Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-16
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sterling silver that will delight your
ewes, = but of course, all this de-
pends upon whether you are fortunate
enough to receive such a gift The
one I speak OF was SHOWN py tne
H. C. Claster Jewelry Store, 302 Mar
ket street in their wonderful assort-
ment of sterling silver pieces and sets.
1t consists of three pieces, Chocolate
pot cream and sugar, designed with
all the charm of elegant simplicity
and this set including its beautiful
case sells for just $4,000. This is
sterling silver shown in holiday array
at this shop.
A LABORATORY PRODUCT
A year or so ago a talking machine
manufacturer said complacently,
"Yes, Mr.. Edison gets a wonderful
result but it's only a laboratory pro-
duct. 1t can never be made in com,
mercial quantities." and to my mind
that casual remark does more to
prove the perfection of the Edison
Diamond Disc phonograph, than any
thing that the Edison people could
say, for the simple fact exists that
Edison has made the identical labor
atory product in commercial guam
titles, simply by making his factories,
a gigantic laboratory, where phono-
graphs of scientific perfection are
produced, and the excellence of the
result must be heard to be appreciat-
ed. These Photographs are sold ex-
clusively in Harrisburg by the ]. Fl.
Troup Music House, Is S. Market
Square.
TO OPERATE YOUR PHoNOGRAPH
After listening in a trance of de-
light to some favorite selection eX-
quisitely rendered it is like coming
from the sublime to the ridiculous
to have to jump from ones chair and
wind the talking machine, and have
just discovered the most wonderful
device, offered by the Electric Supply
Co., "a S. Second street, which OBJ
viateS the necessity of winding the
machine by hand. It is a very small
electric motor especially designed and
made for this purpose, which is
placed against the turn table of the
phonograph, no, alterations or at
tachments being necessary. A silk cord
equipped with switch and socket plug
come with 1t, so that it is not even
necessary to open the cover of the
cabinet in order to stop or start a
record. The regular price of these
motors is $3.50, but they are spe-
cially offered by this shop for just
$3.50 while they last
\ BOUNTIFUL TABLE
Brown and gold as the color scheme
for the decoration of your Christmas
table Is suggested by the Studebaker
Grocery Store, (now owned by Mr..
George Barnes) Second street at the
crossing of State. For the center
piece one of their specially priced
basket trays of Japanese wicker is
used, on which is placed a long bar of
pressed figs, around which stuffed
dates and candied cherries are heap
ed, while the tray is bordered with
paper she'll almonds. At each corner
of the table Is placed a bud vase of
amber glass, set in basketry, in which
Christmas poinsettia might be plac-
ed to give note of bright contrast.
dessert to fit the color scheme is
Ferndell marrons, served on custard
ice cream.
CHRISTMAS CANDY
Blonde or brunette. tall or short,
young or old, girls will be girls.
and that means that they will always
ike candy, so If you are wondering
what to buy Her for Christmas, stop
at the Golden Seal Drug Store, IL s.
Market Square and buy one of the
tempting boxes of candy SO convent
emily displayed and temptingly priced
for Christmas shoppers. You will be
surprised and delighted at the assort-
ment shown, for they offer boxes
large and small. in delightful colors
and designs appropriate for Yuletide,
and while several different makes OF
candy are offered, each is we'll known
and well-liked, the kind that any girl
would be proud and delighted to re-
ceive