Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-28
Get ready for the fair.
The Rosary, Friday night.
Five big races for the fair

Five big races for the fair
Primary election September 3.
Opera Electric, Saturday night.
Tobacco and corn are making great
strides toward maturity.
New attractions every week at
Towner's loo department.
Mems dress shirts, 81 and 81 Is
values at 85c, at Roman & Felix.
Talking machine free with $50 cash
purchases at Lem Stevling's store.
Mrs. John Hockenbsrry is here
from Illinois visiting her sister and
other relatives.
"A full line of everything desirable
for l0c, now carried in Towner's new
Toe department,
Complete line of the new velour
and rough hats at l.5O, 81, $3.50 and
SIS, at Roman & Felix.
Wanted 1000 live up-to date horse
men to use Hyde q Thayer's simple
and safety shaft hitch.
Hart Schaffner q Marx $lS suits at
SIS so, $40 suits at Sl6 IS, SIS suits at
SIS s., at Roman & Felix
Our prices on building materials
are lowest in the city and grades equal
tc any. John E. Nuzum & Son.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. e. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office, 1-52w,
Lumber would be twice the price
if it were not for paint Why not paint
yorr buildings noTP Remember, o. E.
Davis has complete line of paints.
Prof. a.. E. Smith and ]. W. Thay-
er spent a portion Of last week in vicin-
ity of Mai'shfeld, where Mr.. Smith
purchased a40 acres of fine wild lands.
Will have fresh supply of candy
this week. Zeigler's and Bunte Bros.
corrections in glass jars. See our win
dow Saturday night. Martins Grocery.
Mr.. Ole, A. vedup, has disposed of
his restaurant busines at Westby and
viii remove to this city and open in the
building recently occupied by Mrs. Kit
Pierce. 5{fSGSN
Wallace Mccoy and Theodore Bick-
lie moved with their families and house
hold goods from Valley to northern
Wisconsin, where they expect to make
their home. ar
We have a large stock of barn
boards and timberssto close out at al
most cost prices. Barn builders will
save money by seeing us before buying.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
Remember. we are still making
enormous rednctions on suits. They
are right up-to-date and in weight suit
able for wear all season of the year.
The Blue Front Store.
Near Sugar Grove few days since.
Mr.. Crumrine had the misfortune to
lose three mich cows, lightning strik-
ing the pasture where the cattle were,
killing three and knocking two others
down.
Another large shipment of the ia
nous ''Elgin" and Gutter and Crss-
settle" dress shirts just received. No
matter what your taste is we believe
we can satisfy it. The Blue Front
Store.
The Hillsboro Sentry says County
Road Commissioner Ristow was look
ing over the road-work west of town.
He says that the greatest trouble at
this season is the scarcity of help, it
being almost impossible to get sufficient
help
We are unable to get from the
manufacturers the ladies rain coats we
have been selling as fast as we could
dispose of them. They certainly meet
the popular demand. We are exclusive
agents for these garments. The Blue
Front Store.
Send for beautiful catalogue of the
Wisconsin Business University of La
Crosse, Wisconsin, the great training
school of the Northwest. Fall term
begins September 8, 1912. Thre
months tuition free. The only school
in the world that has 5000 employed
graduates.
The Mary Ann or second choice bal
lot provided by the last legislature will
be IN force for the primary on Septem-
Der 3rd. Under this law, voter may
cast first choice and second choice
for candidates for the nomination Of all
county. state, legislative and congress-
ional Offices.
1t is claimed that the sham battle
between the federal and state troops
waged between Camp Douglas and
Sparta, cost the government something
like million of dollars. One Of the
planks in ROosevelt's Bull Moose plat
form is for two battleships every year.
each to cost upwards of $, 900, 900. /
We are certainly living in a progress
iye' IL not bloody age for eYpendi- /
lures, both state and national And
the people appear to relish it.