Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-13
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assortment in the city of things I'd
embroider and the stamped UNDER
wear is especially dainty and appro-
pirate for holiday gifts. The week Of
Nov. 20, this shop will hold a yarn
demonstration, during which free in
structions will be given to those who
buy materials, and beautiful and
novel things may bdeknitted or GRO
cheted. Towels, card table covers,
luncheon sets and clever little novel
ties for embroidery may be ph
chased from 19c up.
CHRISTMAS IN THE HOME
Very few OF us allow the Christmas
season to pass without adding some
thing to the home in the way OF
furniture, and SO much of interest
and of exceptional value is shown at
the Chas. F. Hoover Store, 1415 North
Second street that it is hard to re-
frain from refurnishing the whole
house. Correctly designed period
furniture is offered at prices as low
or lower than is often paid for the in
artistic kinds, and who can be in
different to the beauty of an Adam
mahogany dining room suite, the
dignity of a William and Mary living
room, or the exquisite daintiness of
Louis XVI bedroom in ivory? Many
charming and inexpensive gift sug-
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and odd pieces of wicker are also
offered for the holiday season.
WORTH SEEING
Just to wander about in the H. C.
Claster jewelry shop, 3O4 Market
street is a real treat, with the artistic
beauty of improved fixtures, the
sparkle of the splendid crystal room.
the wonderful displays of silver and
china, and the scores of tempting
| Christmas suggestions. / was espe-
| cially interested in the unusual dia-
mond values shown. Single stones
in simple but handsome settings for
from $3.50 to $500, and their plan
to Save a Diamond for Xmas is
most interesting, especially to those
of us who do not care to eXpend the
whole amount at once. For mex
pensive gift suggestions, this store is
engine-turned bar pin for just soc
especially appeals to me.
THE GIFT OF ALL GIFTS
There is one gift which cannot be
compared with any other, for it's
quality is something apart from ma
terial worth, and that is the gift
i, of ones own photograph. The very
fact that 1t so often stands as token
of friendship or affection makes it
imperative that the photograph
should be well executed, by a photog-
rapher who can bring out the best
points of his subject, expressing the
beauty of good poise, and spontan-
eous expression. The Roshon Studio,
N. Market, Square, gives service of
this superior kind and the finished
photograph, with it's delicate tinting,
and softened lines is invariably a real
work of art. Prices are most moder-
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fered for $500 a dozen, while salts
factory work may be had for even
S3.OO dozen.
THE SHOPPERS RENDEZVOUS
The rendezvous for shoppers - in
fact. for anyone who likes a cozy little
place to spend an interesting half
hour, or to get a dainty and satisfy
ing bit of luncheon is the comfort
able little room in the Golden Seal
Drug Store, IL S. Market Square.
Here one may get not only the most
delicious sodas and sundaes, but
tempting hot dishes, sandwicha
salads, &c. The piano for the use
of patrons, adds the touch of good
cheer and informality which helps to
make this store SO popular, and es-
pecially so at this time of year, when
many holiday specials are offered.
The splendid Ansco cameras, selling
from $2.00 to $500 are sold here.
while beautifully boxed perfumes,
candy and cigars. are specially ar
ranged for Christmas selling.
KRIS KINGLE'S SHOP
Just like peeping into Kris Kingles
own shop at the Top of the World is
visit to the Marianne Kindermarkt.
220 Locust street. where every day
looks like the day before Christmas.
Here one may find everything for
children from little rattles for the in
fants, to nature books for the older
children. There are toys and dolls
and animals, tin soldiers and big
rubber balls, bean bags, doll furni-
ture, and the most marvellous puzzles
and games, - dozens and dozens OF
things that no one has ever seen be-
fore, but just the thing to delight the
heart of some small Mary Jane or
Buster Brown, and all at wonderfully
low prices. For instance, there are
scores of clever little gifts to slip into
the Xmas stocking, costing from 1c
to 10c apiece.