30, 1018. Hi)nday September T1IK DAILY NEWS. -' 4 0 O.Tice -14 SmUli Bloik 1.0. Box 772 WONLDERFUL IS LECTURER IS 131 Phone Ldward Lipsclt, President . Harry Lipsclt, Manager Prince Rupert Engineering & Supply Co. WOMEN'S WORK COMING HERE .Edward Cunningham, Vice-President Engineers, Jobbers, Contractors M IN GT. BRITAIN ON THURSDAY Lipsett-Cuniungham & Co. Eatlmatea furnished for Electric Wiring and Complete - LIMITED Plant Installation Carls' Daughters Work In Munition Frank B. Riley to Speak Under FISHING A CANNERY EQUIPMENT MARINE HARDWARE Northern B.C. Representative Factories While Kitchen Auspices of I.O. D.E. Maids Become Skilled Wonderful Set of Steamship Supplies, Gas Engines and Accessories I Canadian Vestinghouse S3ST&nSSS Artisans. Pictures. Fish Netting, Twines, Lines, Ropes and Cordage 1 Co., Hamilton Lamps. &c OTHERS RUN PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. fioodvear 1 ire o UU0Uer Mechanical Rubber Gcsds, Hoae CRANES An interesting announcement i Co., Toronto. - Bit. w udu AND Bid MACHINERY Is made today of a lecture to be Registered Office: Prince RuDert Office: (linada Wire & CablC Bare and insulated Copper. A wonderful nn nnPAtna n n ha given In the Empress Theatre on 68 Water Street. Telephone No. OS vb VOli Thursday evening next. This will CO., Montreal and Iron Wire. ouilt up in the mind's eye" by be profusely illustrated with fine Vancouver, B. C. P O. Box 1698 Domestic Engineering Deico" Light Producu of any one gifted with the least bit colored pictures which have been CO. Dayton Isolated Electric Plants imagination. The setting is chosen as the beauty spots of the the world and the front of the whole Pacific Northwest, and. they Pelton Water Wheel Co. water whi and stage .is those portions of thn innllldn IIia nfntAft rkf MfvfrATi A,t - ----- -- " vm ' 1- -j W 1 1 San F rancisco Hydraulic Apparatva ";"uuu" a u"ai untaln and,Washington as well as British WHICH I Pacific Coast Pipe Co.. , Handera Melds." The marshal- Columbia. Frank J. Riley, who is ROAD ? Wood Store Pipe, Tank, etc ng of men from all quarter Vancouver j oflccturing on behalf of the Pacific! the globe all bound for the field Northwest Tourist Association, todge Manufacturing rtSSSSSS jor honor would make a sight lo'has the reputation of being a fine YOU MUST CHOOSE ONE CO., Toronto Hangers, etc jlhrlll the most impassive but far speaker. He has given a series -- a a . t.t - t .beyond this picture Is the other of lecture and nddrP in nil of Weitincnouse jvioiora, Lamps ana otner ttine lthe troops of women hastening the big cities, has been the guest mtanJ GaaJyear Biltlngcarried In atock Equip"" to , the same spot and serving'of honor of the Itotary Clubs, and 1 wherever the need is greatest, various patriotic organizations, jrrom office and shop, from farm Prom here he goes to Vancouver, and city, from domestic service Victoria and the big cities of Hit' ")K. and from high schools and col- Parifir coast further south. I S. S. PRINCE RUPERT leges; ftyjm homes of leisure and A letter from Mayor Todd of from the little attic work shon of Victoria, who is nrMfHn nf ih aviTarrri on the small dress-maker and mil!!- Association under whose auspices ,ner; from the far-off corners of lie comes, especially recommends THIS Hi 3 S. S. PRINCE GEORGE .'civilization, from New Zealand the lecture. It may also be men-jand Australia, South Africa and tioned that all the proceeds will saiu.no Canada comes this endless pro- go to the Daughters of the l!m-jcession LEADS. TO LEADS TO of women all eager to pire as the expenses of the. tour ElDNIGHT SUNDAY and THURSDAY for Swartaon Bay, serve ana (wiial is belter than all are paid by the organization that Ocean Fall, Vancouver, Vlcoria and Seattle. Jclse1 all capable of serving, sends him out. YOUR LOSSl your gain SlDHIOHT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for Oranbjr Bay. Side by Side. At the very beginning it The Minister was no of Lands has arranged 8. 8. PRINCE JOHN and PRINCE ALBERT. uncommon sight in English mu-inition for the purchase of a Alttrnatlnc Weekly to Queen Charlotts Island. factories to see such a colli number of vacant lots in South t-clion as this: side by side ah Vancouver to be given to returned TRAIN SERVICE earj a daughter and the maid who men who wish homesites on which had tied this titled lady's shoes lo build. The cost is i in the ior 0oft, tdmoaioa tod Wlaniprf. mtklac d'rrcl ttmoKiUmt tot all in the days of peace, a shopkeeper's neighborhood of $125 each. TAKE NO CHANCES poiati a4 worn. widow, a Girton graduate, a cook and a girl from a South Salvation Army. For Information and reservation apply to African farm. Some of thnA Public meetings. Tuesdays. WITH FIRES 0, F. JOHNSTON, City Passenger and Ticket Agent. j who before the war found life Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 p. ply Ticket Ofnca, 6ZB TmrtJ avsnua. phone 260 rather tiresome have achieved n. Sundays at 7:30 p. rri. PUT THEM OUT (distinction in the advanced processes of munitions making. Lady It is just as cheap to get your Scott, wife of the Antartic explorer, printing done well and done at took up this sort of work at the jome as it is lo send it away. Try Advertise In The Daily News ri can; uaay ueriruue i;raw-ford, The News Print Shop. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY who is at present head of i Women's Firing Corns, beean her public servir m auprri?or of Lowest Rates to all Eastern Points women's work In shipyards. via Steamer to Vamcoavir and the Martial Service, Canadian Pacific Railway Women, who previous to the The food crisis is grave and urgent beyond the war were kitchen maids, dress possibility of exaggeration."- Sir Robert Borden Meals and Berth included on Sieamer makers, governesses or children's maids, have accomplished re FOR VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE markable things in the engineer ing and chemical trades, in dec Help To Feed ricui sormA. till from rwr Hopr Srimbrr tJih. tlr4 tad Irical works, at shipbuilding tasks lotkbtr (a iita 4 tlih. and draughting. More than once young girls have been unable to jrea arrcMnan, mtau, waMoiLL, saaowav, ALAaaa resist the call of the blood. De rlCIM aOFHU ulU rra mart BuHrt JntHit"r lib, ttlb lad trended from soldiers and sailors Yourself V? i j. tut aa4 1 1 it and finding that for the first timr in generations their family had no roan to send to the colors these W. 0. ORCHARD, General AganL girls have seized the first opor Are you only a "destroyer of rations" i Fourth Str.t nd Third Avanu. Princ Rupert. B.C. (unity to-do Building martial Ships.service. when you might be a food producer? Some of the things that women are doing today, besides making Every pound of food that can be grown in Canada and made munitions, are almost past belief. available for export, will be desperately needed by those who .In tool and gauge maVing women who previously thought "a miss are bearing the brunt of the fighting and the suffering. 'is as good as a mile" have mas 9 Sigh Class Printing tered the advanced processes and The amount of food produced this year will be absolutely 'are finishing to measurements limited by the extent to which people in cities and towns that literally correspond to the become food producers there is no other labor reserve. fraction of a hair's breadth. Quite different from this but equally eDafly Xews Print Shop is equipped to do the amazing is the very common sight WHERE DO YOU BELONG? t of women perched on cranes mov kinds of printing at the most reasonable ing among the rafters of tho job is too small to receive careful 'nultn factory unafraid roof riding and back guiding and forth the On the Farm? In the War Garden? tention and none too big for tho shop to handle. I movement of great molten ingots Thousands of men are urgently By growing vegetables in home ifar below. Engineering seems to needed on farms in this province to gardens or on vacant lots, and thus be woman's work and one com make possible increased production helping to feed themselves, city and j pelent to Judge both sides of the of food. Those who could go and town people can leave the farmers .tM SOCIAL CAItllri question says thnl with a year or yet hold back, should not forget free to grow more food for export. more of additional training he that, unless production is greatly All that is'produced in this way is voti: IIIU1W AND UXVIUAIPKH would not hesitate to build an increased, hundreds of thousands of gain and a net addition to the national lUSl'iav ocean-going ship entirely by wo ii people will die of starvation. food supply. POHTICHM AMI NOIIflKIW 1 iron's work. The Ministry of lM)KM.TH Munitions is taking action con AMI lOLDKIW tinuously to reduce hours pf overtime, War Garden service is not sufficient for the man whose rightful place is on the farm. I'lltCUiaitH AMI POSTAL NOT1CK8 abolish Sunday labon and to But the War Garden does offer an opportunity for tens of thousands of people, whose protect tho workers and much nf circumstances oblige them to remain in the city, to have at least a small part as food IIATKUNAL 80CIKTV WOKK (his is made necessary, doubtless, roducers. Interest the boys and girls in the War Garden, for they too can t... ii.a fnrt that the zeal of tho elp to grow food. UKCKIIT HOOKS AMI CIIIXKS J women workers allowed neither If there is a garden or vacant lot movement In your community associate yourself with I holidays nor Sunday rest periods. it. If no organization exists, do what you can to interest your neighbours la the War Garden campaign. At the lecture In the Wcstholme Write Provincial to your Department of Agriculture yesterday afternoon Corporal Nel-'son for additional information. Daily News Print Shop told how tho town of Hazel-'ton was honored by him while he CANADA FOOD BOARD 'was in Germany. Wheh'nsked by Third Ave., Prince Rupert I the Hermans where he was born he Immediately answered, "Hazel-lin, Nl Orders receive B. 0." knowing thatff he had r... - -iciui oc prompt attention said Iceland he would have been badly treated by the Huns who always Chairman. llltreat any native of a neutral (la co-operation with the Provincial Department ef Acriculturt) nation who Is ienptured. verhse in "The Daily News"! Advertise In the Pally News.