HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-01-02, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 47, No. 2,7
THE 'CLINTONIAN 113)110RET). ' LOcal News
Seafforth retepay'ers (lid honor to .
RoyaBca.10,-.1 MaTur's chair for a secontl terna by
" :lectest Mr, John Greig to the •
formel Clintonia 1 when the, 1'0 -
CANADA •ee amaticAL
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Authorized ..... .......$25,000,000
Capital Paid-np 11,500,000
12500,000 TORO*TO ONT.
Vfluter Term Front Jan. 2nd
ELLIOTT
BaserVe and undivided
profits ,
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000 seCeaonsfi'cli a'HsiEglifh"-Cla.-'s Coin mercial
Y recommended by
325 a3,RAN.c,REs iormer students. Gractuat es in
s ;tong deseand. Write for r ew
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interest allowed on Deposits
ener al panking buslinese itslan11-
acted.
R. °E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
WE EXTEND TO ALL
The Season's -
Greetings.
Jr. 3E. X-1.40-VI-Ecle
Dispensing Chemist.
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Happy New Year
To All Our Friends
We wish our many
customers and friends A
Happy and Prosperous
New Yearand as the
year goes on we hope to
hope to be able to stili
continue to serve you as
we have in the past.
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER
Phone 4S '
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The Molsons Bank
Incorporated I5IS"5 ,
Record of Progress for Five Years 1906=1911
1906 1911
CAPITAL . $3,000,000.00 $4,000,000.00
RESERVE . . . „ 3,000,000,00 4,000,000.00
DEPOSITS . , . . . 2.3,077,730.00 35042,311.00
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS , 27,457,099.00 38,851,801.00
TOTAL A.SSETS . . . . 33,090,192.00 48,237,274.00
lias 85 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all
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A GENERAL BANKINtc BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS 'BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Clinton Branch, C E. DOWDING, Manager
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ADVERTISING -ISMS.
'• The timid advertiser shires the
penalties ' of timPajty which are
meted out to the 1011f -hearted ijn
Lvery walk of Jife.
HURON POULTRY SHOW.
Prize hits Tor t's.st exItilatiorn te;
the Huron Poultry Association, to
he held In Cloclerice, Januarys 21, 12
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and ga e being issud eCopies
may be had on application to the
secretary. • Walt•eet IL Berristen,
Go•derieh. -
INMATES REMEIVII3E'RED.
Mr. Hugh Sparkmanof Exeter
and Ex-Warde. of the 'counts pre-
sented the inmates afthe Hou,sle of
Relfluge with a crate ofPrenges
which were much onjoyed by them
an Christmas Day Keeper !dutch
Wishes to thank the dom.r• for his
itindnecia.
VISITED 11, of R.
The Girl's Chit of 'Willis church
visited the House o•f Resuge .an
Monday evening and entertained
the inmates .An es celtent program
was provided and- afterw ,ids can-
dies end fruit were given to tne old
people. It goes without saying that
the evening was enjoyed by them.
MASONS HONOR PATRON SAINT
Alll event that was aritielpated
with pleasure (throughout the en-
tire Masonic wend. was the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the
patron saint, Saint Johrethe Evan-
gelist, oin Fsiday last. 'Phe local
lodge held their meeting on Friday
'evening, A banquet was it eld later
in the evening.
SILVER MEDAL ''ONTEST.
Remember the Silver coo_
lest in Ontario B. Church Lecture
rooni this Friday evening alt eight
o'clock under the auspices of NS, C.
T.U. The contestants are Cela
Beacom, Eva Carter, Pearl Cunning
hame, Irene Gruli. Charlie Thomp-
son, Arnold Glasier and Shere ye
..411m. Also the Rev George 'Mc-
Kinley, will be present and give an
address. Good music, sin admission
A -HEAVY STEER.
The firm of Fitzsimons .& Son dir-
played as part of their (thritsruas
showing of Meats a yearling steer
'feel by Harry Eitssimmone, which
took -first prize at toe Benet Coun-
ty Stock show last April and two
firsts and one third at the Guelph
,fat stock eliow 'his Month. The
steer weighed 1,380 pounds alive
and dresseer 974 pounds. Be was
of a grade Dere= breed 941(1 is
said to belthe best. over killed in
the pretence.
THE BIRTH OF A NEW YEAR.
Clinton Citisens fittingly isle-
brated the easing of tho old year
and beginiw" „ of a new one, Ser-
vices were held in \Vesta.; end Si.
Paul's ehurches while the bells
tolled out the old and rane ie the
new, the Citizens Band gavo an
open-air concert on the market
square. If the. weather continues
like the 'first day of the New Year
Why the Canadian winter will go cm
record. The day wets ideal, See -
vice . was also held in St Joseph's
church.
THE HIGHEST IN ITS HISTORY.
There 910 now 101 inmates at the
I House of Refuge Tnis is thelarge-
I ,staiumber, that h is ever been in the
house at any time. The highest
IVIutch Elt a es that they aro all In
urumber before was 97. Keene.-
pretty good health, Two new in-
mates were received • est wiek,
ane from Duff:gem:on and the other
from Seaforth..K eper and Matron
'Match, as we see it, certainly have
a ,big job at a very moderate salary
ifoe such excellent work doneby
them.
WE DON'T WANT PROFIT.
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.t The NEW ERA Early
Many Candidates Aspire To Municipal Uonors in Clinton
MID TRUSTEES ELECTED BY ACCLAMATION
NEW WATER COMMISSIONER.
MAYOR GIDDINGS, REEVE CANTELON
A HUD in the' Council
Three candidates tor mayor ene
'for water commissem, and eleven
for alderman, end lour tier public
.school trustee-. wet e nomin3fted on
Monday evening Eollo wing ere
the nominees, their nominators and
their second er •
--FOR MA Y OR-
B J. GIBBINGS by T. Fackson jr.,
and M D. MeTaggert.
C N. BALRTLIEF,Ly J E. CB 9 N.'1011
and W Coe's,
r JACKSON, jr bs 11 'I. Rance
a,nid J W. Shaw.
--FOR -REEVE-
DAVID CANTELON by W Jackeon
and J Taylor, •
TH. •COOK, .by 3.13 Can'eloe and
and W Cop.'s.
-FOR COUNCIL3ORS-
'FRED JACKSON by J Taylor .trict
C W Thompson.
• 1'. SHEPPARD. by T J. Mastag-
ham and P.. W. Teompsan,
T JACKSON !r.. ty D. Can elon
and Chas Baker.
C W. THOMPSON A. Cook and J 13.
Litle
J A FORD, hy. Jr-B.:Hoover and W
.-Jackson
A T. COOPER, by J. GuNs' and H.
ilumsteel
A MORRISH, by W. tticso a and
j 33. Hoover.
W J. PAISLEY 11.J. 1.31m• cciriW
11 Gietht,
C. J. W ALLIS by (' W Thompson
and S.Keinp.
THOS MASON, H. T. Rance and 3.
B Hoov:r.
D S CLUFF, h IL T. Barite and 0,
W. Thompson.
-WATER COMMISSION.-•
Rpackespl.asNm: by 3. Taylor encl T.
-SCETOOL BOARD -by acclamation
ST. Andrew's War Samuel Kemp
St. James' Ward )3.11. McBrien.
St. John's Ward, Thos. Co'tle.
St. George's Ward W. H. Tient ar.
J.B. Hoover Was elected Chairman
and after tali cg the chair thaekeci
the ,slecters publicly tor titer
kindness and eupport in the poet
and had always tried to do his duly
a, a sermee Mayor and re:airman 0
She Water Commiss1154 He hosed
the citizens would arry the 3,ydro
question. The candidates tvate nt-
lowed 5 minate.s eseept Mayor Gib-
bi•ngs and everyone WAS hriel to
allow Mr. Geary of Tore.•sto to
speak.
D. 8. Clef f stated -that he vas to
busy to talcs any other business on
his shoulders and asked to •,e
eased.
Thos. Mas -n,0 3. Wallis and J.
Paisley were absent -
A. J Morrish wes short and sweet
in his speech.
A. T. Coope c N; 1 fi present but old
'net speak.
' J. A Ford state,: he thought the
hyldro-electrie was for the • exit ,
interests or the town.
Dr. Thorepso,n stands for public
ownership and 8E11 'favors a muni-
cipal telephone. Ile stated even if
hydro did not come he maintained'
the electric light plant here would
le a money 111 alter
T. Jackson jr , made a brief speech
and stated thot he would nut stand
'for Stayor and ,spoke in glowing
terrns of the tverk done by last
year's Council.
3.1, 'Shepherd was absent.
Fred Jackson, Minister ocf Fin-
aineo gave leis word that if
he was :elected he would try anular
as careful as he was last year. He
then dealt with ,c'01'9' items on
the financial ,statem tint ; $11),850 was
the cost to date of the maradam
roads tor 1912 and the money- was'
well spent. Ile dealt with the
hydro and advocated that the Litt-
zens pass the bylaw'.
T 11. Cook was also absent
David Canteloe went into County
matters after weein he spoke or -
the chief item of the evening the
power question.
OUR WAT[R EXCELLENT.
le all our citizens do not
yet appreciate our water
simply, , Mi'. Geary, Ex.
Mayor, of Toronto does.
White taking e drink while
speaking stated that he
would like to take a let of it
back to Toronto with him,
and he took many ,a di -ink
during bis speech.
the household as it el i a, in theffact
t)r,Y*
A Hydro by-law campaign is el -
ways Interesting," said IVIS.
MR H. B. OHANT, who was elected
"and I have no hesitation in advis by acclamation to succeed Mr B
ling Clinton ,to vote heavily Joe it. Hoover. Mr, Chant no doubt will
The Hydro power policy is greater make an excellent. Commissioner.
than any political party it has
passed the 'experiment -II stage and
'the system now is being managed
bythe people and Inc the people
"The sy,stem has ;been a success -
'from its inception. It is menage&
by honest , men - by mon who have
never yed failed 1) make good Itlae:r
promises. _ .
What It Means To Town.
"It will make •youne town better,
put you On the great \ white way,
and help you to grew inanportance
as arannufacturing centre.
' "From the beginning the pow er
has been [given to the peepte at
cost. There is no e ater ir, the stock
.01 Lim Hydro, and while private
companies cut melons the Hydro
cuts rates.
"No one could ha ve 'fore! elel ten
years ago what /electricity
doing to -clay, art! ee„hei Cale
idea what it will he ten y ears henee
'The Hydro -Elects is sYstent saved
the people- oP Torinto half a million
dollars the first Y 9.1 There wilt
be no additi., al burden to your
team, es by the statutes the ad-
ditional debentures cln net •effect
the towin's :borrowing powers,"
He urged the tutt n Id become in -
de eiedent of the reeporaticus by
coining in the greatest enterprisie
any protince or state had ever
launched as a' reunite pai 'enter-
prise.
The Re t•epay ees will have a the uce
I0 exercise tee rights 11 1 olive in
ti Connell for 19(3. Follow -me nre
'the names of thee 0 w11(1 are stand-
ing as they '11 ill appear on the bal-
lot paper ;-
D. S Clef.
J..A. Fore,
Fred Jackson. •
T. Jacksen, jr
T. Mason
A. J. Morrish,
• W. J Paisley.
C. W. Thompo in
C ET Bartlil l'. was abs et
B. 3 Gibbing in bele eon:
the position of Clintcri*With the
towns to the North, South, East
and West as to Lex, assessment and
debt.; 'the quest' en of oiling the
roads and buying -the styes:met ; 350
water users and more npplieations ;
headro-electrie pciteer byelaW : no
oast tothe non --user , the purchas-
ing priee of LOW A plant not in ex-
cess; may have larger power users
for day use than night use ; Gunn's
Limited well be users ; the local
manufacturers ask for power ; the
hydro vs. gas producers at water-
works, which will re ace tite cos
uplteep, coal etc.; halo con fi den c,e
in the -Council ; other na wile: rr• hti es ,
are satisfied with pow.er ; the steam I
plaa% herr, will of feet Ithe peak load
an excellent bargain in buying tha
local plant; he .11" S in the field a-
meeAcc'etLralry°9aqigInvinivt.ravCokr'Itorf7t119 bye
law :tor hydro-etc.:Ai:lc was greatly
strOngthenecl liy the splendid ad-
dress given by eit-MaYor nearY
Toronto, now corporation counsel
for that city' Mr, Geary wee neaarl
following the nomination of can-
didates for the ttaaions eneeemai
,offices and was given a very cor-
dial reception by the terse gather -
Mr. Goal y, in cominaenciag, dwelt
particularly ein 'he inestimable
blessing winch elearicity Was to
every home, It ii 19 not a luxury,
but a present -clay noce•ssity, hetes-,
Liitng men wl,.cneci alike in'tho
Following are the nereinatioes o'f
ether munilipolil C ;-
BAYFIELD-Reevo George Lind-
say by acclamation; Council Chas.
Parker, Samuel Moore, Geortge 'Wiest
an, Thomas Elliott, James Them -
eon, Samuel Blair and Edward Wer-
ner; Trustees -H Drehmann, Robt
somweatiom.
and Wilhite Heard by ac-
eSTANL:E V -W. Oren; C'etincfl -
Dever, Nays, Mustard and Mc-
Kinlay, all by acelam.ation.
G.ODERICH TW P .—Reevc—J. Mc-
Clure by acclamation; Council- 13.
Lindsay, W 13, Lobb, Eudie, J.
Yeo, J.Laithwaite and D. Chiddon,
HELLETT-Reeve J. Loiper ; Co•u
reelan-Las
itnicoilin- J. Barr, 3. Fingland, Tam-
blyn and W. Miller, ell by:
WINGHAM: Mayor- Wm. Bone,
Geo. Mckenzie, R. Vannorman, G
Vanstone, George Spotton, Thos. Gre •
gory. Reeve -H. B. Elliott, Simon
Mitchell, D. McDonald, J. W. 19.1c-
Kibbon. -Councillors-Wm. Isbester,
Alex Young, J. A Milis,, W. A. Currie,
N't . R. Greer, Geo. SI -Hatton, Dave Bell,
Win, Holmes, Dr. Redmond,hRoht.
Dos', Ohas. Barber, W. 3. Boyce, D.
Aledonalcl, A. E. Lloyd, Van Vanner-
man, Thee, Gregory, John Glen. Trus-
tees -Ward 1, Heisarcl; Ward 2, Wm.
Moore; "Ward 3, Roht. Beattie, Amos.
Tiplady, J. Lawde; Ward 4, Dr. Ivivin.
GODERIOH-Town nominations
resulted in the re-election ofOharles A,
Reid as mayor, by accia,mation,Dr. W.
J R. Holmes, 'Lane and M. G.
Cameron retitiug. For reeve, B. O.
Ounimings and W. H. Robertson re -
Mein in the field. W. F. Olark and
deputy reeve, W T. Murney is elect-
ed to the water and light commission.
For the Council the following Candid-
ates are lefte'after withdrawals: J. w.
Vann ttee. J. ateses. Ben Graham, Dr.
Macklin, J. McClinton, J. 0. Leith-
waite, Prank Elliott, H. J. Morrie,
Robert McLean, at.d David Brown.
The hydrceeleetric by-"aw figures lar-
gely in the discussion at the town hall.
M. G. Oaaperou and W.11, Robertson
were practically the only ones to pres-
ent objection.
EXETER -3 eeve- W J. Heart -an
and J. W. Taylor. Council -L Day
M. Doyle, 'r dartaia 3. Hind, 1 H.
Scott, A. J. Ford, VS, "Ri v ere.,
Selclon and W. Widpet.
BRUSSELS -Reeve - John- Leckie
Connell -A. McGuire, G.:Melds:on, J.
Hewitt and R. A, Pryne, by :lecke-
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mation.
US BORNE -lee e v cE re,c1. El tete lig ton ,
and Sam. Routley, Co -T,
Brock, S. Skinner, Jas. 11 1' ne, A.
Mitchell and John Dunean jr
GREY -Reeve, R.Livingstonee de
puty reeve, Sohn Brown; Council
W.Fraser, S. S Cole, and P A, Ise -
Arthur, all by acelamalhon.
BAND ,AT IL of R
The Citizen's band was at the
House of Refug,- on New Yoar's day
and gave a•fine program for thein-
mates,-
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WESLEY CHURCH.
Last Stmclay morning Rev J W.
Alkens, Field Secretary of the Do-
pai tment of Tempera nee a id Moval
Reform of the Methodist church,
preached an' exee lent sermon,
tonal -11,11g on the tenip.erence and
social problems, .
A watch night service was held
on Tucsday eveni de commencing at
11 o'clock,
Next Sunday the- 'pastor ‚nill
roach. The itliesionary Campaign
NIP 11 tart and centributioue %vitt be
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A olle d on Sun lay Jan.19t h.
. WILLIS CHURCH
The choir and a narasher oi lis
other friends inxpre,ssed their ap-
preciation of Prof. Briatoice and
recognized the valne 0,8 Incser .ic,es
as organist and choittLader b3'
presenting ilin ar!th a substan ;al
purse as a Chrietinas present.
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• The young pLople of the Lengne
United on Monday evening with.
tee Leatere Weelt v cher& and
lisreneeto an in tere•stin a. item ess
by Miss Medd, of Constance, on her
trip to 'Egypt- •
Rev. 13, J. Allan, ptatter 0 the
'church, atet! pr ea ch nia S un de y
inext, morel ng and e J1:fling AVdthe
serices be' appropriate in the
day --the Ant. Sabbath 9n tne New
t Year
Mr. and Mrs. D. Eckirier wee@
holiday visitors et Ethe'
Mrs. (Rev.) Diehl and sells, Vi• all -
ace and Lewis, reitamea to f heir
ome at Paisley on Saturday.
Mr. and Mis, R 3'Lcieh 1enter-
(mine rl alfew of their friends last
Friday evening.
The many 2rcpcds of Mt J,ITa rtly
formerly Principal at .the Tel 31c
Sanool, weep glue to see him Mal
tussle If or a few days. Mt, fierily
enjoys his ‚nock at Tanleleek Bill
and looks as if Iloa air in Eastern
Ontario agreed With him. tie was
only sorry he could. not stay he ng-
er but will be bask tit the Sim:trier
holidays,
Mr, W, H. Bayley, • of Lepsink,
Michigan was a visitor with his
sister, frI2c W.W Hill. of f1o1itirnct
also visited las brother, Mr, ,Tohin
Beyley. •
Mrs, B. Iiiedermso. - 01 Px er
A Happy and
Prosperous
'New Year
To All.
THE REXALL STORE
Rev. J. W. Mayers
AND
Dr. Barnardo's
Musical Boys,
TOWN HALL, CLTNTON.
Wednesday, Jan.&
AT 8 O'cLOCK
CHAIRMA'N, MAYOR GIBBINGS
Admission 25e. Best Seats 35 cents -
Popular Leeture-Talk oc Dr Bar-
nardo's Life Work for the Chil-
dren with unique
COLOURED PICTURES
NOVAL AND ATTRACTIVE',
MUSICAL SELECTION'S
on Handbells, 13 agnines, Mandolines,.
Xylo.pliones, Ocarinas, Cornets, Ate..
Tsylophanes, Orarinas, Cornets,
&c. , &e. &c. Frog:amuse ne yard
long. dollection for the Barnard°
Work.
TUCKERS MITH 1WP.- R v e --
Robert McKay, Wm. Berry, .' Thos.
Forsyth; Commil--Jas. Came on
Robt. Watson, Matthew Clark-, Robt
Bell, Herbert Cries: 'James Gem -
mill, J.F.McKay Wm. Derry.
STEPREN-••Reeve- Henry Willer!:
and W..D Sanders ; deputy reeve -
Wm. Yearly and John' Lov,e ;
13. '1.311i i t 7lich, F in k-
helmet-, Geo, Kellerman arid ' 'Thos.
BLY11'1i--Beev0--M2 Milne; C01111 -
C,11 -J. Carter, W.11. McElroy, A.
Carr and G.Powed.
TUENBERESE-Reevc-1 K. Pete -
all, John Mulyts ; A.
Wheeler, J. Butlierfard, 3,3. Mof-
fatt, 3.1tIcHileney, P. IticEit en,
'Weaiwood.
EAST WAWSNOSH.-Reeye --P,
W. Seett, 3. M. Campbell ; Council -
Stonehouse, B. Buchalter:. R.
Henry, Wm. Robinson, Rich. Irwin,
Deacon, W, J. Cureie,
SEAPORTEE- Mavor-j C, Oreig
acclamation; reeve, 'Wm A,ment,
3. ff, 3 A. St wert Geo. Neurclie
F, Herbaria' ; Councin-Dr, 13. R. Ross
S. T. Holmes, Ge Canino, C. Aber. -
hart, 11, Harty, H. qtewert, A. D.
Sutherland, J. Beattie, 3.3, Cluff,
H. Speare, E, Deveteaux, Jas. Cele
F.Harbuen, joint Creicve,
1V1011.R1S --Reeve Sncrtreecl,
Campbell add Eraser ; .Coancil--
J ohnsto 091111] gh a m , L ai di =sty,
Thuell, Proctor, Henderson and
Wheeler,
McKILLOR TWP.-.-11.euere -John.
M. Govenlock I ama tion ; coun ell
Thos. Purcell, Conrad Eckert, Win.
N. Kinechtel, Robert
' Balfour, Francis McQuaid, Henry
Ruermain, J. Croveelock,
-Hy MWP.-Re,cv e-L.Kalbcfl /User
Council -E. Date, F. I er NV.
Consith and -C,Schilbe, ell elected
by acclamation •• '
ZURICH- Police Teusteas
Zeller, A, Heideman and Ferdinand
Hess all elected 3.,v aecletnatiOn
COME AND SEE, HEAR AND,
HELP.
.50
Trousers
$5.50
This week our special in
Men's wear is Trouserings,
made to your measure, with,
best trimmings, and guaran-
teed fit, English stripe
Worsted and Scotch Tweed,
regular 6.5o for MAP
Ordered
Clothing
Be well dressed if you
will be respected wherever
you go. Come in and have
our Mr. ToWne measure you
.up for a good'Custom Made '0
Suit whether it be, a busi-
ness or a- Sunday Suit.
We Guarantee all Work
-"Turned out From
This Depart-
ment,
Ben's Tailors and hirniSiterS
daughter, ItIris.Williettp Mason,