Porcupine Advance, 14 Jul 1938, 2, p. 8

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tha pear on a for sale a Jéan Thi Absent From Court But Woman is Found Guilty Cecile Desjardins Fails to Put in Appear victed of Keeping for Sale a Three Months. Charges Against K: Jean Thibodeau Dismissed. Meat Specials Picnic Style Shankl MAPLE LEAF Smoked Hams ........ | Pimento 1 Chees Crisp Ont sANDWICH Meat Loat ol 14 tz €¥ J p}b Rib Roast ... PHICK Rib Roast ......... Chuck Roast ... Blade Roast ..... sWEET PICKLED Pork Shoulders CANTALIAOUPES lellied English Styleâ€"PRIM}3 Everyman‘s Family Botling Fow!] PMONXE GROCETERIA 30 Deolivery Without Extra or FRI. and SAT. FRFEEXH DAILY Local Grown it takes a pack of energy to keep going at top speed. It takes plenty of the right kind of nourishment. Try Kellogg‘s Bran Elakes, Enjoy their golden toasted crispâ€" ness. Full of energyâ€"goodness. Plus enough extra bran to be mildly laxative. Sold by ail grocers. Ready to serve, Made by Kellogg in London, Ontarie. E AT TO FEEi Blue Brand RBREEF 11 â€"Vegetable eal oatf wC b) e ) for 28¢ 2¢ ANTC »â€"1¢ Ib. 24¢ Ib. 17¢ Ib. 19¢ . 209¢ 3¢ m 1t t English Dog Foods 2 Ibs, Coffee Deliciousty More flavou: H./P. Sauce Ribbon Ih. tin Id â€" meat. ttle at thi EATON GROCETETIA Packed Biue pular â€" "TYov e charcoal, ; and mixed D be surprisae added zest t in Appearance But is Conâ€" for Sale and Sentenced to Against Ruth Carlson and SPECIALâ€"Raaster Fresh Ground Freshâ€"SUNâ€"GLO sServe t 1b, 53c tst Juice 53c Keep Cool With t «3 Â¥ ..‘)\'al\'. @l, pupâ€" KHich Welch‘s Grape JaJ Shirriff‘s armalade * 233C 41c intalizing ] MlGeggs ): fi BRAN Faxes d ON EATON‘S FAMOIT savr 6: 1 Palawan Tea Mornin ster Fresh and (Grapefruit Juice LIBBY‘S Tomato Juice, ... BANQUET Choice Pumpkin DURABLE 5â€"String Brooms DREADNOUGHT Torlet Tissue ... QUAKER Muffets Cereal _ @ Check These Necessities EATON‘S ASSORTED Summer Drinks, ...... 13 oz. | MANYFLOWERS Tollet Soap ................ 5 ca SOAK YOUR CLOTHES CLEAN Chinso large 1 * WEETENED Ice Cream Mix .........: Fancy Mixed Biscuits CHOCOLATE j Spray Layver Cake J Aylmer Catsup MILLION AIRE Kipper Snacks . BULK Laundry Starch IN HOT WEATHER 5 ER V E FELLO SPECIALS Ib. 283¢ Look at These Savings, Clip and Save for Monday. al, BRiv Mi Hat Â¥vincial Police, who directed the raig | with Chief Gagnon, of the local force, said that when the officers entered the house he found Miss Carlson and| Thibot Ar Automatically however a conviction as registered against the Desjardin oman and a warrant of committmen i1 be issued carrying sentence o iree months as soon as she is appre inded. The house in question was de ared a public place for a period o elonged 141 th Jar Rings ........ pkg. Zinc Jar Rings doz. Certo, ...:::: 8 oz. btl. prints Red and White Rubber Domestic or EASIFIRST Brands 9 prem1ise . Miss | . the c plac At These Low Prices th a t S A V [E Preserving Supplies at Ccase, @irlson onl pector that they w Miss Thibodeau ha 1at evening. The i e court that Mis nitted to him that : l it be dismissed, on the ground _statements of the police offi proven conclusively that Mis ns was the occupant of th CC say," said Magistrate police evidence has bee ented. There is no 21 iss Thibodeau and I w case. In the charge ; ind h 91 2 90 . LAfi L_ neip ut ~apporeâ€" clate the finer qualities of this delicious cocoa â€" so nutritiouns and wholesomeâ€" Include a tin in your list to order. Miss Desiardins an 1€ upled the hous ss examinatior large pkgs. therefor No. arge pkg. property . they were oz. bot. 21¢ â€"the iden( Handy 4 Ib. pis 1 rolls hat 6 for 10c 104 oz charge agalns Elliott suggest e occupants C ce is not ver each each No for tin A L Ib. tin he ha * N1 PA41 tin OF Al lardi PA4Ti O0p i6 6C iT ou tit: n 16 Gels Benefit of Doubt Albert Emard was given the be: of the doubt and a chargs of fai to remain at the scene of an acci was dismissed. Emard was alloge have sideswiped a car owned by S ley Wookey parked on Wilson avi on the night of July 2 and left scene without stopping. Albert T for, who was a witness to the accic said that he didn‘t see the drive get the number until he followed Charge is Withdrawn At the request of the complainant, Louis Silver, a charge of theft of $32 against Thomas G. Hansen, former clothing salesman here, was withdrawn. J. G. Jackson acted for Mr. Silver, who agreed to pay the court costs of $3.25. Assault Charge â€" | Henry Osadchuck who was charged with assaulting Mike Balanski. was bound over to kep the peace for a perâ€" jod of one year and ordered to sign z bond for $200; chat 1I0or three monthns. Wage Case Walter Wojciechowski, former handy man at Miners‘® Hotel, was given judgâ€" ment against the proprietor, Walter Yamroz, for $68 on a claim for wages. The defendant claimed that Wojci>â€" chowski had been working there for his board but the magistrate ruled that he should receive $15 a month for the five months he had worked, less $7 that the defendant had paid him dur- ing that time. k Dut aI car wit showin Taillfe of his WeL atr In fron had | vehic Wool 11 11 np Count Kurt von Haugwitzâ€"Revent low has issued a denial from Pari of having made kidnap threat against his twoâ€"yearâ€"old son, Lane His wife, the former Barbara Hut ton, has issued a warrant for hi arrest should he ‘set foot in Eng land. The dispute is said to hav started when the count and count ess had a violent diagreement ove future education of the child. Tm Denies Kidnap Threat a bent : definit rdmitted t Keeping for Sale Reckl Moonshine Drunk Drivin OT *Assaunult p1 Y ery Chatr Drivin amil river here he 1 ‘, the ind s of wned by Wilson _ 2 and 1¢ Albert Oot in n said to hav t and coun! reement ove > child. [ the iT M T \Clamms Sudbury is a City of Poor Sports . ONTARIO ed way in England. Hitler Okay During his remarks the speaker diâ€" gressed from his attack on Sudbury‘s sportsmanship to give an opinion on Hitlerism in Germany. His observaâ€" tions during the hockey tour in Geérâ€" many prompted the belief that most Germans had faith in the German dic-l tator. Waterloo â€"Chronicle:â€"Snowball, Spitz dog lost by its master, has turned home after walking 600 n across the state of Texas. His 1 worn and weary, Snowball‘s tail w x Silvormar Silverman, v olves to the | 6 ax Silverman, of "Sudâ€" bury Wolves" Fame Gives His Views. tit] KeVv W m . e E2 es ing. etc., to improve flavor., Wolves : N.O.H.A 11 )pe 11 e was welcomed by his master tha his MA A 1 ‘nt so far as t« nt on the finge: an told of the great reception the team on its travels. At ery stop in Europe, the mayor ret them on the station platâ€" l read them a civic welcome uld often take more than an d as the words of welcome a foreigrn language, the boys i he first so Sorry About Inl own ‘upon the NOC Got $20 Per Week dbury Wolves acc nvitation on a con 11 id, Dut ince he He was conditions such as existed season when northerners ing anxious as to whether would be back in time for i. playoffs, he would not ed when he did but rather kept the team in Europe * seven weeks. Silverman ‘"surprised at all the proâ€" ‘iticizing him for not bringâ€" m back to Canada earlier. z: the team back when hss in claimed,. he had to deâ€" AaI 1€ ‘Bal uropet ‘ Star he vit as the words of welcome reign language, the boys didn‘t understand any of _ interpreter would go to nslate the mayor‘s speech ee minutes. He said the often mobbed for autoâ€" t times policeâ€"would have d into service to control imbers of admirers who n jupon the hockeyvists. attritiuted the success of verseas to their condition mony that existed among He said they were the _ _who ever toured Europe at Cecil Duncan, C.A.H.A. s stated that the Wolves e credit than any other ias been sent to Europe th 31 had marvelous ri ikes up abou informed h no novelty aiyved on tha years. He c as not made WOI ind hetr lared that 0 preveé im to t] rs were carried rs almost every â€" bodyâ€"check, th« ildn‘t understand v were seldom t\ rld skill anad speed an( check ena of ths elvy. said tha pai sought it. it It Now y that i oted the Sudbury 1 amateur hocksy he N.OH.A. junâ€" made his feelings rt igers of one the City of s accepted the a contract tha! sportation fares i and the playâ€" r week expense; in pre t« 11 reputatior entre, bu! a t nish atr qualities ffort m Silvern the ho y tha n continen aimed tha much hea 1€ TLA K U Northe teners; he ha ‘ee cit mA 1J il HYC 11 Tobacco Smoking and Its Effect on the Appetite Sponges Slickett Capes lifebuoy . Woodbury ........ Palmolive O ........ +3+ Bromo Selt: Bayer Aspirin ... Gin Pills ... Bubble Bat] Lux Soap . Latex Baby Nipples Baby Bottles â€" â€" â€" Lactogen Baby Food â€" 6 Dextro Maitose â€" Baby Pants (pure latex) Deodorizer Blockettes K ing CURTIS DRUG Specially Priced For Friday and Saturday Lucerne Bath Salts 11 ADVICE TO BUILDERS i1 \ny person the bounds ure a perm THERMOS KIT and VACUUM BOTTLE complete various perfumes n. Jul 1drg e W ¢ Rair ecting a building withu line of the King‘s High before work commences. O0¢ Or 16 for 11¢ , $1.2 11 Mos mD 98¢ 11 M c Bathing Caps to clear out retendet s to hav Bathing Caps Alka Absc Jergeln Soap .. Kirbvâ€" Ovaltine ... Milk of M 112 tablets Psyllium Bisodol ... Jad Salts . Bile Beans Chases Ne hnher,., Dt Regul rh specially priced. ty ba A. T. Hamer Division Enginee: Dept. of Highway Self â€" 3 for 10¢ â€" _â€"â€" ega,. 9¢ b‘)(' and $1.69 â€" â€" G65¢ ) â€"2 «<«â€" 20¢ for 10c regul AVSTLER ALARM CLOCKS [ron ‘able Mail :â€" coimmit Mag for $1. 1 ¢ Je and 506 $1.95 for 261 »() Te 50¢ 4 i© 4e 5 08e *./ with otint hou ran M

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