A radio set, a talking machine, a very good assortment of clothes, a set of tires, the first to a new order. Payments on a Ford, a good-sized tire, and the surplus. Hard to roll your own? Not really. Oh, a chance to learn, this way.

Carry a sack at M. Bull's, you can take it easy, and it's a pleasure to use it. By the time you've used it, you ought to be a fair producer. And you'll certainly be able to use it.

Now try it yourself and write us your experience. The fifth Ave. Levy's, City.

Dr. Their packing, a package you receive, a book of 24 pages, expecting to leave about Wednesday to work in the woods. They may be gone until Christmas time. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard will be on the home place during their absence.

Rev. Osborne preached on Sunday as usual.

Mr. Chris Ringer has secured work in Potlatch.

The C. V. Bailey family spent Sunday at the Olfs' home.

HOLD ANNUAL STATE LINE  PICNIC FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
The boys and girls who are attending the junior extension short course at the University of Idaho, with those who are attending a similar short course at Washington State college, will meet in the annual "State Line" picnic, Thursday afternoon and evening. Some 26 cars will be needed to transport the young people to the picnic grounds. Moscow business men are asked to furnish these cars. 