Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-19

to the highest standards of the master
designers of furniture. At the j. II.
Troup Music House, Is So Market
Square, where the Diamond Disc
Photographs are sold, one may see
cabinets in the classical simplicity of
Adam design, in fine old Chippendale
style, in the graceful Sheraton, and
the luxurious and artistic Louis XVI
model,-in fact any of the recognized
types of correct furnishings.
THE CHARM OF CANDLELIGHT
The play of light and shadow and
the soft witchery of mellow candle
light lends beauty even to the home
liest face, and the romance that is
inseparably connected with the charm
of lighted candles makes this the fav-
orite light for dinner tables, while the
revival of the good old custom of
burning candles in the windows at
Yuletide has created an enormous de-
mand for these. The Studebaker
Grocery Store (now owned by Mr..
George Barnes) Second street at the
crossing of State, has anticipated the
demand and has in stock very COM
plete line of decorative candles in
many sizes and the most delightful
colorings for Christmas use.
CANDLES FOR GIFTS
A lovely old-fashioned candlestick
in delft blue pottery, holding a tall
white candle decorated in bluebirds
for happiness is one of the many
charming gift suggestions shown at
the Woman's Exchange, Third street
at Herr. Another most attractive gift
is candlestick in dull green pottery
in which a sweet and fragrant bay
berry candle is used. Bayberry and
other Christmas candles are cleverly
boxed for Yuletide giving at this shop,
with appropriate cards, and they sell
for 25c and soc a box. The white
candles hand-decorated with conven-
ticnal designs in bright Christmas
gifts, while young girl would be
delighted with the gift of a mystic
fortune-telling candle which sells for
just Csc.
AN INSTRUCTIVE TOY
No more instructive toy has ever
been produced than the wonderful
,, Erector Sets, and the splendid part
of 1t is that boys just love these toys.
The Electric Supply Co., "a s. Second
street, is the best place to buy these
for here one gets the services and eX-
periences of men who understand
every phase of the play-work involved,
and you see, these Erector sets are
really exact copies, in miniature, of the
structural iron, electric motors and
mechanical devices used by construc-
tive engineers. A most interesting
assortment is offered at this store, and
full directions for use are given with
each set. The prices range from
S1.00 up.
THE IVY TRELLIS BOX
The little ivy trellis boxes shown
at the Berryhill Shop, Second street
at Locust, are as novel and attractive
as anything 1 have seen for Christmas
giving. They are just about six inches
long, and can be conveniently placed
in any room, and they suggest a min
iature oasis from your summer garden
carrying message of good cheer to
your friend in the desert of Winter.
These little boxes are planted with ivy
vine, which is not only lovely in itself
against the background of white
trellis, but is beautiful too for the
symbolism of enduring friendship
which it conveys. Though these boxes
cost just $1.00 they make q most de-
| lightful Christmas gift.
THE LITTLE THINGS GIRLS LOVE
The little frivolous things that girls
love to receive for Christmas are most
temptingly displayed in holiday as
sortment at the H. c. Claster Jewelry
Shop, 302 Market street. 1 saw there
lovely little vanity boxes of sterling
silver with tops of enamel delicately
colored, the new perfume pendants
in silver or enamel, attractive little
| finger rings and exquisitely cut canoes
in rings and pins, hand-engraved gold
bar pins, attractive sets of lingeries
clasps, and an exquisite jewel box OF
rose leather lined in silk of q lighter
shade, and 1 was delighted to find thai
1 could purchase gifts there from SOC
lup.