THE-
UAiL'X
NEWS
PAf?E
SIX
Was
Tortured
With
:
'Eczema
For
Years
Mrg.
Georpe
Phambler,
119
Creighton
St.,
Halifax.
N.H.,
writes
"After
being
tortured
with
ec.ema,
for
years,
ana
trying
everything
possible
from
doctors
and
arue
siorc
a
friend
recommended
I
Ill
IllHlfl
LOltjg
'
I
sent
my
husband
to
get
me
a
bottle,
and
after
i
had
tukt-n
it
I
noticed
the
cooling
of
my
tkiod.
so
he
advised
me
to
continue,
and
after
takiug
several
bottttw
i
t
un
truly
Bay
it
is
a
wonderful
medicine."
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Mil-burn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
He
i.
.'.V
v-
.I
1
1
ad
Colds
Vapors
inhaled
quickly
clear
head
ICRS
VAPORUB
nir
9
(M
11
if
11
LIT
SUCCESSFUL
BANQUET
BY
M00SEHE.4RT
LADIES
Enjoyable
Afalr
Last
Night
in
Jlo
f
more,
fen
ton
Cabaret
With
36
in
Attendance
Thirty-six
members
pf
the
Women's
Mooseheart
Legion.
Chapter
No.
211,
sat
down
to
a
-uionessful
and
enjoyable
banquet
last
evening
in
the
Boston
Cab-
.fot
A
aiimntnniifl
chicken
sun-
per
was
spread
and
Mrs.
Charles
M.
Nickerson,
senior
regent,
presided
.
The
toast
to
the
senior
re-iront
war
nrnnosed
hv:Mrs.
Simon
A.
Rwanson
and
Mrs.
Nickerson-)
replied
suitably.
The
program
,
also
included
a
recitation
by
Mrs.
:
Robert
McCarthy.
After
the
supper
cards
were
played
and
the
prize
winners
First
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert;
,-were:
tteoond.
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan;
i
third.
Mrs.
Ed.
Unger.
The
event
was
under
the
con-venership
of
Mrs.
Simon
A.
Swan-son
and
those
assisting
were
Mrs.
('.
M.
Nickerson,
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett,
Mrs.
Richard
Long
and
Mrs.
James
Weir.
a
More
Power
Mor
e
Comfort
Li
imm
msii
i
'i
s
wi
urn
mimmii
i
..mi
l
Canadian
'
,
V
.
DEMAND
7
i
if
AND
YOU
WIflL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
r
i
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
;
FORD
mhii
Any
JJght
Car
Ever
Built.
TJiey
Are
on
vF-
Difcrilav
uispiay
at
at
Our
Our
Showroom.
bhowroom.
,
t
ri
o
.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
0111)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
EastsV'$l)OMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
"Rupert
Brand"
KiDDers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAK
I'
AST
KOOIV
Smoked
Dally
by
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Huperi.
I1.C.
NEW
OFFICERS
FOR
BOARD
OF
TRADE
CHOSEN
of
all
the
nresidents
since
FIRST
DRAFT'
OF
POWER
A(j-REEMENT
IS
PRACTICALLY
COMPLETED
SO
FAR-AS
THE
COUNCIL
IS
CONCERNED
(Continued
from
page
one)
The
application
for
member-
Rower
aite
being
abandoned
by
ship
of
M.
A.
Burbank
was
ac-fthe
eompany.
cepted
and
he
was
elected.
Maintain
Plant
Letters
from
W.
A.
Found
and!
Clause
3
providing
that
the
Dr.
J.
II.
King
were
read
in
re-1
company
ha!l
maintain
the
gard
to
American
boats
fishing
.
Woodworth
Lake
power
plant
in-in
Canadian
'
waters
xnd
using
tact
in
case
of
any
other
power
Canadian
harbors.
The
board
I
dewdopmaAt
being
undertaken
was
assured
that
Canadian
interests
would
be
protected.
A
letter
from
the
eity
council
was
read
enclosing
'a
check
for
$40.
A
telegram
was
received
from
station
.more
easily
than
at
pres
ent
;
'
The
question
of
the
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
o
Commerce
next
September
wai
mentioned.
The
meeting
will
be
held
at
Edmonton
and
Calgary
and
will
be
followed
by
a
tour
try.
At
this
meeting
there
will
be
(50
delegates
from
the
Ola
Country
and
Vancouver
expects
to
be
fully
represented.
It
was
urged
that
a
strong
delegation
should
;go
from
Prince
Rupert.
A
resolution
was
received
from
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
asking
the
local
board
to
back
the
proposal
to
baild
a
road
to
the
head
of
Kitimat
Arm
from
Lakelse.
This
was
referred
to
a
committee.
'
J.
C.
Brady
brought
up
the
dangers
to
halibut
boats
toward
the
,
end
of
the
season
pointing
out
that
there
had
been
Josa
oi
life
at
such
time,
lie
urged
the
-
establishment
of
a
patrol
system.
George
Nickerson
-
agreed
that
IhpjfrgYstibn'jh
tncrtigh.
the
eetODltshment
of
a
life
saving
station
on
the
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
would
be
more
important.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
fish
eries
committee
xor
report.
Jn
his
annual,
report
Colonel
Nicholls
thanked-the.
retiring
of
fleers
who
hqd
'helped
him
sub
stantially
in
the
work
and
espee
tally
the
new
president,
Milton
Gonzales,
who
had
officiated
during
his
absence.
The
new
president
then
took
the
chair
and
thanked
the
board
for
the
honor
.they
had
done
him.
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
for
the
;fcii
Mondayi,
Wednesday
sod
Saturday!
at
1130
a
jn.
,1'runt
the
Kant
8undaya,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
at
3-30
psu.
LINDSAY'S
!
Cartage
and
Storage
'
Phone
68
CarUge,
Warehousing,
and
latributlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
.was
accepted
without
discussion.
It
was
stated
by
the
city
solicitor
.during
the
reading
of
this
Clause
that,
throughout
the
ag-i
reement,
reference
to
Falls
Riy
eruleveiopment
was
being
deleted
Paul
Armour
who
is
in
Vancou-jas
the
company
mjght
eventually
ver
advising
.that
a
committee
decide
;
to
develop
wer
other
be
formed
to
take
up
the
matter
!
than
.
FftV
River.
of
'the
-establishment
x
a
radiophone
at
Digby
Island
'to
enable
canneries
and
cannery
tenders,
tugboats
and
other
coasting
vessels
to
communicate
with
-that
There,
woji
considerable
discus-
sign
pn
the
clausenroviding
for
the
payment
by
the
company
to
the
Tityof43TW)0"tf&bject
to
5150
000
beiwr
flacd
irj
itrbst.
jiund'
until
sach
Jnjd
at
atben-H
pa
ia
up
ana
me
cuy
guuiu
u-
liver
a
frirt
title,
the
ciiy
to
re-celye
the
interest
from
this
fund.
This
wts
to
protect
the
Company
against
obligations
still
lowed
-by
the
city,
Mr.
Patmore
explained,
through
the
Peace
River;
count
Lin.
the
alyipe.
of
bonded
indebted
cess.
Jv.-Ksn
ust;like
an
ordin
ary
purchase
of
property
with
a
mortgage
standing
against
it.
Amendment,
was
made
providing
for
the
turning
over
to
the
city
of
this
.trust
fund
as
soon
as
all
obligations
were
paid
which
will
be
in
twenty
years
or
less.
Clause
p
-grants
the
company
the
sole
and.
exclusive
right
for
a
period,
pf
26
years
to
operate
the
system
within
the
limits
o(.
the
city
.for,.the,.ale
of;
Electric
lieht
and
power,
entering
"'all
thoroughfares
'and
public!
places
necessary
v
for
trait6mlssi6n
'
and
distribution,
,,piause
7
jvrovides
that
all(such
reconstructidn
work
shall
be'
subject
'to
theapprovat
of
the
iity
and
Habfee
9
rfrovrdeji
that
than
cpmpan.
hall;c6mpleta
aueh
work
on
the
streets,
speed(l'
ily
as
possible
and
restore
the
stretsilor
their
original
.'condit
on
or
b&'Jiable
to
pay
the
city
for
such
.work.
Clause
G
provides-
that
the
city
shall
have
the
right
at
the
end
of
26
years.
to
buy
all
property
of
the
company
within
the
cor
porate
limits
of
the
city
or
in
connection.with
Wpodwqrth
Lake
or
to
renew
the
contract
with
the
company
for
another
25
years.
Taking
Over
Service
Clause
9
provides
that
the
com
pany
shall
take
possession
of
the
genvatig..plajsOMe
purchase
price
n
full
Is
paid.
the
city
to
.collect
IJJjhV
aitdj)Ower
accounts
up
to
such
aie,
au.me
comp;my
thereafter.
Clause
10,
Upon
which
there
was
i
iscusslonJ
of
a
few
minor
detaiU.
provides
that
the
com'
.
pany
idmU
,jroeed
at
once
with
that
&Wbo$iiri
Lake
and"
witn-
I
in
two
years,
with
six
months'
i
"race,
shall
complete
the
develop
ment
of
not
less
than
5,000
horse
power
BhdMhen.up
to
or
over
inn.QQo
horsepower
if
required
by
private
or
commercial
uses
of
the
citizens
or
industries.
Clause
11
provides
that
on
and
after
the
date
of
the
agreement
i
the
compaM
shall.
supply
energy
citizens
and
shall
maintain
a
reasonable
surplus
for
new
demands.
'
Clause
12
was
deleted,
having
heen
dunllcptpd
another
clause.
In
rioiiQu
IS
the
rii'ht
in
re-1
V
v
w
v
-
c
eiSnrarl
Kv
tVin
Uv
in
mnkp
reas-
ment
subject
to
the
approval
of
th
L
.M.
....
of
the
comoanv's
retain
its
responsibility
in
connec-
Milton
.Gonzales
is
President
with
-tion-with
-any
new-mptmythat
George
P.
Tinker
Vice-
might
be
formed.
This
amend-Presient
This
Year
inent
Vras
acceptable
to
Mr.
Pat-
.
imore.
MANY
MATTERS
DISCUSSED
Claust'
2,
providing
for
trans-
;
fer
to
.the
Company
f
rom
the
city
Proposal
Made
to
Establish
Rad-
of
title,
to
all'
the
assets1
(if
'the
light
iophone
at
Digby
Island
to
and'
power
department,
.including
Benefit
Canneries
and
i
dam,
penstock,:
power
house,
lands
Others
i
and.,
.water,
rights
.machinery,
(transmission
lines,
equipment,
The
annual
meeting
of
the
etc.,
with
the
reservation
that
sup-Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
ply
of
water
to
the
city
mains
be
last
night
elected
Milton
Gon-
always
protected
and
that
the
com-zales
president,
G.
P.
Tinker,
pany
be
responsible
for
the
keep-vice-nrosient.
and
A.
Brooksbank
ing
of
the
dam
in
a
fit
state
of
re-
secretary-treasurer,
and'
a
strong
pair
at
all
timeagave
rise
to
dis-
council
consisting
of
Olof
Han-
cussion
as
to
how
tne
aaiety
jevei
son,
C.
II.
Qrme.
W.
0.
Fulton,
for
the
city
water
supply
and
W.
H.
Tobey,
John
Dybhavn,
F.
repair
of
the
dam
were
to
be
de-
G.
Dawson,
$.
J.
Mellish.
P.
M.
terminW.
The
suggestion
was
Ray,
J.
II.
Thomson,
J.
D.
Franer,
made
that
the
city
should
retain
C.
V.
Evitt,
Georgt
McAfee,
ownerthip
of
the"
dam
but,
after
George
Munro
and
D.
G.
Stewart,
lengthy
dlfcussron
on
the
point;
Reports
.on
the
vork
of
the
year
K
was
W;..hC
dde
that
'the.,
tne
city
were
received
frtim
President
J.
8hou
W,.
Nicholls
,
and
Secretary
"when
reierve
the
right
to
flay
the
'
company'
should
atoh
Br'ockSbarik
"the"1
latter
of
whom
taklrig-'
(
-nrftinr
water
"frnm
from
-Woodworth
'WnnHunrth
drew
snecinl
attention
to
the
fact
Lake
for
power
purposes
and
also
that
it
was
twenty
years
ago
wlien'
Vepairs
to
the
dam
wer.a
tle.Dhone
wires
apd
fjre
alarm
boxes?
providing
such
use
do
not
interfere
with
the
company
a
operations.
Payment
for
auoh
use
by
the
city
of
company
poles
shall
be
under
the
Bell
Telephone
agreement.
Clause
14
provides
that
the
company
shall
assume
all
oullg-aUdna.
-of
the
city
in
.connection
with
agreement,
between
the
city
md
such
power
customers
aa
the
Elevator;
dry
dock
tnd
Cold
Storage
plant.
Jn
Clause
15
the
city
agrees
to
take
all
its
electric
requirement
in
the
way
of
light,
heat
and
power
from
the
company,
allowing
no
other
company
to
use
the
public
places
for
Mich
distribution.
Clause
16
sets
the
isles
for
street
lighting
at
a
f't
rate
of
$16
per
year
per
100
watta,
th
fompany
ito
sjpaly
lamps
to
tli
Irity
at
i
edit
This
clause
also
Includes
provision;
that
the
com
pany,
on
.
demand
f
the
city,
shall
iattal
at
its
own
(the
com-
panya)
awene,.a
fully
modern
since
the
organization
was
for-!
necessary.
The
agreement
.
con-jfy&iem
of
ewamental
street
med
and
he
read
a
list-of
the
'
tains
n
clause
providing
that
.
the
lighting
on.tbe
oity
streto,
the
charter
members
and
also
a
list
dant
should
revert
to
the
tity
Intetyle.
of
vth
4a
.-lw
deteronneu
thentfle
vent
of
the
W6odwdrth.Lakelfcy.Jhe
city..
Other.
rguUUona
hi
the
roattT
of
street
lighting
are
also
set.
Objection
was
taken
to
the
right
being
given
the
company
to
increase
the
charge
for
street
lighting
in
case
of
increased
taxation
or
'
other
charges
and
this
was
struck
out
Street
lighting
rates
shall
be
effective
upon
execution
of
the
Rafex
to
Consumers
Another
etetite
provide
that
he
maximum
rates
to
eontumera
for
Jight
And
,powe,r,
shall
be
set
by
the
present
city
schedule
though
the
company
may
sll
at
I
lower
rates
n
warrantqu,
pro-irhng-that-there
"8hail"e'
nc
dls-crjrpjratiqn.
in
.this
coan.cton.
The
company
shall
nt
sel
power
at
lower
schedules
outside-
the
dtythanin
the
city.
'
:
"Provision
is
also
made'
that
the
agreement
shall
'eorft
under
the
Public
Utilities
ComimMioii
of
the
previnee'
'
H6uM
such
board
be
eatftUishwf.
"It
waa
pointed
otit
that
'this
iioold
bo
more
to
the
benefit
of
'the
city
than
the
company.
Nothing
in
the
agreement
re-
eaaes
-the
-company
from
Habf!
ity
for
damages
through
its
om
missions
and
the
city
is
indent-
nifed
against
such
damage.
The
company
shall
not
be
ex
etept
from
municipal
taxation
though
the
city
is
bound
not
to
'mpoae
discriminatory
taxes.
The
clause
providing
that
the
company
may
increase
rates
as
a
result
of
taxation
imioed
by
the
4rovine-ia4
government
or
as
a
result
ox
licenses
or
royalties
toft-one
which
the
company
TrOdld
'hot
Consider
waiting,
Mr.
Patmore
drd.
The
council
took
her
vieR"that
the.
plebiscite
had
settled
'
the
people's
acceptance
cf'hisHhMisW'
"
V
,1
f
-'lh
the.evfit
1ttfi,dBult
by
th
;omnarty'
ror
more
.man
!M
ihoura
Wt;W('ljLfA
?f
Uorl
etc..
City
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
has
prepared
a
clause
whereby
the
city
may
take
possession
of
the
plant
and
operate
it
for
the
benefit
of
the
citizens
until
such
time
as
the
company
shall
resume
op
erations
under
the
agreement.
It
s
provided
in
addition
that
the
company
Shall
transfer
the
plant
iback
to
the
eity
on
payment
of
ts
valuation
subject
to
daily
iaroages
for
such
default.
The
sum
of
.$1,000
was
mentioned
as
u
posiUdfj
dally
amount
6f
damage
In
case
the
company
fall
to
supply
power
and
light.
Further
jnTorahitlon
ls'lo
be
obtained
before
the
amount
is
definitely
set.
Uji
the
whole
.default
clause,
the
city
solicitor
is
to
obtain
an
outside
opinion.
Clause
.55,.
,
dealing
with
the
tjcale
pf
wages.40
i'ui('
by
thtu
gPPJPwiyi
.was
ttniended
at
the
rugifaUdiBa
of
..Aid.
Brown,
to
provide
tnatk
the
company
shall
pay
the
prevailing
scale
for
skilled
labor
and
the
civic
scale
for
unskilled
labor,
this
to
apply
to
the
Woodworth
Lake
develop
mcnt
as
well
as
all
company
work
within
the
certiorate
limits
of
the
city.
Doubt
was
expressed
as.
to
(he
power
of
the
city
to
govern
wugefl
paid
outside
the
city.
Mr.
Patpvore
gave
nssur
demanded
"by
Jhe
j.cityand.thejanca
that;.it..Wfls
the
policy
of
it
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CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
QhriftUan
Soienoe
Sooiely,
245
Second
Avenue
Tills
Society
is
ft
braneh
of
The
Mother
Clmr
'
The
Firt
Churoh
or
CJiriai,
Soientlst,
in
Boston,
M;i
Sunday
fertfice
fit
11
a.m..
subject,
"God."
TeftUmeey
Meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
,.
o'clock.
-
The
pubUc
Is
ewdklly
invited.
SADVATION
ARMY
We
wIU
be
dlightad
to
bve
you
attend
our
Km,.!
Meetings,
11
a.m.,
2:30
pft.,
ad
tlKtjwclttl
r
iK;u.
eeUng
780
p.m.
ilDidy,
tfce
youngj'eopl.
-'s
Uv
meets
at
7fl0
p-.m.;
Vednsday;
Cars
C-ad.-t
11
7:'rt0
p.m.
;
Thursday,
Sun
Beams,
8
p.m.
;
Public
s
,
tie
Meeting
at
8
p.m.
;
Friday,
Bai
Practic.
,,t
,
p.m.;
Saturday.
Prayar.aad
Prais
Meeting
at
x
i
PRBSHYTHRIAN
CHURCH
Morning
Service
at
11
o'clock,
Sunday
8ehool
at
12
Evening
Service
at
7:80.
Special
music
by
the
cIk
i.
FIRST
UNITHD'CHURCH
Paator.
Rev.
A.
WUaon;
Daaaanoaa,
Mlea
E.
Elliott
Morning
WoiwMp
and
ConMnunlan
at
11
o'clock
Sunday
Selwal.
at
t:U;
Service
M
1M.
Th-
ahofr
will
rep
tt
ChrlKlwaa
CanUla,
"The
Kmh
Cornath."
'
ST.
PHTEK'S
CHURCH
rervice
will
be
conducted
by
Bishop
Rixat
St
.
Peter
Church.
Seal
Cove.
Sund'ay,
Jawiary,
6.
at
'11
"o'clock
Sunday
School
at
10
:SO.
the
cota
parry
to
pay
the
eatabliah-
cd
local
rates
of
wages.
Matter
of
Industrie
At
the
suggestion
of
Aid.
Col-lart.
a
cUue
will
be
incorporat
bureau
shall
be
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
eity
council
and
the
Board
of
Trade
for
the
encouragement
of
local
industries.
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
agreement
was
still
in
the
draft
tag
and
would
be
subject
to
such
further
amendment-
..
Visions
as
may
bt
dec
me
i
ary
or
advisable.
It
bas
been
ikcldcd
that
Mr.
Jr.
get
an
opinion
on
the
wn.
i
ed
in
the
agreement
proviaiag,
,
iaw
rom
outside
counsel
aa
promised
by
the
company
In
I
nuetent
engineer.
...
...
i
.
-
!
iu
tender,
that
its
industrial
Attmr
thm
ureement
is
1
rafted.
Aid.
Rudderham
sn
ted
that
pObHc
meeting
be
called
to
explain
it
t
people.
AW.
Prudhommo
Mayor
McMordle
were
in
a
unci-
with
this
suggestion.
EUROPE
TO
CANADA
IN
THREE
DAYS
The
amazing
British
airship,
R-100,
is
at
present
underg'
i"'
tests
at
Howden,
England,
preparatory
to
flying
to
Canada
n
the
spring.
This
giant
dirigible
is
700
feet
long,
180
feet
hn;!'
and
will
easily
carry
186
passengerw.
inclusive
of
crew.
M
lltolls
Royce
epnino
will
drive
her
through
the
air
at
a
crui-lll!
peed
of
75
milen
an
hour,
and
she
is
expected
to
completo
ocean
flight
in
less
than
three
days.
The
above
picture
:h"
members
of
the
Mother
Parliament
having
tea
aboard
the
U
,'Hl
at
her
formal
unveiling
to
the
public.
Inset
Is
Lieutcna"'
George
Norville,
wlw
will
navigate
the
giant
&tr
liner
on
t"r
maiden
voyage.