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The exceptional tone Piano appeals to the most quality in the Weber aesthetic taste, HEAR FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED. AY C. W. LINDSAY'S Warerooms, "Where style i a factor and good workmanship a principle." i SEES a tt etiam io 9.00 per Barat ru whe vaya PR 43.00 { Stove snd Exgoss oh Buckwhaat os. os. Gut Hard and Soft Slabs. $18. sis. 9.00, per 00 pe 00 per per CO. party Iii why not let us help in choosing | _THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Dr. A. E. Ross Elected in Kingston By the Decisive Majority of 1,612 Great Re Was a Surp The electors of Kingston and Portsmouth on Thursday elected Hon. Dr. A. E: Ross, the Conserva- tive candidate, as their representa~ tive in the House of Commons at Ottawa. Dr. Ross had a majority of 1,812 over the Liberal candidate, Mr. J. Mm Campbell, It was the general opinion that the contest in Kingston would be a very close one, and the big majority poll- ed by Dr. Ross came as a great sur- Prise to both parties. ' Dr. Ross had a majority in every ward. The Advance poll alone gave 2 majority to Mr. Campbell, the vote being-29 to 17. The sweeping victory of the Con- af | Servative candidate brought about great rejoicing in the Conservative ranks. Hon. Dr. J. W. Edwards, Conservative candidate in Frontenac and Addington, was also elected bya very large majority, and when the result was known, Conservatives of the city and county joined in a cele bration, a special feature being a parade of the down-town streets, when the successful candidates were carried\ on the shoulders of their supporters. It was certainly a big f night in the local Conservative camp, || the celebration being carried on un- til & very late hour. The voters' list showed that there in Conservative Ranks--Dr. Ross' Majorit Surprise on All Sides--The Results by Wards. 4 were 15,080 votes in the riding, of this number Portsmouth having 609. There were 11,656 votes; recorded, and of this number Portsmouth poll- ed 512. In the election for the federal house on Dec. 6th, 1921, Dr. Ross owt A. E. ROSS Who again repres In the House of Commons nan attrac- ii Kinnear & d'Esterre | No.3 C 168 PRINCESS ST, | SYDENHAM WARD No.1 A No.t'B Nox C .... No.2 A No.2 B No.2 C No.3 A No. 3 Bf Le ty eegp h ---------------------------------- RY RESULT OF KINGSTON VOTE BY SUBDIVISIONS ROSS 108 86 85 CAMPBELL 85 68 68 63 7 77 58 93 85° 73 81¢ 70 63+ 67 ' ONTARIO WARD NOAA Noi $B ea iii NowCun en aoa No. 5 A No.8 Be NO BA No.6 B Neo. 6°C nt pombe 47 59 52 70 102 88 86 5 " 104 kt i ST. LAWRENCE WARD NO, B.A iis No.7 B No. 7 C No. # D No. 8 A No.8 B rn st a ab tsi peers sot li No. 8 C NOOSA NOE B eeritinnsicn nn NOLS C ee 55 95 67 b CATARAQUI WARD NOL 0 A eine No 10-B oe No 10 Co No, 11 A' NenrB... nan 64 + 69 * 587 nv 6" 547 70 ¢ 64 FRONTENAC WARD NOAA. a 8 68 7% 85 57 62 57 2888s & a g3rsensds; $8382 rt eo ~ 25eEsE defeated Mr. Campbell by a majority of 248. Receiving the Returns. The polls were open from 8 am: tll 6 pm. and shortly after § o'clock, 'a very large crowd gathered at the Whig office for the receiving of the returns, The first returns received came from the Advance Poll, and this gave, Mr. Campbell a majority of 12. The other polls began to pour in a short time after the result of the Ad- (Hi vance Poll had been: recorded, and as each one was tabulated, a sub- stantial majority was given in favor of Dr. Ross, and it was not long be- fore a victory was conceded for the Conservative candidate. The returning officer, Mr. Mooers, did not receive the returns from the deputy returning officers on Thurs- day night, and as a result the official figures 'could not be secured by the Whig; but it is not expected that there will be many changes made in the reports, as recelved by the Whig, from the sions. The big majority given Dr. Ross was a great surprise on all sides. Not even the most sanguine in the ranks of the Conservative party, looked for a majority over the thous- and mark; a majority of about 600 was the limit, but the general opin- fon was that the race would be a very close one, and that the winner would be lucky ta have a majority of 300. The cry about unemployment and gefieral discontent over conditions in general, no doubt turned the tide for a Conservative victory. The best of weather prevailed for the getting out of the vote, both sides had a good organizations and although defeated, the Liberals are justly proud of the fight they put up in behalf of the principles for which they stand. Dr. Ross addressed a large gather- fog at the Standard office when the result of the local election was known, and Mr. spoke at the Whig office, returning his sincere thanks to all his support- ers and to the Whig, for its warm support during the campaign. The results of the voting in King- ston and Portsmouth are given else- where in this issue, in tabulated form. The Summary. Campbell. Ross, 770 794 925 705 979 1,373 928 321 17 6,634 Sydenham Ontario Victoria Portsmouth Advace Poll Totals Majority for Ross 1,612. Vote in 1921 Election. In the election op Dec. 6th, 1921, Dr. Ross had » majo BTiS Sve Mr. J. M. Campbell. The vote by wards was as follows: ' Campbell. Ross. 687 784 750 731 200 813 678 609 698 828 909 1,162 680 851 2556 / 284 18 18 Sydénham Ontario St. Lawrence ..... Cataraqui .... Frontenac Rideau Victoria .... Portsmouth Advance Poll .....,. JOHN HUBBS ELECTED. Of About 900. 'Napanee, Oct. 30.--John Hubbs, Conservative, of Picton, was elected member for the riding of Lennox- Prince Bdward by a majority of about nine hundred over his oppon- ent, E. J. Sexsmith, Progressive, who represented the riding of Lennox and Addington in the last House of Com- mons, . Mr. Hubbs represented Prince Edward county in the last parliament, but the two counties were united- under the distribution bill. 1 It was stated that the victory of the Conservative party was due in a J. M. Campbell | 125 pairs Ladies' Black and Brown Kid Laced Boots--wonderful quality--regular $7.00 to $10.00 sizes 3 to 7. values, High heels. various polling subdivi- |} 11H i About 100 pairs at von. Baby Boots -- turn soles--some button--some lace and so. with colored tops--regular $2.50 to $3.50 values. Sizes 3 to 7}--all going to-morrow Furniture from a dependable store. from true statements--they friends and they stick to the ever-growing volunie of J 'Phone 147 for Service. [ S---- in, There is an ever growing circle of good ually business. They include Confidence in Homes Furnished by Rei people who prefer to buy They can "distinguish false cla choose their Furniture as they would tried and true, ' WS all classes of they all have the same love for Home and Comforts. J Tet us show you the difference between being served and being THE LEADING UNDERTAX DESERON10 Deseronto, Oct. 29 ~--Miss Eleanor Mrs. Joseph Johnston, was hostess to a number of her young friends at 8 birthday party on Wednesday af- ternoon, Mrs. Annfe Dennis, of Napanee, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs, John Cannon. . Miss Hilda Gaulin, R.N., left on Thursday last for Rochester, N.Y., tion. Mrs. E. M. Webster, accompanied by her sister, Miss eX Moe ter spending séveral months in that -Lelty. Frank Harvey, : of the ho : a Rochas re | vote to yesterday was: Tummon, C 572; Hanna, Liberal, 283. BT {continues ¢ Johnston, little daughter of Mr. and The where she, has secured a good posi- puke have arrived home from Toronto afe| or h Comp Wy left this for § : In Montreal Lineup] on to dog Coach Twé points are belng drilled the Mont uad this week as as holding Argonauts cerned. To cope with the smashing team, Nicholson is front rank clip more thy did against the plunging team last Saturday and in this hopes to. negative Argos'