Mrs. Francis Greer and Mrs. Ellen Grilberg of Seattle are in Moscow to visit their mother, Mrs. Ellen Madison, who has been ill for several weeks. Thos. B. Plunkett of Bonners Ferry was in Moscow Wednesday. F. E. White of Lewiston was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Chas. daughter were guests yesterday of Mrs. E. Mays. Kidwell and little SPECIALS $1.00 $1.95 $1.85 $1.25 Picnic or Market Baskets $2.40 Combinets $2.25 Combinets 50c Chambers 40c Cuspidors 50c Pickle Jars, Jugs, Bean Pots, Covered Lard Bowls, and Flower Pots; Canning Supplies, Fly Swatters, 35c 25c Fly Traps, Fly Paper. Knight's Variety MOSCOW MAIN STREET "Buy where you get the best values—We do' Mrs. W. E. Borah and mother, Mrs. W. J., McConnell left today for Portland to visit Mrs. McConnell's daughter, Mrs. M. Leuddeman. Mrs. Borah will leave for Washington, D. C., about September 1, after a short visit at Boise. Mrs. J. J. Day arrived in Moscow yesterday from their summer home, the "Pines," at the lakes, for a visit with her father, F. E. Mix. Mrs. Day will return to Coeur d'Alene tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sullivan of Genesee were in the city yesterday. Rev. and Mrs.  Mrs. Charles MacCaughey left today for Palouse where Mr. MacCaughey will hold the quarterly conference of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Orland and son, Lewis, have returned from several weeks' visit in Milwaukee. Mrs. Orland's former home. They spent part of their vacation at the lakes near Milwaukee. Waters left for Spokane. Mrs. George A. Knowles left this afternoon for a month's visit with her brother and his family in Oregon. 