The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Suggestions For
Christmas Presents
To Cost From Is Cents to
so Cents.

with a design from Mother Goose on
the back OF each pin come for as
low as 2S cents.
OF pretty white kid with an ivory
elephant. ornamental. may be had Tor
25 cents.
Peter Rabbit rings, pins. and
brooches and Kewpie rings. each for
25 cents. and all in sterling silver,
can be bought at silver shops
Thirty-hve cents buys silver nap
kin holders attached with a silk cord
makes a novel gift and one popular
mather. for baby can use. 1T for
teething: as II Is made OF wnite
painted satin ribbons in pink or
blue. and sells for. 25 cents
A convenient toy that can be used
for baby carriage or tub toy is soId
by n speciality shop. for 30 cents-an
ivory finished ring from which hangs
on wash ribbons a gayly but fast
colored duck. swan and fish,
An especially popular toy With Wit.
bunny Is made OF gray or white
flannel: with, a funnel opening in his
fill him out. The rabbit and n shiny
spoon TO fill him with cost only 35
cents.
Celluloid character babies that can
be teethed on or noated in the bath
may be bought at a department store
for 20 cents up.
A birthday cake set at s5 cents
makes a delightful present for the
little girl; II consists OF box con-
tanning hye silver articles to be put
In the birthday cake. a button.
ring. thimbie. wishbone, and heart.
Gifts for Him.
shoe polish set in brown ooze
~ by 3h makes convenient trav-
cling gift. II is fitted with a box of
polish and a polishing cloth and sells
for 25 cents.
Six paper drinking cups in mo-
rocco case make another acceptable
cent gift will slip unobtrusively into
the vest pocket: IL is so thin.
knock on wood" charms make a
pieces have a head OF carved wood.
silver or gold filed. They can be had
for 25 cents in a scarfpin. lapel but
ton charm. little finger ring. or in a
watch fob with. leather strap.
A hold-on clutch for scarf pins is
a useful present. II can be had in
silver for 25 cents. This device Is "a
simple one. az II has no parts to lose.
and n safe one, as the harder you
pull the tighter II holds.
Three pencils OF standard make and
hard. sell for Is cents. when they
are stamped in colors with your full
name.
a little screw pencil in sterling
silver comes in a simple design for
as little as 20 cents, heavier ones for
35 cenis.
A thermometer in a leather case
has n ring In the top to hang IL up
by and sells for 35 cents.
little stud box FOR links. studs. rings.
IN inches high. Il is made OF mo-
rocco and neatly lined with plush.
A little pocket case in soft brown
ooze comes fitted with comb and
flexible steel file and costs only 25
cents.
For Her.
A novelty handkerchief in white
chiffon has a deep colored border and
narrow black hem and is bargain
at rs cents.
A little ribbon pin in COPPER with
an attractive s!ft for. IS cents.
For the dressing table comes a
pin-cushion top OF Venice lace, with
a linen center. that IL cneap at 40
cents.
A quaint little Dutch boudoir cap
OF soft white batiste, all ready made
and stamped with tiny flowers TO be
embr oidered in soft pastel shades,
sells for z5 cents complete. with suf-
ncient <tton for .embroiderins'
If she Is devout. silver prayer
book markers will please her. and
they may be had for ss and Is cents
If she sews give her a silver rib
bon needle, marked with two-inch
measure that makes II useful as a
hem gauge as well. Thirty cents
pocket case OF morocco. small
enough to ft into a shopping bag
sells for s5 cents and II conveniently
fitted with thread. needles. pins. a
mirror and a case of court plaster.
II che likes flowers. she VIII be
sure to be pleased with one OF the
single bud vases that are so popular
now. One jewelry shop In Offering
these sx inches In height. a slender
glass vase on a mahogany base. for
as low as IS cents. This price In
ciudes an artificial rose In red, pink.
or yellow.