The Monarch Malleable is Different. Ask any housewife who owns one—she will tell you that the joy of possession and realization comes with the operation of the MONARCH in your own kitchen. Economy of Fuel—Reduction in Labor and Results in Cooking are attributed to MONARCH air-tight construction. HEATER It will pay you to come in next week and buy your stoves and ranges. The price is good next week only. EMPIRE HARDWARE Moscow, Idaho Col. McNah, cadet of 1898, who is now a colonel in the regular army, and has gained the distinction of being the world's authority on rifle marksmanship. Graduates Include Two Colonels Other officers are Colonels J. L. Gilbreth and Ross E. Rowell; Majors O. C. Gee, Lawrence F. Stone, R. M. Montague, O. L. Brunzell, H. A. Wadsworth and George J. Downing; Captain P. K. Perkins and Lieut. Hallam. In the list of officers who have served as commandant of cadets at various times at the university, we find the name of Edward R. Christian, present commandant, reappearing at various intervals; first as 2nd Lieutenant, from 1894-1898, later as Captain, 1902-1905, and finally as Colonel, 1919 to the present time. This long and continuous service in Idaho has impressed on many generations of Idaho students the standards which Col. Christian has always maintained. Buys Champion Steer. Fifty-six cents per pound, or $478.40, was paid for the champion fat steer.  Exhibited at the Western Royal Stock show in Spokane by Ralph Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole of Pullman. The animal tipped the scales at 1040 pounds and was purchased by the Brown packing company.—Pullman Herald.
BOBBED HAIR IS A CURE FOR BRAIN FATIGUE
Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 5, 1921. 