Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-22
Shop News

/ Many when planning their gifts
set aside certain amount and
then, with a sigh Of relief, pur-
chase the first articles that they
sight at that price.
It is a very good idea to have
determined to spend Just so much,
and no more, on each gift, but the
good idea" does not end there. A
pencil and pad must be secured,
and, with q certain amount of de-
Liberation, the right" gift must
be chosen for the right person.
Have you ever received a bottle
OF perfume, when II Is known by
all your friends that you never
use perfume? Has your brother
ever received a shaving pad or a
shaving mirror, or perhaps the
shaves himself? Did a dear friend
ever send mother @ silk dressing
sack trimmed with many yards of
lace and ribbon, where a warm
kimono in a soft shade of gray
would have been a real pleasure"
gift?"
Have you ever noted the express
sion of your many friends when
they thank you for the gift? 1t is
just O hearty THANK you" or
low ejaculation OF surprise? When
the eyes sparkle the thank
you comes slow and deep, then,
dear readers, you may be sure that
the gift is every bit Of gift and
O pleasure" gift,
A pleasure" gift, you know, is
a gift that will always remain SO.
il should In many cases be some
thing that has been q desire for a
long time.
Gifts that must not exceed 81
are not in all cases easily found.
A collar and cuff set made of
sheer lawn, dotted swiss or null
and embroidered in delicate shades
of pink, blue, lavender and brown
is a very appropriate gift for the
school girl. They are worn on dark
cloth dresses and often on coats.
At l.. Bamberger g. CO.. a large
assortment OF these sets are
shown. The plain sets OF linen and
marked at 80 and rs cents are very
pretty when an embroidered motif
Is worked In the corners or at the
edge.
For the girl friend at school you
will find nothing is more accept
able than book of favorite verses.
One OF the small pocket size
leather bound books may be pur-
chased at 81.
lahne Il Co. carries a full line
of books. The latest fiction is sold
at this store at various prices.
The stationery department. of l..
S. Plaut & Co. suggests writing
paper, corresponding cards and
diaries. White linen finished writ
ing paper with the monogram is
sold at this store at 81 box.
A simple gift for baby and cost
ing 81 and two hours time is the
set of handkerchief bibs that can
be made at home. They may be
had in sets of two, three or four,
according to the price OF the
handkerchief. The boxes contain
ing three are made of linen with
an embroidered edge and the little
bibs are cut from the 'kerchiefs
and made by hand. The plain linen
sets with the hemstitched edge
are improved with a monogram
worked in the centre.
The David Straus Company are
selling handkerchief in many
patterns and priced at from two
for 81 to rs cents apiece.
At the Lining Store St. Calls |
swiss and sheer lingerie is sold at
various low prices. Why not make
a guimpe for the little miss of Ave
or six years, to wear with the low
neck and short sleeve dresses. |
One of these guimpes made of tho
swiss and trimmed with shadow
lace Is indeed @ delight to the
child who has begun to acquire a
taste for flnery.
II the childs limit is 81 for
mothers gift she surely will ap-
preciate the chiffon veil in soft
tone of gray, brown or blue, which |
may DO worn In clear brisk wealth
er to protect the face. and In
stormy weather It may be ar
ranged to protect both face and |
hat.
The assortment at the W. v.
Snyder Company is large and sat
isfactory.
Tho young lady who is a dutiful |
companion to style will welcome |
with delight the little corsage bou-
quets that are being displayed at
Lissners at many prices. Those |
marked 81 are made OF tiny for
get-me-nots, moss roses, violets
and small leaves. They are worn
to great extent on fur scarfs
and muffs and add to the soft aft
ernoon dress of gray silk or broad
cloth.