The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 12

SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1036 I GALLS The HARRIS PURCHASE LOTS Immediate Action Necessary to Qose Option on Property For Building Site PACE TWELVE aw j.n Overnight The Store Has Been Transformed Into A Veritable Christmas FAIRYLAND! TOMORROW an exciting Christmas scene will greet you at HARRIS'. The entire store is in holiday dress! There's the gleam of red and green, the cheerful glow of lanterns, the glitter of gold and silver! Sure signs that HARRIS' IS CHRISTMAS READY It's surely easy to catch the Christmas spirit here and to start in earnest to start laying away "A Gift a Day It's to be A Real Old-Fashioned Christmas! Even the store decorations carry out the Old Fashioned theme For it seems that every one has caught the idea to make this along-to-be-remembered Christmas! You'll find HARRIS gloriously READY with the finest assortments of truly lovely gift merchandise in many a year! A (f 3 84 3 SCSI A Mcmiiidiiig You of these Special Christinas Helps FREE PARKING Out-of-town customers particularly appreciate the ample Free Parking Space provided by Harris'. FREE GIFT WRAPPING When gifts are purchased here they will be wrapped acceptably for giving. Special wraps at material costs only.

nB' Fr Dainty Pera nal j. Gifts, Sew Th ie i Sill Give Bags S6D98 and Watch Them Smile! Lovely quality silks that warrant the areful workmanship you're sure to give them! i Many PURE DYE weaves for truly luxurious II gerie. Pure Dye All Silk Marilyn Crepe. 1.19 Pure Dye Satins 1.98 Washable Par Weight Satins $1.19 PARCEL CHECKING Harris' service desk on charge for this service. A vs.

Washable Rayon Satins 98c MM? h.7 (Printed INTRIGUING new styles! Suedes, 1 Grained and smooth leathers and NEW GABARDINE bags accented with patent! Wise indeed is the woman who makes gift selections NOW! Street Floor Harris' LAY-AWAY PLAN Pay a small amount down and Harris' will hold your gifts until Christmas! Convenient for larger purchases. Further steps to acquire parcels ef property for San Bernardino's Dew city hall site will be taken at special meeting of the city coun- cil, called for the Municipal audi-! torium at 4 p. m. Monday by Mayor C. T.

Johnson. Also, thi council la expected to talc action of a resolution being prepared which will authorize transferring city funda Into the building fund. The transfer will Involve approximately $70,000, the city's contribution to the $130,000 fcroject being undertaken by the rwA. COURT STREET LOTS With options on three needed parcels expiring next week, the city attorney requested that a special meeting be called to accept the deed cn the lot immediately west of the old city hall. The property is being acquired from Mrs.

Anna B. Garner of Riverside for $10,000. A first reading will be given a resolution accepting deeds to two small parcels immediately north of the existing site, one being 10 by 44 feet and the other 34 by 20 feet. Both lots will cost a total of $700. R.

F. Garner is the agent for the property. The PWA, which has approved the purchase of the $10,000 lot, has only tentatively sanctioned acquiring the small parcels. The purchase has been approved, but the PWA has not yet ruled on the price. OPTIONS EXPIRING The city is moving to buy the mall lots at this time, however, because the options are expiring.

When the city has turned its money Into the city hall building fund, then the PWA will make an allocation of 25 per cent of its share of the project. The Federal agency Is contributing 45 per cent of the razing, site and building costs and the city 55 per cent. Mayor Johnson said that other business pertaining to the city haU may be considered at the meeting. Three Drivers Get Jail Terms Thirteen is an unlucky number, particularly in police court where this number of motorists were sentenced Friday by Judge Donald E. Van Luven.

Bryant Sloan, 509 Seventh street, chose two days In the city jail instead of paying a $10 fine for missing a boulevard stop, driving without operator's license, no certificate and no taillight as well as having t)Ut one headlight. Je C. Wilson, 963 Btreet, was mitenced to two days in jail or $10 fine for driving 50 miles an hour in a 25-mile zone. For speeding, Paul E. Hollingsworth of Rial-to paid $5.

For making a turn in the middle of the block Herman M. Marsaw, 738 East Court street, was committed to jail for a day. For speeding and failing to observe a boulevard stop, Olin I. Mc-Guire, 18, of Etiwanda paid $3 and was sentenced to attend a traffic class at the continuation high school. For failing to make a boulevard stop, Mrs.

Elsie I. Beeler, 3374 Pershing avenue, and Elick H. Aaron, 1227 Wall street, each paid $3. Robert S. Rash of Riverside was fined $3 for driving through signals.

Two motorists, Hugh Geary, 808 Adell street, and Walter E. Burge of Colton were fined $2 each for parking so as to block traffic. Edward E. McLaughlin of Riverside paid $2 for passing a standing street car at a greater speed than 10 miles an hour. Clifford E.

Rosenberg of Pasadena and Lynn R. Harkness, 267 East Orange street, each paid a fine of $1. They pleaded guilty to overparking. Change Dates for Class in Speaking Public speaking class conducted as part of the adult education program at San Bernardino Valley junior college will not meet next Wednesday, it was announced at the col-lope yesterday. Arthur Truscott, Instructor of the class and college debate coach, is leaving for Pasadena with the de i i E4 3 rating tram which will participate in the three-day Western States tournament.

The class will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 2, and every Wednesday thereafter, meeting once a week instead of the Monday and Thursday meetings as originally scheduled. Property Owners File Damage Action A suit demanding damages of from San Bernardino county was filed in superior court yesterday by Hubert and Elizabeth Harlan of Palm avenue, Highland. The plaintiffs said they own 23 acres on Palm avenue and construction of a water drain and treel Improvements raised the JrtrMt lsvel ,0 that water floods their property. Attorneys James L.

King and Carl wuisro represent the Harlans. Something New! A Happy Gift Suggestion! IV i it Initial j.h COMFORTABLE Ascot $00 Smart for gifts and just as smart for your own wardrobe! Ascot scarfs in red, green, rust, blue and white with TWO INITIAL PINS to make them entirely personal 1 Leave your packages at the Street Floor No Please" Gifts For HER, something smart and comfy too. You can't go wrong on these soft kid and satin "at home" slippers, in gay colors to match her negligee. Mules and D'Orsays Hostess Slippers Satin and Velvet Daniel Green Slippers $2.50 $5.50 Keystone Slippers $1.95 to $2.45 Esquimo Woolies $2.45 $3.50 Saturday! 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. A Green Stamps PHONE 5101 Pastel Crepes i 79c 39-in. Buty Chene Washable 9c 3rd Floor Harris' Neckwear Street Floor Harris' Budget Terms Available IlBag Street Floor Learn to Make Christmas Gifts the Eashvcavc War Special Demonstration Monday to Saturday Come in and see what little time and effort it takes to make dresses, gay scarfs, sweaters, baby blankets, table runners and a great many other useful things with the Easiweave frame. An experienced instructor from the factory will demonstrate the Easiweave the improved way of weaving every day this week.

Needle Art Mezzanine JUST THIS Pre-Christmas WEEK! Special 8x10 Photw Colored in Oil Spend a few minutes NOW in our Photo Studio and your gift shopping is over! Here's a special that shouldn't be missed or you may order other photos for as little aB $5 a dozen and receive the oil colored one free! No Posing 8 to 12 proofs Personal Photographic Christmas Cards 10 for $1. CO Mezzanine Floor GIFT SCOOP 1 Handsome Genuine Leather djiOsftdlstoiiie The uSure to Floor Harris' Stors Hours: 9 s. m. to 6 p. m.

Givs and Rtde.m SAN BERNARDINO Others to $37.50 A big full sized GENUINE COWHIDE glad-stone bag at a record low price. Choose them for gifts. For your own traveling companions! In black or brown! They'll sell on sight! Overnight Cases to match $598 to $20 I M3MSHXMXHZHZHXMXHXHZMXHZHXMXHZKXHXHZHZH1MZHZHSMIHSIIIHI HZHXHZMZMZMZHXMZHZMXIIZKZHXMlHaHZMXHIMHZMZHIMXMZMZHZHZHZMZHXHXHXHXHXHIHXHIHIHXHZMIHIKIHXHaHIKaHICIXttXMSMaSCIKIHIKIMISCXM.