Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1921 — Page 3

LIQUOR TO BE POURED FROM CANADIAN SIDE Ontario Court Ruling Permits Shipment of Intoxicants to U. S. SPEEDBOATS CARRIERS WINDSOR, Ontario, Ang. 12.—Canadian prohibition officials expact lienor ■will pour across the border into the United States in greater streams than ever before because of the court ruling here that the Ontario temperance act does not prohibit exportation of intoxicants to a foreign country. Disagreeing with American custom officials, who stated today In Detroit that they did not look for increased rum-running, Canadians said that orders from tho United States already were reaching breweries la this district end that owners of these plants said they would fill the orders. Reports were current that, before the end of the week, more than a score of Speed boats would be crossing the lake With llnnor. CANNOT RKFUSE CLEARANCE PAPERS. A. T. Contreuil, collector of customs, ■fid thf t under the law he was powerless refue clearance papers for shipment* Intended for the United States, and that he would issue such papers, even for the smallest craft. The police professed themselves to be unable to interfere with the liquor traffic. Inspector Mousseau said he was not taking any steps to appeal yesterday’s decision, but that the < a=e would be referred to Toronto authorities, and that any action would have to come from there.

FLAN FOR CHECK ON AMERICAN SIDE DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 12.— Detroit Is preparing to equip Canada’s rum barrel with a cork, following announcement Thursday that the bung had been kicked out by Canadian customs officals. The" Canadian authorities yesterday granted clearance papers for a consignment of 9 per cent beer, intended for Detroit, but American customs officials are expected to check any trickle of liquor which may head this way. The situation grew out of the seizure by Canadian officers last week of 100 cases of beer consigned to Michigan. The beer was seized at Sandwich and the case was taken before Police Magistrate Gundy, of Windsor, who ordered the liquor to be restored to the shippers, British-American Brewing Company of Windsor. EXPLN.VTION OF CANADIAN LAW. , , _ Then following an explanation of C anadian law on that subject, it was ruled that liquor could be shipped from the province of Ontario into the other pr vlnces and to other countries, regard.ess of their dryness. The clearance of beer consigned to Detroit is the result o this decision. . , Canadian customs officials declare that •the law is the law and they hare nothing to do with American lews This statement is rather perplexing to American customs officers who maintain that through th“ Canadian customs officer* did clear liquor consigned to the United State*, a tip would be passed over to the American side and a seizure of the shipment could be effected. The belief also was expressed by I H. Polozker, assistant Federal district attorney, that Canadian liquor concerns would be not become involved In such traffic regardless of the Canadian law. However, the Canadian brewing concerns, with the exception of one, do not seem to be of the same opinion. DEALERS HOLD SHIPMENT LEGAL. E. ,L. Lad ore. assistant secretary and treasurer of Hiram Walker & Son3, Ltd., Walkerville, Ontario, said: “Though it is legal to ship liquor into the United Stafes, our firm will not do so unless the American purchaser has both a State and Federal permit for same.” An official of the British-American Brewing Company said: “It is legal the way we now are doing it” 8. A. Griggs, president of the Walkervllle Frewlng Company, said: “We will deliver liquor consigned to the United States to the Canadian docks and then wash our hands of the whole affair.” The whole question as to how the liquor will be delivered into the United States depends entirely upon the bootlegger and “runner.” A rowboat will be recognized as a carrier by the Canadian customs officials as quick as a steamer, it was stated by Canadian officials. Once the liquor is cleared and placed aboard a boat the Canadian officers are through with it. If an attempt is made to land it again on Canadian shores the liqnor is subject to confiscation. It is confronted with the same situation if an attempt Is made to land It on the American side.

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SATI EDVV, Arc. 13. Th's day Is read as most unfortunate by astrologers, who find that Jnplter, Mars and Saturn are all adverse, while the Sua Is la benefie sway. Men who wield power will foresee danger of war and urge preparation for it on this side of the Atlantic. Leaders of public opinion will arise to fight the Idea of disarmament, for Mart la In threatening place. Many forces will unite to fight the influences that make for universal peace. The power of evil will gain at this time. Persons whose Mrthdate it is should be cautious In association "with persons of opposite sex. Business may require much attention. Children born on this day will be generally successful in whatever they undertake and will prosper all through life, in all probability.

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MEN! You Can Save One-Third on Your /m|| Fall Suit or Overcoat rf' Specially Priced at .. . \ dg| QC I'y'liCTf v Values speak for themselves, and s gj |1 1 I these represent the utmost in \ pi fjfiL Jig VALUE. STYLE and QUALITY. [ §| ™ V All New Advance Fall / JB Obis \. VjV-||| jj Styles and Materials 11-/!l 1 -/! A The Same Garments Last Year Would Retail for S4O A reasonable deposit will hold any Overcoat or Suit you s. X choose until you are ready for it. Genuine Palm Beach Suits s*7 /£ Ay styles, every wanted shade and pattern. fi 9 fLr A / /Mill 7 $2 CONES-BOSS OVERALLS—- ' V Imm / Heavy weight blue and white $ 3 CORDUROY PANTS-Good j €IOO pan.& d r GC • fr.A Sale price worsteds vt/

NEW-Very New! BLOUSES Three Hundred of them have just been taken from their boxes and marked. At $ 2.77 You will see many things about these blouses that are different. So different from those we. have been showing. For instance — Laces are used extensively In the trimming. Some are clever all-over effects; others are tie-back styles—but ALSO DIFFERENT. AS FOR MATERIALS—there is every kind. Crepe de Chenes. Georgettes, Trlcoiettes, etc. AS FOR VALUE—we doubt if you can find blouses elsewhere for twice the sum that will compare with these.

New Felt Hats s2^ Three styles to select from and ail as becoming and chic as you wish them to be: Red, Blue, Tan and Brown Fashioned of soft felt, prettily ertitched and trimmed with felt tassel or plain. Special, Saturday, at $2.49

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Saturday Specials—Radically Reduced for Qiuiick Selling

Smocks C*a Smocks and Middies. * plain colors and ft white S-A-C-R I-F-I-C-E-D

Coats £-f mg $35 and S4O tP ■ ■ Wraps and ‘ Coats. Early 1| 9 Fall styles S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921.

Boys’ New Fall Suits Every Suit Has Two Pair of Trousers ’4.95 ’7.95 ’9.95 Just a few weeks until school opens, and now would be a splendid time to get “Sonny’s outfit” already. These SUITS are new and priced much below their real worth. Plain Serges, Novelties, Worsted and Mixtures. And every suit has Two Pairs of Trousers

Env. Chemise (f* in Crepe de J | if Chene Che- T I mlse, lace ands. embroidery |§ SU-SSS trimmed S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

Fur Coat £ 1 575 $75 Kolinsky dyed * Coney Fur Coat. If A 0 Sport length S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

Lace Vestee Sweaters § Specially Priced at $ | .48 New ones, just received. Loose knit in all the wanted colors, with lace vestee, collar and silk ribbon tie. IT •, C 1 A dec,ded novel- \/f* /% Knit Smocks s.“3£VE $ I flO Kart. —Smocks that are slip-over style, and \ * fl tnit very similar to sweaters. Each has its I Ii 9 mjj cleverly arranged pocket and fancy neck- I Ao^ Line. See these Saturday. 7

Specials for Stout Women TUB DRESSES—Of gingham and voiles, pretty styles, and dresses /for* Iformerly sold for $7.50 ta < and SIO.OO JERSEY SUITS —An ideal garment for stout women —the shades are tan, /k brown, navy blue and oxford. I 11 (Sizes 40 to 54lo) MIGNONETTE DRESSES—Just unpacked and all new fall styles. Long waisted effects becom /p <m r% fm ml ing to stout women. Navy blue and blackuk I (Sizes 42 1 /*: to Y A Vt/

JUMPER DRESSES All colors, neatly made and fl*o An trimmed JO

Union Suits Women’s pink |LJp or white Unicn ag Suits; regular A M A # m 9 69c qualities ... S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

French d* ats Seal Coat L. $l5O Handsome ■ French Seal Coat. Jp ftjv 36-inch length SAC R-I-F-I-C E-D

WHITE SKIRTS—Sizes 32 to 40, in white gaberdine $ J QQ skirts c) I.J/O

Boys’ Pants Every wanted material and colors. All are properly reinforced to insure satisfactory wear. Specially priced for Saturday only. 59c 98c *1.98

vis. $7.69 Beautiful Silk Vests, plain or 8 L—fancy styles.. S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

Mink Coat, ▼ ]¥ ft] §§ good lengtn, Jr H handsomely / x ill? lined S A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

Store Open Until 9 Saturday

Final Clean-Up Summer Dresses $5 DRESSES—Ginghams and Voile Dresses, pretty styles and a/H 4 Af* good range Xa I U k of sizes ... v $lO DRESSES —Organdy, Tissue Ginghams and Voiles. Sizes 16 to 44. Just one rack of jfo s®* them. Theyjk % Ilk are real voi/ w UP TO S2O DRESSES— Dotted Swisses in practical dark colors and lighter shades as A/% £\C% well. Sizes fJM 16 to 44 ..<pU?a/U

I n n More of the Popular Sleeveless Dresses NEW ONES, BLACK SOL SATIN—Rich, dull black. Hand-A **• /TIO some iu their % O/S. plainess . ..tp't/ofcSw EMBROIDERED RAMINES blues, pink Aa £\r\ and rose. \ / 11 H Sale price.. Cd • /U JERSEY Smart for early Pall wear. All the wanted /t p* A colors. SkK UX Sale price.. POLKA DOTS—In navy blue, cool ar.d pretty as can bo. /tk *o K. 3>1.00

New Dresses for Little Girl’s $ 1.69 “Yanke Maid” they’re called and pretty as they can be. Buch combinations as Red Checked Ginghams Yellow Ginghams Blue and White Ginghans etc. At the price they’re regular “finds.”

Plush Coats Regular S4O value, t M Has large fur col- W H lar and cuffs. fl> Jr (Size3 16 to 50.) ***** *** S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

Skirts Dozens of wash ~ skitts. Different models S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D

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New Fall Specially Priced at *13.75 The most wonderful collection of Dressta we have ever been able to offer at such an extremely low price. Rich Canton Crepes is the material used, and their designing is new, novel and fascinating. Long waisted effects are quite the vogue—with beads used in the most lavish fashion. Black, navy blue and many browns. Surely you'll find your dress among this collection.

For Men! A SHIRT Sale SCO of “ ’em,” $3 to fi* *1 and $3.50. Pongee x g shirts. Saturday for af Once more we score for the men. This time with, a lot of SHIRTS. So good, we think, they will all be sold hv closing time. Silk finish cotton pongees, collar attached style, soft French cuffs. Men’s Knit Ties {4 They’re stunners—you’ll agree when. ~ jlj you see them. Plain and fancy. The same qualities sold last fall for $2. JL

Through a Very Fortunate Purchase We Are Able to Offer

Under muslins “77c You save ONE DOLLAR on every garment you buy—for they are actual $1.77 values. There are included in the lot: Nightgowns, Envelope Chemise, Petticoats, Camisoles, Bloomers Neatly trimmed with embroiderey and laces. Truly "WONDERFUL values!

Low Shoes Oxfords, White Kid Pumps. WOMEN’S WHITE FOOTWEAR Strap oxfords and pumps of good quality white canvas. (t-| High and low heel styles, gill sizes ultUc/

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Coats Choice of 25 remain- ‘ ing Polo Coats and aW Wraps. Sizes 16 to 44 'bJr SACRIFICED

Aprons Polly-Prim style. Cretonnes and ■ IN ginghams S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D