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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-06-05, Page 1Established 1465, Vol.4 ;No. 49 CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY JUNE 5 1913 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers Little Advertisements can :Accomplish Great Things; You Cain Prove it by Trying Them THE Royal BaIk OF CANADA - Head Office, Montreal Capital Authorized $25,000,000 Capital Paid-up 11,500,000 Reaerve and undivided profits.- 12,500,000• TOTAL ASSETS 155,000,000 325 ;BRANCHES : With world wide connection). Interest allowed on Deposits General (Banking ,busbies', Itelana acted. R. E. MANNING, Mgr. CLINTON BRANCH Brownie ea meras There is Brownie a in They,. are inexpensive, rang- ing feom the $1,00 box type, to fthe $12.00 folding Brownie We have all the Brownie family, Minutes can show you in a few minutes how easy they +are to use. We have a large line of Kodaks, EastnmR-) i,1n s.' Pa- pers, Etc. Ask for a Kodak C a talogue, 3E. 3E -1.0'11711-1-11L7 Dispensing, Chemist. License . Clipped Off That of Dick House, Seaforth, Can- celled, Leaving Four in the Town, The centre Huron license rommision- ers on Monday, endorsed the transfer of the Royal Hotel, Seaforth, from Thomas Pinkney, to Louie Weir, own- er of the hostelry, and renewed until the end of the year the license of Mrs. Thomas Stevens of the Queen's Hotel, wbo had recently been given three months to sell out, The license of the Dick House of the same town, will he cancelled on August I, owing to im- provements ordered not being carried out. This leaves. three -hotel and one shop license in Seaforth. first Drat of the Centre Heron Endorses Action London Conference Rev, Dr, Routledge, . of Winghaln, Of Wale Proudfoot by Great ovation to Come to Wesley Church Here. After twit; days of almost steady tabor, the stationing committed+ Tuee=dlay night( eomplielted the first draft of stations, The; wen*. of the gommit(tele is by no means at an end as thneae are sure Ito •bemany 'al= te/rla(tions, made.: The next session. rat whielI the work of stationing will beoontieueed, will beheld on Saturday evening, and the final draft will not berieady till the be- ginning of next week. Following is WANTS A DIVORCE the first draft ;- LONDON DISTRICT., London, FirstChurch-Rev. C.R.John H. Cooper, of Htllettr Town- Flanders D.D. ST. John, N.E. ship, Makes. Application at. Ottawa, Ottawa, May 31. -Notice regarding an application for divorce has been given by John Henry Cooper, of Hul- lett Township, in. Huron. He wishes separation from his wife, Olive Irene Cooper, of Hibbert Township, in Perth. The Cost ot.a Business or Shorthand Education in the ELLIOTT ., TORONTO, ONT. Is quite moderate when the splen- did results are, considered. One, postal card -one effort -we do the crest, 'This college is open all year. incorporated Stib olso an 1 HEAD OFFICE, SAVINGS BANK Interest allowed at highest current rate. on sums of 31 and upwards from date of deposit Joint Accounts Allowed WF I R_ A UES AND AGENTS ALL OVER CANADA ND) Ahl. t l'i .tY,i) VER TUE WdRLD- A GENERAL: 1$ANI$X\t, BIISiNI SS Ti ANSA('$$ ID. C E, DOW-DNNG. Manager t,nnton Branch. Establisl►ed in Clinton 1579 MONTREAL DEPARTMENT •••••••••••40434. ••••••••••••• 000600.00AO4400040@4♦0+000 • • • •, • • • • Z • • • • • •• O • • SitS dor the Tall Thin Man • • a, •• Snits tor the Average Built Man • • Suits for, the Young Athletic Man • • • • There is not a clothing manufacturer in the 2 country whose clothes. will fit everybody, for each - :• manufacturer's goods have distinct characteristics of • • • shaping. I1Ordered Clothing Ready -to -Wear Clothing ., Suits 110 Snit 4 H classes of Men.• 4• •. 0 k 0 0 Stlils i'er the Stout Man e ••• ••' • 4 • Bo argument is necessary to prove that the w dealer who confines his lines Co a one -house product • i is seriously handicapped. • • • • • p • • • • ♦ • i. We have our clothing made by several of the• • best manufacturing houses in the country, and is all • made• to our .own high standard of excellence of Zworkmanship, i •• •• • • • • • • • • •• • The various makers draft their own models on different ideas, and we are thus enabled to give each man the shaping and stylethat suits him, that's where our variety of shape selections help youd" in getting correctly fitting garments. Perhaps you have wondered why- you have not • •' • •, •, • • 4 • ♦ • ♦ 4 • • t been able to get garments to fit you properly—maybe ,•, • the trouble 13 that you have been dealing with a' : • • "one -make" concern. • •• • • • • • If you've never bought Clothes here, try us• •fo•r your next suit.• • • • Y • ♦•• T The Morrish O • 4 A Square Deal for Every Man • h vera—J, B.. Curriie. 9• Ruh • G,estlo-Walftier Donley, H♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦••••♦•♦•♦•♦♦•♦ • ♦•♦•♦ � ,C9o!nitinwe;d on Page i ;Dundeee Lventree-A. J. Johnsfton 'Wellington Street -Geo. N. Hazen Askin treat=W. H., Harvey. Colborne Street-D.N. McOamus. 'Centennial -EA. Graham. Hyatt Avenue -J. E. J Sifl [yard. Empress Avenue -T. W. Cosens. Memorial -S. A, Anderson. Hill. Street --A. tt(cKibben. Ridout Street -A. Ea Lloyd. London Junction -J. M. Keys, St. Johns-R.I. Hoskin. i3irr-FI. J. Creasey: Bryanstown-A. J. Love.,. Siloam-A.I. McKeh•ee.' Therndale-John Mahan. Thames f ord-A. G. Harris. Dorchester• -G. J. Kerr. Putnam -E, A. 'Shaw, Nilestown-S. E. M., under the superintendency of Dorchester. Belmont -C. J lloorehouse. Lambeth -R. T Garbutt. . Westminster -R.11. I'arnby. Delaware-W.L. Hiles; ' STRATFORD DISTRICT. Stratford- Cenrtel-- Thos. Man- ning ; Trinity-\\ Miienn. St. Marys -F. L Mellott. Mitchell -J. W. Baird. Lis;towrrl-F. L. P.arbo.,% 3IIIvc'rtou-\\' H. Coo ler. Trowbridge—A. R. KiI'e01. Wailacre- P. Myers. Atwiooti 3. Trusser. Monkton-A.'C. iMourehouse. Staffa-C, L. Couzcns. Fullarton-E.M. Fothergill. Harmony -To be supplied. Embro-1, J. Cook, i\'e l lburn-W. R. Osborne. Kin -tore -L.0 McRoberts, WIT GRAM DISTRICT., Winghan)=J. W. Ribbert, Iincardino-A. J. Langford. Lucknow-Geo, McKinley. Brussels -F. J. Oaten, Tt,esev iter -T. W. J. Rivers, Ethel -David Wren, Fordwich-J. W. Andrews, Gorrie-F. J. ftaycrafi. WroKt t e -R. S. 1 ack-ian;a. Bill -t n.e -W. M. Kitely, Ashfi Icd-T, J. Durant. Salem -H. F. Ball. 1 :tl:,et Tp be supplied, Ripley-L-eRnard 1'artleitl. Bervire•--B. H. Robinson, Tiverton -J.1. Peters.; rs.; \\ Iilte e111n'c'b- J W. Penrose. Be!gray e -I: Walter. GODERICH DISTRICT., Goclerieh North Street- W. E. Hager. Victoria tr eet-E. Medd. Clinton- Wesie. --\V.. L. Rauitled ge; Ontario street -Rev. 5.3, Arlin. Seaforth--A. R. Parker. Bruci'field- Tinder superintend- ent -of Sea forth. Ho1mr sv i'..e-R. J. McCormick. Blyth -Geo. Jewitt. '` Dungannon -J. E. Hunter. Nile -}1. Williams. Benmill;er-A. W. Brown. Auburn -R, A. Miller. Walton' -C. S Edmunds. Londebaro- . Ii Oster. hout. Bayfield (J. W.)-iTndiene the sup- erintendent' of Varna. Varna -T, I. Snowdon. EXETER, DISTRICT. Exeter -Main ftrect-E. G. Powell James Street -W. George. Piarkh 1-13. J. Urcn. Elimville'-T. A. Steadman. Centi,alia-'l', W. BlaclllOrd. Hensel I-B.1T. Tricks., Crediton -S. Jefferson: Gland Bend -D. D. Thompson. SyIvan-J. A, Sn ell. Ailsa, Craig --A. II: Brown. Luean-T. T. Gerorg;e. Crran,ton=0. C. KRtte.. Woodburn -C. Laker. Kirkton-R. C. Button, STRATHROY DIST1IC'.C, Str'athnoy-J. E. Ford. Petrolea-13. D. Moyer., Cairngorm -A. W. Walden. ' Kerwood-R.L Wilson. W,atford-H. E. Carrie. Warwick-H.1s. Kennedy. Arl Iona -Fl. J. Fair. Brook. S. V. R. 'Pentland. Appin-H. D. Thibaudeau. Mount Brydges-J. A. Agnew. Melbolu•ne-G. Balzer. Alyin-sten -C. F. Logan. Oil City-Tos be supplied. Oil Springs -W. E. Darling. Edy's Mills -To be suppliied. SARNTA DISTRICT, Sarnia -Central -W. H. Barra- cliough; Devine Street -W. J. Ash- ton: Parker Sltrteet-A. Sinclair. Pant Edwsard-W, A. Walden. Wylonnin'g-J, W. Pring. Marthavilie-T, L. aiop,elstone. Oamlachie-3, W. Johnston, Brigden-F. S. O'Kell. The,dfeord.-L. W. Reid, Forest -A. J.•Thoa as. Bosianquet: (J. P.) . Ravearswood, Stoney and Kettle Points -To be s u PPlied•, . 'Cor 'unna-O'.R. Durant. i Wilkesport (W. F. L.t Pont Lamb-, toe -Ta be supplied. St. Cliair-W:, Rigsehy. WINDSOR DISTRICT: Win(ds)or-Oentral._-W: F. Preecoft London Strele(t,-S,L: ToII. WIalkervilha-11. T. Ferguson. An leretburg-A. W. Tongue. Malden -S. J. TFortner. . Harrow-C.F. Clarkes, Easex-A. 1. Jeonlels. Kingsville -D. E. Martin. Greatest Demonstration Ever Held . in. Riding Was Tendered Mem ber who Fought for Fair 'Play and Demanded a'Royal,Com mission to Probe Facts, Giederich, May 30.=Like Banquet's' ghost, the truths in;donn•ection with the Tayllor eon(tribnion to Ron, W. J.'Hanma nodi. ntatdown. They were brought out( to -night before the first meeting of this great committee of public opinion. This was the `meeting held inithe Gaoderieh skat- ing rink by the constituents of Mr, Wilii'am Pnoudfoot, the re+presenta tive in the LeegiseIature of .Centre Huron. ti The demlanstra(tion was a gratify ing success, showing as it did ' the people's confidence in Mr. Proud - toot. More than two thousand people Were presort, and Mr N. W Rowell, K. C., Mr.'Protdfoot and other Liberal .members ofrthe Leg- islature were. received with gen- uine heartineep The rink was decorated "with the national colors were tette seen on ail sides bear- ing such pertinent sentences as "Huron 'Liberals: We !come their Leader," "Huron Aclmires aSquare Fighter," "Who; tires the „$500?' "Let in the Light," "Bold Enough to be Honest, and honest Enough to 1e ,Sold'' Many Members: Present. The 33rd Regiment Band gave an open-air concert., and then delight ed the growing crowd 'in the large rink until the arrit ai ,if the to elk ers, isir. Thomas McMillan, of S a- fortli, the West Huron caudidat e for the Commons, was chairman. Col. Munro, of Glengarry. Mr. C. M. Be man. of Centre Brute and Mr. J. 0 Elliott, of West Middlesex, all MR. WM. PROLIDFOOT, whose con•se in 1Chitney-Hann: invest& nation was unanimously approved by Centre Huron Liberals last Fri- el y evening, members_ of the Legislature, dealt with different phases ;of the quest= ion, and Mr. Hartley Dewart, coup ser, foe Mr. Proudfoot, scathingly arraigned Sir James Whitney. Other members of the Legislature on the platform in addition to those named, were; Lt. -061.) T. A. Atkin- son, N. Norfolk ;i Lieut, -.Col. May- berry, S. Oxford; Mr. W.Perguson, East Kent ;.Me. W. E; Sinclair, S. Ontario, Mr. T. Marshall, Planck; Mr. Chris. Kohler, I3aldirnand; J. G. Anderson, South Bruce. Theentry of Mr. Rowrell, Mr Peondfoot and the Chairman, Mr. McMillan, was( marked by the'first of, the series of ooaitionethat was KEEPING ON BEING SUCGESSFUL Would So, and: So keep onad- vertisimg hie hats 'or Such and Such his sheoee if what they have to' sell wasn't backed by the right; kind sof quality? Merchants and manufactur- ers who' come out and tell you all. about their product would- n't keep i n beingsuccessful eeSp o un i ess they su1 a ed theirad- vertising -with their reputation, This is whys you aro nearly :always safe in patronizing a business that advertises. Now and then: some voracious indi- vidual or firm tries to "put one over" on the public, butt the success of suhc'a house usually is short-lived. If you see ea manufacturer or a retailer advertising steadily and, consistently in the best papers you may be sure his business is successful. If his businesssuccessful his products must be good. There- fore watch theadvertisements and buy accordingly. 3fR. etWMS'ON WENGES 31010P.iilI04, PC. G. Leader of the Liberal Party in the Ontario Souse who was Accorded a Flearty Reception at the I roudfoot Demonstration ori Friday Evening. given thn Liberal loader anti the, etrtained that your choir colleague representative sof Centre 'Huron. heti accepted money eonuarY .n The Chairman was greeted with alta- the. rule ,of, the Government, why )clause whets( he referred tet the did you not insist upon it being crisis in Ontario, and to isir, Proud- returned? foot's course In the Legislature. (ii Dicl your Sir Jarnvs, asoertrtiu His allusions to Mr. Rowell were al- £coxa Mr. Hanna that this money seg greeted with cheers. from. paid tot hire in cash in los of - "Wearing Same( Old Face." flee in the Parliament buildings, where he sits a; head of the de-- Mr. e-klr, Proudfoot was accorded 111 pertinenit of the Government trhieb ovation when be rose to address has chief control of tho' rinorals of the meting. While the ovation the people o3 the Province? progressed Miss Jean Hunter, the Cf1 A your interview -with Mr. )lilt) daughte.(of Dr. Hunter, pre- Ranna, when he admitted the re- senteed Mr'. Prouclfoot with aboquet ceipt ,af the $500, did you ask him When the aplil<1115e had subsided he thanked the people for the evid enc f e o their snpliurt. Thee, in a clear resume of the proceedings of the Legislaiture, 11e told how they had siought, to probe at affairs in the Public Accounts, Committee and had brei bucked: in every inquiry. Mr. Proudfootl referred to the :a- buse buse ilowhieh he had been subject- ed. Tel lIr. Hanna's er,odit, he lad notiabused him in the House, brat his counsel head) atfth,e so-called in- vestigation. The, latter heel ' re- fereed tohini as 'that pale -faced creature," and; a -fees clays later, according to Sir Jam es Whiitney, hewas your first admission of this was "that man with the face of wrongdoing only made when I for - triple bnass.i" Mr, Peoudfoot add- ce'd yloue hand in the, Legislature? ed theft( he was glad so many of his Was it because' youlihouglrt that constituents were. present to see by such au admission the Mattes tPalt h eewas "wearing the same old would be dropped: and the whole race he, had floc years:" (Laughter odium pieced on the shoulders of Mr. .)canna? Why did you not lel him explain? (10) Was it under Your instruc- tions that your counsel had the evidence in connection with the coal . tenders! and other matters ruled -out? Remember,, you had promised ,atalk invlestigaltion and yet your, counsel ]took) this course, Why did you permit it?, Was it be- cause ylou and Mr. Hanna were afraid '01 the eevirlence which would be given? Your attitude is incap- able, of any other consideration, (11) Having, premds,eda ftdi and :open investigation which, for rea- slons -best known to yourself, web wine OA permitted, do you think it was eitherfair or manly on your part for on (that of your counsel and followers 10abns;e me as you diel? Is theft yloiir conception Of British flair play? Dot you think I got a fair deal ;either in (the Public Accounts or the privileges and Elections Com mit(tele? You know) 1 did not. Why didn't you, se(e1 hat I did? (12) Wm( it agreed in cacus.ber• fore the Committee On Privileges •and Elections, as a commifttee met about the other matters referred to by Mr, Taylor, particularly :'the question of coal, handers? If so, what did het say? You did not ex- plain this in: 'the I3ous,e or in giv- ing your' •evidence. The public is anxious to.know. Where Did it Go To ? (3) Why is the money still retain- ed? Why was it ntoft confiscated by the Peevincle; as money received on another occasion was? (9) Yon knew in 1.911 that this money had been improperly re- ceived by your coll:eague.Why and applause.) Some Pertinent Questions. In donclusion h eeetad the follow- ing pertinent questions for Sir James Whitney leo answer, and every challenge therein was pun- ctuated witlfi applause from the, ,audience. 01 Why) did the Committee on e Privileges' sansei +Elections refuse Ito permit aif, investigation into the circumstances surrounding the pay - Ment by George 'C.Tiaylor of $500 to Hon. W. Ji, Hanna?' (2) Was It because lir. Taylor was ;asked for a contribution of $1,000• and that the $500 Was only thee'fitst. install,m,ent? (3) Did Mr. Taylor (a Conserv a- tive inr politics) prior to his con- tract with the G,ovje(rmment, and having an unadjusted) claim, ever make a contribution to party? funds? (4) 'Why, was the $500 not paid :over to the Treasurer of the 1 011 servative Association for the Provi ince of Ontario? It is well tinder-. stood that there is such an individ- ual. whose busi0ess it is to look af- thiaft Mr; Fergusson shoed be ap- ter, such! matters. pointed Chairman'? Why was he (5) Why, Sir Samos, when you as- appointed? Was it! because of his KODRICSI Have You Got One? Mot Get it NOW. Its a genuine pleasure to gown a.Kodak, and any per- eon clan use one, its so sam- ple. Our stock is complete and We give you full insttuc- tvons, Prices from $2 up to $20 • A full stock, of Films end Supplies on Hand.. We alslo do Developing ands Printing. THE RLXALL STORE W.S.R. Holmes Nalf FLOUR Are you usiug the Clinton Flour ? If not, Why Not? It has • been 'tested and proven to be the, best on the market, - Snow Flake -Pastry Maple Leaf -Family North Star -Manitoba Patens We also. keep - Purity, Five Roses, and Royal Flouseltold, With each purchase of pounds of Household Finur we have a limited numlaee of the newest up-to-date Cook Books to gine away. if."‘(1,519,. IL THE fILTB GROCER. Phone 48 ability VI exclude evidence ;at? shown by his actions in the Pub- lic Accounts Committee? (13) Why did you allow tri:' in- vestigation td degenerate into e farce? Was it because you knew. three Were facts that at alt 1eeaves' thcc nubile must not 1.e allowed tit know? Wiry Wad Commission 1.. fusee (11) Why slid you r. sure a lige, a. Commission toinvestleate; the charges? \Vas it because you irate 110 confidence its the Judges. ur•+e- causcf• you had chore' confidence i,r being able to control conunittee and see` that just such et itti-nc i was put in as you desired? In view - of the face, that the so-called in- vestigation was; blocked and wee resolved: into) 'afarce, why- did it you instead' of accepting the .re- port of th :majority of the commit- tee and lassie the vote of censure passing on rale, send( the charges even hit thait late hour, asIreetquested. tis -a Royal Commissionfor investigation? I diared you, to do so, but you were afraid. The people( will ask yoet why your were- afraid. The answer is :obvious, You had something to conceal, and/ dared not Let: the s4.archlight in,( Th(s Challenge Repeated, (15) 1 repeat• the offer Tirxscli it the House. Appoint i Royal Cant- - mission of! Judges of the •r:CigIa Court and of your own choosing. 1 . will present my case: bermes TIttem, If I fail to esrteblishi the same I will resign my, seat and go back to my .constituents ford eendorsetiou, Is _ Continued on Page 4 e Men and Events. oel0000eseeoeseseasooeves REV. J. E. FORD, Pr-esident of Lon- don +Conisn•encei land who' hes just' closed 3 successful, years zix pastor of Wesley' Church, lie es, down for Straitliuoy, on . the Serest- theft. iredtlheft.