Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-01

The charm OF music Is the sense OF
Joyous serenity that it can bring,
and whenever I enter the j. H. Troup
Music House. Is S. Market Square,
I think OF that sentence. for some
thing of the very spirit OF music seems
TO permeate the atmosphere OF this
store. There is Joy in the beauty OF
the wonderful pianos and talking ma
chimes - both the beauty or eN-
terror finish and the beauty OF per-
feet tone, - and there is serenity ana
satisfaction in the completeness or
the assortments offered, and in the
urobtrusive but helpful and intelli-
GENT service which customers uni
foru1lv receive. In the midst OF the
Christmas rush, IL is very pleasant 10
find this big progressive store SO
willing TO aid in Christmas shoPpiHs
for the best of things musical
pianos. talking machines, record ana
GIFTS THAT EXPRESS FRIEND
SHIP
The gifts most worthwhile are
those which show the extent OF the
Eiyer's thought, rather than the eN-
tent Of his purse, ana the ne"
Christmas calendars shown at COZ
tereI's. y. Market Square, make II
nossihia to nut a great deal OF love
and friendship into a very Inexpensive
gift. There are the happy Calendars
of Sunshine, the convenient uIt4e
business Mems Calendars in hohday
attire. the Calendars of friendship
and of beautiful thoughts, Tor ever!
day in the year and very lonGS
calendar of Hymns. which would
make lust the gift for some dear old
iadv or some child of Sunday-school
ape Between Yesterday and To-
dav." I noticed as the name for one
Calendar. which struck me as oelhg
most appropriate as q token OF
friendship which had begun many
years ago.
AN INDIVIDUAL GIFT
So attractive are the marmalade
iars, specially offered for Just oVc,
which are shown by the H. c. Claster
Jewelry Shop, 302 Market street, that
they suggested to me gift which Of
fers a touch Of individuality with
very pretty and practical gift. Most
good housekeepers have a certain
recipe for preserves. jellies or mar
malade, for which they are justly
famous, and what better gift than
! glass of this presented to friend
In a dainty silver and glass mar
malade Jar. So often soc is just the
limit of the money one wishes to
spend on a gift, and one OF these
pretty Jars, either filed or untitled
makes delightful gift. Besides
I'll
malade Jar in handsomely cut glass,
with sterling silver top and spoon for
1900. while many gift suggestions in
Iewelry are offered at just soc.
A SMART COMBINATION
Many new styles have been present
ed this season in footwear, but no de-
sign has won more permanent ap-
proval with well-dressed women than
The smart combination of black boot
with white kid uppers. Light col
pred spats have a very definite place
In fashionable attire, but the woman
who can afford to get this effect in
I shoe of contrasting color, naturally
prefers il for its trim and smart ap-
pearance, and the Walk-Over Boot
shop. 226 Market street shows a new
boot in fine black kid with white kid
uppers, which is offered at a price
which brings it within the reach of
those women who appreciate good
style and perfect workmanship in
their footwear and yet cannot afford
character. The price of this new boot
At the Walk-Over Shop. is Just $500.
THE CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS
Making Christmas merry for the
little tots is the best part of Yuletide
FOR the grown-ups. and the woman's
Exchange. Third street at Herr,
shows an abundance of clever gifts
FOR children. For the wee little
babies. there are cunning rattles, -
white. pink and blue. dear little bows
and rosettes of ribbon for coach
covers or frocks. baby record books.
which are quite new, baby banks.
sombs and brush sets and talcum