The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-20
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Weather-Idaho- Tonight and Fri
eday, fair. Colder in southeast to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harris of Tekoa
are visitors in Moscow.
Old H. c. L. is getting a. strong left
at Creighton's just now. Ladies
coats are certainly being priced
right. At
Mrs. August Dahlgren of Deary was
in Moscow yesterday.
August Holmer of Troy was in the
city. Wednesday.
Creighton's report another ship
ment of ladies' coats that have been
priced in way to make the women
of Moscow happy. AZ
Mrs. Jacob Lockman of Nampa,
Idaho, is visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Weatherby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robin Farnell of Julia
eta were in Moscow Wednesday,
The best $67.5O suit in town, now
half price, $33.75. The Fashion Shop.
s's@- 81 T Pr 47-48
The records show the sale Of 80
acres near Farming to Monroe A.
Palmer by Benjamin F. Boots for
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Harsh of Deary
were in Moscow last evening to at
tend the Lambert Murphy concert.
All suits half price. The Fashion
Shop. 47-48
There will be no prayer meeting at
the Norwegian Lutheran church to-
night, as was formerly announced.
Mrs. Mary Duggan left today to
visit her little grand daughter, which
was born November 10 to Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Brethauer at Reardon,
Wash.
Crepe de Chen and Georgette
waists, plain, beaded and embroider-
led, $4.95. The Fashion Shop. 47-8 |
Mrs. j. B. Mallory and Miss Amy
Mallory Of Bovill were in Moscow |
yesterday.
A general meeting of the Historical
club will be held Friday afternoon,
November 21, in the club rooms at |
2:30 o'clock.
Big showing of short plush coats,
$28.75. The Fashion Shop. 47-8
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sutton left the
first of the week for Champion, AL
berta.
Word has been received that w.
Clifford Edmundson is in the hospital
at Greedy, Colorado, where he under
went serious operation for ap-
pendicitis. At last account he was
doing well. After resigning his posi-
ton here in the University about two
years ago, Mr.. Edmundson went to
Washington, D. c., in the employ of
the government and has since been
placed in charge of the government
farm at Greedy, Colorado.
See the fine coats at $225O-others
are asking $3.50 and $500 for the
same models. The Fashion Shop. 47-8
equity Commissioner Columbus
Clarke is i'll at the Hotel Idaho, hav-
ing undergone minor operation. Il
Mrs. Clark came up yesterday from
Juliaetta to visit her husband.
Roy Hull, nephew of w. M. Child
ers, left today for Plaza, Wash,
where he has a position.
Look on page 100 and 1O1 Of your
Saturday Evening Post, Nov. %. AZ
Mrs. E. L. Clark returned last
night from a two weeks visit with !
friends in Spokane and Occur !
d'Alene. MI,
First glimpses of toyland this /
week. Santa Clause has opened head
quarters at David's. Interesting me-
chanical toys, dolls and games. Mez- :
zimine floor. 45-47-49
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frederick and
daughter Of Minnesota are in Mos
COW visiting Mrs. Frederick's sister, .
Mrs. Anna Warneke. They expect Z
to remain in Moscow some time. 2
The Novelty Shop is giving on
Christmase eve two prizes, sleep ),
ing doll and set of wheel building =
toys to the boy and girl, who Sc
cures the largest number of sales
slips. 46-47 Q
Miss fuller will sell Victorola, :
table, Navajo rugs, rifle and other