Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12
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soc up, so that every purse may be
suited. They carry complete line
of Waterman fountain pens, which
are always acceptable gifts for men,
while sterling silver knives, gold
knives, hand-engraved, and clever
designs in scarf pins and cuff links
make desirable gifts For men who
smoke, there are cunning little cigar
cutters to wear at the end of CHAIN,
while a more elaborate gift may be
had in the way of a complete Smok-
ing set in sterling silver or brass.
THE CHRISTMAS VIGIL LIGHT
A clever little novelty is shown at
the Studebaker Grocery Store, (now
owned by Mr.. George Barnes) Second
street at the crossing of State, in
vigil light to burn at Yuletide, or
at any other time of the year when
a low, steady light, that will burn for
hours is needed. These are arranged,
twelve in a box with a glass recep-
tacle, for just 45c. They are of
greatest value in a sick room, or to
burn all night in the nursery for they
will burn for | 5 hours and are safer
and more desirable than either gas
or electric light. For an invalid, a
glass of Ferndell jelly, and a box
of vigil lights, arranged with fresh
fruit in a pretty gift basket, would
make most acceptable and thought
full gift, and all of these are sold at
this store.
TO ENCOURAGE "FANTTLY
SHOPPING"
1t is certainly true that busy men
have no time for shopping in the day.
time, and in consideration of this fact,
the Doutrich Store for Men, 304 Mar
ket street. have arranged to be open
every night from now until Christ
mas, and judging from the crowds
which thronged the Live Store" last
evening, this "open house" Is well
appreciated. l noticed too that so
many women come to this store for
their Christmas shopping, and last
night men and women, husbands and
wives and the little tots made a fam
lily shopping tour of the store, con-
sulting one another's wishes, PLAN
ming and selecting as can best be done
when the whole family is encouraged
to shop together.
A CLEVER GIFT FOR A MAN
very clever novelty to give man
for Christmas is shown at the Golden
Seal Drug Store, II S. Market Square.
1t is neatly moXed shaving set, con-
sisting of a razor strop. rolled COM
pactly in nickel container, with q
hook on which to fasten it for use,
n nickel case for shaving stick and
a box of talcum powder, and these
attractive Christmas sets sell for just
S1.OO. This is one of the most prac-
teal gifts L have seen for a man who
shaves, for it contains all the needed
articles, neatly boxed for convenience,
while the shining nickel makes the
gift most attractive.
JUST RECEIVED
Just received, and as beautiful as
they are new, are the sets of Turkish
bath towels, small towel and wash
cloth to match, shown at the Woman's
Exchange. Third street at Herr, at
tractively arranged in a pretty gift
box. They come in white with beau
tiful borders of blue, yellow or rose.
An initial in French knots could be
most appropriately embroidered on
some of these where q place for in
itial or monogram is arranged. while
some of the other sets are complete
and most attractive without the en-
broidery These sets are offered for
just $1.19, while an exceptionally fine
quality sells for just $3.50.