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SMITHERS
J.
G.
Stephens
has
been
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on
Lumber
&
Timber
sie
held
last
Friday
afternoon
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moving
out
timber
ill!.
H
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lton
foi'
shipment
Mium
Wilson
and
1Ju
"""way.
Indians
who;
are!n
wero
the
two
assaulted
Provincial
Aid4o$ie.'New
Ha
Wymnn
last
Saturday
of
Chevrolet
Hi
1
HIRD
AVENUE
elton
United
Church
realised
$800
successful
tea
and
n
n
result
of
a
than
20
miles
to
the
gallon
of
gasoline
I
This
revolutionary
performance
has
been
achieved
as
a
result
of
the
greatest
array
vi.
engtneering
advancements
tlsat
Chevrolet
bas
ever
announced.
A
high
-
compression,
non.
detonating
cylinder
head
.
a
new
heavier
The
Roadster
$665
.
.
.
.
The
Phaeton
...
.'
.
$665
The
Coach
$770
The
Coupe
$760
The
Sedan.
.
.
.
.
$870
The
Sport
Cabriolet
.
.
$585
The-Convcrtiblc
Landau
$525
Light
Delivery
Chassis
.
.
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510
Abort
Pfkw
at
Fery,
OaMiWs-Govcrnment
Tm
Btff'
it
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iy,
Ton
Chassis
'tjg
At
Factory,
WttrvilU,
Out.
Government
Tmm
Bk4t(
KAIEN
GARAGE
in
the
lock-up
awaiting
trial.
They
are
conutdernwy
ttamagea.
no
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i
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4&.il&W
of
Ike
four
THE
Chevrolet
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
announces
..The
Outstanding
Chevrolet
of
Chevrolet
History
alSii
ml
the
priceilrsnge
of
the
four!
g
y
r
.t
Spectacular
as
Chevrolet's
achievements
nave
been
in
the
past
.
.
notable
as
its
engineering
triumphs
have
proved
themselves
to
be
this
remarkable
new
car
dwarfs
every
previous
Chevrolet
accomplishment.
Not
only
does
it
introduce
into
the
low-priced
field
an
entirely
new
measure
of
performance,
comfort,
beauty
and
style
but
it
is
sold
at
prices
so
low
as
to
alter
every
previous
conception
of
motor
car
value.
The
new
six-cylinder
valve-uvhead
engine-developed
from
more
than
a
hundred
motors
designed
especially
for
this
sensational
car
tands
out
as
an
engineering
masterpiece.
With
a
power
increase
of
approximately
32
over
the
previous
Chevrolet
motor,
with
sensation,
ally
greater
speed
and
faster
acceleration
it
offers
a'
type
of
performance
that
is
literally
astounding
.
.
even
to
those
who
have
been
driving
cars
costing
hundreds
of
dollars
more.
Throughout
the
entire
speed
range,
it
performs
with
a
smoothness
and
quietness
of
operation
that
have
never
before
been
approached
in
a
low-priced
automobile.
At
the
slower
speeds
of
city
traffic
it
idles
along
with
wonderful
ilence
and
ease.
On
boulevards
and
country
roads
it
responds
with
an
eagerness
that
is
a
constant
delight.
It
takec
the
tengeft
tsteepesttthillswtth
an
abundant!
power
that
Is
a
source
of
pride
to',
the
a?.i
9t
.Ji
4
of
ftunltthaft,
statically
and
dynamically
bal-ancod
.
.
automatic
lubrication
of
the
entire
rocker
arm
mechanism
.
.
semi-automatic
spark
'ifdrrftel
.
.
!sspt
manifold
.
.
gasoline
pump
and
tutor
.
.
new
and
larger
carburetor,
wit-
automatic
acceleration
pump
and
improved
vejituri
choke
.
.
fabric
camshaft
gear
.
.
heavier
driving
gears
.
.
heavier
differ-en
rial
gears
.
.
unproved
crankcase
breathing
system
.
.
improved
lubrication
.
.
new
4-wheeJ
brakes
that
arc
powerful,
safe
and
quiet
under
all
conditions
these
indicate
the
importance
of
a
group
of
engineering
advancements
that
embrace
every
major
unit
of
the
entire
chassis.
In
appearance,
this
Outstanding
Chevrolet
is
,d
lined
to
become
an
automotive
sensation
o
smart,
so
atylish
and
so
distinctively
appointed
that
it
rivals
the
costliest
custom
creations.
The
new
fisher
bodies
are
longer,
lower
and
roomier
with
adjustable
driver's
seat
in
all
closed
models
and
reveal
the
match,
less
artistry
of
Holier
designers.
With
their
mod
new
colore,
their
smart
dual
mouldings
and
their
distinctive
concave
pillars,
they
achieve
degree
of
original
beauty
that
has
seldom
been
001101104
in
motor
car
design.
You
ore
cordially
invited
to
visit
our
showroom
nd,
secure
complete
and
detailed
information
oaJtkkaensarHmal
new
car
which
will
be
ready
f
(MSvery
beginning
January
1st.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B;C
PRODUCT
Or
GnNDRAL
JUOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIM1TBD
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was
hurt.
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George
Benson
has
tn-voftd
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cat,
aren't
they,
dear?
eonnection
with
the
Omineea
Ho-
Wfinch.
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and
,
George
Ben-
.
,
...
,
,
.
W
i
fe
es.
the
William
'
fon
collided
last
Friday
night
on
,
i
Husband-
And
the
Browns
are
the
Il.nolton-New
Ila.t'lton
lie-
i
niTivr-P
r'llA
vtir
.taking
care
ot
rido
and
the
par-
Coiwtable
tur
road,
the
doctor's
car
being
Iluaband
(going
over
arrange-
Yus,
that's
the
arrange-
1.1
Husban(I
And
baby
is
going
to
mother's
so
what
about
a
nice
quiet
rest
at
home?
Passing
Show.
A.
K.
Geary
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Cnrdena
for
VancoiiM
r.
imously
nominated
for
president
of
the
Smithers
District
Hoard
of
Trade
as
have
been
S.
II.
IIos-ftfns
and
H.
M.
Mathews
tor
the
offices
of
vice-president
and
secretary-treasurer
respectively.
H.
N.
Ewart
has
enquired
of
the
local
Board
of
Trade
as
to
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
sec
ond
moving
picture
show
in
Jmithcrs.
The
local
Board
of
Trade
Is
asking
the
provincial
government
to
make
an
appropriation
for
the
construction
of
a
wagon
road
to
connect
Smithers
with
the
road
to
the
Cronin
mine
in
the
Babine
district
J.VNelson,
prominent
Wistaria
rancher,
spent
several
days
in
Smithers
recently.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
city
of
Prince
George
is
making
a
record
this
year
in
tax
collections.'
According
to
a
statement
prepared
by
V.
R.
Cler-jhuc,
city
clerk,
tax
collections
for
the
first
eleven
months
of
(his
year
have
amounted
to
$41,-401.92
as
compared
with
a
total
collection
for
1927
o
$41,376.41.
There
is
also
an
increase
in
the
revenue
from
electric
lighting
and
the
water
works.
Judge
Robertson,
in
County
Court
here,
quashed
a
conviction
and
fine
of
$300
imposed
by
Police
Magistrate
Moran
upon
Mrs.
Annie
'Patterson
for
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
A.
'McB.
Young
was
counsel
for
the
appelant
and
P.
I
Wilson
for
the
prosecution.
The
city
council
Is
not
in
favor
of
a
request
made
by
the
local
school
board
that
it
be
allowed
to1
pass
all
its
own
accounts
with
out
reference
to
the
council.
TERRACE
E.
McNeil
left
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
for
Buffalo,
where
he
will
join
Mrs.
McNeil
and
Raymond
who
left
Terrace
about
a
!ionth
ago.
I.
Martin,
forest
ranger
of
the
.Qtteefl
Charlotte
Islands,
visited
with
his
sister
Mrs.
Joe
Cook
over
the
weekend
while
on
his
way
to
Houston
or
forestry
datlee.
0.
B.
Utterstrom
of
Kitwanga,
was
a
visitor
here
during
me
eelc
,
A
lirs.
Geerge
Little
was
a
bridge
uneheoa
and
afternoon
tea
hoa-
tesM
on
Monday
in
compliment
to
Mrs.
Ardagh
who
is
leaving
shortly
to
spend
the
next
few
month
in
Buenos
Ayres,
Argen
tina
where
Mr.
Ardagh
is
located.
WHn
tbe
stepping
of
the
daily
.mn
service
for
the
wintor
nwttbs
a
paseger
ear
boa
been
.ttached
to
the
regular
freight
rain,
a
eoarenienoe
whibh
is
much
appreciated.
A.
A.
McDonald,
Uak;
A.
H.
veeon
anf
W.
Aird.
Pacific:
J.
V
Barman,
Remo;
Walter
Warier
and
F.
Belway,
Rosawood,
ad
R,
A.
McRae
of
Lakelsc
.Hatchery
were
iHstriet
visitors
in
own
during
the
wek.
The
roads
to
both
Ikelae
and
Kalum
Lakes
arc
still
open,
the
now
fall
so
far
being
very
light.
J.
M.
Hockin
and
H.
S.
Parker
of
Prince
Rupert
were
business
visitors
here
during
the
week.
George
Little
returned
on
Thursday
from
Olds,
Alberta,
bringing
with
him
seven
teams
of
horses.
Two
of
these
teams
were
left
at
Smithers
for
the
Hanson
Timber
Co.,
the
othors
will
be
used
in
local
logging
operations.
A
daughter
was
born,
on
Wednesday,
December
5
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Bishop.
ys
Colds
dosing
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rub
on
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