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2.â€"The said Party of the First Part shall, and will, for the term of ten years from the first day of A.D., 19 â€", furnish and supply, erect, maintain and keep in repair, such poles, wires and electrical appliances, including street lamps to light the streets, squares, lanes and ~other public places for the Township of Tisâ€" daley, as shall be required for the purâ€" pose, of supplying light, heat and powâ€" er as herein agreed, and shall, and will, ‘during the said period, for And at the time hereinafter mentioned, and keep lighted, the said Elecâ€" trical lamps with Electricity. _ The said Street lamps shall be placed at the outset at the points in the Townâ€" ship of Tisdale, at which Street Lamps are at Present supplied ed by ‘the s#id Party of the First Part for the purpose of supplying light to the said Township of Trsdale under the provisions of the contract heretofore «existing between the partâ€" ies hereto, and such further Street Lamps shall be supplied from time to time, by the Party of the First Part, as may be ordered, by the Council and the said lamps shall be lighted with Electricity as herein agreed by the said Party of the First Part from time to time as the same are supplied, and the said Party of the First Part shall furnish and provide the materâ€" ials, tools, plant, labour, workmanâ€" ship and power, necessary for the proper fulfillment of the term of this contract, in manner aforesaid. 3. ALL the wires of the said Party of the First Part used in the sarid works within the Township of Tisdale, shall be insulated and shall be worked on Metallie Cireuit and all material to be used by the said Party of the First Part in their works on streets, lanes, bridges, highways, squares, and pubâ€" lic places in the said Township of Tisâ€" dale, may, be inspected by and shall be subject to the approval of the Council of the said Township or some person appointed by the said Council for that purpose "4. The said Party of the First Part| shall, at their own expense and costs, furmish, supply, erect, maintain and| keep in repair, all the said lamps, posts and necessary applianees for the whole of the said period of ten years and shall renew such of them as may, become below standard as defined by this Agreement tharough any cause whatsoerer other than the action of the said Township, and shall, and will, A.D., 19 , and in consideration of the cald authority hereby. given by the said Township of Tlsdale, the said Party of the First Part covenants, promises and agrées with the sAid Party of the Second Palt, as herein set forth, PORCUPINE POWER AND TELEâ€" PHONE COMPANY, LIMITED, hereâ€" inafter called the ‘*Party of the First Part.‘‘ THE CORPORATION OF ‘PHE TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE, hereinâ€" after called the"**Party of the Secong Part.‘"‘ OF THE SECOND PART ; 1. WITNESSETH that the Party of the First Part in consideration of the covenants herein contained is hereby authorized and pemutted to L,Qnstl uct, erect and maintain, poles, wires and conduits, across, along, and under the streets, lanes, squares, bridges, highâ€" ways, and other Bublic places of the said Township of Tisdale, for the conâ€" veyance of Electricity for the purpose of supplying light, heat and power, within the limits of the said Township of Tisdale, and beyond the same under the conditions and provisoes and reâ€" strictions in this Agreement contained for a period of ten years from the first day of made this A.D., 19 BETWEEN MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT 1. THAT the proper Officers of the said Corporation shall on the assent th‘em,tu of the Electors, of, the Corâ€" poration, first «@ad and obtained, enter into an Agreement on behalf of the Corporation with the élorcupine Power and Telephone Company, Limited, for the supply of Electricity for light, heat and power, within the limits of the said Corporation, which agreement shall be in the words and figures, and shall be for a period.as follows: ' Byâ€"Law No. 338 "~ NOW therefore, the Corporation of the Township of Tisdale, enacts ‘as follows : Of the Corporation WHEREAS the Council of.the Corâ€" peration of the Township of Tisdale, deem it to be in the interests of the Corporation of the Township of Tisâ€" dale and of the residents the®#eof and to be advisable to enter into an Agreeâ€" ment for the supply of Electricity for light, heat and power, within the limits of the said Corporation of the Township of Tisdale. BEING A BYâ€"LAW TO AUTH: ORIZE THE EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT â€"BETWEEN â€" THE PORCUPINE POWER AND TELE. PHONE . COMPANY, â€" LIMIT AND THE®CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE, of the Township of Tisdale Thursday, Nov. 4th, 1926 and 11. The said Party of the First Part shall not during the term of ten years, without the pertmission of the said Township, to be expressed by Byâ€"law, charge any greater rates for supplying electricity of the deseripâ€" tion and for the time hereafter menâ€" tioned, than as follows :â€" For current for commercial and doâ€" mestic lighting on the meter system a maximum rate of 10c per Kilowatt hour for the first 30 Kilowatt hours per month; 9e for the next 220 kiloâ€" watt hours per month ; 8e for the next 200 Kilowatt hours per month; and 7e per Kilowatt hour for the additional Kilowatt hours. The whole less 20 per cent. for prompt payment on or beâ€" fore 10 days after the mailing of acâ€" counts with a minimum 75e per month for each service. . For current for cooking â€" ranges, irons, toasters and domestic heating appliances a maximum rate of 3%e per Kilowatt hour for the first 200 Kilowatt hours and additional Kilowatt hours at 2%c.â€" The Whole less 20 pér cent. for prompt payment on or before ten days after the mailâ€" ing of accounts, with a minimum 75¢ per month for each service. For Current for Signs and Window Lighting, a rate of 1Â¥c per Watt of connected load per month, less 20 pervcent. disecount for prompt payâ€" ment on or before ten days after the mailing of accounts, with a miniâ€" mum of $3.00 per montlir _ Servics from dusk to daylight, or at option of consumers, a Fate of 7TV5e. per Kuiloâ€" watt hour, less 20 per eent. discount for prompt payment on or before ten days after the mailing of accounts. For Current for Water Heating, a flat rate, Of $5.00 per Kilowatt per month, less 20 per cent. discount for prompt payment onâ€"or before 10 days after the mailing of accounts,â€"where the Range or Water Heater are conâ€" nected to a double throw switch which would prevent both being used simulâ€" taneously. 10. Upon the construction of the said works or any extension thereof, or any repairs thereof, or any removal of any part thereof, the Streets, lamps, highways, sidewalks, bridges, squares and other Public places shall be put in as good repair by the said Party of the Fi#st Part as they were when such construction work or reâ€" pairs commenced. For#current for motors, in additf\on to a fixed charged of $1.00 per month per Horse Power based on the name plate ratipg of the motors, an energy charge will be made as follows :â€" Under 25 H.P., 3.00 cents per Kiloâ€" watt hour. ~‘8. The Parsy ‘of the First Part shall indemnify and save harmless, the said Township from and against all damages, loss suits, claims and costs, to person or property, caused by the negligence on the part of the Party of the First Part, their servants or Agents in conncctlon with the erection and operation of the poles, awvires or other apparatus of the Party of the First Part, in the said Township of Tisdale. of the poles, wires or other apparatus of the Party of the First Part, in the said Town of Timmins. 9. Whe said Party of the First Part shall use only such poles in the conâ€" struction of the said works, on streets Township as shall be nearly as possible Town, as shall be nearly as possible straight and perpendicular, and beâ€" fore any poles are erected, the posiâ€" tion of the poles shall be approved by the Council of the said Township of Tisdale, or by some person appointed by the said Council for that purpose. The Council of. the said Township of Tisdale shall have the right to order the Party of the First Part to move during each year cof the Franchise heleb) given, not more than five poles, in which case said poles shall be moved at the direction of the Council, at the expense of the Party of the First Part. ‘7. The said.Party of the First Part shall not in the construction, erection and maintenance of the said works unduly or unreasonably interferewith the right of travelling or using the streets, lanes, squares, bridges, highâ€" ways and boulevards, curbs, sideâ€" walks, or other public places or any water course.of the same, and the enâ€" trance of all ~doors, gateways and bridges, shall be kept free and unâ€" obstructed and lights, barriers . or watchmen, shall be provided and kept by the Party of the First Part during the construction and repairs of the saidsworks for the protection and safety of the Public using the said Streets and other places. at their own expense, during the said. time for and at the times herein set: forth, light and keep lighted the said Street Lamps with Electricity. 5. The Electrical System and Apâ€" pliances of, and the current as supâ€" plied by the Party of the First Part shall be in all respects of first class quality and efficiency, and equal in quality and efficiency on an average to those installed and operated in other towns in Ontario, provided that the Reeve of the Township, or any member of the Fire and Light Commutâ€" tee of the Council or any person apâ€" proved by the said Council, shall have the privilege to inspect the plant, inâ€" struments and appliances in conneeâ€" tion with the said system for the purâ€" pose of ascertaining that the electrical current being supplied is of the effiâ€" ciency and power above provided for. 6. The said Street Lamps, and each of them ishall be kept lighted every nigcht, from dusk to daylight. Or under THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. 16. In case the supply of current shall be interrupted or fail, from the Act of God, the King‘s Enemies, ice or accident in any way, or for necesâ€" sary repairs to machinery or plant, or for any â€"other reasons whether of a similar or dissimilar nature, not atâ€" tributed to the neglect of the said Party of the First Part, the Party of the First Part shall not be liable for damages in respect of such interrupâ€" tion or failure, nor be considered in default, provided they use reasonable diligence to restore such supply, but a proportionate abatement shall be made in the amount payable under this contract hereinbefore provided for a time during which current is not supplied by reason of such interâ€" ruption, or failure of current. _ Proâ€" vided, however, should such supply of current be interrupted at any time for a period of thirty consecutive days or for thirty days in all, within any six months, then in either of such cases the Franchise in this Agreement contained shall at the option of the Party of the Second Part be terminatâ€" ed. 15. The Party of the First Part hereby agrees to supply 2200 volt, 25 cycle, 3 PWase alternating current to the Corporation of the Township of Tisdale for the operation of their sewerage disposal plant and pumping system. The charge to the Corporaâ€" tion of the Township of Tisdale for current for the operation of the said sewerage disposal plant and pumping system shall be at 3e. per kilowatt hbour in addition to a fixed charge of $1.00 per month per H.P. based on the name plate ratings of the motors, and for current for the operation of the said fire pump, 3e. per kuowatt hour. 18. In case any dispute or difâ€" ference shall avise between the parties hereto relative to any of the matters provided for in thw agreement, then such dispute or difference shall be submitted to the arbitration and deâ€" terminiwionâ€" of three arbitrators, one to be appointed by the Party of the 17. The Company resetves the right to make an additional charge to cover the cost of supplying the service when it is required for a period of less than one year, and also reserves the right to requlre deposits to guarantee the securing of the Company‘s accounts. If the Party of the Second Part at any time desires to supply the lamps required, for renewals, then â€"their prices shall be reduced by 10 per cent. The Party of the First Part will supâ€" ply the labour and attend to the changing of the lamps. And Lamps over 400 wattsand not exceeding 500 Watts, $60.00.per lamp per annum. _ â€"For lamps over 300 watts and not exceeding 400 watts, $50.00 per lam per annum. l For Lamps overâ€"200 watts and not exceeding: 300 watts, $40.00 per lamp per annum. 13. The said Party of the First Part shall not be permittedâ€"to discriminate against ‘any applicant in the Townâ€" ship of Tisdale applying for or usâ€" ing the Electricity, either as to supply. or price by reason of the smallness of Electricity applied for or used by the applicant or consumer, but shall be bound, provided the payment is made therefor actording to the term hereâ€" of, to supply and _ ¢o continue to supâ€" ply, any appliczmt\ih the said Townâ€" ship of Tisdale applying therefor or using the same who is not indebted to the Pafty of the First Part for Elecâ€" tricity previously supplied to such apâ€" plicant and whose premises are situâ€" ated not more than 300 feet from the digtribution line of the said Party of thX' First Part, without regard to the quantity of Electricity applied for, required or used by such applicant or consumer without discriminating in that ‘re®ect or as to the price or otherwise, however, except as hereinâ€" fore provided. R 14. The Street Lamps herein menâ€" tioned shall be lamps hereinafter mentioned, and the Township hereby covenants, promises and agrees to pay to the Party of the First Part, for the lighting of Streets, lanes, squares and other public places, according to the following schedule :â€" For each Lamp of 100 watts or less, $16.66 per lamp per annum. For Lamps over 100 watts and not exceeding 200 watts $30.00 per lamp per annum. 4 _~â€"12%. The said Party of. the First Part shall continue to supply Electric current according to the terms of this contract for ten years from the first day of ; A.D;, 19 and the Party of the First Part shall be bound, during the said time, to supâ€" ply electricity for light or ‘heat or power, to any applicants occupying premises within the Township of Tisâ€" dale and applying for the same and whose premises are situated not more than 300 feet from any distribution line of the said Party of the First Part, and who‘is â€"not indebted to the Party of the First Part for electricity previqously supplied to such applicant, and to continue to so supply the elecâ€" tricity, provided the same is paid acâ€" cording to the terms hereof. , H.P, and under 460 per Kilowatt hour. H.P. and under 500 per Kilowatt hour. H.P. and over, 1.00 .L ., H.P. H.P.; cents ‘"Stating that he did fot desire to mix religion and politics and that his business was to preach Christ eruciâ€" fied, Rev. H. Cocks, rector of St. James‘ Anglican church, touched briefly on the prohibifionâ€"question in the course of his sermon last Sunday evening. The preacher made it clear that anything he said was his personâ€" al opinion only. He asked if the children had been taught good and right holy things would there have been any need for the O.T.A.% He felt that such things as the O.T.A. and government control were black eyes for the church, he said. _ Mr. Cocks declared that if they built up the right character in the children they would not need a hundred and one laws toâ€"keep them in the narrow road Throughout the serimon the preacher stressed the necessity of building character and he appealed to the congregation t6 stand behind the Sunday School, asking for addiâ€" tional teachersg there. Mr. Cocks based his sermon on the words of the old Greek philosopher \yxo declared that ‘‘as a man thinketh‘in his heart, so is he.‘" 3 Georzge Mcelintyre, a young man about 21 years of age, from Renfrew County, was instantly killed at the Keeley Mine, Silver Centre, on Wedâ€" nesday last week when his head was caught between the timbers and the cage. _ Another workman found the unfortunate young man dead on the floor of the cage. It would that who had been emâ€" ployed at the Keeley Mine for some five months past, had been down "on an errand to the new winze. Returnâ€" ing _ he had evidently given the sigâ€" nal to hoist, and apparently haa put his head out of the cage just as the cage started. _ His head and face were crushed and his neck was broken. Death was instantaneous. CRUSHED TO DEATH AT KEELEY MINE LAST WEEK. A Toronto newspaper recently sugâ€" gested that all the blergymen, with the exception of Rev. Canon Cody, are in favour of the O.T.A. This, of c@ourse, is not true. Elsewhere in this issue will be found a statement from Archbishop Thornloe that is much distance from favouring he O. T.A. Recently the rector of St. James‘ Anglican chureh at Cobalt alâ€" so preached a sermon that showed he was no enthusiast for the O.T.A. In reporting this sermon, The Northern News says :â€"â€" * Schgol, Dome Mines. Polling Subâ€"division No. 3â€"Fire Hall, Sohmnacher. Polling Subâ€"division No. 4â€"Old Fire Hall, Moneta. Polling Subâ€"division \0 5â€"Bartleâ€" man 'l‘m\ nsite Office. .« in the Township of Tisdale. And that the 29th day of Novâ€" ember 1926, at the hour of ten o‘celock in the forenoon at the Town Hall in the said Township of Tisdale has been fixed for the apâ€" pointment of persons to attend the polling places, and at the final sumâ€" ming up of the votes by the Clerk. And that ‘if the assent of the elecâ€" tors is obtained to the said proposed Byâ€"law it will be taken into consideraâ€" tion by the Council of the said Townâ€" ship of Tisdale at a meeting thereof to be held after the expiration of one month from the date of the first pubâ€" lication of this notice, and that such first publication was made on the 4th day of November A.D. 1926. IF CHARACTER BUILT UP WOULD NOT NEED THTE Q.T.A. TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing is a true copy of a proposed Byâ€"law of the Township of Tisdale, to be subâ€" mitted to the votes of the electors on the 6th day of December A.D. 1926, between the hours of nine o‘celock in the forenoon and five o‘clock in the afternoon at the following places namely : Polling Subâ€"diÂ¥ision No. 1â€"Townâ€" ship Hall, South Poreupine. Polline Subâ€"division No. â€"2â€"Old First Part, one to be sppointed by the Township, and the third arbitrator to be appointed by two arbitrators so appointed, and the award in writing of such arbitrator or any two of them shall® be final and binding on the parties hereto. Read a third time and finally passed this"* dav of SIGNED, SEALED and DELIVERED In the presence o THIS BYâ€"LAW shall take effect on and after the final passin® thereof. Read a first and second time and passed this 20th day of October, A.D. 1926. In WITNESS WHEREOF the said Parties hereto have hereunto affixed their respective Corporate Seals and signed under the hands of their reâ€" spective proper officers. Wherever in this agreement the words, Party of the First Part, are used,the same shall extend to and inâ€" clude the Party of the First Part, its successors and assigns, and wherever in this agreement the word **Townâ€" ship‘‘ is used, the same shall mean the Party the Second Part and shall extend to and include its sueâ€" cessors and assigns. 1 C. EV A.D. 1926. NOTICE REEVE Clerk. Mr. F. Trudell, of Haileybury, last week had his arm broken as well as received other minor injuries while at work at the O‘Brien Mine, Cobalt. He was working underground when some rock fell, evidently from the walls. He twas bruised about the face and head ard body, while apparâ€" ently a large piece of the rock struck his arm, which no dowhbt he used to shield his face and hbhead. His arm was fractured and he was hurt otherâ€" wise. He was taken to the Mines Hospital at Cobalt, and is making exâ€" cellent recovery, but will be laid up for some time as a result of the inâ€" juries received. FURNACE PIPES ON FIRE . CAUSE ALARM TUESDAY _At 7.10 Tuesday morning the fire brigade had a swift run in answer to an alarm turned in from Box 14. Mr. S. Fairbrother,; on his way past the Gioldfields Theatre was asked y the janitor to turn in an alarm, dense issuing from the basement of the theatre. The fire truck and b{igade were on the scene before the bell ‘had finished ringing the alarm. The smoke was found to be caused by the furnace pipes being on fire, and a few papers in front of the furnace door being ablaze. _ There was no danger in view of the fireâ€" proof construction of the theatre basement, while the prompt responsé to the alarm also added to the chanees for safety. The pipes were allowed to burn out and so clean themselves, while Fire Chief Borland and his men kept a watchful eye on affairs genâ€" erally. Many â€"remarked onâ€" the speedy response of the brigade, while others simply took the attitude that iz was the usual thing with the Timmins Brigade and so not a matter for comâ€" ment. However, it‘s a good thing, anvway. HAILEYBURY MAN HURT BY FALL OF ROCK IN MINE The Haileyburian last week says: "It is announced from Cochrane that Hik Honor Judge Caron, will this week visit, Moose Factory by aeroplane, to appoint an enumerator and make arrangements for conductâ€" ing the election in the James Bay section of the riding of North Cochâ€" rane. Weather permitting, he was to leave yesterday. In the last elecâ€" tion Moose Factoryâ€"had the distineâ€" tibn of being the most â€"Conservative subdivision in the Province, polling 498 votes, all of which were cast for the Conservative candidate."‘ The Timminsg FJuniors this winter are a fine aggregation. The boys all have enthusiasm, and as far as keepâ€" ing ‘‘fit‘‘ is concerned Coach Brady says they are good."‘ It will not be long until.the people of Tim#* mins will be able «4o see as fine a lineâ€" up of Juniors take the ice as the lads who are in training now, and the vim and interest they put into their work at present, if carried through the hockey season will see the ‘‘Blue and (Gold‘‘ in the very last of the games for the Junior championship of the Dominion. JURIOR ROGKEY BOVS NUW DOWN TD HARO TRAINING To watch Coach Brady drill the youngsters is strongly reminiscent. of army davs. with the old P. T. drill first thing in the morning. The boys go through the whole thing, from "‘Trunk Turning to the left, oné, two‘‘ to * the Hands Down,‘‘ and the other drills blessed by â€" every soldier, and always with the admonâ€" ition ‘*Chin in, Chest Out.‘‘ The boys goâ€" through a strenuous evening. Basketball practice gives them a cerâ€" tain amount‘of running, and an abilâ€" ity to take a few knocks and also imâ€" proves the wind. Somersaults. along padded mats, and rolling along the same takes off unnecessary flesh, and also a;ssmts in stabilizing._the equiliâ€" Then there is the usttal mus:â€" cular and chest exercises; all with the purpose of hardenifrfig the boys, both as. regards muscles and staying powâ€" ers. â€" During the â€"evening the hoy all go with Coach Brady for a hundred yard dash around the gym, and when “1(,\’ hmsh up this and are given A moment‘s breathing spell there are very few who are pufim" The neâ€" cessity for every exereise is explained, and the boys all do their best. To an eyewitness the greatest exists between the coach and the boys. Mr. Brady is a competent tramer. He demonstrates to the boys the diffâ€" erent exercises in a manner â€"Dard to beat, and the class seem to do their very best to emulate him, and if they keep on trying in the mannerâ€"they were on Monday evening it won‘t take them long. OFFICIAL VISIT TO MOOSE TFACTORY BY AIRSUHIP The gymnasium of the Timmins High School is a busy place these nights, especially on Mondays and Fridays wherl the Junior Hockey boys are being worked out by Coach J. D. Brady, in his efforts to get the youths who are to bear the Timmins colours to viectory on the ice this winter into shape. \ ; Coach J. D. Brady Putting the Boys Through Their Facings. He Thinks They are Good. manner hard to ‘*Mr. Samuel Caldbick, eldest son of Sheriff and Mrs, George Caldbick, was appointed last week as Crown Attorney and Clerk of the Peace for Cochrane District, according to an announdement by Attorneyâ€"General Price. Mr. Caldbick has been pracâ€" ticing law in Timmins for the past four years, previous to which he was in the office of H. ®. Slaght here. Te bhas succeeded in building up a practice in the gold camp, where he is now well known and where he will continue in conjunction with his new duties. Mr. Caldbick is an exâ€"service man, having gone overseas before completing his law On his return in 1919, he attended ()sg(mcfe Hall for two years, and‘ on his graduâ€" ation, spent another year with the late Mr. Slaght here. He is now 28 years of age and perhaps the youngâ€". est Crown Atforney in the provin All his friends here greatl: pleased with his appointment and confident that he will make a name for himself in this profession.‘‘ In reference to the appointment sof Mr. $8. A. Caldbick as Crown Attorney for Cochrane District, his homeâ€"town paper, The Haileyburian, last week SAV S :â€"â€" ' YOUNGEST CROWN ATTORNEY IN PROVINCE OF ONTARIO ‘*Sudbury : district â€" Conservatives will hold their convention in the Grand Opera House on Thursday, Nov. 4th, at which time, it goes withâ€" out saying, theâ€"candidature of Hon. Charles MeCrea will be formally put forward. No other name is mentionâ€" ed in the local political arena and enâ€" thusiasm â€"for Mr. MceCrea personally and ‘the policy of the‘>Ferguson Govâ€" ernment in this contest is at a high pitch. _ From all points throughout theariding the §ame reports have been received, and Mr. MceCrea‘sg reâ€"elecâ€" tion is assured beyondâ€" doubt. The probability is that he will be returned by Every Wednesday at 7 p.m. â€"Story Hour for the Children, illustrated hv lantern slides. Your boy and girl are welcome. HON,. CHAS. McCREA LIKELY TO RECEIVE ACCLAMATION All who are interested in the N®brth Land‘s important industry of mining will be interested in the return in the coming Provincial elections of Hon. Chas. McCrea, who proven himâ€" self the best Minister of Mines that has ever had. Accordingly, there will be:general pleasure in readâ€" ing the following from The Sudbury Star last week :â€" LANTERN LECTURE AT THE SALVATION ARMY SATURDAY At the Salvation Army on Saturâ€" day evening at 8 p.m., there will be a lantern lecture entitled, His Steps,""‘ with coloured\ slides. Speâ€" cial music, including solos, etc. GILLETTS Save Money! A beautiful skin is a joy for ever will make your skin beautiful and preserve its natural. sog, velvety texture Make your own hard or soft soap by using waste fats and ~ relamation.‘ It costs less to make M soap than to buy it | FULL DOIRECTIONS WITH +EVERY CAMNM u