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his associates. And an official report to make on the subject. Our authority Is Gustave Dutaud, K. C., one of the attorneys for the Quebec Liquor Commission, who is at the Pennsylvania. “The Quebec Alcoh: whieh created a commission to take @ver all the liquor | thas been in operation since May, 1920, and it is unant ‘Saloons ha ess, and in authorities have maintained stores tn Montreal and jn the other towns and cities. One can get beer that he wishes. hours of 9 A. M. and 10 P. M., fo-called ‘meal hours,” may sell wines and beer. penaltics for selling hard liquor almost eliminated local bootlegging. Three months in jail first offense “But Americans who come to Que- bec have found a jc which allows a pers one bottle of liquor Government store. spend considerable ti riding around in taxis and visiting all the Government reasonable radius. able to get it regula with the best solutio’ problem that has yet “PUSSYFOOT”: “Pussyfoot” Johnso London again, says R. S. Notham of that city, who arrived yesterday. ances and activities are not recel with the amused tole were on his first visit. ed as 2 courageous erusader, and London appears rather ‘ted up’ on the subject so dear to him. Coincident with his arrival there local Justices extended tie hours for the public sumption of liquor—n outlook for ‘Pussyfoot.’ to New Zealand to aid cause down there, j gone.” “The Japan, while it has c able trouble, is not so serious as it is in the United States,” Fumio Tone, of Matsiu & © has just arrived at the Pennsyl from Tokio. “Our ie satisfied with less roundings than are However, conditions countries that we h Which to complain.” gold braid is up, bu reason, it strikes me uniforms, and certain! ones, in New York ni visit here several yea Robert C. Deming of d@omos who used to stores, theatres and storage and replaced Chicago is having torney of that city, Sylvania, has cor @bout them. said, “we can ri whether he is doing But too often we tind which might be incr: ‘We hope, by closer at the same time th raid is Chicago." Covered The name sounds ipod but you'll the sweets still better. POUND NET Parlays Each bar a dainty (ewer lunch in Pilea sae By Roger Batchelder. ‘We have heard much of the work- ings of the Quebec whereby one can walk into a Govern- ment store and take home one portion @f liquid merriment without keeping @m eye peeled for Ivzy Einstein and been a success, CALLED A NUI- SANCE. “This time his and London wiil breathe a sigh of relief when he is JAPANESE UNEMPLOYMENT. unemployment drawn from the peasant class, which much better than they are In many “FRONT-DOOR ADMIRALS' ig GLORY FADES. “Perhaps it's because the cost of fg at the Martinique. their musical comedy uniforms in fits which are neat and serviceable.” CHICAGO'S BUCKET-SHOPS. troubles and Philip R. Davis, an at- now at the Penn- e to New York to @onfer with District Attorney Bant.n “Under the laws of Chicago," he a broker’ the main or branch offics in New York, where such raids are not legal find a way to have books seized here unning down flim-flam- ChocolateS?£CIAL Mellow Jells Briarcliff Milk Chocolate Liquor Law, | o¢ at last we have da wa, olic Liquor Act, in the province, mously declared Mr. Dutaud ve been put out their place the cia any amount of Severe ave | Sni ato: is usual for the"... oker in the law jon to buy only at a time in a Some of them me and money for are’ stores within a The Canadians, rly, are contert n of the liquor been found.’ c assi is ors on is bothering Hai at the McAlpin} the Yap treaty between Japan and the utter-| United States on July it_ was made d] known to-day at th Department rance that they|when the official text of the proclama- He {s regard-| ion but misguided sale and on- jot a very bright He is going the Prohibition problem in ‘aused consider- workmen are luxurious sur- your workmen. in Japan are so ave nothing of t whatever the there are fewer ly less elaborate jow than on my rs ago,” St. Louis, who "The major call taxicabs at hotels have put them with out- its bucket-shop oftlce business or not. that the records iminating are tn co-operation, to at we make our i tc. PENNY A POUND PROFIT eS Tuesday July 18th 19° 89°, mers, comes home at night, he admitted, sits down and writes poetry. Many “colyumists’ colyums"’ of the Chicago newspapers. The Two’ who ts farthest from home to- Me. Eovpt. SAYS SPECIAL JURY Insult to Regulars, Declares In opopsing application for a spe Niedhamer, indicted on a charge of Between the] «triking a man who had stepped on the | his toes at the Polo Grounds on Aug restaurants 8, 1921, former Judge Leonard A done “It is an insult, intelligence of the ordine tion of the criminal law and deere intelligently & special jury panel makes such yur The court rese Y WASHINGTON, BAIR TE CURLERS | $3.00 D. 5.00 10.00 4-Pe Mr. Davis has a hobby. He his poems have appeared in the FARTHEST FROM HOME. “New Yorker for @ Day or y tn Fouad Habib, who 4s at the His home town, Alexandria, ver 6,000 miles from Broad Alpin Ys PLEA IS OVERDONE Counsel of Cop Charged With Assault. 1 jury to try Patrolman Frank J itkin stated to-day to Judge John ne in Ganeral Sessions that the cial jury panel had been he said, ‘to the y jurymen the District Attorney to say that capable of trying every infrac and honorably of ine ts, but are unable tg do so m an ult case in which the defendant a policeman. The complexion or unsympathetic ed decision. —_—_ AP TREATY Is PROCLAIM July _7. effectiveness of rding proclaimed th way made public 1 OFF Three Sizes For Long or Bobbed Hair Sold at notion counters. {&f your dealer does aot carry them, CREDIT TERMS jown on. 7:50 Bed Spring and Matin it Dining Bultes in Dining Table a Aairh Baas COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103" & 104" ST | ‘Trade Mark Assorted SPECIAL Tuesday Goose- July 18th berries A collection of beautifullytinted 29° FOR EXACT LOCATIONS SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TRE NING WORLD NDAY, JUL | [ENS rca rie areas The Finest Fur Storage Pho the Chinese Peel and Grass C A little a price. Vault in New York City Ma dry air. Protection a ainat loss. “Furriers Since 1842. ne “psanevagti 5100, Extension 34.” Or take elevator — 6, 7 of 8—to the TENTH FLOOR, GIMBEL 82ND STREE' ibe — BROADWAY — <a ; SALE! Gauze for CURTAINS 32¢ YARD Something new! And ever so practical! ~And you will be sur- prised at how artistic this fabric looks when made into dainty curtains. It is a natural colored flax scrim, durable and wash- able, made in Ireland and just hairs for Kiddies $95 great day, when they come down to so For they're comfy to sit in— EO ooo right in size—fine to see! Of strong Chinese received through our London peel and Hong Kong grass. Arm chairs office, of coo Pipes a t ane woe rock- too. r t ear: ers, too. For children of 2 to 12 years. Teal jo. same ' GIMBELS TOY SHOP—Fourth Floor Bungalows and Camps GIMBELS—Sixth Floot Have Your Furs oe Remodeled Sale! W Watch ale! fiat atches || Now Of 14-Kt. White Gold . t ° h it e 0 Rates Are Special- Such darling little watches! AN Y » ly Low During woman would be happy to possess one. the Summer ABIG feature is the Sapphire crown. Good are fitted with 15-jewel Swiss move- ment 2 $17.50 Federal Tax 88¢ Extra 1 time-keepers, too, for the cases We can give your Furs more at- tention NOW and they will be Bs aes ready when you need them in FIVE SHAPES t ‘Atuckied the fall, New models are here Long Tonneau, Short Ton- teerax aaa for ideas. Estimates free. Best neau, Fancy’ Tonneau, to" a) Black: Rib- ‘ workmanship assured. “Furri Octagon and Cushion. bon Wrist Band . eo Since 1842.” GIMBELS—Tenth Floor GIMBELS WATCH SHOP—Street Floor i] 000 Kitchen Tables in a Sale of Worthy Housewares i ; GaciRecuer Refrigerators 5 Burners. Broil- Alaska make, oak ing oven; porce- ; : finish. 18x83x46 jen rip and Three-foot kitchen tables, oak finished ins. White i $37. i vhite w . " enamel pan... $37.40 frame, with white wood top; one drawer: fined $29.75 Laundry Crepes de chine. Tub silks, Silks of Hampers Preserving Kitchen Stools | Kitchen Chairs Scrub Mops fine, firm quality—in the good suit shades of bisque, Monden “hamper: yg, AAME® nk Finithed stool Strongly built For kit chen i a AR AOR CR he ere ire = oors, ° - pa ; inches wide. 36 Mish Grade alumi handy, 24 fihed wood, with oleum, Cs or wide, The better sort of blouses—in the better high.....$3.40 andidgt.$2.95 high.....$1.49 UH ...$1.69 handle’... 39¢ styles. Sizes 34 to 44, NOC. 0. D'S GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE—Fith Floor NOC.0.p's_'| GIMBELS WOMEN'S, MISSES’ AND GIRLS’ APPAREL SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR = Porcelain Table 98c to $4.80 Tops | Lawn CMa deals White Tables Kitchen Tables Mowers Including — those White enamel, white Pastry table, white enam- Gimbel Lawn with searcely visi- pacoslaln tape very slight- el, Ene porcelain top, NS ble imperfections ly marred; 25x very slightly mar- ‘ 2 rn Hy sed those 401, inches. . ina red. Flour bin.... $7.90 iin... $6.25 visibly marred. 16in. - - - $7.25 ua BROTHERS 88RD STREBT — NEW YORK CITY July Clear —Regardless of the Purch —Regardless of the Losses No need to waste words on editorial. themselves will tell the story. has added its bit. mer’ Wardrobe. To save money i Higher priced frocks positively sacrificed! Frocks for all occasions: afternoon, dinner, evening, sports. All the leading styles. All the ‘desirable colors. These favorite fabrics: Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Printed Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Lace, fancy Sports Fabrics, and the new Paisley effect - - - - Slip-on models. The smartest kind of sweaters for Summer wear. Plain and novelty wool weaves: in medium and Shetland weight. White, Orchid, Silver, Buff, Navy and Black - ------- - White's the Vogue for Summer. Always. Especially this Summer. And Sports Satin will never cede its place of high esteem as the fabric ideal for sports skirts. These skirts are nicely tailored with side peeks and a large belt, trimmed with pearl buttons. izes 26 to 32 waistbands This group presents our final reductions on Summer furs. Very attractive values! Just a touch of Fur at the throat adds Style to the Summer Frock. These highly desirable Fur pelts are included: Fox, Squirrel, Mink, Fitch, Wolf, Moleskin. Developed into-Searfs and Chokers -'- --------+-- Sports and tailored models in the season’s choicest fabri Long and medium length coat suits. Several three-piece models. A few Linen Riding Habits. Included are suits of : Tricotine, Spong- een, Kasha Cloth, Tweed, #lannel, Shantung. Assorted sizes and colors. ----------- Are one of the features of the big clearaway. Smartly styled and in a variety of cloths—tweeds, mixtures, herringbones and polo coats. Some are lined; others are unlined; all have been priced much ‘higher. Sizes 6 to 17. In the sale at 350 Girls’ 20 altogether adorable models from which to choose those you like the most. And you'll probably want. them all. There are checks, and mints and combin- ations in a colorful bevy. ‘Not every size in every color and style—no! But every size from 6 to 14 in the assortment - --- ss 5 ese eee eee No hint of their value in the price they’re marked. But the value’s there. In the smartness of line. That belted, raglan sleeved, inverted-plait-down- suits. And some are surf cloth—black, offset with | ipings of color. A model of modish simplicity. Bion or bloomer Bye, All grouped in one _lear- away ab ss 9 tt re tw eet ee eg Wash satins. Shop by Our Mail Order Department Mail ance ummer Apparel For Women, For Misses, For Girls ase Prices We Take Every Item Listed Below Must Go! The VALUES Every Department To make a wonderful Whole. opportunity extraordinary. To complete your Sum- An n the doing. 600 Women’s and Misses’ Frocks *15 | 350 Women’ sand Misses’ Sweaters $9.95 200 White Sports Satin Skirts. $3.95 125 Smart Summer Fur Scarfs 415 | 200 Women’s and Misses’ Suits $1635 128 Girls’ and Junior Coats ) Gingham Dresses $1.59 125 Women’s Splendid PoloCoats $19.50 2, ee en = Bathroom S.ools the-back model that’s town and country leader for pieete, noes E L E C T R I C 7) A N Ss White enameled the season. Good cloth, too—and lined‘throughout. Boe es Os Sinch Fan, 4 blades, Westinghouse fans. Six Halt al inches For the big clearance - ----------- = ‘00! niversa! blades, Direct t cord - motar.. $8.45 current... ‘ $19.25 rubber tip'd 98 4 550 Won en’s New Bathing Suits Window Screens Screen Doors Some aie ph varnted in navy or black, plain or 24x33 In.,- -- 54c 28x87 In, - -- m wi ad Wire, trimme e California style, with tights attached. ae aoran tn) ce cae BiOK6.8 Ph, cee, SHURE LDR, Bod $1. 98 Nothing smarter, of Aneel They’re higher priced $9.75 900'Vomen’s TailoredSilk Blouses $1.95 =Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways ——— Through ' \