Several fair-sized Christmas trees have been sent by parcels post through the post office at Moscow during the past few days. The trees come from the fine fir, cedar, and blue spruce timber east of Moscow. L. F. Parsons returned last night from Spokane, where he had been called for a conference of government labor employment agents with representatives of Camp Lewis, to arrange for securing employment for the discharged soldiers. He went to Spokane Thursday.

A fine line of Rockford silver-plated ware for sale only at Kelly's.

Lieutenant Howard Staples returned last evening from Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Howard enlisted last May in the aviation service and when mustered out held the position of an observer. He has enlisted in the U. S. service for five years, which means he is subject to call and must report for some training each year.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockard of Cornwall are in the city today.

Order now your Home-made Candies. Phone 266-J. 68 -tf

Mrs. W. D. Severns of Moscow shopping yesterday.

Miss Viola McCartor arrived today from Potlatch, to spend the holidays.

A large assortment of military watches at Wallace's Jewelry Store. 64tf

Mrs. F. W. Crane of Pittsburgh, Kan., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gehrctt, went to Troy today to visit her sister, Mrs. W. F. Holstinger.  Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Oliver and two children of Bigger, Saskatchewan are spending the winter with Mrs. Ohs-r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Llley of the Cove section, north of Viola. 