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A young 1 ed by anot} the theft of raisins, and National G May lst an( O. Sauve, counsel for the accused, asked suspended sentence, saying that the young man was the sole support of his parents and that he had an otherâ€" wise clean record. He had been in jail for the past six days and is willing to make restitution at the rate of $10 a week until the whole $35.78 ang $14.25 costs of court are paid off. To this;" I warned* the to understar in the futur found doing brought her charge to a any Oothe a person offence." practice. I especially excursions not dispos Magistrate ad journme "If there I feel qu manyto f0 turally an that adve Caldbic agaln death withd advice of Reiiway Part of Railway Ticket ==" Local Woman Sgys She Did Not Know This was Against the Law. Case Remanded for a Week. Y/ung Man Given Another Chance After Theft Charges. Other Caszes at Court Here Tuesday. ulil 41 ) in 11 TIMMINS DA IR Y He‘d wa Jl€e1 dispc clippit people rtise T cha Till He Followed The Coach‘s A dvice 10 iis, the magistrate agreed but the young man: "I want you »rstand it depends on yourself uture what happens. If you are icing wrong again you may be here and senienced on this to a jail term." Schumacher Man Freed irge of criminal negligence laid Stolr e of criminal negligence laid iward Fournier following the i man on Wilson avenue was i by the magistrate on the the crown attorney. An inâ€" CMIMOT He he field. nderstandin D piay had 1€ Practice roduced, showing _gone so far as to rtions of railway ‘standing coach . with a word Here was the Drink Milk . VÂ¥ meal! Bulld ‘tion in this case, 1t there will be railways are naâ€" heck up on this r own advantage, vs of centâ€"aâ€"mile football for enthusiasm. ust couldn‘t en H ! Build vitality.‘ Ae Ccase know of MecCi+ J W id th could " said to â€" an ke 1ere this Nas | mag @auâ€" | with Schumacher Lions Tag Day on Friday "Pretty Smart" Ermono Vedova pleaded guillty to reckless driving, cutting in on cars on the Hollinger flats. "He got pretty smart after we stopped him," said Serâ€" geant Gagnon. He was fineg $10 and costs and had his driver‘s pérmit susâ€" pended for two weeks. Two others, one frem sturgeon Falls, also pleaded guilty to reckless driving charges and weer fined $10 and costs. zagging slightly. At the corner of Elm, one passenger was "slid out." A passenger in the car admitted there were four in the front seat at one time, after having stated there were only three. There was "absolutely no drinkâ€" ing," he claimed. Asked about the man who got out at Elm street, he said, "Well, he was getting out there, anyâ€" way," though he lived on Wilson aveâ€" nue, and the car turned west down Third after rounding the Elm street corner. Visitors to and from macher and Other and Notes from macher and District. Wm. Gulka, charged with wounding his wife, was again remanded for a week. Mrs. Gulka has not yet suffiâ€" ciently recovered to allow her to leave the hospital. He is out on $750 bail. ney fire. NO dGamage was gone to uie preoperty. Mrs. G. C. Murphy, of Unionville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Warne, ang renswing acquaintances in town and Timimins. Mr. James Kent, Sr.., who has been Sschumacher, October 22nd, 1935.â€" Special to The Advance. Mr. Alex McKenzis left Friday for a visit to Calabogie. Mrs. Woocdell, who was called to Deâ€" troit owing tc the illness of her sister, returned home Friday evening. The firemen had a call to 71 Pirst avenue on Saturday evening to a chimâ€" nev fire. No damage was done to the house, l Toronto Messrs. Morris and Ted Dillon, of Calabogie, are visiting their brother, Mr. W. Dillon, of the post office staff. The CW .L. are holding a tea and sale called wish "I d a walk." Jended for deaded no ess driving e*n him d 2.15 on the There were eat, the c wish her a happy birthday on he twentieth birthday. The evening wa spent in dancing, after which Mrs Smith, assisted by Mrs. Murray, Mrs E. Monoghan and Mrs. Eddie Smith served refreshments., The Lions Club have been given per mission to hold a tag day on Friday October 25th, the proceeds to go to f home baking at the home of Mrs Frark Furlong, 8 First avenue, on Satâ€" irday, October 26th, from 3 to 6. Bormnâ€"Thursday, October 17th, to Mr and Mrs. J. Vidmar, 99 Fourth avenueâ€" i son. ne som trouble ber ind me work here. He hi ble before, so was : ed sentence. Reckless Drivers t Ruest paid a fine id had his driver‘s â€" ds of Miss Marguerite Smith er on Wednesday evening to a happy birthday on her irthday. The evening was dancing, after which Mrs. i1 Wednesda Lumber U gOl y to a charge of reckâ€" uty Chief Salley hac up Wilson avenue a{ ing of October 16th people in the front ng quickly and zigâ€" At the corner of Eim s‘ ""slid ~out."‘ he car admitted there ront seat at one time MITl who has been building a new evening which Mrs Murray, Mrs Eddie Smith 1ad n o so «. Phone 440, Timmins home Schuâ€" News Schuâ€" SUS~â€" had h WWH. Mr. and Mrs. L. A ast week from Nort ‘emains of Mrs Wi‘: Sm Jt K T PB D V C E1 for 1836? the lowâ€"price car field is still the Vâ€"8 engine. Since Ford made it available to all car users (keeping it as ecoâ€" nomical as cars with fewer cylinders) the Ford Vâ€"8 has been the newest engine on the market, and remains the newest for 1936. You may buy a car on minor "talkâ€" ing points‘"â€"some specially adverâ€" tised feature "with the car thrown in" â€"but, after all, it is the engine you made â€" steering is maa?g edasier by a buy when you buy a car. 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All Ford VYâ€"8 body types have Satety Glass throughout at_no additional cost, Convenient, economical terms, 11 3 =â€"VOR It really is a great car in every way, CARNKXIV AL Maces good is he 1@ad A*Â¥, OCTOBER 30th and 3ist ARLIS® in Blairmore Enterprise:â€"We have is covered that the average ‘lawâ€"abidin citizen" is one who lives in a com munity ~where the laws happens t match his conduct. 8 Balsam St. South Boston Herald:â€"Relieof recipients veral sections of the country have 1 sed to go out and pick hops, perha eferring not to handle the stuff u it is properly bottled. J)¢k. Burial was in the Timmins R 1 Catholic cemetery. wife and familyv survive.