Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-06
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Harrisburg music lovers are waiting
impatiently for the Godowsky con-
cert on Friday evening, but I have
discovered that there is no need TO
wait until then to hear this wonder
ful pianist, for his wonderful touch,
the exquisite tone which he brings
from an inanimate keyboard, - all
of his art is here, now, at the j. H.
Troup Music House, II S. Market
Square, on the Ampico Reproducing
Piano, that perfected instrument
which plays, - not mechanically, not
as a player-piano, - but as the very
soul of the artist, for Godowsky him
self touched the KEYS and left a rec
ord which reproduces the artists in
appreciation so perfectly that when
Godowsky and the ATnpico were play
ed in direct comparison at the recent
concert in New York the most critical
ear could detect no difference.
To SEND WITH YOUR GIFT
Do you want a friend TO know that
the bit OF handwork you send has
been made by your own fingers, and
that your love and thought have gone
into every stitch Of it? The little gift
cards offered at the Woman's En-
change, Third street, at Herr. put
messages such as this into the most
appropriate of Christmas verses, and
these little cards sell for Just SC.
There is special card written to go
with every kind of gift, handker-
chiefs, stockings, pocketbooks, gloves
something crocheted, and Just the
right message to convey the thought
that goes with a very inexpensive gift
These cards give just a hint of the
many thoughtful Xmas suggestions
shown at this shop.
ARTISTIC FRUIT BOWLS
Ever since I saw the stunning
fruit bowls of black wood artistically
decorated in brilliant colors, shown at
the H. c. Claster Jewelry Shop, 500
Market street, I have been wondering
why artists waited until now to realize
the distinctive charm of black in dec
oration, for certainly nothing could
be more strikingly effective. 1 could
Just picture this low, graceful bowl.
heaped high with winter fruits. - and
what . stunning table decoration IL
would make for the Christmas table!
There are bowls of hardwood in
American walnut and mahogany. for
fruit and nuts, some with metal ham
mer and anvil, others with nut picEs
ana nut crackers, priced at $500, $3.50
and $500.
TO DELIGHT YOUR GUESTS
Plenty of bread and butter and a
cup of YOUR coffee, is a FEAST was
the compliment payed to a hostess
who always used the Special Blend
of coffee sold by the Studebaker
grocery Store, (now owned by Mr..
george Barnes) Second street at the
crossing OF State, and indeed anyone
VINO has ever tasted this coffee is
ready 70 put 1t in class by itself. II is
not expensiye-selling for just 32c a
10. - but it is so we'll blended and
MADE from such excellent stock, thar
~ Is preferable TO many more ex-
penslVe brands on the market. Stude-
oaker coffee has a reputation for
qaa!ity, not only in Harrisburg, bur
~ ~ tne surrounding towns as well, and
tncir conee as 25c ID. or 5 lbs. for
Woo is very special value.
\ PRETTY WINDOW DISPLAY
Have you seen the attractive dis
play OF ivory just shown in the win
cow OF the Golden Seal Drug Store.
u 5: Market Square? a score OF rift
Possioillties came to my mind when
saw it. The big handsome case