On MOSCOW MARBLE WORKS
EMPLOYS MANY MEN
An institution that is doing a steadily growing business is the able works of G. H. Moody, on Jackson street. The industry occupies a front of 80 feet on that street and employs from three to six men in the shop and now has six men on the road. Mr. Moody ships products of his shop as far west as Ellensburg and Wenatchee and as far north as Walla Walla and as far north as the Canadian boundary, east into Montana and south to Grangeville, Whitebird and other towns in that section. He now has on the road two full carloads of marble from the quarries of Vermont and has seven or eight carloads of marble in his store.

Creamery saves the farmers that expense. Cream is the only thing the farmer has now that brings the cash and in February the home creamery paid the farmers nearly $1000 cash for their cream. It is difficult to understand why some want to ship their cream to some other creamery when the home creamery is saving them 22 cents a can. The home creamery has a market for much more butter than it has so far been able to produce. Support home institutions and industries is a good motto. They help when help is needed.—Latah County Press.

POTLATCH PARAGRAPHS
Lieutenant Donald H. Yates, recently from Camp Lewis, Washington, where he was attached to the 39th Machine Gun Battalion of the 13th Division, has accepted the position as assistant land agent left vacant.  Ant by the resignation of Leo F. Morris.
BULK TEA
Lady Washington White Beans, 4 lbs. for.
Centennial Rolled Oats. 