. Schroeder at run-
ing the washing machine, but not feeling
well went and lay down, when hia con-
dition became alarming and he passed
away in a few minutes. Ile will be
greatly missed on our streets by old and
young as he was always of a cheerful
disposition and was always ready for a
chat, it %seeming to be his delight to
tell of things which happened In the pio-
neer days of thc country. He was par-
ticularly fond of children and will 00
doubt be much missed by theta. For
many years he has been a faithful mem
ber of the Evangelical church here under
which sacred rites he was burled on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. L. K.Eidt,
his pastor. Interment was made 1n the
Goshen Line cemetery. We commend all
the sorrowing ones to Him who said,
"Oast all your burdens upon me and 1
will sustain thee", and trust that some
day there will be a family gathering in
the Mansions Eternal.
KIII V.►
The faunae are laid off plowing ow -
lag to the heavy rains. -Miss Emma Curt
ninghan has retuirned home after spend
Ing her Easter holidays with Mrs. F'.
Hertzman at Shlpka.-Mr. and Mrs. Jas
O'Rourke of London spent Sunday with
We. O'Rourke's parents. -Mr. B. Cun-
ningham has overhauled his hotel by
painting and papering it, which adds a
great deal 10 the appearance. -Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Cunningham were visiting
the former's brother, Barney, on Sunday
-There aro lots of suckers up the creek
and the boys are catching them.
KIRKTON.
air. and Mrs. A. A. Spence: attended
the Crossley & Hunter services in St.
Marys on Sunday. -We are glad to report
that alias Enuna Fraser is Improving af-
ter a severo illness of quinsy. -Miss ;fa
het Sawyer of London is the guest of
her cousin. Miss Etta leletehcr.-Steyr
Copeland of St. Marys was taken !R of
erysipelas last week and her Mother
Mrs. Fletcher Sweltzer went to nurse her
with the reeult that the mother is now
very 111 of the same disease. Her friends
hope for an early improvement.
\Ve lded.-The home of the late James
Hazelwood on the 4th of Blanchard was
the scene of a pleasant event on the ev-
ening of April 21st, when the marriage
took place of Mr. John Thacker and
Miss Sarah Hazelwood, the ceremony be-
ing perforated in the presence of a large
number of the first cousins of the con-
totet n'e parties ail al:ro other relatives.
Tire ser -mony, congratulations and
supper over a pleasant evening was
spent by all. The young couple will re-
side on a farm on the 8th con. of the
sante township. which farm he recently
pu alleged. They have the best wishes
of t!u•Ir many Wends for a life of hap -
p ties.; and proaperlty.
Dr. CJnlpbell spent part of last week in
horonto.-airs A. Switzer had Miss Ad-
dle Prelstley of Kintore as a guest last
xe'ic.—J C. Gardiner lost part of his
been roof during the recent stenut.-Mr
Rev. Veale has returned front a' visit
with her daughter at Rayfield.-Itev
•►rchdeacorl Youag preached at St. Paul's
• aver last Sunday evening. -J F. Stin-
e) .t 1; recovering from an attack of la
grippe. -J \Vaghorn has engaged with
Archie Robinson for the summer. -It Is
understood that the Railway By-law for
Illattvhard will go before the people
again. -The Kirkton Agricultural Society
.v111 take advantage of the Gover one's
offer for a grail competltio.t for next
fall. and Vic eecr.tary, Mr. Antos Doupe
.vfll take entries.
--
efcGiLLI VRAY
Mr. Jos. Dorman of Adanac, Sask., ar-
rived home last week on a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dornan. Joe
looks as if the west agreed with h1nt.
Clinton—Tice home of Mr, Jae. Dunford
was the scene of a quiet, but pretty wed-
ding on Wed nesday, thc 14th, when his
second daughter, Pearl S., was united In
marriage to Mr. Wilfrid G. Pickett. The
marriage took place et high noon, in the
presence of the immediate relatives and
a few intimate friends.
New Spring Go0ds
arriving every day. We have the NEWEST and
MOST STYLISH GOODS this store has ever shown
Come and see our new goods before purchasing
New Dress Goodsstyli
O°r stock is complete
with the moat sh
fabrics, consisting of Striped Huitings, Merge;+, Panama!,
Wool Venetians, Fancy Lustre•, Satine Cloths, Voile,,
Criepine Cloths, ekc., &c.
Ladies' New White Wear
— Shirt Waists, Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covera, &c., &c. -
New Wash Goods New Prints, Ging.
hams, Linens, Fancy
Vesting!, Muslins, Linen Suitings—THE VERY LATBST—
Shittinge, Arc., kc.
Men's Spring Suitings Just— the Fittest
and Largest Assortment of Fancy Suitings ever shown in
Dashwood. All the latest patterns and calors. Call and see
them before you purchase your Spring Suit. Prices HIGIIT
Ideal Woven Wire Fencing
All parties intending to purchase wire for fencing will do
well to give us re call. Sole agent,' for the above fencing,
Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce
GIVE US A CALL 111
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER,
THE BUSY STORE - . DASHWOOD
Buggies! Buggies! Buggies!
JUST ARRIVED --A large consignment of Buggies
from fire of the leading firms of Ontario, in all the latest styles
and designs.
Any person intending buying will do well
to look over our stock before purchasing.
We will save you money by so doing.
No trouble to show goods. All vehicles are guaranteed. A call
solicited,
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Crediton • • - Ontario
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The use of_paint is an economy. It protects and
beautifies. It makes buildings Last longer and look
better. But be sure and get the right ind of paltit
or varnish for your purpose. Ask your dealer for
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WHALEN
School has re -opened this week and all
feel the good of the Easter holidays.—
A number from this vlcittlty have been
attending the Crossley -Hunter meetings
at St. Marye.-Wm. Ketoles is busy In
this vicinity with his post driver. Ile is
a crack stand at the Job. -ales Charlotte
Flatness, Lotlle Slattern and James Og-
den visitel frle:tda at Elinnville Sunday.
-No seeding as yet has been done
around here. -Our baseball tears are
talking of re -organizing and are anx-
iously waiting for dry weather. -Messrs
Daniel Hodgson seed J. V. Sillleon have
rented the fifty -acre grass farm of Mr.
Rider south of here on the corner of
Filene'n's side-road.—tared men are a
subject seriously considered by the tarnt-
ersaround here. None as yet have pre-
sented themselves for inspection. Conte
right along boys.—Mr. George Milieon
Is still unable to be around, but Is Im-
proving.—Miss Ella Brooks and Miss
Bessie Morley spent Easter the guests
of Mrs. Fred. Delbridge at Winchelsea.
-Miss Ina Dickens ct Saintsbury was
the guest Sllss Edna Gunning for Eas-
ter —Mr. Newton Musson spent the Eas-
ter holidays with his parents.—Mr. and
Mrs. Duffield are rejoicing over the new-
ly arrived vlsitor-ata a boy. -Mr. and
Sirs. Harvey Squires spent Easter with
Itlends 1n Grantotr,-Mr. and Mra. \Vin.
Morley visited with her parents for Eae-
tor—Mr, II. Millson attended the special
meetingsat St. Marys Sunday evening.—
Miss Ella Brooke has returned to her
place In London. after a visit with her
taothct who has been on the sick list. -
At the meeting on last Monday evening
P was decided to ''raye the S. S. Anniver-
sary In June -The recent wind storm did
considerable damage to the farmers'
bulidings and property in this district.
Blanchard: H. Donis, 11. A., Principal
of Vienna ciilgh School was called home
last week owing to the dangerous ill-
ness of his mother, Mrs. Mary Donis.
Parkhill.—The death occurred here on
April 14th of B. ICernohau aged 37
years. The body was taken to London
for burial.
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To go with us and see our fine wheat farms in Saskat-
chewan and Alberta. Train leaves on Tuesday, May 4th.
All parties will be shown over our lands at our expense.
All purchasers will have their railroad fare refunded out of
first cash payment.
SPRING WHEAT
In the Egale Lake District on the direct route of the
C.N.R. from Saskatoon to Calgary.
FALL WHEAT
In Sunny Southern Alberta on the direct route from
Wayburn to Leathbridge.
John Charlton, Exeter, Age Faifor r & Co.lson,