The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w H Beardsley who
have been i'll for some time are both
reported to be much improved
Folgers bulk tea, per lb. 50c-Cold
Storage Market. 1854
Honey Cookies, Is cents per dozen.
Empire Bakery. 62-65
The Electric Shop offers the big
gest Bargain of the Season. The most
complete line of Stand Lamps in the
Christmas Gift Opposite Post Office
on Third st. Phone 251. 62-65
Toys, Games, Games, Toys at
Knights Variety Store SO
Mrs. Petra Foss is visiting friends
in Spokane.
Two wonderful dress values at $500
and $25.0O-Silks, Serges, Tricotines
and Velours, handsomely beaded and
embroidered All new late Fall
styles. The Fashion Shop. 1854
Tickets for Lhevinne concert at
Sherfeys. 1898
Buy Blankets, Outing Gowns, and
Outing Flannel at one-fourth off at
KNIGHTS Variety Store. SO
Isaac Sly was stricken with heart
failure while in town on business to-
day and the attendance of physician
was required. He was taken into a
local business house where he received
treatment and is reported as much I'M
proved this afternoon
Half price will take any coat, suit
or skirt at Creighton's this week and
half price at this store means the half
of the most reasonable price in town.
81 !
New overblouses Of silk migonette, |
satins and soft taffetas, wool yarn
embroidered-Ho Holiday special, $6.75.
The Fashion Shop. 63-o4 |
Rev Charles McCaughey went to
Colfax yesterday on business.
Don't forget to put a Red Cross
seal. on your Christmas package
These seals are helping to save lives.
62-77
A big import order of French kid
gloves in all the new shades-just in.
The Fashion shop 1854
Hal Reitz has gone to the coast to
visit over the holidays
Buy your Christmas trees at
Knights Variety Store They have all
sizes. %
Red Cross Anti-Tuberculosis seals
will be on sale next week Buy them
for your Christmas package. 62-T
Lhevinne, master pianist, Unlver-
sity, December 10th. 59-oa
Holiday handkerchiefs from the
cheapest to the very finest hand made
at special low prices. The Fashion
Shop. oo-o4
Mrs. Ed Stortz left Moscow Thurs
day for Spokane to rejoin her fus-
oand. Mr. Stortz has accepted a sit
1ation with the Lewis Meat Co, of |
Spokane and he and Mrs. Stortz will
make their home in that city.
The finest display of good dresses
n town, is at The Fashion Shop 1854
Snow, rain and mud still prevail f
rhe hard freeze of the first of the
week froze the ground to a depth of
several inches and the roads being cut
10 prior to the freeze, are left in very
ough condition. The surface is being
hawed out, making the roads very
lippery and travel almost dangerous
Will trade good service Jack for
s sacks of field peas. Write to Box
~. Almira. Wash. 1854
Tom, Joe and James Devine of the !
Harrison neighborhood, were in Mos
ow Thursday.
Tickets for Lhevinne and Peterson
oncerts at Sherfeys, $500. 1888
Dance for American Legion men !
nd their families tonight, at K. C.
Iall. All ex-service men and their I,
vives and sweethearts are invited. !
Ben Longmire is here from Chester, a
Iont., to make his future home He
as a daughter here in school and he i
as come to Moscow to be with her, i
is wife having died year ago in L
pokane.
All coats, now selling at one-half :
rice at The Fashion Shop. 1854