Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
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Such wonderful dinner rings as
have seen at the H. G. Claster Jew
elry Shop, 302 Market street, suggest
the jewels of some modern Cleopatra
Diamonds both large and small, but
all wonderfully white and eXquisitely
cut, CLEAN from elaborate platinum
settings, and make rings of dazzling
beauty. While it is true that the
most gorgeous and elaborate rings
that anyone could desire are offered
in this assortment, / was delighted
with some less expensive rings, which
1 saw there, so cleverly designed, with
beautiful platinum settings, that one
hardly realizes that small diamonds
have been used instead of large ones,
yet the amazingly low prices serves. as
a reminder. In fact l saw some very
! beautiful rings with genuine diamonds,
set in gold for men or women at just
$500.
MUFFLERS FOR MEN
used to think that "mere man"
had nothing to compensate him for
the luxury of furs which women can
enjoy, but when I saw the handsome
new mufflers of knitted silks shown
at the Doutrich Store for Men, 304
Market street, I found my decision
wavering, for the new scarfs are not
only extremely warm and comfort
well. Those in the new gray shades,
and the attractive two-toned scarfs
make most acceptable gifts which
any man would appreciate for Christ
mas, and all purchases made at
Doutrichs during the holiday season
will be boxed free of charge for gifts
and if not entirely satisfactory, any
purchase will be cheerfully exchang-
ed either before or after Christmas.
NEW SHADES IN LEATHER
A lovely book of rose colored leath-
er in a beautifully glazed finish and
stamped in gold with the word
"Daylogue" is one of the new leather
offerings shown at Cotterels, 8 N.
Market Square. for Christmas giving.
These books are similar in purpose
to the Line a Day Books or five-year
diaries also shown, in the most at
tractive feathers. Convenient little
memo books. address books, and en-
gagement records, are shown in so
many pretty styles that they make
delightful gifts for either men or wo-
men. A dainty little book in violet
leather, lettered in gold Things to
Remember" is charming, while
writing set in a lovely shade of gray,
and other books in soft tones of rose,
and blue are wonderfully attractive
for gifts.
A CHRISTMAS SALAD
A very pretty and original Christ
mas salad, which will give just the
right note of color to harmonize with
your Christmas decorations, is sug-
gested by the Studebaker Grocery
Store, (now owned by Mr.. George
Barnes) Second street at the crossing
of State. On beds of crisp lettuce
leaves are arranged five or six of the
delicious Ferndell salad cherries,
which are a bright cherry red, and
these are stuffed with Philadelphia
cream cheese and marinated with
French dressing, delicately favored
with bit of the cherry juice. These
cherries are seeded and are especially
designed for salad use. They are not
SO sweet as Maraschino Cherries. and
have a flavor more like fresh cher
ries. All of the ingredients for this
salad will be found at Studebaker's.
AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT
To give friend something that she
has admired, is the most thought
full way of remembering her at
Christmas. and all feminity adnires
the beauty of a good French plume.
Foreseeing the demand for plumes for
Christmas giving, Astrich's, Fourth