Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 34

DAV YKL RUM SHIP IRADE 'Motor Fad Tums From Good Engincs to nll':: tlrl:v‘r:‘mmt’: fu‘l:(’g"‘:;ffi'"e:x?. Refused to Issue Clearance Paper: tion, May Be Policy. By the Associated Press, VICTO! cember 2. or death terests operating out of British Co. e lumbia ports will be taken by the |vesterday, has caused the shifting of Royal Commission. which has heen |emphasis. Now the investigating the rum trade in this| vicinity for several days. The commission is expected to make recommendations to the customs de- partment at Ottawa which will deter- mine whether the continue Hquor-laden vessels in British Colum- bia ports their cargoes are intended for eventu- al deliver The co dispositio Moeller, of liquor aboar N. W. Rowell, coun- | gt . ‘cararra marble-toned leather sel for the ummI;fll oners, .?uz:’esm! seats, polished aluminum hoods, in LOWEST 21.6 Ft. Front, 'Ifi ne l""'m';n_" he granted the “"f laid Imported wooden door railings, S i-detached o (l};“;b;;"\o::“‘ff:‘flneg’le-x;;" monogrammed foot mufflers and period PRICES Semi-detache liquor, gives an $840.000 bond as as !"".,'.‘;;‘,"';!:;‘,",h.,w_d car. Aneicinivite] . for the ';‘y;’|lr|”0(-(’llu\v‘:l will not be landed in | "Ll f\contieth annual salon show, | Usual Price of il cost from $10.000 to §20.000. 3 | Rowell asserted that it is impossible | ™ At e s " to fulfill the terms of the anti.smug. | The highest-priced car is not. how a Row House. gling treaty with the United States if Canada permits liquor to be loaded | here for tations of the shirmers that it is con- signed to w Manitona sumption 1mo the United States was not perti ne There In shipping liquor to Mexi serted. on the high eeas. It is a violation of | wealthy buyers may now have a car Wal Vaugh law to -zuhmu fraudulent landing cer- | to match their colonial country house 824-26 N. Howard St. al ter aug n tificates, but it is unfair to assume |or their favorite cathedral. Builder—Owner that because no other liquor vessel ever deliv Chris \lm ler was not going to land her’s ther “There is even no infraction of Canadian la\\ in transferring liquor STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1926. ] “coachman” to little leather tassels THE EVENING on the inside doors. This COCKTAIL MIXERS, ICE CHESTS LR - AND GOBLETS BUILT IN, AUTOS st zra- sccoring s e o | unless, perhaps, in Los Angeles.” Internally, there are few innova- predominating. Aluminum hoods, that require a spe- cial sort of expgrl polisher, are almost common, and rare imported woods have heen !nlnld here and there to “What Have You" in Bodies, With Well Dressed Cars at $20 000. tone up what sometimes nppeara to be a drawing room on wheel By the Associated Press. period furnishing is reflected chiefly Divorce Is Asked. NEW YORK, December 2.—The |in the back seat, where milady may | Mrs. Madeline Sisson asked the i : ensconce herself in early Gothic or | District Supreme Court vesterday for depth of the cushions—not the PUrr | . ."'pirst Empire, depending upon |an absolute divorce from Carlton Sis- of the engine—is the season's test of [ her pocketbook. ‘9:- R'“ nerewng;rfl:gflltmrufly the elgance of motor cars. ' i i o wife Thn‘nnmcliml etraction fot SiHel|: (s \CenAxy, Yellow and Black. charges misconduct with’an unknewn mechanical side, automebile men said | One of the curious cars of the |co-respondent. She is represented by period group is a perfect reproduction | Attorneys Newmyer, King and Jacob- [ in canary vellbw and black of a coach- | son. ing brougham. An eighteenth century body on a 19"fi chassis boasts every. thing from archaic outside hinges [ SR e e s if U. S. Is Destina- RIA, British Columbia, De -—Action that may mean life to the liquor-smuggling in- “dolled up” body is the thing. Just how elegant the very ultra car will he was forecast when 100 cars, worth $1,000,000, were rolled into the ball room of the Commodore governnient will | Hotel this week and there left to to Issue clearance papers to [glisten amid soft music and select society, sporting the following “ac cessories™: Automatic cocktail mix- ers, ice chests, three-tier trunks, | Y in the linited States. with 14 brass locks: hardwood bars, ymmission had before it the | with gold and silver-plated goblets: n of the steamer Chris|aytomatic cigarette lighters, boudoir held here with 20,000 cases | cpests, containing hairbrushes, combs. when there is evidence that Montlily Payments STEAM or HOT WATER Heating -Plants Inltl!lfl Now PARK Brick Home, ever, one of the most adorned. Tt is a thoroughly sedate cah ?.' ville. of | : : i English origin. with a body built in that country upon represen. | SAELR IR O At a little less than $20,000. it could be traded in almost anywhere for half a dozen lesser-toned family transports. An outstanding feature of the season is the application of the antique craze to motor cars. O maker, a builder of very inexpensive cars, has “periodized” 12 bodies of his more expensive brand, and, We also install hot-air or piveless furnaces. . Unusual Design Substantially Built Beautifully Finished § 4300 12th St. N.E. Open for Inspection \le\xrn or Central America. | D. Farris, representing the Refineries, declared the as- that the liquor was going SHIELDS ‘Will Positively Save You Money is no infraction of the law co," he as- QHIEI DS CO Ihltlmore Md —Vernon 6663 From the Chinese palanquin they T Wn!hllmt«n—\llln 9185 have taken some ideas, and applied North 5431 others from the I'K,\I\llan Roman. Gothic, Georgian and other eras. 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