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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1919-10-23, Page 1-,r Established 4865, Vol, 54 No CL1NTON. NEW , CLINTON, O N T A R 1 O,THtJrRDAY OCTOBER 23rd, 1919,' fIV X11 Kerr & Son, Editors and Publiiher& ,51 Govenlock, Liberal Candidat'e, Wins Election. • GE: /J0 TE NTEEL PEitFUME—A dainty marvel of ,refinement,' r N NEL COMBINATION DREAM—Absolutely In a clash', by itself: JONTEEL FACE POWDER—Expressly for tltose.'yvhe want' the best. , 8 JONTEEL TALCUM--Ypu will be satisfied with nothing else' ,JONTTEL TOILET..'WATER—The'best'in the world.., • SOLD ONLY AT TtBE i EXgLL'STORE' R. E30 G+AiC3+3' Ph1ri.;B. . BEST . QUALITY, DRUG ' STORE • ' VVVWVVVVVvW WV oval., OF!CANADA Ipcorporated'1869, :AHEAD' O;FF_ICE,• r.MONT•REAL Capital and`72esehve .. !.�; e$,31j,00:0,000. Total Assets.... ;., . 430,000,000' • .•576 Branches A'gerieral banking business iratisacte,d interest paid "h Deposits. =s' ' . Safety Deposit Boxes to rent. t R,•• • E: M A N N i;N G , Mhiialer e : Clinton Branch • 0 INCORPORATED;1855 MOM Capital and Reserve $8,800,000. Over 100 Branches Ano information needed about Banking will be 'gladly and courteously given on applica- tion by the Manager of any one of our Cranehes. Savings Department conducted', on up-to-date system. H. R. SHARP, Manager - : : : Clinton Branch MINIM Step Uvely This Season But not too lively for the lively young dresser. ,There''s' ti dash and jaunty swing to the new 20th Century Brand Models fos young .fellows that make thele stand right out on a class by themselves.' We can't illustrate them all here—There's several differ' elft models—and it's mighty hard to say which is the smut est. -Seeing Is Believing. SEE THEM., dlt frB4 dread d8� The'lAorrish Clothing r®r A Square Deal for Every Mau GOVENLOCK •IS ELECTED ,FOR CENTRE HURON ,Wilt Have a Majority from 170 to 200 Over Mr. Proudfoot—All Returns Not to hand This, Weak. Mr, J. M. Govenlock,,.. the Liberal Candidate was elected on Monday by a vote of 18,3. following was the vote polled in Clinton for Candidates and also for Referendum: e • . SL Andrew's' Ward, Govenlock • 72 LivingSton' 21 Prot:tlfoot 127 Referendum: Question 1, Yes, 34; No, 196 Question 2, Yes, 40; No, 191, Question ,3, Yes, 12; N9,..197 Question•4, Yes, 5.1, No, 189 • St, James' Ward:' Govenlock 111 Livingston 9 Proudfoot ., ,183 Referendum, Question 1, Yes, 62; No, 248 Question 2, Yes, 71 No. 239 Questi0n;31.Yes,y,§2; No. 243 • Question 4, Yes, 104; No. 206 8t._•20hl1's Ward Govenfock - 89 • Livingston 15 Proudfoot ` iqg. Referendum: • Questiop f, Yes, 46; No. 217 QueSticill 2, Yes; 50; No, 213 Question 3, Yes, 46; No. 217 Que'sfiou 4, Yes, '62; NO: 201 St, George's 'Ward, - Govenlock 58 Livingston13 Proudfoot 148 Referendum: Question 1, Yes, 55; No. 169 Question 2, Yes, 60; No, 165 Question 3, Yes, 53; No. 169 Question 4, Yes, 75; No. 147, The vote in the other municipalities e2cept Huliett' and Grey: Seaforth Govenlock, 613; Livingstone 46; Proudfoot 326. Clinton Govenlock 330; Livingstone 128; Proudfoot 606. Goderich Govenlock 571.; . Livingston 120; Proudfoot 1133. Colborne • Govenlock 129; Livingston 359; Proudfoot 198. Brussels. Govenlock, 253; Livingston, 41; ' Proudfoot, 176. New TryThe Ery. ' 1919 for Job Work in McKillop. Govenlock 403; Livingston 373; Proudfoot t60. • Grey. Govenlock, 486; Livingston 560; Govenlock 205. Phone 146 Estimates Given Interior and Exterior 1ecorai ng We protect your floors, furni- ture, etc., by plenty of drop sheets. Wall Papers, Mouldings, Signs, Etc. 81 Isaac Street BIG - 'Halloween Bazaar" Held in TOWN HALL, OCT. •31st at 2 p.m. $ale of Fancy Work, Aprons Candy, , Rummage, Home made Baking and produce by County Societies. Afternoon tea, served 3 to 5 Dinner Served from 5 :to 7 Please bring donations of Clothing, boots, dishes, furn- iture etc., for Rlimnhatge sale to the Council chamber, on 'l'liursdav afternoon, Oct. 3 0 W, T 0 NEIL THE HUB GROCER Phone 48 Card °o f ' ' 1' hanks • •' LADIES AND; GENTLEMEN:; " ' '•';g, I wish to express my very hearty th2inks'to , the Electors of. Centre Huron for the splendid vote polled for me last Monday. I appreciate it very much and will endeavor, to do my duty to the best of my ability as your representative.in the Legislature. Yours Gratefully, JNO. M. GOVENLOCK. HEARST GOVERNMENT DEFEATED U. F. O. Leads in Representatives and May he Called to Form the • Government Following is the make-up of the Rid- ings in Ontario for the next Parliament. Several seats however are subject to change: U. F. O. SEATS Brant, North Bruce, North earleton Dufferin Dundas Durham, East Elgin, East Elgin, West Essex, North Essex, South Glengarry Grey, Centre Grey, North (U. F. 0. and Labor.) Haldimand Halton Huron, South Kent, East Lambton, East Lambton, West Lau, South Manitoulinarkn Middlesex, East Middlesex, North Middlesex4West Norfolk, !forth Norfolk, South Northumberland, East Ontario, North Oxford, South Perth, South Peterboro' East Renfrew, South Simcoe, Centre Simcoe, South Victoria, North Victoria, South Wellington, West Wentworth, ,North 'Wentworth, South LIBERALS Algona . Brockville Bruce, South Bruce, West Cochrane 'Durham, West tiuron, Centre Kent, West. Lincdin Nipissing Northumberland', West Ontario, South Ottawa, East MICKIE SAYS G�e,.'91 %,\S,!' MR. 'G\'SEW AD?•---iW t9�i• 411n•Ott\cAlE.. SAV ," @hR. "C1 -CE 55f ,y mallh,'.F3106L9t044 140 i WtSw't" etla,..soms. 'Ikatut !ai-sio41 114.OF-P10E'14-DO rs,'eatNIle io:o A,tkE'cAVANE:On9&YRE®ti SU®s %555 0 BO'fWBRES '•'iWP,tt6C' `IA -•.er tb4'. Oxford, North Parry Sound Perth, North Prescott Prince Edward Rainy River Russell • Simcoe, East (Ind; Lib). Simcoe, West Stortnont Sturgeon Falls Toronto, N. W. (Seam "B") Toronto, S, 0, (Seat "A") Toronto S. E. ( Seat "B".) Toronto, S. W. (Seat "A") Toronto, S. W. (Seat "B"). Waterloo, North (Ind Lib.) Welland Windsor CONSERVATIVES Addington Frontenac Grenville Grey, South Hastings, West Hastings, East Hastings, North Huron, North Kingston Lanark, North Leeds Lennox Maskoka Ottawa, West Parkdale Peel Port Arthur Renfrew, North Sudbury Timiskanning Toronto, N. E., "A" Toronto, N. E., "13" Toronto, N. W., "A" Wellington, East Wellington, South. York, East York, North York, West LABOR ' Brant, South Fort William Hamilton, East Hamilton, West Kenora London Niagara Fails Peterboro' West St, Catharines Sault Ste. Marie South Waterloo SOLDIER CANRIDATE Riverdale OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE FARMERS The text of the sta'teutent handed out after the meeting of the U. F. 0, lead- ers last night by Secretary J. J. Mor- rison reads: "The members -elect of the United Farmers of Ontario, after due consider- ation of the matter, have decided that it would be unwise. for them to enter into alliance 'with _either of the old parties ss parties, "They are prepared t� assume the fullest share of responsibility and form n Government inn co-operation with such members of other parties as are in sympathy with their .platform and principles and are free to .give support thereto.' ""In the formation of a Cabinet full cnusideration will be given to tine var- ious interests of the Province," THE GIRL'S GUILD OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH are having a ' Hallowe'en Masquerade Social in OWEN MEMORIAL HALL WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBE'ft�th Aaminiee 45c ORME AND ENVOY 'I"'%C P•IJN flU,RON 'VOTES DRY . IREADY FOR BIG V LOAN While the figures given below are not official count, by the Returning Officer, yet they give a very good' idea where Huron stands in regards,to the Temperance question; ASHFIELP — Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 ' Question 4,, BAYFIELD- Question 1 Qj,astion 2 Question 3 Question 4 t.�: • r BLYTH-- Question 1 .. Question Quion 3. Quesesttrom 4 ,• BRUSSELS— Questiot; 1, Question 2 , , Question 3 Question 4 CLINTON— Question 1 Question 2, Question 3 Question 3 Question 4 EXETER— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 GODERICH— Question 1 Question 21 Question 3 Question 4 GQDERICH TWP.— Question 1 Qtn 2, Questionuesio3 Question 4 GREY— Question 1 Question 2 Qu Questionestion 43 HAY— Question Question Question Question 1 2 .34 HOWPCK— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 HENSALL— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 - Question 4 11ULLET (— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 MORRIS— Question 1 Question ; Question Question 4 McKILLOp— Question t Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 SEAFORTH— Question 1 Question.2 Question 3, Question 4 STEPHEN— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 STANLEY— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 , TURNBERRY— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 TUCKERSMITH— Question 1. Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 USBORNE— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 WiNGf1AM— Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 WROXETb'R— Question 1 Qbestion 2 Question 3 Question4 WAWANOSH EAST -- Question '1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 • WAWANOSFI WEST=- Quegtion 1 Question 2 Questions .3 Question 4 YES NU,' 27-s' 261- 26 275 ' 37 39, '.35 ' 49 180' 748 7.60 7.40 163' 161: 165' 1:51' 4 74 • 284, 78', 280. 75 283: • 95 263 • 43 , 54' " .54 72 183 205 180' 27o 340 338 241 312 81 Following are the officers ane the eanv4$sers in this section for the Vic- if9ry Loan: 14on.-Chairnsan, W. Coats, Chairman, G. Et, Mc'fa'ggart, Vice Chairman, Lt. -'vol, 11. T, Rance Organizer, M, J, 'Torrance Publicity 'Organizer, K. B. F. Smith.. Secretary,, W, P. Littlewood • Canvassers; Clinton—W. ilrydoie, Jahn Torrance, 1) L. Macpherson, Hallett :Township—John Fingland, Matthew Armstrong,Wm. Britton, Tuckersnlith Township --deo, N, Turner., Win, Black, Geo. W. Layton. Stanley Township—Thos. Brownette, J. E, Harnwell, .A. h Erwin., Fenwick 'Goderich Towttsh1 ' Pied Middle. ton,''3swaid'Ginn, C. G. Middleton, • Huron should"wtn a Prince of Wales Honor Flag as they are. asked••to rdise •bnly 82,700,000 and' last year they went beyond their objective and sa ur- ed $3,479,000• Everybody be ready for'tlIb canvassers on Monday. 738 713` 737 648 67 624 ' 66• 626 62 629 86 604 133 147 133 164 786 771 786 753 428 1207 434 1130 448 1184 475 '1082 84 759 96 748 84 760 154 690 65 77 68 137, 519 547 544 610 140 162 151 236 ' 065 67 66 93 142 153 148 216 1251 1239 1243 1079 732 702 704 637. 1293 1274 128$ 118'6 334 312 '333 336 925 864, 918 857 69 935 80' 930 85 92S 166 841 1`55 133 721 189 719 224 568 198 232 223 296 795 766 775 701 306 1170 347 1129 , 339 1137 .43o 1046 TOTALS Question i 3688 '19856 Quo„ 4049 19621 2 Question 3 ' 3807 1 Qtitstion 4 5073 '17850 67R Question 1 161681961 Quest tctp 2 tua8tiltil 3 MAJ, ' 11.T: 154164 52 4 15572 euestian 4 ,t .,.=�vrw 1 ea. 12777, 131 129 133 173 704 697 693 1353 82 769 96 754 93 754 141 727 154 163 166 251 65 73 29 122 881 871 868 801 907 927 813 850 17772 89a 224 900 2.20 890 250 310 23 176 24 175 28 171 ' 35 16'1 55 59 53 91 92 79 75 1.27 685 691 688 657 803 765 658 HICKS U.F.O. IN S. HURON Andrew ,Hicks, Farmer Candidate, in South Huron piles. up a large majority which is estimated over '760. ' Mr. Eilber's majority in'ihe'last ele. ction over Mr. Zeller was 27.9, J. JOYNT IN N. HURON; Conservative Candidate Elected by a; Majority of 329. Total vote for Fraser, Liberal war 2587; Joynt, Conservative 2916; ant Proctor U. F. . 2120, Tax Rate for Goderich The municipal tax rate was struct at 44 mills at a special meeting of the tau» ncil on Fridaynight. Oleo Bill Put Through. The bill to permit the temporary im- portation, manufacture and sale of oleo- margarine was put through in the 'Commons. New OVerland Here. The new model four Overland re- ceived by Mr. R. Graham; local dealer, is attracting much interest and is likely to be a good seller, INDEX TO THE NEWS Page Two. District news, Church Nots4. About Ministers Defeated. Repair Farm Buildings. Page Three Local News. • C. C. 1. Field Day Page Four Sunday School Lesson Our Serial—" North of 53." Page Five Personal items Quick glance at local news Popular Song is set by rgaujiatlons Fortunes in Canadian Alfalfa Page Six Local News. automa E in c rtIhN, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF GIRL' AUXILIARY FIRST CONCERT— NOV. 8th BERTHA FARNER • Dramatic Soprano Miss,Ethel Murray Cellist and assisting Ailists. eSeason Ticket $2.50 Separate Ticket 7Sc of,life,eur Classified Want Ada, will haip you, Ifyou,; want' a ,posttton,;you,can. retch the best employers, to I'f yon'want.hel you can get the most etfioletit.t Money to loan" or, ei6itcy to bort roe"Want Ads, cover the entire field.