The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-14

One dollar year-the lowest dues for
the greatest club on earth.
Be member by Monday night. Join
the Red Cross Monday
Pay the dollar Monday for each mem
Der of your household Make them mem
bers of Red Cross by Monday night.
On each Christmas package you send
out you can place one of the beautiful
Red Gross Christmas seals. len are
given free with each Red Cross men,
bership.
A large assortment of military watches
at Wa1lace's Tewelrv Store. Off
You need spend no money for dainty
seals to put on your Christmas packages.
Get ten free with each Red Cross mem
bership.
Through the Red Cross all the love of
kindred and of country which gives our
national soul its greatness, finds express
sion
Every one in Moscow should on Mon
day grasp the opportunity to make this
Red Cross Christmas.
America-and Moscow-are going to
stand so1idly behind the Red Cross by
taking out full membership III every
2 home.
Leather travelling slippers in cases, for
men and women, at Wallaces JeWeify
store A nice Xmas gift. 64tf
No other message to the world Will
give greater encouragement and greater
couras,e than full membership for each
household in the Red Cross.
The soldiers know what the Red cross
. means to them. Show them that you
do, too. Join Monday.
Mrs. Curtis Jefreys, who has been
visiting her father, Frank Clark, lett yes
terday for her home at Roman, Mont.
Miss Alice Walden of Pullman was
in Moscow shopping yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Alexander of Joel was III
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Blocker of Spokane, general man
ager of the Washington Water Power
company. died Monday of influenza. Mr..
Blocker often made trips to Moscow III
the interests of the company
Oatmeal Blend has no rival as break
fast food. 1t is manufactured III Mos.
COW. Ask your grocer for 1t. 9/t1
Mr. Mu1ligan, representing the Fidelity
& Deposit company of Spokane, was IN
Moscow yesterday.
Little Lenore Kippen went to Spokane
Yesterday to spend the holidays with her
aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Crow of Saskatche-
wan are visiting at the home OF +. NJ
Hill near Viola.
Rev. 7. w. Goss and family spent sew
eral days this week at Joel, guests at
the Lee Reeder home
Gifts, china and glass. Brackert.s
Mrs. George Stewart received word
Yesterday from Cordovia, from her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Theriault, who is
returning from Alaska, that the boat
had been delayed and will probably
arrive in Seattle the 10th.
Mrs. ]. B. Joslin and young son re-
turned to their home in Palouse yester-
day after a stay at Gritman's hospital
TOYS books, dolls Brackerts. ol-oo
Two quilts loaned to the Red Cross
by some Moscow women during che
influenza epidemic have lost their |
Identification tags, and the owners {
can not be found. The quilts are now ]
on the front porch at 1l5 Van buren,
and any one who cares to may see {
them there to find out where they I
belong. {
C. A. Christensen and George
Hawks made a splendid contribution
today to the supplies OF the assoc17 |
ated charities These eatables Will
be given out in Christmas baskets TO
poor people whose circumstances nave
been rendered almost desperate by IN
fluenza and consequent lack OF en-
ployment. Supplies for the ASSOCIATED
charities Christmas baskets may De I
left by any donors at the VeaIcii
Realty company offices. :
Herman Wilson was called to Walia
Walla today by the serious illness OF ms r
Mrs. Henry Allph1n' VINO =
E nast 90 years Of age Mr.. Wilson was !;
by his father, Y. A. wilson =
Elmer Desvoigne returned yesterday
from Spokane where he left Mr.. and /
Mrs. Louie Desvoigne recovering nicely
from the influenza.
Mrs. Edna Gilmore, daughter OF w: L.
Rambo, went to Lewiston last evening.
Mrs. H. Newman and daughter, OF i
Trov. visited Yesterday with Mrs. Albert =
Nee1ey. y
Miss t1elen Gdtlell lciui iSu iiOii' * r.
zane last evening. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Richardson re- D
urned from Orofino this morning s;
Mrs. Joe CHASER, of Howell, IS III Mos h
,ow today. y
Bernard Myklebust. of Troy, was reg II
stored at the Hotel Moscow today =
Mrs. o. o. Lockard and daughter OF
Del are in Moscow today shopping.
Hans Nebbe of Howell is Moscow
-isitor today. Pc
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hazeltine, n
daughter, December g. to
C. J. Langdon has just heard that his al
on L. P Langdon, who has been IN 81
he navy almost 10 years, has received p1
is credentials as a commissioned OFFICER w
nd sailed for France December IA on il,
he Aggenemnon. He expects to re- he
urn to New York about January H. pl
Ross Reeder, son of Mr.. and Mrs tn
!. R. Reeder, returned today from seat tn
:, -,,l--1a,,,a Pocc &c with tl1e m