The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 9

UNLIMITED BOOZE |SIX CARDINALS 7) PERMIT COSTS $5; \BUT IN VANCOUVER | Dispensary Opened Undér New Law Sells Scotch at $4, Wine at $2 a Bottle, + VANCOUVER, B. C., June 16, Nothing approaching a stam- | pede, yet a steady flow. of busi« | ereeted the Government | here and in Ay at the opening. oderation statute, at from $4 to $5 rat $20 4 barrel and n $2 to $4 a bottle sons holding per- ust$> cach and the | tion on * GET THE RED HAT Pope Confers Insignia at Public | 5 Consistory im the Sala Regia. ’ ROME, June 16 (Associated Press).— Pope Benedict, in a public consistory held to-day in the Gala Regia, con- ferred the red hat on Cardinal Rago- | % nesi, former Papal Nuncio to Spain; Cardinal Benlloch y Vivi, Archbishop of, Burgos, Vidal y Barraquer, Archbishop of Tar ragona, who were made members of QS. and Cardinal Francisco | the Sacred College of Cardinals in the | = consistory of last month. At the same time the nals created by him on Monday last, Motsignor Glovannt ‘Tacci Porecelll, the Papal Major Domo; Monsignor Camillo Pontift conferred | the red hat on the three Itallan Cardi. | § Laurent, Secretary, of the Congregation of the Propaganda, and Man ir According togprovincial officials, | Achille Ratti, Papal ‘Nunclo to Poland. private Ijquor’ dealers said they | mi ee ET would undersell the Government Dr. Je Former Health Com- misstoner, Seriously 111. | De, Wiliam T. Jenkins, brother-tn- inw of Richard Croker and former and WORK ON HARBOR i iteatth. commissioner of the City. of New York, a resid@it of Staten Island FACES A TIE-UP, | 'siey pecs ts scrirusty thar tte defy efforts to penalize them. abt c < h ee i th hospital f sev 1 Appropriation of $5,135,000 Asked, | Weeus and “it ‘te said) there ihe cannot ‘ 4 cover. ing iver tl Only $850.000Gaated «6a ere . | aaeaowesiilifiinsinie by Congress. | Little Girl, Helping Mother, Is It was stated at the United Statps | Radly Darned. Engineer's office to-day that Impor-{ Mary Rogas, twelve years old, of No. tant work in New York ‘Harbor and |$8 Middagh Street, Brooklyn, was seri- the river channels will have to be|°UslY burned.on the hands and body wiapended ‘iAlean- Congreas ines | early, to-day, when her clothing caught diately makes new appropriations, The amount asked for .this year's | * work was $6,135,000 and the appro- | priation was only * $850,000. The | amount asked for the dredging of the channel from Governor's Island | to Hell Gate—ineluded in the $5,135,- 000 request—was $4,200,000. Appro- fe little girl Was helping her mother, rs, Margaret Rogas, with the ironing. priation for this work was only | $100,000. ' ‘The pre-war estimate for needed this estimate would béve y increased. id that with the money fe the senirincers will be tle if anything more than the Ambrose Channel open. ‘NO | tne “Fond- Drink” for All Age: Quick Lunch et Home, Office, Pountaine. Ask for HORLICK’S, West sath St. S LAST WEEK OF OUR Clearance SALE Presenting thousands of pairs of FAMOUS Queen Quality LOW SHOES At Prices in Many Instances Below Actual Cost SHOES THAT FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $12.00 WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT 18685, $985 Every wanted model shown and worn this season is represented in this collec- tion, including. our exclusive creations. 65 Styles, Including White Models. 32-34 West 34th St. Sport Models | Dress Models | Street Models F win Lin in include ine White Linens | Every Wanted | Brogues, Straight and Bummer tpisck | Sty le, Leather, | and Wing Tip Ox- ori Tan Trimmed | Color and Combi- | fords and Strap Ef- Medels. nation. fects. ‘The shoes offered. in this sale are of Queen QualityBoot Shop standard in mode, materials and workmanship and are in no sense of the word SALE MERCHANDISE. SIZES 1 TO 8. WIDTHS AAA TO D. No C.0. D's, Ne Deliveries. No Exchanges.. No Credits. Queen Quality Boot Shop £2-24 West 3th Street — - oer GARTER Wipe FOR COMFORT [HE wide-webbed KE. Z. Garter fits the calf of the leg. Never binds; never slips. On and off as easily as your socks. | Hahnemann Hospital in Manhattan, Ho | = from the gas stove in the kitchen, " F: sar Avoid (mitatior's & Substitutes, 3S \ ZS RS ERS a Bs As cOs¢ SID aS ee oe HEADQUARTERS FOR VICTROLAS. NOW ALSO HEADQUARTERS FOR onora\ IT has always been the philosophy of this institution that one cannot play every instrument in the band. | That is why for twenty years we have preached exclusively the gospel of Victor Quality. We are not now changing our philosophy, but proving it. , Our devotion is to a principle, not a name. That principle is Quality. For twenty years its only synonym was Victrola. Today it is also Sonora. The Victrola still stands for Quality—there has been no change. But its historic isolation is challenged. A pupil has drawn level with the master and suprem&cy has company. We need not descend to comparisons. As children look equally good to their mother, so ours look equally good to us. It is a case of doubled, not divided devotion. We neither like-the Victrola less nor the Sonora more. We simply must recognize and respond to the ever- increasing demand for the superb Sonora.. <a r Xr i ——~ y wn 5 <i ii He SAQA La A it f 2 SGARG GIS? nl neste ne SAS ESAs i ! LAAN t ( PPPS = SEAS You are cordially invited to visit a Landay Store and | view the representative and newly-delivered collection of “The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World” ‘i ‘ SONORAS °50 TO *180 CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED AA QRS 427 Fifth Ave. Near 38th St. SSE AY e 23 West 42nd St. _ 945 So. Boulevard OPEN EVENINGS Near 163rd St. 7 YONKERS 11 North Broadway NEWARK 775 Broad Street SS SS ee oo EE I wis RR SDE ee