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we cordially invite you to inspect-our stock of CERTIFIED
reconditioned cars.-- Livery ‘car offered for sale by us has
been thorourhiy checked over and reconditioned, and will
carry our guarantee as being free from defective parts,
and in perfect running order.

Each car offered will be supplied with a 1932 license
at no cost tothe purchaser, and can. be purchased on the
very liberal - General ‘Motors Acceptance Cpn. time sales
contract.
| Your old car traded at oar appraised value.

Some of Our Exceptional Offers

1930 Chev. Sedan, 12000 miles $650.00
1930 Chev. Sedan, 9000 miles - - 650.00
1930 Chev. Sedan, 4000 miles - 675.00
1929 Chev. Sedan 495.00
1928 Chrysler Sedan 485.00
1928 Ford Sedan 325.00
1927 Pontiac Sedan 400.00
| 1926 Chev. Sedan - - . 225.00
7 1926 Studebaker Coach - 550.00
; 1928 Pontiac Coach 825.00
1928 Hudson Sport Coupe:
1929 Pontiac Coupe 650.00
1929 Chev. Coupe © 420.00
|| 1926 Chandler Sot. Road’er 475.00
1929 Ford Tourng - 325.00
1924 Dodge Touring 825.00
1928 Chev. Light Delivery. 350.00
1928 Chev. Truck 450.00
1926 Chev. Truck 300.00

All ears can be inspected and will be demonstrated at
our place of business.

_ Smithers Garage & Electric
‘SMITHERS, B. C.

If you are considering buying a.used--car this season |

600.00.

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| TIME ‘To ‘WORK: TOGETHER

time, and , one never, ‘knows: when the

‘there are few people, who, if some ‘one
wished to do 80, “could not be referred
‘to as, crooks and grafters, and their
“worst sing Inigitt. have ‘been only a
‘mistake in ‘jidgment | or 8 “mnisuiider-

Ut past victories and, future possibilities:
| We. have everything to, ‘gain by ‘har.
moniously working together, “ ;

1. The’ Vancouver, Province: is still a
littlé ‘peeved ‘because the politicians of |.-

{third party.’ The editorial writters-are
tT working overtime:on the matter and

‘| wicked politicians, Next will be. Luce
‘and his Chinaman friend. Ef that-is
+ not-enough to'make the politicians get
4 down on their‘Imees one of the sports
| writers ‘will: be turned: loose. with per-|
‘| haps a sob siser of -tvo,::
(| adinits that it eannot-get a leader and

| ‘the ease.of.a child, furnish the minter-

.| should .be given ..; more prominen

os pinee in, the, low, cost diet, ‘as 1t is: the
most perfect of all foods, supplying +

‘ ‘valuable form.of Protein for body. bullc.

‘ing; energy
Lt qileiuin “and “pldsphctue: ‘sd. vital -
1.[ hone ond tooth strneture; vitamihes

i] which render ‘it ong of the-'ntotective

‘| by. concentrated ‘food. which. ‘provides
. nplendid hourlubmnent at low’ ‘cost, °

my | MEASURING GRAIN: ‘IN BINS” i

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reading notices 16¢ pey line firatinnertion, Wer per.|
line each subsequent insertion.

. ‘This is the tine for-nll people-in the
town to get together nnd work for the
benefit_.pf. the community. ,-It. is cer:,
tain that no good is going. to be ac-
complished by one faction pulling
against another faetion. - There should
-be only, one faction. - ‘The town is, meh
‘too Small for more than: one faction.
‘There is ‘evidence that ‘during the past
‘winter, ‘when, most eople, were idle

will help the leaders | much less.” .
We do not” believe that anyone has

the least desire té injure the ‘town, or
to make any personal gain ‘out. of the
community business. We belleve that
those who are, and who have been, in |.

ity have done: the’ hest they could as
they. saw “it. They. may have made
mistakes, but that is’ no- yeason why
they should he called crooks or graft-
erg. ~ That sort of talk is’ bad at any

shoe. may be on the other ‘foot. Inf fact

standing on the part of the accuser.
Forget past, ‘soreness “and ‘think ‘of

B:'C.“did no.accept their idea..of a-

even ‘Butterfield has been’ set- on the

Th eProvince

it is hard to have a: party of ‘Vancou-
yer business-men without a leader. In
is sure Vancouver could not Agree on
a leader from Vancouver because there|
not many: in -hatt eity who does not
think his next door neighbor is ereeked

MILK 1S A NECESSARY FOOD

_aAt the present tine when in many
homes the: food budget must be dras-
ticnlly reduced, the importance at
‘knowing the value of, foods. -and theii
relation to the, nétds of; ‘the body, can-
not be overemphasized; * "In addition tc
‘satisfying the pangs of hunger, f£ood
Antst supply energy; mitintain health. ||
Tal up resistance to “disease, ani,.

inls for building k ‘sound. body.. Mill

--Pustisuer| ;

‘that a division, has ‘developed and has | :
‘been: encouraged to, grow. | That sort
‘of thing will” not help the town and it}

charge of the welfare of the commun: | 7

, sealed WAXTITE inside -bag

“even a
differe nce

KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes have
_ such a delicious aroma that
you’d be sure to choose them
if. you compared them with
others, just on the strength of
opening the packages. And of
course there’s a big difference
in the taste and crispness.

. Kellogg's are the. very best
corn flakes possible to' make
and ‘they are’ protected by a |,

that brings ° ‘them oven-fresh
to. your table, This feature is
patented! ae

‘Kellogg's gitarantee you the |
highest quality and satisfac.
tion. ‘Look for the red-and-
green package. Made by
‘Kellogg in + Rondon, Ontario.

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from its sugar and fats.
in’

foods, " Butter has” no - substitute
among the fats; while cheese Jaa: high:

: ' rhts is the time of the year when! 4
ids, impartant® ‘for’the farmbr'.to' know.
Srairly ‘gedurately! :the’ quintities:: "of
‘grain he hag availoble! for‘peed, or: for}
‘|.other | SB: ae ‘rule: ‘of thumb ‘for'de-
‘termining the quantity of grain in. a]
bin, which’ proves very: ‘yelinble ‘is to}

‘tniken to. see thit tle’ ‘grain: is’ lovelled
off to. ensue accurate. measurement. -

| vices have: been received from Ottawa»

boat) rey

height: of grain. in. the, bing and ther .
divide this sum by 4 whieh will: give
the contents in bushels, Care must be

GLADIOLUS ‘EMBARGO

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my
I Hollow ing representations of Hon. W
Atkinson, Minister of Agriculture, ads |

that an embargo has been ‘placed a-

‘the: ‘United. States or other countries:

-home market if prices'ate' ‘satisfactory.

. Arctic

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT; A: SPECIALTY

‘gainst the iniportation of - gladiolus |" .”
corms entering British Columbia frow | ‘piie’ gt
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As: ‘the corms con’ be raised: to perfec- me ‘ae dole
tlon in Brith Cofimbla, this’ ahould'| "Tye “year
prove encournging to’ local: geedsmen, han
‘who! cda’-be" weured 688 permanent }

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The recent s ria rings to. i.
the ‘story’ ar Pacific “Milk: ‘within .
the Arctic. When all. other milk
oper ished, this‘ ‘wonderfut milk re-
"tained its vitality’ and ‘flav or, We

qrhich gave, these faets and stil
ve it on file.

‘Pacific Milk

“100%, B. © owned and controlled:
Plant at Abbotsford.” ,

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