October ,101. Ml THE DAILY NKWS. INEW JAPANESE Edward Lipselt, President Harry Lipsctt, Manager Edward Cunningham, Vice-President COMPANY WILL INVADE COAST Iipsett-Cunningham & Co. TTave a bottle ready when needed- and stop VtZ,lW --. LIMITED Uchlda Trading Co., Ltd., to Oper- FISHINC & CANNERY EQUIPMENTMARINE HARDWARE B"?2nfmllrfrtd. -II dwtr- w,it.u. HIRST KKMFtir AJlKy 'm"t. rf40mri ate Number of Ships Aoross Steamship Supplies, Gas Engines and Accessories North laolno. Fish Netting, Twines, Lines, Ropes and Cordage A new Japanese shipping com PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. pany is to Invade the north Pacific. LMWW)WIW'WW"W"WW"',,,,,, TELLS VANCOUVER this time it Is the Uchlda Trading negistered Ofllce: Prince Itupert Office:, 131 Office 14 Smith Block P.O. Box 772 Company Ltd,, of Tokio and Koke. water Street, Telephone No. 05 hone OF PRINCE RUPERTi Japan. The company owns a Vancouver, B. C. p. o. Box 1698 tiflce Rupert Engineering & Supply Co. T. Johnson, Manager of the Cold companies.has number chartered of steamships Now to it other proposes which shipping to it' owrage company, Olves ln-terylew operate these themselves. The Engineers, Jobber, Contractors In Southern company is capitalized at itnate furnished for Electric Wiring and Complete City. 500,000. Plant Initallatloni U is not yet announced where "The shortage of cold slor.nff the headquarters of the company High Class Printing B.C. pace all oven Canada Northern Representatives In the larlnir has re-eulled will bo on this continent, but Se Uian attle is to be one of the important yc3tinghou3c gg-e-i &S steam trawler James Carruthers ports of call. It Is understood Iluiwiiwn L.amps, &e. at Prince Huperl, and j0.t a consequent that this is one of the companies jyear Tire & Hubber Mechanical Rubber Goods, Hose lessenln? Of the tnnnlv .if that had M.i .t. representatives visit this; The Daily News Print is TV. Toronto. "Ktra I'gwer" Belting. u.u ,or me prairie market," Shop equipped to do the JV. yon uur?ng me summer with a acla Wire & Cable IUre and InsuLted Copper. aya T.who li. Johnson is at (he of Hotel Prince Van-couver Ilu-pert. view to investigating the dossI- finest kinds of printing, at the most reasonable 3Me' ir. bility of runping a line of steamers Co., Montreal on his return fiprn a visit from here across to Japan, prices. No job is.tootsmall to receive careful estic Engineering dIco" Light Product to eastern cities, says the Vn-couvir Korea and Siberia. The other Co. Dayton itei twine rianu Province. He i the man. attention and none too big for the shop to handle. company was the Osaka Shooen v or the bn Water Wheel Co. w.ter vvj,Mi ari ("nil u run anu.Kalgha, whose representative l:r,"& -re recently to.d The f. San r rancmcu Hydraulic Apparatus Huoer Dally .o lh. nM. a ::: .J MruMU "? ew9 that a new company had IJirSINESS A.VD SOCIAL CAltDS Mc Coast Pipe Co4 " Wood Stove Pipe. Tank, etc. . 1.7 . -r.-B."ern-r,tel een Invesligaling the possibili Vancouver. e i ; Tranimluion i . r.rrf i V P I-.'. Ue8 and lhat one or lhe companies XOTK IUMD.S AXD ENVELOPES Machinery, owHuitiuiiou-iiii ii nn aura t r - m n h ge Manwaciunng Iull.y. Shifting. of storage at the northern nlnni fore long. DISPLAY' IPOSTEIW AND. DODGEIM uo., loronio Hanger, etc In further - explanation of the tie- Tim TThl 'T- A: r ! UO of II.a f.lo- rl- . oompaiiyj BOOKLETS AND FOLDERS a of Wettlnghouse Motors, Lamps and other Elec inn crw.. "D aMn;i,.l...til.. J,UIIII i'hai "n niimhai w nf amnll c.iaji Bicauicrs neAwa ta!Equipment anJ Go-jJyear Billing carried in stock ' "e,n.g 3 of boul one thousand to Ave CIItCULAHS AND POSTAL NOTICES i 1" uo,u. CQ co,a."or- thousand tons, any of which would l n7.'8 cn,Pe1 toibe suited to initiate a service to FRATERNAL SOCIETV WORK I'icicitiitu in ine eeneral a new port. It also is building a I puonc over its own goods, with number of new ships. RF.CEIIT ROOIvS AND CHECKS the result that the gencipl public, including the competitors of the i everybody was doing well. There company, are making use of the were three express trains a week cold storage, precluding the band-ling and a dally freight out of Prince' of the usually large catches Itupert for the east and a special The Daily News Print Shop brought in by tbe'big trawler. j spruce train could be made up REMEMBER THE HIQH QUALITY OF However." adds Mr. John?on, every day. (letting out airplane "the trawler will be placed in Third Ave.,Prince work Rupert spruce was giving to an 10YAL STANDARD FLOUR' operation again as soon as the army of men on the Queen Charlotte situatiou improves. Un lo lhe Islands and the BUT HELP TO 8AVE present we have had very ffood in every way satisfactory,output so wan far Mail Orders receive careful & prompt attention WHEAT (flsbing, the Carruthers as a rule as Mr. Johnson could learn. coming in with a full cargo. She Uy by using these dependable Cereal Substitutes: ,118s brought in as much as 80.000 COIIN KLOUR RYE FLOUR pounds or fish within forty-eight YELLOW COR.NMEAL jhours afler leaving our wharf. ROLLED OATS . Although this is a tremendous OATMEAL amount of fish, we are able lo "The food crisis is grave and urgent beyond the handle it, with out perfected machinery, possibility of exaggeration." Sir Robert Borden within a few hour?. The Vancouver Milling & Giain machinery cleans' the fish, beads CO., LIMITED them, removes fins and tails anil, .as a tnalter of fact, when we ship Tillers of the Famous "F?oyal Stanford Flour" eed the flsh they are ready for the ttts License 139 YVhniu T.i..n.. i mt pan. j Ship to Prairies. I "Our shipments of flat fish ex tend over the greater part of Canada, from Vancouver to Mon treat. Uur. chief market, however is in the four western provinces urn S S. S. PRINCE RUPERT The aid of the government makes Are you only a "destroyer of rations it possible lo ship at such great mm on distances. The government pay when you might be a food producer? two-thirds of the freight lo pop S.S. PRINCE GEORGE ularlxe tho flsh. The result dur ing the past few months has jus Every pound of food that can be grown in Canada and made 8AILI.N0 tided this foresight. It will be available for export, will be desperately needed by those who NIQHT SUNDAY and THURSDAY for Swanaan Bay, 'recalled that this was the recom are bearing the brunt of the fighting and the suffering. Ootn Fills, Vancouver. Vlcorla and Seattla. mendatlon of Mr. II. B. Thomson "iunT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY fop Oranby Bay present food controller, when he The amount of food produced this year will be absolutely was a member of tho fisheries limited by the extent to which people in cities and towns S. I. PRINCE JOHN and PRINCE ALBERT. commission. I'UrnitJna "The flat flsh are sold at a flxed become food producers there is no other labor reserve. Weekly to Queen Charlotte Islands. price of 5 cents per pound, f.oJ) Princo Itupert, and all varieties of WHERE DO YOU BELONG? TRAIN SERVICE codfish for 0?i cents per pound ,oll"'0r,r, WIDNI0 0JATURDAV till Itiio, for SnUUM f.oi. point of shipment. idq wiooiptf, ntkinc fllrwl roonecuoiii for tu "This has been a most strcnu poloti til and totfta, ou flshiusr season, what with On the Farm? In the War Garden? strikes, tie-ups and the dlfllcul 'uror'nlloa and reservations apply to lie of iroltinR supnlies. The Thousands of men are urgently By growing vegetables in home Eo tL i. . ST0M' Clt Passenger and Ticket Agent. halibut pack has been below nor needed on farms in this province to gardens or on vacant lots, and thus I we, 629 Third Avsnua. PHONE 20 mal as far as Canada Is concern make possible Increased production helping to feed themselves, city and hand tho of food. Those who could go and town people can leave the farmers od. On the other gov. 'eminent-controlled flsh catches yet hold back, should not forget free to grow more food for export. havo been the biggest on record-v that, unless production Is greatly All that is produced in this way Is had a Rood run of salmon, increased, hundreds of thousands of gain and a net addition to the national 'speaking generally. people will die of starvation. food supply. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 1 Halibut Disappearing. ' the smaller pnek "A reason for War Garden service is not sufficient for the man whose rightful place is on the farm. of halibut is the steady depletion But the War Garden docs offer an opportunity for tens of thousands of people, whose Lowest Ratc3 to nil Eastern Points of lhe banks, but the chief reason circumstances oblige them to remain in the city, to have at least a small part as food via Sterner to Va,i:ouvcr and the I n tho dlffloulty In securing nsii Eroduccrs. Interest the boys and girls in the War Garden, for they too can Canadian PaclJis Railway in crews for our boats. A fur food. Meals is that many boats If there is a garden or vacant lot movement in your community associate yourself with and Berth included on Steamer Iwero diverted to other Ashing it. If no organization exists, do what you can to interest your neighbours in the 'lines, us in Iho caso of the trawler War Garden campaign. 'fnmiHiers. which used lo mako R,,VANC0UVEB' VICTORIA AND SEATTLE 'record halibut catchea." Write to your Provincial Department of Agriculture tlbr m'?' "" frwn rr",r 8Plwnbr IUK. Ilrd nd j Aked regarding the government for additional information. Uih and tlih. embargo on canned saltpon, Mr. Johnson said thero was a pack CANADA FOOD BOARD 'at Princo Huperl worth $250,000 '"! 'fi.wP i.. ,,n' ,rom rr,nM nuPr S'Pitmtitr m. t"1 J but the owner? wero prepareu 10 lilt and S, , trust tho Canada Foodjloard and believed they would got a square deal. "I m ur6 ,l w"1 wrk out W' 0. ORCHARD. Oanaral Ao.nt. In lhe end to everybody's satisfaction," (la co-operatlbn with the Provincial Departments of Agriculture) said Mr. Johnson. inira Avenue, Prince RuperW Speaking of conditions in tho north generally, Mr. Johnson snld