Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-02

I have heard many women declare
that buying gifts for men was the
hardest part of their Christmas shop
ping, but 1 found it both easy and
pleasant at the Doutrich Store for
Men, S04 Market street. I saw the
most beautiful gray mocha Gloves
Just the thing for some well-groomed
man, while the reindeer gloves, fur
lined, and tho automobile gloves and
mittens would be splendid gifts Tor
men who are outdoors a great deal.
Then there are most attractive gift
boxes containing six handkerchiefs for
Just Use. Indeed gift suggestions are
so plentiful that it is easy to choose,
and there is such n satisfaction in
knowing that at this store any pur-
chase may be returned for full credit,
either before or after Christmas.
PENNY WISE
Are you ever tempted to buy foods
at cut-rate groceries, in order to save
a few cents? You know there is such
a thing as being penny wise and
pound foolish" and for the very
slight difference in money 1t seems
"a pity to sacrifice SO much in quail
ity. A good grocer can protect his
customers in so many different ways.
For instance, the Ferndell products,
sold exclusively by the Studebaker
Store, tnow owned by Mr.. George
Barnes) Second street at the crossing
of State, are packed in lacquered cans,
with an inside finish smooth as glass,
which makes them absolutely sanitary
and healthful ,and this is just one
of many little things that help to
make these products the best on the
market, though prices are no more
than for the ordinary kind.
MANY PATTERNS IN FLAT SILVER
Whether it is a chest of silver for
the bride, or a single piece of sterling
for a gift, the Claster Jewelry Shop,
802 Market street, offers a noteworthy
assortment. I was charmed with the
variety ard beauty of the patterns
they show in flat silver, and one of
the prettiest and most popular of
these patterns is priced much lower
than at any of the other shops, though
the weight and quality is exactly the
same. In fact 1 have been surprised
many times to find that in spite of the
high grade of everything shown at
this store, prices are extremely rea-
sonable. in comparison with others
For Christmas giving nothing is more
generally acceptable than a piece OF
table silver, and you will find most
excellent values at this shop.
THE CHARM OF CHILDREN
The charm of children is their per-
feet freedom from artihciality and
so otter q photograph taken when a
child is dressed in Sunday clothes
and dragged more or less reluctantly
to studio. fails to bear any real re-
semblance to the joyous kiddie in
rompers, that the mother sees daily
In the home. II you want true like
ness of your children for Christmas
Just phone to the Roshon Studio, s
n. Market Square, and ask about their
home portraiture work, for pictures
taken at home are often no more ex-
pensive than studio work, and results
are usually far more satisfactory
There is really no gift that can bring
more joy. than the gift of a photo
graph of dear one, Christmas is Just
the time to have it taken.
SMOKING CONVENIENCEs
Does your husband have a habit OF
dropping ashes all over the floor
Perhaps if you bought him a con.
venient ash try for Christmas YOU
might correct his bad habits and
surely he would appreciate a smoking
stand such as / saw at CotterePs, 8
N. Market Square. 1t is a base OF
mahogany with brass appointments
for the smoker, and is light enough
to be conveniently carried about and
placed at the side of a chair or table
This is only one of many gifts sug.
gcstions for men offered at Cotterel's