The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 21

j CHRISTMAS GOODS |premigna are ocoupied by the Jewelry N Advocate General of Canada, and W. ¥. | DESTROYED BY FIRE ° vi and the leather CANADIANS MSIT: PRISON. Nickle, K. C jawyer of Kingston, 5,000 SECOND HAND Comminston Investigating Penal) Were # iatrinl ahops | “tha taterior of th by Bui missioner of Jewelry and ‘Leatt her Stores on ae satroyed when the Institutions Im United States. | ii ctitutions . and the Eighth Avenue Gutted—Amount A commission appointed by the Can-|Prixon Warden. Later a luncheon was t mm 6 Xe Hiaher, of Loss Not Fixed adian Minister of Justice, Right Hon, /siven at the Hotel MeAlpin by Dr. Hi i + Laat ae sare wii s of et t #{C, J. Dougherty; to investigate Ameri-| {1 Mart on Dehalt of the aie Sage } M. . HEN : AR ya Lt A a ' C rs nt com- | hy 1 x Rathoyed Gad An \ prisons visited the State Privon at misaton had been fc to determine | J bh) Oo f Mtns bse a fire at No. S07 Highth Avenue. ‘The | sta SO. Eicon eC tae thee any amendme Cana ol. 0. M. Biggar, K, C., former Judge ‘dian penitentiary. Inw- is neceanary aie eit Raat Wie Wee A significant endorsement of Maple Karo by one of the largest maple grove owners in Vermont Explains why over five million cans of Maple Karo were sold last year! A record:— From the finest maple groves in Vermont and Canada come each year over a thousend tons of the purest and best flavored maple sugar to make the new Maple Karo. The makers of Maple Karo are the world’s largest buyers of maple sugar. Which explains the purity and delicious flavor of Maple Karo. That part of Vermont, near Burlington, is noted: for its rich maple syrup and maple sugar. It sup- plies much of the sugar used in Maple Karo. } A tribute to Maple Karo is the fact that one of the largest maple grove owners in this section regularly orders large shipments of Maple Karo for sale to employees. Those who enjoy the tang of the real maple prefer Maple Karo, The sales prove that. Yet the price is remarkably moderate—econom- ical enough to serve every meal—and costs less than syrups of approaching quality and flavor. Go to your grocer today and buy a can of Maple Karo in the Green Can. Serve it. Com- pare it for price and flavor with other maple syrups. If you don’t think it’s a real treat— your grocer will return your money. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place, New York FRE! 64-page Corn Products Cook Book—beautifully Wustrated. Write Corn Products Re- | fining Cow P, O. Box 161, New York. 7 | stetetetafeteotefetnieetntetetetefeleetetef ‘ “| t HEAD STUFFED FROM <| CATARRH OR A COLD Says Cream Applied in Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up. deeb icin feicteicteietntetnietnteicicteist+ Instant relief—no waiting. 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Petticoats, $3.48 Camisoles, 98¢ and $1.48 Flesh and white satin, flounced with Satin and crepe de chine, plain and filet insertion and edge. lace trimmed. Others in crepe de chine and satin, $3.98, Other styles $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 $4.98 and $6.98 i Wbined Ree tek Sale of Electric Utilities At Very Great Savings Electricity has been so completely harnessed for the home that it is as domesti- cated as the house cat and vastly more useful. From making toast to washing clothes, its range is enormous. ‘The gift of an electrical appliance is sure to be a great delight to the modern housewife, Hence the exceeding interest of this important before Christmas sale. Resinol swollen mucous membrane and relief In each package of genuine “Bayer Tablets of “IE you want to experiment, try | SL ___— EEE SUNDAY WORLD WAIy WOWK WONDERS | Laie Were At Were AL Chafing Dishes #2100 $17.98 Grills $12.50 $10.98 Chafing . 17.98 15.98 Grills. 15.00 12,98 Percolators ~ 5 14.00 13.98 Water Kettles 15.00 12,98 < 21.00 17.98 ‘Tea Ball Pots 19.00 15.98 25.00 22.48 Universal Lrons 8.0 730 tee ne 28.50 25.49 Manning & Bowman trons 400 7.48 Toasters ‘ 850 7.98 Martha Washington Lrons 548 4.48 Toasters peeves 9.75 7.98 Heating Phds 12,50 Reddy Toaster ... ; $48 3.48 © Curling Tons 8.00 141 of the Finest CHINESE RUGS Nearly 50% Less Than Recent Regular Prices HINESE Rugs are probably the most “Christmas-givable” of all Rugs. They are distinguished in their colorings and designs—they spell luaury in a word; they are gifts that anyone may well be proud to make. And they LAST! Now comes the opportunity to buy some-of the most beantiful Chinese Rugs we have had in a long time, at barely more than HALF the prices that have ruled until recently ‘These rugs—purchased from an importer who, in order to unload, is taking a big loss—are FIRST QUALITY. ‘They are thiek and heavy; silky and lustrous; rich in design and beautiful in their characteristic colorings ‘Thea is a great range of sizes, from small to large. ‘They comprise The Best Chinese Rug Offering of the Season Following are some of the sizes and prices: As an illustration of the savings, note that 9x12 ft, Rugs, recently $750, are now $365 and $395 8x10 ft, Rugs, recently $575, are now $275 and $297 Quantity Average Recently Now Quantity Average Recently Now & Rugs #45.00 $22.50 7Ruygs 8x10 feet... 8575.00 $297.00 80 Rugs 59.00 39.50 1 Rug 8x12 feet... 545.00 379.00 | 26 Rugs 115.00 72.00 1Rug 9xll feet... 700,00 450.00 & Rugs 185.00 87.50 8Rugs Oxl2 feet... 725.00 365.00 2 Rugs 165.00 98,00 12Rugs 9x12 feet... 755,00 395.00 16 Rugs 4 240,00 155,00 1Rug 10x12 feet... 800,00 450,00 7 Rugs 290.00 195,00 2Rugs 110x131 feet... 985.00 585.00 5 Rugs $25.00 185.00 1 Rug lextba feet. 1,100.00 775,00 6 Rugs 525.00 275,00 Se « a ¢ ens Ve nge T ee A oe ) | \ | | i 4 ; 4 ape: { 4 } i ‘ } t } ' i 5 i i : q