'V THE DAILY NEWS. t DOEING WAR VETERAN . ...i Rflv Had Wuch fcll-- During Two TiKiwJv HOME Via .... ol vrtfirit f VIC.ritnce.' .mature looking j man,.nnalf.af-l' WHY SUFFER PAIN . TTj' o tCfii3c ri4nh- Tttolitofl 1 There Is no need to infer the agonies of rbeomatlaro, lumbaro, neuralgia, aching back and muscles, tootWbe, earache and similar IIIj. Ue Hint's people l OOIUO - . bit. , tor ,,the tt. II, I 101 ail m menu.wmntw A time-tried at directed famllr rl.In the circular, r.in the. package.. Equalh HIRST'S eflectire Fmllr StJra.for relieving swollen Joints, sprains, ore throat and other painful - - SIU4SWU IU ilIW T Ulli Vioy a bottle aiwar have If hand-all HIRSTS Pector J Srrapef HAMILTON, CANADA is; dealers or writ us. bovtkd and EJeeampuie, HIRST REMEDY COMPANY, la . ....i imr when be rrn w" " h moro than rt"' i), overseas effort ,,v the i02nd Haltallon, Warden s War-;Iou ling got a luc ky one. A piece kan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Prince AM .A riors. Ho trained at Comox and of shrapnel struck his leg and Rupert and Skeena river points, xvAtil nvnraena In J imp. IDlfl. nf finger and he was sent lo Dliglily. nlaVin? nt th work irenerallr Phone 131 Office 14 Smith Block P.O. Box 772 Jter half a year In preparation. where for four months he enjoyed SUBSIDES BROS. I Two months later he was sent the luxury It English hospitals. EnBi- K.u . 8a' lhat lhe,..,war Prince Rupert Engineering & Supply Co. with his battalion lo the famous Not thai it was all enjoyment, for.P""1 7 " " T Dealers In Ypres salient and it was there he In. (Wr him . ..... appreciated. They were the got his christening, lie was a of trouble, septic poisoning set iu the field when war broke out Engineers, Jobbers, Contractors the last lo ask for help from 'stretcher bearer, one of the most ting in and putting him in grave and Papers those outside the organization. Estimates furnished for Electric Wiring and Complete of soldiering hazardous jobs, danger. However, he lost only a Part of the proceeds of the pres Plant Installations when a "rum Jar," (trench mortar part of the finger. .0Vn.EDAfipUP.TO. i fell close tO him and sent the After the life of comparative ent collection will go to war work Northern B.C. Representatives and part to the general fund. In 'mud flying, which scratched liim ease it was necessary to again go s4 Careful Allen-JfiW 'a little. As he says he "got the Into training before he could return Vancouver just now they are Canadian Vestinghouse Ranges,Electrical.Motors,Equipment,Generators,Electric Hostel devoted Out of Town mischief there," and it was not to the front, lie went to Sea-ford opening an Army Co., Hamilton Lamps, ta lo to the services of returned ).ifer. fcDiP'e c,u . very long before the battalion and was sent from therjj to chiefly but also to all service Goodyear Tire & Rubber Mechanical Rubber Goods, Hose Requeit. ("hiked down to lhe Somtne and France in the mililory services men open Co., Toronto. "Extra Power" Belting. took part In Iho big fighting in and given traffic control work. men. frVU LINE OF PAINTS, lhat sector." This he did for some months and The army has been always in Canada Wire & Cable Bare and Insulated Copper. the Some of Steel and Iron Wire, ETC. pioneers. MLSOMINE, among Montreal Hie Lucky One. then be was given one of the Co., them muched lo Dawson in '98 It was on the Somme that Pte. dangerous Jobs in connection with Domestic Engineering "Delco" Light Products and although there is no organization the Y. M. G. A. in the dugouts of Co., Dayton Isolated Electric Plant in Dawson today, yet the Pachendaele. Ibis lime During work of the there is remembered. Pelton Water Wheel Co. be was often under fire and while army Water Wheel and . : - Hydraulic Apparatus engaged in this useful work be San Francisco contracted trench fever and was Pacific Coast Pipe Co. Wood Stove npc, Tsak, etc. ,sent behind the lines to Ilouen, Vancouver .. .. i. i... i n (. i Pressing Cleaning, j Dodge Manufacturing Trnsnpl; "sSftSJ' . i to HIighly wbenjs he was in bed REMEMBER THE HIGH QUALITY OF I for six weeks, three months in and Repairing Co., Toronto Hangers, etc. Will ;hospital and where he remained j A line of Westinghouse Motors, Lamps and other Electrical 'ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR' !until be returned to the good old Equipment and Goodyear Bsltingcarried in stock .ill home land. LADIES AND GENTS it BUT HELP TO 8AVE Prince Rupert Men. l WHEAT Pte. Howling met a number of Prince Rupert men across the Jack Dunbar ulna these dependable Cereal Substitutes! Today by the 7'Z ocean, lie returned on same COILN FLOUR RYE FLOUR boat with A. I. Williams, formerly PhvM 510 725 StnnJ At. Subscribe for The Daily News YELLOW CORNMBAL of the firm of Williams & Mc-Meekin. IIOLLKD OATS He bad been wounded OATMEAL and was made machine gun instructor, Sir nobert Webuler, formerly ?2 provincial constable at Atlin, I & Grain Vancouver Milling also In the party. ' was andurgent beyond the CO., LIMITED Al Folkstone Pte. Howling met "The food crisis is grave Lieut. Collart, formerly of the possibility of exaggeration Sir Robert Borden Flour" M&rsof the Famous "Royal Standard He left firm of Collart & Reynolds. V tt Llceaie 139 Wholesale License 15-105 and the Helgian here lo join army Package Cereal License 200 to 2013 al the time when seen was con- lnected with the Belgian mission. Heln T Feed ' He told Private Dowllng that he expected to rctnnn to Prince Ru pert before long. ' Major Qlbson. Yourself i Among those wbo sent greet-inirs S. S. PRINCE RUPERT to the Prince Rupert people on i nil Oeorce K. Gibson who left here with the 30th. Ho is now S.S. PRINCE GEORGE officer commanding the Canadian Are you only a "destroyer of rations SAILIXO Army Mrs. Gibson Service is with Corps him at there Uuxton. when you might be a food producer? In the convoy crossing the IDNIQHT SUNDAY and THURSDAY for Swanson Bay, of the and made ocean was the younger of food that can be grown in Canada Every pound (tain Vlcorla and 3attle. Falls, Vancouver, Kissick boys. who IDNIQHT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for Qranby Bay. Naturally Frank Dowling is a available for export, vill be desperately needed by those 1 I busy boy just now greeting all his are bearing the brunt of the fighting and the suffering. . 8. S. PRINCE JOHN and PRINCE ALBERT. !old friends. He last night altenu AlUmillng Weekly to Queen Charlotte Islands. ed the meeting of the Great War The amount of food produced this year will be absolutely Veterans' Association and expects limited by the extent to which people m cities and towns TRAIN SERVICE to take a good long holiday be become food producers-there is no other labor reserve. fore getting down lo work. hvifr aoNDiv. u,ni,,.rMv ,o aiTtiBnav i 1 1-lo i jd for smitten 1 trt 0rfe, Efimoaton tai wtnatprt, caitlni direct conixfUoo for all pototi ait sd aouta. SALVATION ARMY WHERE DO YOU BELONG? For Information and reservations apply to ENSIGN IS HERE If C F. JOHNSTON, City Passenger and Ticket AgenL On the Farm? In the War Garden? l Ticket PHONE 2 GO omce, S2S Third Avenue. a Tour of Alaska and Completing In home vegetables By growing Other Northern Points wnere Thousands of men are urgently and thus Work Is Steadily Growing. needed on farms in this province to gardens or on vacant lots, and to feed themselves, city make possible increased production helping itoiiirninir from a long tour of food. Those who could go and town people can leave the fanners funds and inspecting, yet hold back, should not forget free to grow more food for export. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Ensign W. Kerr of tire Salvation that, unless production Is greatly All that is produced in this way is a the national Ai-mv with headquarters in an increased, hundreds of thousands of gain and a net addition to corner Is hero and after visiting people will die of starvation. food supply. Lowest Rates to all Eastern Points fw more Jlrillsli tioiumum via Steamer to Vancouver and the nninta will return home.- enthusiastic sufficient for the whose rightful place is on the farm. Thfl nsien is very War Garden service is not man Canadian Pacifi: Railway the prospects of the work In Garden does offer an opportunity for tens of thousands of people, whose Meals over districts, ino native distances oblige them to remain in the city, to have at least a small part as food and Berth included on Steamer the northern for too can and in the War Garden, they work at New Metlakatla and prcers? Interest the boys girls P0R inrcn numben of other points fiTcaScli' vacant lot movement in your community assodate yourself with VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND 8EATTLE h.. hnn verv successful. The If there or la th IU9 afc - it If no organization exists, do what you can to interest your neighbours 'mucus inuslo anu tue unuwwu nd Sophia I lib. Ird hright tun from rrtut. Rupert SplmUr - m , wd nnm.nl stroncly to tno inuiuus War Garden campaign. tu and wero it not that the army is Write to your Provincial Department of Agricultur M.'0" "TCM"UN' "JNIAU, WRANOELL, SKAQWAV, ALASKA reluctant lo Interfere with tho for additional information. l?l!N?.,,, 0,M1 'ro rrinr. nurn spiMnir lib. U n nrV of the churches it would ') neut, mh wd Jt have a much larger influence In CANADA FOOD BOARD Km north. Kerr la not collecting W, C. h.m Imcauso tho around has &1 ORCHARD, Qsneral Agent. rpn'dv been covered by the local ne'F-unh St,..t,nd Thlrd Av Prlnc RupiU B.C. nrffnniintion. The same thing to some other points. The Commissioner Is expeoled fin cooperation with the Provincial Departurfnts of Afrtcultur) in visit this district town r a in end of the year. He will mak vertise in "The Daily News" stons at New Metlakatla, Ketch! I: