_ THE OMINECA HERALD, , WEDNESDAY, APKIL 6 1982

“NEGOTIATIONS ARE ‘UNDER, Wwe

Mr. Car Buyer

If you are considering buying a used car. ‘this. season
we cordially invite you to inspect our stock‘of CERTIFIED
raconditioned cars. Every car offered for saleby us has
been thoroughly checked over and recoriditioned, and will
carry our guarantee as being free from. ‘defective ‘parts,
and in perfect running. order. :

Each ear offered will be supplied: with: a "4932 license
at no cost tothe purchaser, and c#o:2be:-purchased ‘on. the
very” libera General Motors Acteptance Cpn. ‘me sules
contre : .

_ Yoh old ‘ear’ traded at oar ¢ appraised: value. a

1930:
1930° Chey. Sedan, 9000 miles
1930 Chev. Sedan, 4000. miles
1929 Chev. Sedan:
1928 Chrysler Sedan. = ~
1928 Ford Sedan --.--
1927 Pontiac Sedan ="
1926.Chev. Sedan
1926:Studebaker. Coach
1928°Pontiac Coach =~ 525.00
1928. Hudson Sport Coupe | 600.00:
1929 Pontiae Coupe _ 650.00
1929 Chev. Coupe © 420.00

‘Chey, Sedan, 12000 niles $650. 00
- . 650.00.
675.00
495,00
485.00
325.00
400.00.

. 225.00

990.00. +}

1926 Chandler Spt. Road’ er 475.00 —

1929 Ford.Touring. .-... -. . 825.00
1924 Dodge Touring - 825.00
1928 Chev. Light’ Delivery 850.00
1928 Chev. Truck op. 00 ©
1926 Chev. Truck - 800.00

All cars can be inspected and will be demonstrated at
our place of business,

_ Smithers Garage & Blectrie
SMITHERS, BG. ee

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When the B.C. police catch Bagley |’:
and Lindbergh: geta-his baby’ back the
w orld Will’ be at ‘peace—-maybe.

J doing: away with ‘party, ‘politics in ‘the
| prov incal legislature.’ “There is a- ‘lot

. : uo 7a ate ca owl thee ote eg. ‘ i . ; a J
The big bridge over the beautiful Waewilgit Cavan Boley Rives, New
Hazelton, w hich will attract many tourists, duvine the sme. te

‘There is a lot of talk now days about

to say in favor of-a non-party. adminis |
tration, and by a much smalter num-
ber of men..-Buit the first thing to be
lone before starting ona non-party
government would be to Bet. Yide - of
yome, if not’ quite all> of" ‘he: “present
members. That would ‘be a difficult
matter. The chief: idea -beliind “* the

non-party movement seems to be to get
n greater share of the revenues. of the
Prevince for ‘Vanedtver—perhaps ' that
city night allow a little ‘more: to Vie-
torin. td keep the. hoys theré in gooc
humor. Outside of Vancoviver ‘it is

support,
er get anything, like a. square deal :if
its affairs were” bun by Vaneouver mer
and that is: all that is. behind. the new
dress tor. the old ‘mov ement. ; ;

Peace River people are actually ‘in

the north; The people up there know
they will never get.a. square deal from
the south., There .are not enough Van-
couverites: ever. eave. their own boun. |
(ries, : unless it is: to go. to the. States,.
to know that here. is any. such thing aE
British Columbia . outside.,.of. Vancour-.
er. While Peace. River: wants. anothe1,
provinee, the tendancy, in” all other
‘parts: of the Dominion is to have fewer

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Attention! is) 7 ee

“Ih| ‘reading: notices 1éc per ine firstingertion. We ber

toubtful if the scheme would: get any |.
British Columbia would nev- |.

: the. rend. ‘again dust after they were
beginning to get in some kind, ot sbaps

favor of anaking. a: new province. for |

provinces. ‘Tt is | 1 —— ot a ‘nisep to
Sy. the. least. ee Tua te

wand while. a lot.of ‘dirt can be disposed,
of, -thée.-reaL-work . must, wvait! for. the,
jWwenther, man.

rhe: people yho ‘are going” “to: fot: by.

not mean coveting: someone else’s pro-
perty. ‘There. 4a no reason for ‘anyont
im this part of the tountt'y not having
a full supply: of, -vegetables, small’ ‘fruit
fish, -ete., for next ~Avinter, and” there
is no reason why’ anyone should: hate
their stuff, frozen; | There “ is: ‘Yots of
time to fix a root house properly, there
is: lots of. Wood to -keep: everything
warn. The trouble is: ‘that to provide
these’ things for oneself ‘means ‘a. cer
tain amount. of work—annd ‘it! is: ce
much easier.o salt ‘around: and beg fron
a yood antd- paternal government: “Or.
the other hand it is*n pleasnre’ to giv:

tried. to help theniselves:

old Mai Winter, like Olde Mian De-

and refuses -to' let |) loose. - Another.
snow fall on, Monday night mucked ul

Members’ ‘ot ‘the “Texisiatire wnani:
moushy yoted for a vesolution on’ Thur’
day sponsored” by ‘Capt. James Fitz:
simmons, Conservative. for Kalso-Sle
can, which nrged that Canadiin repre
seutatives it the coming Imperiiul. econ-
ference be instrneted. to “bring up they)
question of the stnbalization of silvei
Capt. Fitysimmons urged. that Canada
urge more, use of, Silver ‘coins BO-RS ite
help the sily er mines: :

“Tk As’ ‘tinie’ to start clean ig up’ th (

in ‘accumulations: of: winter—take © ‘and
Scrape the: ‘muck ‘out: of ‘the. back yard
and tidy up the front yard, “and. to ‘fet
the’ garde in shape, So far: the win: |.
‘ter has ‘hot: declaed™ to quite altogether ||}:

next Winter are those who" try’to dot.
soniething: for themselves—tliat : ‘does :

a helping ‘hand to ‘anyone who has)

presylon. Js putting up A Tent Mtrnggle |,

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Principals in Heroic zr Nelle _

enacted off Halifax’a true.

wreck and sent out-an 8.0.5.
_ by the Canadian Pacific liner

Liverpool to Hatifax. Captain A.
‘mander,:. -once>. altered! course -

high-seas for neatly four
|. \%0 make-a lee,for the rescuers, 2
, : their-track. ‘Captain, Featherston
to- say

and't

. Premier Tolmle. told, the. Legislatwn |
the other day..that, stive, a pbs
were really ‘sp
Beltigh, ayia
of the ‘British: ‘Columbia. portion of. the
- Grevt North. Road ‘from Mexico .to! the
© Alnslat, ‘territory’ The B,3-0,, govern:
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concessions providing ‘the work Is pros.
ceedd with.” This will be the greatest.
number ‘of years and. when, completed ry

the’: road” Wal” ‘probably he. ‘the ist
trayelied: road fithe: eet It seh ser ai

were given a rousi
cheered to the echo.
-'who. Witnessed the’ entire event: :

” prenented to-Second Officer
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oOo the afternoon of Saturday, March 12, there was

replete with all the best traditions of “those who go

down to the sea in ships,” The. salvage ship

herself on the way to aid.a-vessel.in di
whick

“Montcal im,

| sinking. “Reindeer. Whe ‘within, two miles;: volunteer
Jouh .. were’ called“ for and a ifeboat, under. command of.
wy, Second Officer H. ey jEnigh

nothing ofa: polica dog. wel
eretum trip to the: Montealii'' made in’ about 16

| minutes; thanks to the'wind, The shipwreck: victims
welcome and -their rescuers
the Montealm’s passengers,

“taken up for the volunteers and a filver

fe alts pales brave

“> the rescue werk at upper. vacture shows the crew of:
“the . Reindeer;. apith, Sens Bathe ‘arid. Beran:
Beside.Captaiz Ri: ke:

drama of the ‘Sea,

eindeer,
stress, became a
was picked up
bound from -
Rothwell, her com
‘awid-reced to the

t, battled with wind and
ours to reach the stricken
ship... Captain Rothwell handled sie Monten. 80 38
and: ke

oil, going ‘in.
and Af orew Of 27,
2 gataly taken: ‘off

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