The Washington times., 1909-12-20

Would were the jewel that trembles
at her ear sang the poet with the en-
Fhusiasm of a man in love.
.--N NO gift conveys so much sentiment as
bit Of jewelry. and none is as pleas
ing TO the average woman. The holiday
oisplays in the jewelry stores are so
elaborate and so beautiful and contain
withal so many articles at reasonable
prices. that the Christmas shopper will
BE rewarded by a visit to these spark
ling counters.
One such store on G street has a dis
play Of necklaces which vary widely in
siyles and price. Among the collection
is found a particularly attractive one OF
silver filagree set with French ame-
thysts, and selling at the very low price
or N-9S A French importation IS Of Jet
and gunmetal, and for 81 40 IS exceed
lngiy effective genuine amethyst,
beautifully set in silver. sells for s8.sS
, The same shop offers a holiday as
3 sortment Of sterling silver pins. set
with jade, lapis, topaz or imitation tur-
quoise. at 49 cents each. In belt buck
PCS. effective French. ones may. be had
4 for 50 cents. An attractive buckle is Of
silver set with jade. and inscribed with
n-slapanese good luck characters.
sa Gifts for Men.
A store on + street. and another on
Seventh, have window displays OF
'Gdfts a Man Would Appreciate
Among these are seen IouuEine robes
and smoking jackets. which sell at from
% up. Sets Of handkerchiefs sell at
from 50 cents the box up, according TO
equality Suspenders ir holiday e-fft
boxes are marked 80 cents. silk crochet
ties sell at the same price and silk
crochet muffers may also be had for
that sum.
Tie rings, which are In sterling silver
AZ a 1eWelry store. sell for "a 49, ~.
had IN ebony, or IN metal covered vritt
HoWered SILK, az a mans clothing store
tVI from - up- In stick pins the de-
~ S,SHS o. unusually varied and beauti-
F4Ql, ana Whatever may be the bobb,r ~
ne man YOU know, Il win he eaefI,- -, -
slole 10 md scarf pin which vyyIIi H.
l5..l5 lls,r1leul9riy appropriate and PLEASING
-Ioes 81, iie,,ls, ,,,,,, automobiles. and bull
uSbs an come In gold and silver mar,
aEtones. -1'le9 OF other
:. ,,.S,a1y XS,eTy gseful. are the collar boxes
ioatS4hlsei linen sen az from 70 cents 10 s. Men,
leather belts range in rj-ice 60, ,l-'i e. y
y ana make most acceptable pifts
ls exceedingly popular this season,
80 iOf the woman VINO is Iipbfert,,-,,
ntf mourning, nothing c-lIi5 - .-tl'L5
fftoa1tf mere are necklaces. brace
iir s5,.--t - sFSIy style Of hair pin and or
-. aF
III tactive article on a jet counter or ~ =,
lf tItcls Is a practically unbrea La HE ayI
~ nqestTucuble collar Of French lace 49,
lseF which sells for sI.gs anu
~ Rings for Women.
% An attractive gift msv- he ro,rr4
,Rinong the little finger rings which ar.
iiow so popular. These are of gold ~.
HllVer' and are set with Jsde. natrI,
turquoise, coral or topaz often these
iElngs are exceedingly quaint and curioue
IN design and ornameutation. and in
price they range from s. ND. Seal ripgg
make an appropriate gift for either mon
tNr women, and are reasonable ia y,rIco
~ OF women, a beautiful -Ift is = suoda
sbelt: OF these belts. store on y street
is showing quite a number i'm red oJray,
and black suede, very wide. with sTIsr - /
Ubuckles The price Of sucn a belt fe se
ni somewhat unusual gifI, but one tbst |
iiwould be ideal for the CHrisfrnas boY- |
(which goes TO the woman in the su1sii /
down, IS suggested by a display OF can /
- elabro shades. selling al from q rerte /
ipp 70 $3.50 each. The rose shades mafo
ipt tissue or crepe paper are exceedingly !
objective, and Ike 50 many other ofrCr-
iAlEs or the large stores. are not within .
1hc reach Of the woman who does her
,FhOpping In a country town
w THE WISE SHOPPER. /