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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1982 .

‘Attention! — Mr. Car Bayer”

If you are considering. buying a used ear this season we cordially invite you to inspect our stock of CERTIFIED | reconditioned cars. Hivery car offered for sale by us has been thoroughly checked over and reconditioned, and will carry our guarantee as being free from defective parts, and in perfect running order,”

Each ear offered will be supplied with a 1932 license at no cost tothe purchaser, and ean be purchased on the very liberal General Motors Acceptance Cpn. time sales

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Your old car traded at oar appraised value. 1

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 - 1928 Ford Sedan. 1927 Pontiac Sedan 1926 Chev. Sedan _ - 1926 Studebaker Coach 1928 Pontiac Coach

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

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} The. Omineca.. Herald| ;

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"Publish Every “Wednesday. . CG. A. SAWEE PUBLISHER

ie Advertising ratea— 31 60 reading notices ibe pen line” Mine each subsequent insertion, |

: WHO ‘STOLE-TELEWA away

.No one giv eg a hoot about. ALY ‘ho, ‘kiltea | cock robbin, but. everyone wants to

riding” and put it -in ‘Omineca riding. It is no use blaming the government. That- body: would--nat be ‘Interested in

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485.00 |

| does ot-seem .to think that Hagwilget,|_

the matter one way or another, “It is

those" Tnbst ’ ‘-dnterested.- “Dr, 7 Wrinch says he'knew nothing of. the matter un- (til the ‘Yedistributton bint: WAS. intro-

that must be: taken as edrrect ds he iy an opposition member and they are not “usually consulted by a “government when ‘fixing up a redistribution bili, al- though’ at that the Doctor stands to gain by ‘the loss. servatire candidate, declares he. knew

not him that made the ‘change; The ‘Lory executive com, Smithers say it was hot theii doings and most, of them appent to be qtite cross ‘about it. ‘Telkwa the more prominent Conserva tives declare that the news, ‘first seen in’ the news ‘columas of: the ‘Gmineca ‘Herald, was a decided shock o them. I, M. Dockrill said that’ when he first heard of it he scoffed at the idea. On| ly.one man in Telkwa admis that he had paid any ‘attention to it when he tirst heard of it.. -

Of course ‘everyone knows that Sum Cocker of Vanderhoof, * Conservative candidate for. Omineca, waa in Telkwa- and Smithers some weeks ago, and’ he made, some remarks at that time about ‘taking, a ‘piece of - Skeena. ‘rh ing intc his x riding; but,.no. one. seems. .to have paid nny attention to the: matter. <At the same time it hardly seems’ reason | able that a “candidate in “ia ‘adjoining | riding could pull such a fast. one:all by himself ° Who helped Sam pull ¢ that’ one?

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‘Tae, a “columnist ‘in ‘the | “Province

Indian ‘village need worry. much’ about | cleaning up forthe benefit. of Ameri can tourists going over the Great North Road. He does not seem to think’ tht tourists will vet a thance to through British Columbia te Alaska

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plice very venrly, in the spring.

OMINECA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT wat much shock:

NOTICE is. hereby: given ibnt ill as- aoasetl tuxes on land Jevied under the “uxattion Act”. and.all school’ taxes levied nder the: “Public: Schools Act? heenme due and payable on Apr 1] Ast,; Voge, ‘

4] taxes on incoine ‘shall he ‘deemed io be dne ‘aud phyuble. on the date on whieh the: ‘nyfice of “assessment thereof is given to the taxpayer. bors.

“All taxes due ‘and collectable’ ‘for the, Omineca ‘Assessment District. are pay-°: ublévat, my ‘office: ti the: Court’: House

Hinitheis, BG ;

This notification is equivalent ‘to. rt person demand by me for the pay- ment of all taxes as levied on the As-

WINE GYOps. |

about: equally popular,

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cultivation. ‘Tf the’ plhuntittion: is

spade with equal.suecess.

plants too. deep,

he givin and : taxpayers, are Tequestec

°F ptantation ae ‘planting should tak , Thi: einibles ‘the plants to go forward wil

It is important that all the soil he carefully prepared and well fertilized de oue is to secure abund

Two general systems. of plaiting 4 an . With the iy: i system the -plants ure’ set about fdu 1) feet apnrt each way, while if the rov. system is usde.the distance betwee the rows should bé about six. feet, J order to broy ide plenty of Loon fo; 0 ‘ considerable size the Dest method it,“ adopt is, to ‘ron. a ‘furrow and set. th. plantis dn. ‘this, ‘Wor a sinall ' ‘plunt, thon | “the: ‘hilly Inty. be opened | with or

As, a: rule: there is a greater dange: of shallow planting than ‘of. setting the The crown should. be - ‘at least. four liches lower” than * -the lev el of ‘the ground’ in“ aeh a. ‘manne’,

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to seo’, that, - thelr - tages’ ate, ronmty, pald. COA ; inited at Rinituierd: B, “Apri ith, a one £4 B. Campbelh, : Collector jo: ae

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“PLANT Y RAGPBERETES,

} that ‘the, Hows of plants are in Bis depres., | sion. 7 Cultivation. later on. will ‘leve,

tp. the, s0iL, An, setting.the. pinnts : ib

| the soil shold be trampled | “firmly

above the. roota 80. a8-to- ensure proper:

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roots, wr. | Capt, “Mortimer. of the Indinit-Agéacy

‘ Ewent throught: to: Morrieetown Wedties

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| contact. betwen’ the earth and the: ‘smal :

and he even intimates that Vancouve will do its utinost to keep tourists from

Vroud. It, is ‘always an advantage. tt kuow where the. enveniy is.

ABOUT HELPING ONES SELF

Tals apringy ltke most times when ii

per centage of people look uround tc “ee who or what they ean blame for the condition ‘of . things. Of course Premier ‘Bennett and Premier Tolmic

Then the bilnks, ¢ of course_aré to blame becuse they refuse ‘to Tend money witk imple “security. ‘But. after: Dlan ing "ali. these people and ‘Institutions ‘ii does not seem to do much Rood, Per hnps there may be .something~ wrong’ with the ‘individual. Perhaps we. gol.

Perhaps: we ‘spent. too much and. have

jmeet.. more: ‘sanely ‘ind Jes: “eoyetously.

borifictally. so

fle week gua: ‘A’ pleasant. change’ after. prunes,

a purely local’ matter, and-no doubt | Was. done on the réecominendatlon of ¢:

duced; ‘and “he voted against: the bill.

‘Dr, Bamford, Con |

nothing” ‘whatever about itand it was!

“At |

travel .

are to blame, Bennett becruse he iy

te ineb per month — tirsertion, 10e per |”

know. who took Telkwa out: of -Skeena on es

“Proud , to sh ow. visitors. our.

you. ‘like to know that: “the

foods: you eat are made under

sanitary conditions, That’s why -

we are always delighted. to have people see ‘where

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. are ‘ made,”

We have thousands of visi-

‘tors, every year, who take home ‘with them a-picture of sunlit . kitchens, gleaming machinery,

employees i in-fresh white uni-

“forms .., of cleanliness and |

‘care for quality. If.-you ever . _ come to London,’ Ontario, we |

Hope you'll stop and see us. . x

‘You'll know then-why;W. K, .

“Kellogg makes this uncondi- tional guarantee : “If you don’t think Kellogg’s the best and - . freshest corn. flakes you. ever tasted, return. the empty red- -and-gréen. package. and ‘we will, ceeteully refund your: - Money.”

comlag north, and will do everything a oo possible to block the building of that

ix difficult to stir up -new business, + | ag

rich, und Tolmie becanse. he is not Meh. [oc

Then all governments are to blame |

rid of too much money In our effortr: | ‘to get rich . At-some' one elge'y. expense -

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more deferred payinente- than’ we enn : a “Perlingi Wwe night Hye a: little

Al. ‘little. elt: analysis: sduiethimes works. ‘out, ‘

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“Taxi ‘and Transfer Service : At all: hours... beh

phere’ w was’ -dded to the. Jocal’ menu’ ay

“All | n° thal ie “rhobiris ‘gieehs: ‘and | aspara He wil gs fst ‘erp "rine ont tne| .

spinnge and’ ‘beans.

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