December, 1915 
27 
Array of Pleasing Gift Suggestions 
For the outdoor sleeper or 
the cold air devotee this 
electric bed warmer-not a 
thing of beauty, but certain¬ 
ly a joy forever. $6.50 
An electric curling iron for 
the dressing-table does away 
with inconvenient methods 
of gas and alcohol. It heats 
quickly. $3 
No dressing room is 
complete without a bath 
scale. This is finished 
in white enamel and 
sells for $8.50 
To keep out dust from 
the glass and to keep 
the bureau top dry 
comes this cover and 
., base for the tumbler. 
With its rose pottery base, 
Dolly Varden shade, gun met¬ 
al fixtures, this lamp might 
well be described as "good 
enough to eat.” $11.50 
On an old-fashioned bureau 
in an old-fashioned room 
this quaint little mirror 
would fit in admirably. It is 
of oak and stands 5 1 / 2 " x 8” 
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Acceptable Some of These Are Quite Unusual 
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Th ese French casseroles come 
in nests or in dozens of a size. 
In fireproof porcelain brown, 
lined with white, they are 
quaint little dishes in which 
to serve any hot baked or 
scalloped viands. As shown 
in a nest of five increasing 
sizes, they are: oval nest 
$1.45; round nest $1 
Almost the favorite 
cooking vessel of the 
French, the marmite is 
the receptacle of those 
tasty soups for which 
the French cook is so 
justly famous 
The Hugenot design 
marmite is unusual in 
shape and of not an un¬ 
attractive color, being 
shaded from cream to 
dark brown. One to 
twenty portions. 20c 
ror those who believe in 
home made products 
being the best and who 
enjoy taking the trouble 
to make them this beef- 
tea boiler will be found 
decidedly useful. $2.25 
to $3.50 
