Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13
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lat $3.50 and s6.75. The movement
in these watches is guaranteed and
they are really an exceptional value
at these prices. They show ladies'
watches in both hunting-case. and
open face models, while a very lovely
bracelet watch, gold-flled, and guar
anteed, Is priced at this shop at Just
$3.50.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE
Isn't it wonderful to think that one
can sit in a comfortable chair by ones
own fireside and listen to the best
music of all ages rendered by world
famed artists? It seems as though
the mountain really came to Mahomet
and indeed this mountain of music"
is represented at it's best in the Christ
mas displays at the j. H. Troup
Music House, Is S. Market Square.
Not only do they keep in stock every
record for Victor, Edison and Column
bia talking machines, not only a COM
plete library of piano rolls, not only
dozens of different makes and styles
of pianos and player-pianos, which
may be seen right in the showrooms
in every kind of finish, all ready to
deliver, but this store offers as we'll
most convenient method of easy
payments which makes it possible to
have music in the home for Christ
mas, even if one cannot afford to
pay cash at this time.
THE CHARM OF CANDLE LIGHT
All the conveniences and the prac-
, ticality of this modern age has not
| been sufficient to still in us the love
for things, simple, artistic and har-
monious, and the quiet loveliness of
soft candle light has a charm which
no glare of electric brilliance can
outshine. Especially at Yuletide is
candle light appropriate and when
you have seen the scores of beautiful
! candles shown at the Studebaker
Grocery Store, (now owned by Mr..
crossing of State) you will not only
burn candle in every window on
Christmas Eve, but candle light all
through the winter, and this store
offers candles in all the most desir-
able tints at very reasonable prices.
BASKETS FOR GIFTS
Snowy white baskets of enameled
wicker, with graceful Mary Elizabeth
baskets in dainty pinks and blues love-
ly japanese baskets in woodland
browns, fragrant Indian sweet grass
baskets, useful envelope baskets in
Chinese weaves, and stunning new
baskets, hand DECORATED in brilliant
colorings and bold fruit designs out
lined in black, - these and many
others are shown in holiday assort-
ment at the Woman's Exchange. Third
street at Herr, and so wide is the
variety that prices range from 1Oc up
while baskets for every gift purpose
may be found in just the right color
and design to suit your purpose OF
pleasure.
YOUR CHRISTMAS GREETING
There is no more charming way
to greet friend on Christmas morn
ing than by sending one of the lovely
baskets planted with Christmas flow
ers which are so beautifully designed
and arranged at the Berryhill Shop
/ Second street at Locust Nowhere
have l seen more beautiful plants
than at this shop, for of course their
splendid facilities make it possible for
them to offer flowers of SURPRISING
beauty. There are rustic boxes and
window baskets in woodland tones in
which Christmas cherries, cyclamens
CHEEKY begonias are arranged with
Christmas greens to make a gift
whose beauty will last for many weeks
and prices for these range from s1.OO
! to $500.