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Souvenir of Niagara Fdls, Canada
Convention Number
March 15,. 1^, 17, 18, 1916
Compliments of Jubilee Camp No. 103
Woodmen of the World Convention
SOUVENIR OF NIAGARA FALLS
CANADA
Presented with the Compliments of Jubilee Camp 103
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HELD AT NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA
March 15th, 16th and 17th 1916
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SOV. J. H. SAUNDERSHEAD BANKER
CANADIAN ORDER W.O.W.
SOV. CLAIR JARVIS
HEAD CLERK
CANADIAN ORDER W. O. W.
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m MAYOR C. N. CLENDENING.Mamber of Jubilee Camp. 103. Canadian Order W. O. W.
Who luis been ru-elected lor a second term by acclamation. Hi.
has been in public life for the past eleven years, and during all
that lime there has been but one bre.il^ in his continuous service
in the city. He first became a candidaU for the City t^ouncil in
iy05, and was elected. In the ytar 1915 he was a candidate for
Mayor, and was elected by a large majority. This year he was re-
turned by acclamation. He is interested in a larsje phnuna mill
and lumber y.trd. and has been eminently successful.
ALD. O. E. DORES.Member of Jubilee Camp. 103. Woodmen of the World.
Mr. Dcres came to the City of Nia.n-ara Kails from London, in May1902. and started in business on Queen street, called Dores' Fair.
Mr. Dorcs wa.n first elocted to the City Council in 1907. under the
Ward System, in Ward No. 2; in 1908-09 by the city at large; in
1910-11 he served as Mayor; was out of Council during 1912; wasagain elected to Ctuncil as Alderman ni 1913; was again elected
Mayor fcr year 1914; was cut of Couicil during year 1915; andwas a.gain elected as Alderman for the present year. 1916.
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INIAGARA RESTAURANT and
i CONFECTIONERY
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Full Course Meals, Short Orders, All Kinds
Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, Cigars,
Tobaccos £? Cigarettes
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
A. MALOUF, - Proprietor4 Bridge Street, Niagara Falls, Ont.
Bell Phone 1 144
Modern Conveniences Throughout Garage in Connection
The "Windsor Hotel
$2.0Telephone 33
G. R. LAIRD. Proprietor
22 Bridge Street
Niagara Falls, Can.
SOVEREIGNS!while in the city when wanting
a smoke, call at the
TRENNICK CIGAR STOREERIE AVENUE
and get your own favorite Brand of Cigars and Tobaccos
SOV. JAMES BETTS, Prop.
SOV. ALD. J. R. LOCKE,Past Consul Commander of Jubilee Camp, 103
Came to City of Niagara Falls in the yi ai- 1902. as foreman in thenew Niagara Cigar Factory, which business he took over as pro-IJrietor in 1909, in which he is meeting- with eminent success. Mr.Locke is a prominent member of the Cij^var Makers' fnion. hav-ing held the highest offices in the gift of that organization: is at
the present time Vice-President of the Trades' and Labor Coun-cil. He is also a prominent member of several fratern il societies,and also a member of the Niagara Falls Fire Department.
SOV. ALD. WM. CRAWFORD.Consul Commander of Jubilee Camp, 103,
Canadian Order W. O. W.
ilr. Crawford is a prominent member of several fraternal
societies, in all of which he takes an active interest. In his busi-
ness as a Master Plumber. Mr. Ciawford has been eminentlysuccessful.
I. O. O. F. Temple and Home of Jubilee Camp No. 103.
Canadian Order W. O. W.
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BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF NIAGARA FALLS. CANADA
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SOV. GEO. SHIPMANPAST CONSUL COMMANDER OF JUBILEE CAMP No. 103
CANADIAN ORDER W O. W.
On behalf of Jubilee Camp, No. 103, of the City of Niag-ara Falls,
(Int., I desire personally to convey their appreciation of the generous
manner in which the City Council, the Ontario Power Company, the
hotel men. and the caterers to the public generally have r.^sponded to
our appeal in making this Souvenir the success it undoulitedly is. Let
me express the hope that the Woodmen, both while at Niagara Falls,
and when they return home, will, all other things being eiiual, return
the compliment by being- friendly in a business way, and palronizing
those who have been friendly to the Woodmen.To the Head Camp let me say that wc appreciate your visit, and
liope that you will carry away with you th-; most pleasant and kindly
memories of your 1916 Convention in the Power City of Niagara Falls,
Canada. As a Citizen and a Woodman I appreciate this opportunity of
hying- before you through the medium of this Souvenir Rook a few of
the m.any interesting features of Niagara Fails.
GEO. SHIPMAN, P. C. C.
DR. J. B. GAMBLEHEAD ADVISORY LIEUTENANT
SOV. E. T. LOWERYSTATE MANAGER OF THE
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD FORNEW YORK STATE
REV. J. W. HODGINSCHAIRMAN BOARD OF MANAGERS
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SOV. W. S. HARRISON. M. D.
HEAD CONSUL
CANADIAN ORDER W.O. W. SOV. I. F. MILLER
HEAD ESCORT
CANADIAN ORDER W. O. W
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ECONOMYCONVENIENCE
T IGHTING and cooking in the^ country home by the DAVISSYSTEM.
Users of Davis Lighting Systemsare enthusiastic in their praise of
them.
W^rite us for full information.
DAVIS ACETYLENE COMPANY,NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.
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SOV. D. McCRORIEDEPUTY ORGANIZER
CANADIAN ORDER W. O. W.
NIAGARA DAIRY LUNCH
Woodmen!
^While in the city don't forget to
visit the NIAGARA DAIRYLUNCH. Full Course Meals,
Short Orders, Ice Cream, Phos-phates, Cigars and Tobaccos
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NIAGARA DAIRY LUNCH
SOY. JOE SIMON, Proprietor
8-10 BRIDGE STREETNIAGARA FALLS, CANADA
DOMINION SUSPENDER CO.
BISStLL C -XUPhl SWEEPtR CO
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NIAGARA PALLS CANNING CO.
KINZINGEK. BRUCE f CO.
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SIMCOE STREET PUBLIC SCHOOL, NIAGARA FALLS. CANADA
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE AND ASSEMBLY HALL,NIAGARA FALLS. CANADA
JUBILEE CAMP No. 103, W. O. W.
/^AMP Jubilee was instituted April 30th, 1897, and has con-^^ tinued to grow ever since. Their Degree Team has beenvery active, holding trophies and championships for both de-
gree w^ork and fancy drilling. The finances are in goodcondition. The Officers of the Camp are
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p. C. C, Sov. Geo. Rigg C. C. Sov. \^m. Crawford A. L., Sov. F. HurdE., Sov. Chas. Naish Clerk, Sov. Wm. Johnson Banker, Sov. Chas. Baldry
Managers, Sovs. J. R. Locke, Geo. Shipman, E. HendersonWatchman, Sov. R. Crown Sentry, Sov. F. Menzie
Jubilee Camp meets the second and fourth Mondays in the new L O. O. F. Temple.Members of the Order always welcome.
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POST OFFICE. NIAGARA FALLS. CANADABROCKS MONUMENT ATQUEENSTON HEIGHTS
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IHeadquarters for the Woodmen
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March 14th to 18th
1916
HOTEL SAVOYRates:- $2.00 to $3.00 BRIDGE ST.
WM. PHEMISTER, Postmaster
NIAGARA FALLS. ONT.
Who has occupied that position since the year l^.'OS ; previous
to that time he served as Alderman for ten years, and was
Mayor during the year 1903. when he was ap-oointed Post-
master for the City of Niagara Falls, Ontario. Mr. Phtmister
has been a resident of this city for the past fifty years. Pre-
vious to his accepting the position of Postmaster he was em-
ployed as Locomotive Engineer of the Grand Trunk Railway.
He is also a member of several fraternal organizations, being
the present Chairman of the Trustee lioard of Niagara Falls
Lodge, No. 53. I. ( ). < ). V.. and took a \-ery acti\-e part in the
erection of the present L ( ). ( ). F. Temple, and hi •me of Jubi-
lee Camp, No. 103. \\'oodnien of the WUrld.
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS, CANADAINCORPORATED JANUARY 4th. 1904
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTHis Worship the Mayor—Chas. N. Clendeniiig.
Aldermen—H. P. Stephens, Joseph Locke, Robert Cav, Oliver E. Dores, W. H. Newman, W. P. Dixon, W. J.
Crawford, G. \\\ Clarke, E. H. Menzic.
City Clerk—W. J. Seymour.City Treasurer—W. ]'. McMurray.City Solicitor
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I', C. McBunie}'.Police Magistrate— .\lex. Eraser. K. C.
Chief of Police—John Kimniins.
Population—Over 12,000.
Assessed Valuation—$8,860,000. This is basct on half \aluation and is exclusive of exemptions such as
church property, school and public buildings (Library, City Hall. Armoury, etc."! totalling $500,000 in value.
The rate of taxation is 25 mills on the dollar on half valuation.
The City has a splendid Fire Depp.rtmtnt (six companies). \\'ater Works System. Electric Light Sys-
tem, Sewerage System, Natural Gas Svstem, P'ree Mail Delivery, Two Surface Street Electric Railways, andother modern municipal improvements including twenty miles of paved streets and forty miles of cement sidewalks
The City has the finest scenic park system in the world and is the centre of a boulevard which extendsfrom Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, buiU and maintained by the Ontario Government.
Niagara Falls has deep water navigation at Chippawa. a suburb of two miles to the north, conr.ection with
which is by surface trolley line (International Railway Rrancli of Niagara Falls Park and Rixer Fiailway) andMichigan Central Railroad (steam.)
There are 16 Churchv-^s, embracing all denominations.
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The social life of the city is shown in ilie various chibs, inchuhng the Chfton Chib, the Niagara Fall'-; Clubthe Niagara Athletic Club, the Curling Club, the Ciicket Club, Ltd., the Niagara Falls Sksiiiig and Flockey Club,
Colonial Football Club (champions), Basket Ball and Bowling Clubs.
Fraternal organizations are represeiited by the Masonic Societies, Odd Fellows, Ancient Order UnitedWorkmen, Canadian Foresters, Woodmen of the W orld. Royal Templars of Temperance. Sons of Scotland,Sons of England, Independent Order of Foresters, Chosen Friends, Catholic Mutual Benefit Association, OrderCanadian Home Circles, and others.
The City has a fine Carnegie Library Buildii'g. the -14th Regiment Armoury, Cily Hospital and Nurses'Home.
Educational advantages are second to none in the Dominion for a city of its size, h.aving a Collegiate In-
stitute and rive modern Public Schools, a Young Ladies' Seminary (Catholic) and Separate School. These edu-cational facilities pro\ide a full course for the L'niversity, teachers' training, and for a business career.
The Falls Power dex'clopment is ',he most remarkable on the .\merican continent. There are three large
electric power companies de\cloping 1^5.000 H. P. These are the Ontario Power Co., Canadian Niagara PowerCo., and the Toronto Power Co., Limited. There are three distributing companies, viz.; The Hydro-F.lectric ' o.,
the (Ontario Distributing Co., and the City of Niagara Falls, Canada.
The Financial world of this city is d^ly handled by the Royal Hank of Canada, the Imperial Bank, the
Bank of Hamilton, and Canadian Bank of Commerce. All maintain branches throughout the cit}'.
The material prosperity is shoivn in the varied manufacturing interests represented. More th^n forty
manufacturing firms turn out products noted for their high quality throughout the Dominion of Can,i'Ia and the
L'nited States.
Hotels in Niagara I'.iils are of a iiigh standard. No city of its size in Canada maintains such iarge ands])lcndid hostelries.
.\ feature of Niagara Falls is us attractive (|ualities as a Convention city. The glorious scenic wondersnf the Cataracts, the Gorge, the Rapids, the beautiful Park and Drives bring people to this resort; the extensive
hotel accommodations afford facilities foi entertaining delegates, whether the Convention be large or 5 mall. It
is therefore an ideal place to hold meetings of frat rnal orders aand business associations.
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THE CANADIAN ORDER WOODMEN OF THE WORLDCANADA'S LEADING FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION
INCORPORATED 1893
Issues Polices from $250 to $3,000.
Sick and Accident Benefits from $3.00 to
$10.00 a week.
Funeral Benefits, $50.00 to $100.00.
Pays while you live. Pays w^hen you die.
Something outside of the beaten path of
Life Insurance.
Universally Popular.
Actuarially Solvent.
Sound as Gold Dollars.
Solid as Gibraltar.
Assets, December 31st, '1 5,- $666,504-33
Head Office, London, CanadaCLAIR JARVIS, Head Clerk W. S. HARRISON. M. D.. Head Consul
WORKS OF THE AMERICAN CYANAMID CO.. NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA
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PURITAN PATTERN
Wm. Rogers Manufacturing^ Co.Manufacturers of
CUTLERY AND SILVERPLATED TABLE WAREINCLUDING
A COMPLETE LINE IN MANY FANCYAND PLAIN PATTERNS
"Write for Catalogue and Price List NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA
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SOME OF THE BOYS OF LOWRY CAMP.IN CAMP AT ENDICOTT. N Y.
The Lafavette Hotel
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Niagara Falls, Canada
Facing the American and Horseshoe Falls
RATES:—American Plan. $3.C0
European Plan. » 1 .00 and up
HARRY SCHUMACHER, Proprietor
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The Arlington Hotel
Refurnished, Refitted Throughout
Cosy and Homelike
Bridge Street, Niagara Falls, Canada
R. BARR, Proprietor
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i Mason £? Risch, Limited25 ERIE AVENUE
Let your home have the distinctive
atmosphere that only an abundance
of good music can supply. Exchange
your silent piano for a Mason & Risch
Player Piano.
i WM. S. CARR, - Manager
The Imperial HotelDirectly opposite G. T. R. Depot
Rates, $1.50 to $2.00 per Day
WM. RYCKMANPROPRIETOR
>^OODMEN OF THE WORLD
Smoke the
Banister Cigar
Made by
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INTERIOR GENERATING STATION OF ONTARIO POWER COMPANY
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RIGG BROTHERSNIAGARA FALLS. CANADA
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKSA Full Stock of Monumeots of the Litest Dcsibos on Hand or Made to
Order. Scotch Graoiies a Specialty. Parties Requiring; Anything in
thii Line will Find our Prices Very Lovr'. Write or Telephone and wewill call on you.
Have You Seen The Gray-Dort Car?She is a wander. All the pow^er you need. Made ot high-class
material. Give uj a call or Phone for a demonstration.
We arc distributors for Presto Storage Batteries and Gas Tanks.
Have your Battery v^'ashed and cleaned and re-charged. Dun't
wait until you have trouble. We repair any make Battery.
Give us a call. Reversiable license brackets are ready for deliv-
ery- -made for all car*.
STORAGE BATTERIES FROM »10 UP
FENTON'S STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY4 LUNDY'S LANE KIACARA FALLS SOUTH, ONT.
GEO. W. WRIGHT. Proident J. H. FRANK KAUFFMAN. Sec-Trm.
A. DELAHOY. Manager
DUNKIRK SEED CO., Ltd.
GROWER AND WHOLESALE SHIPPER OF
GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS
1FOR SALE BY ALL DE\LERS Niagara Falls, Ont.
THE TRENIVICIv HOTELDIRECTLY OPPOSITE G. T. R. DEPOTCOR. ERIE AVENUE and BRIDGE ST.
MODERN IN KVERY RESPECTUA.TES: S2..~<» TO S3 I»KR DA V
AMERICAN PEANMKAI.S .•%«> CE.XTS
C. R. NE>VMAIV, Proprietor
THE NEW ROSLI HOUSEDOYLE BROS., MANAGERS
The cosiest and most homelike Hotel at Niagara Falls
Conveniently located to all linesof
Railway travel
16 BRIDGE STREET, COR. CATARACT AVENUE
RATES: $1.50 UP
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MARKET HOTEL
Enlarged and Completely Refitted
and Refurnished Throughout . . .
Opposite M. C. R.
Corner of Erie Avenue and Queen St.
Niagara Falls. Canada
Frank Armstrong, Proprietor
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Uniform Rank of Lowry Camp. Niagara Falls. N. Y.. which will exemplify the Protection Degree at Conventionof Canadian Order of Woodmen of the World. Niagara Falls. Ont.. March 1916.
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DAWSON BROS.%gal JEfilalg
Bank of Hamilton Building NIAGARA FALLS. CANADA
OWNERS OF
Simcoe Park ^ Menzie Estatethe most central and best situated
building lots in the city
FOR YOUR HOME OR INVESTMENT
$5 down buys a lot
$ 1 weekly pays for it
The Bright Store on Queen St.
Come and look over our up-to-date lines in
Gents' Furnishings
Ladies' and Gents'
Shoes : : : : :
ROGERS & HEXIMER71 QUEEN STREET
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TWO DOORS EAST QUEEN THEATRE PHONE 1213
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