Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-16

There are many more expensive
iTnrs. but I do not know of any that
are more becoming than red fox, ana
Astrich's, Fourth and Market Streets
offer a splendid assortment OF these
at special prices for Christmas SELL
ing. Not all of these are the genuine
red fox, but all are made in the pretty
new styles which are so becoming
to young women and girls, with big
,silk-lined muffs and scarfs, and
trimmings of animal heads and full
lbushy tails. A very pretty set is
shown for Just $500 while others are
priced at $25.00, $500 and up. A
Jew very handsome pieces of genuine
cross fox are shown, as well as the
genuine red fox are shown, and 1t is
perfectly safe for customer to rely
on whatever this store says in regard
TO the genuineness of furs.
THE DESIGNERS ART
To combine daintiness and service
ability was the difficult task of the
designers who created Comfy Bed
room slippers. and how well they were
able to cope with this task is best
evidenced by the slippers themselves
which are shown in holiday assort-
ment at the Walk-OYer Boot Shop,
226 Market street. They offer wide
variety of colors and styles, most ap-
propriately priced for Christmas sell
ing. One very pretty style is in soft felt
shown in pink, light blue, gray and
navy with q ribbon lacing to match
and tiny silk pompon which gives
most attractive finish, and these sell
for just $1.75. other attractive styles
both for men and women are shown.
A GIFT FOR THE TRAVELLER
A useful gift for the traveller is Of
fered at the Womans Exchange,
Third street, at Herr, in novel Pull
man cap in lovely shades of soft Jap
silk which can be folded neatly into
the tiny little bag to match, which
comes with it. This cap is entirely
different from the usual fluffy bou-
doir caps which look so out-of place
when worn in a crowded Pullman car,
and these new caps are designed so
that they slip on the head and lie in
soft folds on the head, covering untidy
locks completely, while the wearer
slips from her berth to the dressing
room, and yet looks quite appropriate
and inconspicuous.
THE MESSAGE OF XMAS
So many useless and frivolous gifts
are given at Christmas time that it is
q real pleasure to come across an in
expensive gift which fully conveys
the real message of Christmas, and
this l have found at Cotterel's, Q n.
Market Square in a gift Bible attrac-
lively bound in black with loose turn
over edges, which comes in very
convenient size, and is offered for just
soc. Another Bible with very lovely
illustrations is offered for just $1.75,
and this would make a beautiful
Christmas gift. This store offers n
most complete assortment of Bibles
ranging from the very inexpensive
kinds to the eXqusitely bound vol
umes which sell for $500 and $500.
GIFTS FOR COLD WEATHER
F1urries of snow bring ruddy COM
plexions and good spirits, but for
those who must remain outdoors
warm clothing is essential. and the
Doutrich Store for Men, 304 Market
street is just brimming over with
gift suggestions of the kind that men
are really glad to receive. For in
stance, ] noticed there splendid as
sortment of those warm fur CAPS
which are so comfortable in bitter
cold weather, and so luxurious that
they make the incest sort of Christ
mas gifts. They are we'll made of
good quality of furs with flaps that
can be turned down to keep Jack
frost from biting the ears and these
are very reasonably priced These
and al other goods bought at Dout-
rlcns are sent TO the purchaser in
neat boxes all ready for giving.
THE GIFT OF SILVER
Open the dainty wrappings take
out the exquisite case of heavy orav
silk, lift the lid and you win fn9l
a beautifully designed chocolate sci of