Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-17

Fruit jars and jelly glasses at
TOWERS.
The Litchfeld laundry at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Second hand Case engine for sale
at Chas. S. SLACK & Co.'S.
Economy fruit jars, to be closed
out at factory cost, at Towner's.
Mrs. Berlie Moore and son Winston
spent last week at the Moore farm near
Ross.
Miss Eva IngersSl came from Pc
kin, Illinois, to visit at the old Willsey
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Wulfgram
visited relatives and friends at La
Fargo.
Mrs. Marshall Surenson was at La
Crosse to attend commencement ex-
ercises at Lutheran hospital.
Give Surenson your order for a
basket of canning peaches now. A
carload will be here next Tuesday.
DIR. W. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Minnesota linseed oil paints, none
better-srd several brands on the mar
ket not quite so good. A. ]. johnson
sells it.
Bring your watches to Sam Lillis
if you want expert results, promptness
and right prices. Tate building, OPP
posite postOffice.
Why be so far behind the times
with your hay making, when you can
get one of those Dain leaders on 1918
time, at Chas. S, Slack & Co.'S?
Car of peaches viii be in the first of
week; report from growers that they
are extra fancy in full bushel baskets
price will be $500. ATS. A. Sweger's
Mr.. NJ. J. Dolan Of, Rising Sun has
bought a new Stoukhton wagon gear
and Melrose convertible wagon bed of
Chas. S. Slack & Co. to do his freight
ing with.
Hon. A. H. Dahl was in the city
circulating among friends on Monday.
He is just commencing his congression-
al canvass. He viii cover the district
in an automobile.
Il have secured the service of a
professional undertaken and embalmer.
All calls, day or night, will receive our
prompt attention. Telephone 294 or
230. G. E. Morley.
We are making extremely low prices
on birch and maple flooring in order to
reduce an over-stock. This flooring is
endmatched, bored for nails and po-
lished and lays a very beautiful and
durable floor. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Lawrence Dickson and wife ar
g., go
renee will go to the military reserva-
ton with the regimental band. Other
absent members of the organization
will be here for practice and departure.
Winter wheat harvest has been on
for few days, and it will soon be bar
ley that win feel the sickle edge. There
is succession Of farm crops for gath
ering, and the man who is not busy
with all-fours is indeed a creature to be
pitied.
"A j. Johnson, the druggist, took
cut one of those Butler rust proof round
stock tanks with stock fountain built
in the tank, to his Genoa farm, last
week. See sample at Chas. S. Slack
& Co.'S. Henry Huschka has also pur-
chased one of these tanks.
Geo. K. NuZum's farm team made
savage run on the streets this after
noon. One of the animals is severely
lacerated by the Topping tongue of
the wagon and running against tree.
The harness and wagon were damaged
to the extent of several dollars.
-Chas. s. Slack has hired a good
engineer and will make a runof thresh-
ing this year like old times We thank
our old customers and hope to get
share of the work, as our rig will be
the latest zp-to-date outfit that can be
had for successful and good work. We
do not expect to do any visiting this
fall when threshiDg.
Chris and Renert Christianson each
bought new Wolverine" corn and to-
baeco eultivators last week, believing
right, that they can earn the price of
the plows in extra yield of Corn by the
use of these money making tools at this
stage Of the game. Too many quit too
soon with their corn cuItivating and
lose money by doing 90.