Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-13
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS


The messages of good will that we
send to our friends at Christmas may
be in the form of a gift or just a
Christmas greeting card, but the i'm
portant thing is the Christmas spirit,
and never have l seen cards which
more truly express the hearty good
cheer of Yuletide, than in the charm
ing assortment shown at Cottereps,
n. Market Square. The clever de-
signs and appropriate messages on
these cards make them especially in
te1esting, and a very large number of
these are priced at Just sc and 1Oc
apiece, including envelopes Anyone
who owns a visiting card plate may
have fifty or hundred of them en-
graved at very nominal cost, maxi
ing very complete Christmas greet
ing.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND DRINK
Everyone knows how hard it is to
get really good coffee at q moderate
price, and the Studebaker Grocery
store, Second street at State has
solved the problem for many of us by
offering the Studebaker Special Blend
at just SIC a lb. 1t is delightful in
flavor and aroma, rich and satisfy
ing even ito people who are used to
paying much more for their coffee,
and this is just q sample of the many
things Of superior quality which may
store. Anyone who has ever tasted
Ferndell canned goods, for instance,
knows how different these are from
any other canned products, superior
IN every particular, and the Stude-
baker store is exclusive agency for
these. Among the novel offerings in
Ferndell goods, are the salad cherries,
the preserved figs, the unusually de-
licious asparagus tips, the sliced
peaches and canned apricots.
NOVELTIES IN FOOTWEAR
The vagaries of fashion have never
Brought us more delightful styles than
are shown in the new footwear, and
no where can be seen, more salts
factory examples of the newest and
! pest IN footwear than at the WALK
over Boot Shop, 226 Market street.
Here such novelties as the high boot
with the Rosemary Bal, and the stun
tg ning skylark Boot poay be seen, and
the smart new shades of field mouse,
sepia, fawn and bisque, for they make
specially of matching shoes and
evening slippers to frocks. Very
fashionable just now is the use of
high-cut uppers, or spats, and the
Walk-Over Shop, shows a complete
assortment in pearl gray, battleship
chamois and white, cut high enough
to cover ten-inch boot. They sell
for just $2.00 pair.
FEMININE FINERY
The gift that always brings genuine
pressure to any girl or woman is q
pit OF FEMININE finery, and very gift
like are the blouses of silk and lace
crepe de chine, and georgette, which
peep out of holiday boxes at the AS.
trich Store, Fourth and Market
streets and seem to say, "A Merry
Christmas to you" Charming models
are offered at $1.9S, $3.50, $29S and
up. Styles are so numerous and var
led that it is a pleasure lust TO looL
at them and visitors who come to in.
spect as well as to buy, are ALWAYS
welcome. Women who appreciate the
styles that are different will find
especial delight in this holiday show.
ing or blouses, for each blouse has
some distinctive touch in collar, sleeve
or general design.
AN OVERCOAT FAIR
The romance of business is more
absorbing than any romance of his
tory, and there are times when Ger.
tam otherWlse prosaic business events
loom large as epoch making history
For instance, this week ali Harrishurs
is interested in the novel Overcoai
falr, which the Doutrich store. wifi
ltS usual progressive spirit has arranp
eu' oeillng oVercoats at this time ot
tne year is ordinary business. bu,
the buying and selling of 1000 over
coats In single week, the arrange
ment of an exhibit comprising ever,
possible style, design and fabric. tn,
Ioreslghtedness which made possihI,
the remarkably low prices, the ser
vice that absolutely insures satisfa G
tloh 10 every customer, the broad
minded spirit and policy which give
the customer the advantage of til,
stores fortunate purchases and th,
leadership which has staged this Over
coat Fair combine to make this on
OF the great events in the business his
tory of Harrisburg.
GIFTS OF HANDWORK
1t is easy enough to shop fo
CHRISTMAS when one knows exactl,
what to buy, but the problem for mos
OF us is to find out just what we wan
for each gift. The Womans Ex
Grange. Third street at Herr, is ful
OF gift suggestions, including many
many clever novelties for handwork
In fact l have found here the bes
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