February 27,xl010. TI1E DAILY NEWS. Thursday, Page 3 THE FULLERIZEDSTORE DELEGATES WILL ATTEND THE jjjjilliliHiiiiniilliliiliiiiiiiiihliiiliiiiHiil lm running a fuller-lied More. VANCOUVER MINING CONVENTION wouldn't so t nv more vnr a car-load of C3ds, to the way of our dada, - , i entistry To the sloppy old mi'thods. of yore. ink wlial noes ruuertzcu mean 7 MCOL THOMPSON TELLS OF INTEREST TAKEN IN MINES well llrstly. It's making things clean, OF THIS in Fuller-wed atoro tncre'1 no Junk on tho floor. DISTRICT AND POSSIBILITY OF A Jo dirt or disorder. Is seen. SMELTER BEING ERECTED DON'T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH J HERE SOON SPECIALS SPECIALS One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your Colfcc, fresh,.-..3 lbs. ror 11.00 That a delegation be sent from here l n nltpnrl Ilia mlnitin orangrs oo-id3oib,ror0r,8ooC. for 11.00 Little Calm Olive White Soap,Deans,per per dot.lb.,11.35 10c comention at Vancouver and that it be left to the Mining Committee Efficiency T'.a ftllfT L'l'I " ' " 25 Oood Vinegar per gal .... 80C of the Board of Trade to organize the forces and arrnniro for sending them. That was the resolution which was nnsspri hv . . . .. IU II r--"- "1 protected from fleas, i n The goods are me jiiuuuiik ueiu yesieruay auernoon in the cnnnp. nhnmhpp ThO mice UU liui.mi'iw a. i5 I'", The rat never gloats o'er the Fuller rtolled Oats wiui m. i. McuaiTery, president of the Board uf Trade, in the the cat docs not roost on the cheese. And Dr. cnuir. me passing oi tno resolution ro nwm n iranorni rti. Bayne tvlks come to my Itiller-Wcd store - w --'- 'nwasijiBUIO And when they have looked the place o'er. cussion on tho auestion. They munner, dec Whiz; How delightful It Is; Nicol Thompson who came We've seen nothing like It before. Tho customer cheerfully spends from Vancouver for the purpose OFFICE HOURS:- lie Mid gives when us from no knocks,our plare but he boosts wends,as ho talks of interesting the people here in ETHEL CLAYTON STAR i Morning, 9 ts 12; fiftjrnoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Evening, 7 to 9 our Fuller-Wed store to bis rriends, the convention explained its scope. WINSOME AND CHARMING PHONE 45 PHONE He showed that;it was held at this Dental Nurse in attendance. time because the usual convention at Spokane was omitted. It Romantlo Story "Stolen Hours" at j: Phone 109 for appointment EE would cost about eight thousand Empress Theatre Tonight; dollars, but they had arranged to Role Unique. iiilHHIIilliilililiiliilllillllliiilSiliSIIIil finance it. Richer Than South. Winsome Ethel Clayton is the The speaker told of tho value star in the romantic story of Office -14 Smith Block P.O. Box 772 131 Fhc 37 Phone of the convention to the province London life which is being shown P.O. Box 1704 and the desirability of sending at the a Empress tonight. The story Prince jupertEngineering & Supply Co. strong delegation from here to is full of interest from start to For Comfort, Courtesy and Service interest the mining people in the ilnish. go to district, which he believed was The scenes are laid in hovels of Engineers, Jobbers, Contractors richer in mines than the southern the city, in a sumptuous gambling Estimates furnished for Electric Wiring and ComplcU part of the province. It was pro house, in the home of a member Plant Installations posed to make the convention an of Parliament, in a middle-class F. T, BOVVNESS. Mutr annual one and to hold it at different apartment house and in the great Fifth and Fraser St., Prince Rupert, B.C. Northern B.C. Representatives points in British Columbia outdoors. Canadian VVestinghcUS'e Electrical Equipment, Electric from year to year. Miss Clayton's role Is unique. Home Cooking Running Hot and Cold Water Kanges,- Motors, Generators. Smelter Here. She appears as Diana Lester, the Hamilton Co., Lamps, &c Mr. Thompson said that he was unconventional, but sweet and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Mechanical Rubber Goods, Hose personally more interested in the pure daughter of a professional Co., Toronto. "Etra Beltinz- north than the south. He had gambler. She falls deeply in love Canada Wire & Cable Bare aruT" Insulated Copper. shipped ore out of Atlin ten years with a young member of Parliament, BO STON GRILL Co., Montreal steel and Iron wire. ago and he was interested in the and the way that her unconventional mines of Uazelton. He had taken life causes her to act 60S THIRD AVE. PHONE 457 Domestic Engineering "Deico" Light Products lively interest in the complex when she finds that tho man she Co., DaVtOn Isolated Electric Plants ores of Hazelton because molybdenite loves is married, constitutes some A GOOD PLACE TO EAT. Pelton Water Wheel Co. and cobalt entered into the of the most startling and pleasing Home Cooking, Open Day and Night. water Wheel and DINNER 11 JO to 8 30; PRICE 45c. lo 50c De.ert at m7a. FrancisCO Hydraulic Apparatuj manufacture of steel more than phases of the play. ererr San Short order at any time. ever before. They had the ores Pacific Coast Pipe Co. Wood Stave Pipe, Tanks, etc. J here and he thdught they should NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Vancouver ave a smelter close at hand. He Dog licences, are now due for Dodge Manufacturing T!MgE.' had a personal friend coming he year 1919. If same are not WESTHOLME LUNCH Toronto from the east to look into tho zinc aid by the 15lh of March, 1919, CO., - Hangers, etc. and silver-lead ores with a viewi dog owners will become liable to SECOND AVE. A line of Westinghouse Motors, Lamps and other Electrical lo smelting them here. If this prosecution. 51 HOMEJCOOKING. LADY COOK. Equipment and Goodyear Belting carried in stock could 'bo done it would be to the VM. ADAMS, Police Constable, 1 advantage of the district. Authorized Pound Keeper. Natural Centre. . Fifty cent meals from 11.30 to 2.00 and 5.30 to 8.00. A. C Garde, chairman.of the See the classified ads. on page Short orders all thetime. Special rates with room and board. Mining Committee of the Board five. of Trade, said that he was be ginning to think they were not Storage Batteries House Wiring altogether neglected by the peo ple of the south. They had a Charged and Repaired in all its branches greater field here both as to quantity t:o Loss of Time While and to quality. He was optimistic Can You Lead Men and Women lour Battery Is Being more than ever before. Overhauled. Another Is ELECTRIC This was the natural centre for Always Available. IRONS those mining activities. Vancou GRILLS ver and Victoria were just on the Agents For TOASTERS fringe of tho province and very CVINRUDE Portable RANQES narrowly escaped being in the Motors. HEATERS state or Washington, iiero mere .CAILLE Engines for VACUUM CLEANERS was everything that was required Runabouts. WASHING MACHINES for mining. There was splendid RECAL Engines for waterpowcr and the matter or Societies need leaders Trolling. LAMPS wages which was so often used as WAR-SAVINGS The Famous English FLASHLIGHTS an argument against tho district " v organizers men'and women with initiative. PETTEn HEAVY OIL GENERATORS ho thought would not obtain long ENGINE FOR after the Peace Conference had Who will start a War-Savings Society? FISHING SCHOONERS MOTOR SWITCHES, dealt with it. ETC. Coming Into Its Own. Who will lead the way? Full line of Elettrical Appcratus in itocl. L. W. Patmore suggested any thing that would help mining Parkin & Ward Electric Co. Ltd. centre would helD of a us.rich as mining we are district in the War-Savings Societies rnone lk.5 ELECTRICAL rrNTR ArTlru! P. 0. Box 67 The Portland Canal was coining nto its own and Salmon Hivcr was Help Thousands busy. He thought we should send To Save a delegation. V. E. Williams thought it do llllllllllli!llllll!!llll!!!!!ll!!!ll!!l!iil!lll!llt War-Savings Societies have and tremendous been, sirablo to ko on record as favor are. a ing sending delegates to tho con success in Great Britain. Thousands who were never WARNING to the PUBLIC I Manson ention. were Messrs.in Victoria Mobley and and they able to save their money have accumulated Government might represent us.. There doubt certificates worth hundreds of dollars. come lo "ly knowlcdgo that tho Haryy Hanson less would bo others who could l.ii', , nt rr Ht WAlcr Coils lias been infringed from time attend. In the United States, millions of people are members of " ime, by ti,e installation of Harry Hanson Coils by un- V. E. Fisher suggested that the War-Savings Societies, which are organized in factories, uinomed porsons. They say tho coll Ihcy sell Is not a S Government had got an expert to Coi1, but lr 11,0 n,'ebox ,lnin8 aro removed examine tho iron ores.to the south offices, stores, farming communities, sections of towns and mnt ni 8 1,1 any pIaced ln Ulls 8nace ,s an infringe- and ho had reported that electno and villages, schools, and clubs. atiihA ".'y palonl- If Practice is persisted in by un- melting would bo too expcnsivo 1. arsons, I will take steps to protect my interests. becauso of lack of water power Everywhere throughout Canada, War-Savings Societies and of suitable fluxes. This part s"ou,d a,so noto that by having a Harry tlansnn , . be"nin :"V,,"ia,,eu uy any unauthorized person, they also f the country had been side are in process of formation. Everyone who can save an h tracked. He suggested sending occasional quarter should belong to a society; first, for his raniee for Colls,Made made of Iron Pipe, $20 with one Year he Mr.was Garde an authority as a delegato on theso becauso mat or her own direct benefit; second, because Canada can of B rass, from 525 to S35. Five Years' Guarantee. tors and could give expert In. use the money to excellent advantage, as in the case formation. of the War Loans. HARRY After somo Representations.further discussion HANSON tho resolution was ' passed as For details of the organizing of War-Savings Societies and parti, I'hone 49 The Reliable Plumber above with the suggestion that A. culars regarding War-Savings Stamps or Thrift Stamps, address: 139 Second Avenue C. Gardo should bo sent directly NATIONAL WAR-SAVINGS COMMITTEE IIWIHIIIillllllllllllil and that credentials bo sent to A. Room 615 B.C l!!lllllllllllllllllll Metropolitan Building, Vancouver, Mob-ley, M. Manson, M. P. P., F. II. M. P. P., L. V. Patmore, Geo. and put O.H.M.S. at top ot envelope. No postage is required. IP Frlzzell, Norrie-Lowenthal and nce Rupert Academy of Music any other suitable local men who might bo in the south at that AVENUE Phone 104 time. INSTRUCTION RIVFN PDlVATn v Tho meeting then closed after Piosident McCaffery had thanked IVar-Savlngj Stamps sold at$4.01 are ill!1.1 "nd Wo French and Swell Violin Schools Mr. Thompson for coming hero this month at Money-Ordtr Post Offices, Thrift Stamps are sold at 25 cents each L'u"7Reid VloIIncello, Mandolin. Cornet and Euphonium and showing so much interest in Banks and other places displaying wherever WarSo'vings Stamps are sold ...Clarinet and baxaphone MUSIr and at stores, in tho district. this sign. many MEMBER3L0AANGED FOR BAND OR ORCHESTRA 46A ...vi.an iiiiiAyuu CONCERT ORCHESTRA Advertise in tno Dally News.