Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15

and Market street made a big pur-
chase of these just before prices were
advanced, and this store is Offering
now really exceptional values. L was
especially pleased with the splendid
assortments in black, white and the
new shades which are priced at just
S1.9S, $2.9S, $3.9S and S4.9S for these
plumes have the fine long flueS and
full beautiful heads which give beauty
and grace to plume, and any of
these would make most attractive
gifts.
THE HOBBY OF A GENIUS
Every genius specializes on one
branch of work, and while Edison,
the inventive genius of our age has
given us scores of inventions, he is
true to type in having one hobby, one
pet invention, on which he laviShes
his attention, and that is the re-crea-
ton of music. 1t was Edison who
first gave us the phonograph, but
Edisons new invention, the Diamond
Disc Photograph cannot be spoken of
as other talking machines for it
stands in a class by itself, as the
one instrument by which music can
be actually re-created. The fact that
Edison made $500 chemical expert
ments and spent over a million dol
lars in research work, before he was
Diamond Disc records, gives some
idea of the scientific and musical per-
fection of this phonograph.
GIFTS IN A GARDEN
In the midst of crowded shops and
Hurried shoppers, it is delightful to
slip into the garden-like beauty of the
Berryhill Shop, Locust street at Sec
ond, and there select the gifts for the
most difficult names on your list. This
little flower shop offers not only the
loveliest and freshest of cut flowers
and potted plants, but a charming as
sortment as well of truly distinctive
novelties in baskets of unique design;
fern dishes of cut glass, and willow,
novel automobile wreaths, garden
novelties and bird pools, and lovely
bits of colorful pottery, - usually
only one of a kind. These gifts are
very inexpensive, some priced as low
as 25c while many may be purchas-
ed from $1.00 to $500 and each has
an individuality that gives it an es-
pecial appeal.
COMFY" SLIPPERS
A new design is shown among many
pretty styles of Comfy" bedroom
slippers displayed at the Walk Over
Boot Shop 226 Market street. 1t is a
well-cut slipper of soft felt which
comes in delicate shades of rose and
blue and is simply ornamented with a
conventional floral design in pastelle
shades embroidered in silk. These
Comfy Slippers are a speciality with
the Walk-Over Shop for Christmas
selling and they are so cleverly de-
signed and so beautifully finished that
they are exceedingly popular for gifts.
The model described sells for $3.50
though several less expensive styles
are also shown.
THE NEW COLORINGS
There is a special charm in gifts of
delicate colorings which makes them
most pleasing for Christmas giving.
and most useful, as we'll as delight
fully pretty gift is offered by the
Woman's Exchange, Third street at
Herr in sets of collar and cuffs in
dainty shades of pink and blue as well
as the ever popular white, finished
with pinked edge which sells for lust
$1.75. Other clever bits of color for
gifts are the silk Windsor ties in such
new shades as cyclamen pink, ciel
blue, and Mousse de Mar lavender.
These are very inexpensive, but If a
somewhat more elaborate gift is want
ed the collars of white georgette.
boxed with one of these bright ties.
makes q very pretty gift package.