Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-18
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IF you want underwear at clos
ing out prices, go to Stoll & Groves.
-Wsh paper at prices to suit the
trade a. 0. E Davis.
Martins Grocery will pay top prices
for good No. dairy butter.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Crook passed
q week with relatives in st Louis.
Purity, Mothers Best and White
Lilly Flour at 81 %; guaranteed at J..
w. Thayer's.
Hand bags, purses, bill books, card
cases. common sense purses at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
If in need of cement, plaster, lum-
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John z. Nuzum & Son.
Call anc see those air dried red
cedar shingles, the best ingrade, lowest
in price, at Tibbits-Cameron's.
If you desire the best medium
weight union suits made for S100 you
will go to The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Grant Allen was conveyed to
MENDOZA hospital by the sheriff and as
sistant, because of unsettled mental
trouble.
Watch for Martins Grocery cheese
window. We will have the best, finest
and largest line of fancy cheese ever
offered in Viroqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Sauer have tax
en- possession of the tenement house
first door south of the Eckhardt resi-
dehce, lately vacated by H. E. Rogers
If you are going to need anything
IN the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tbblts-Cameron and get their price.
Mrs. r. H. Drake had as her guest
a cousin, Mrs. Edgar and children of
Chicago On Wednesday the brakes
and Edgars drove to Sugar Grove to
visit relatives.
We have handled Universal Port
land cement for six years and not a
dissatisfied customer. If you need g
cement floor we. guarantee Universal.
1ibbits Cameron.
The Enochson auction sale on Thurs
day was largely attended, as have all
sales of the kind this season. The bills
and notice in the CENSOR give wide
publicity, hence good attendance.
About time to buy some new I'M
derwear isn't it? Go to The Blue Front
Store and spend about ten minutes.
You'll see some underwear that will
make you spend dollar or two.
Chairman Michael Brody was a
business caller in the city from Clinton
Thursday. 70 all hustling farmers, he
says the conditions have been excellent
Tor good results in his immediate yicin.
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin ar
rived home from their trip to northern
Wisconsin. Mr.. Baldwin saw plenty OF
raging water on the Wisconsin river
and its tributaries, and the resulting
damage.
Martins Grocery has a fine display
Of Darlington Hall "Bakerized'i coffee
in their window. Just try it once. We
have the finest line of coffees and teas
for the price IN the city, from zoe to SOC.
Try some of them.
Mems heavy, smooth, fleece lined
underwear. Not the fiimsy rough kind
that rolls up and provokes the wearer.
Full size and length. You can buy
fleece lined underwear for rs and rs
cents a suit. Not the kind we have.
Sl.O0 per suit gets you the best. The
Blue Front Store.
Clyde Smith arrived home from
Montana on Saturday, after summer s
stay at Great Falls. He secured a
government homestead of aquarter sec
ton for himself, his sister and another
young lady. Mr.. Smith says there are
yet excellent opportunities for hustling
fellows in the west. He will remain
here during the winter and return in
the spring.
The CENSOR desires to call special
attention to an address by Governor
Hoard, on the news page of today's
paper 1t is an address delivered by
him before the National Conservation
Congress. It is on the subject "Con.
servation of the Farm" 1t treats
calmly and sincerely on a subject of
vital interest to the producer and con-
sumer. In fact the address is in the
knowing old governors best form.
Mr.. E. B. Hyde has received salts
factory model for his patent simple
and safety shaft hitch and has given
an order for their manufacture, and
thus they will soon be placed on the
market as an article OF practical utility.
The idea of the device is to prevent ac-
cidents by the use of this combined har-
ness and shaft manipulation. besides be-
ing time saver, in that one can hitch
a horse to a carriage in an instant, and
there is no separating the animal from
the vehicle till the magic touch is ap-
piled, which will as quickly unhitch the
beast.
Rev. James w. Fifeld. who is con-
Quoting series of meetings at Sparta,
dropped in on Viroqua for a rest, as he
terms it, which he takes every Monday
evening, and it was an appreciated Wis
It to our people. At the Congregational
church large audience assembled to
greet MIR. Fifield and hear his descript-
ioI of a recent trip abroad. 1t was a
depletion ct old-world affairs and obser-
vatiOf, made in a sense Of comparison
with this country, and with each line Of
observation he drew a lesson for up
for society betterment, for
educational and church extension along
right lines. While Doctor Fifield pre-
sented this as an anstudied, unprepared
talk, it would fit becomingly into any
frst-class lecture course as a lem of
and rhetoric
Fortune smiled on Gays Mills fair
with bright sunshine and other elegent
giving three days of perfect
weather, large crowds, fine exhibits
and program that entertained well
he assembled patrons. If the sJciety
tails to clean up nice bunch Of surplus
funds, the opportunity win not again
come to IL to do 50 Attendance frnnn
siroqua and community was good, the
ade BY auto or carriage being charming
i this particular season. T. VI. Min