Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-03

Choice tobacco Iath at Nuzum' s
lumber yard.
Try bar of that toilet soap at o.
E. Davis, price 10c.
Red barn paint at IS cents per gal
son, at 0.E. Davis
Use "Instant Louise Killer" for
your chickens. o. E. Davis.
If desiring to buy farm on easy
terms call on ]. w. Thayer.
For goodness sake, use Marvel
-four. A. E. Surenson sells it.
j. l. Case tank pumps and thresh-
.er belts at Anderson & Sauer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Samples of Crex rugs at Chas. S.
Slack & Company's, this week.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Bigger and better than ever = the
Kelly Stock Company. Here all fair
week.
DIR. Hess Stock food, Poultry Pam
acea, and Instant Louise killer at o.
e. Davis.
known as the best, from east to
wsst-Marvel -four. For sale by A. E.
Surenson.
Special assortment of walking, sui
ky and gang plows at Chas. S. Slack &
Company's.
Another shipment of White Way
washers and laundries at Chas. S. Slack
& Company's.
Call and get our prices and we will
get VOur business John g. NuZum a
Son Lumber Co.
Miss Mary Coff1and will resume in
struction in vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. For information, phone g.
-Tilman Knutsen and Ed Wig drove
to Ontario, yesterday, to superintend
the building of a silo on their farm.
If you are going to paint, use the
Weather Proof 100 per cent pure paint;
sold by 0. E. Davis, at 81. 80 per gallon.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. John E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Co
Sever Tally disposed of his fine six
cylinder Mitchell automobile to John
Hanson, who lives three miles south of
town.
Twenty cent coffee, 5 pounds for
S5c; 2Sc Peaberry coffee Csc; Z bars Bob
White soap 25c; zoe red salmon 175c.
c. H. Ostrem.
IF you need anything in the line of
tobacco shed Or barn lumber, come and
look over our stock before placing your
order. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Entire new stock of sweaters and
mackinaH Jackets just received.
Mems, Doys and children s. The.lstest,
the best and the cheapest. The Blue
Front Store.
We are overstocked on home-ren-
dered lard, therefore selling at the cut
price. of 12s cents per pound. This is
choice article. Call at the jackson &
Longwell meat market.
Mrs. Joseph Denning was conveyed
on cot to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Stoke at Hartford. Early last
winter she suffered a fracture of one
hip and restoration has been slow. y
-Elbert Hubbard, the celebrity among
noted writer's, will deliver his lecture,
Earning Living, " in the Armory at
Sparta, Friday night, September II, at
S:l5 O'Clock. Admission 80 and rs cents.
Secure reservations of c. Z. Mcmillan,
Sparta.
To the Blue Front Store, then to
school. Get the boy a wearproof suit
and you will have no occasion to look
after it during the year. The very lat
est in Norfolk style, blue, gray, brown,
and mixed. So so 60 $500. The Blue
Front Store.
w. M. Crume returned from La
Crosse, having placed his son Howard
Il k1I xxvkA Es.r
operated upon for appendicitis. Mr..
Simeon Of Gays Mills, to the same in
like operation.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Beck have sue
ceeded in purchasing fine addition to
their farm west of town, the j. d.
Cade place of 100 acres, which adjoins
them on the south. With the premises
they took practically all the personal
property. This gives the Becks $50
acre farm adjacent to town, on which
they are making substantial better
ments and providing for the future a
model plantation.
Harry Dahl was in the city from
Westby on Monday, having the sup
port of crutches. Unfortunately, he
ran rusty nail into the bottom of his
right foot. Although treated quickly,
he was experiencing trouble and pain
from swelling. Harry and his brother
Chester we're driving a new Overland
automobile, having secured agency for
the same, to go with their Ford hand
ling. Their demonstration car was
quickly snapped up by ALT Midland of
West Prairie. They will have more
1914 cars right away.
DIR. Otis E. Cronk arrived home
from annual meeting of Universal Chi
ropractors' association at Davenport,
Iowa. He reports it the record con-
vention both in point of attendance and
interesting happenings. Over five hum
dred chiropractors were present from
every state in the union and eighteen
foreign countries. Features of the
week were monster parades, lectures,
and special work in TIE science, BAN
quets, band concerts, picnics, steamer
excursions, and mock trial of chiro
practor, in which Governor
Thomas Morris of Lacrosse was prose-
cutting attorney and his partner, Fred
II. Hartwell, attorney for the defense.
The Viola reunion of Twelfth reg
imeut was joyous gathering for the
old veterans, both for the Twelfth and
other soldier organizations. More than
a hundred registered, Viroqua section
sent lust about a fifth of the total
number. Mingled with pleasure was
the sad thought that doubtless for
many of the comrades the nd-clasps
were for the last time on earth. Still