Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-06

-Mox Sad Ali, Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, August II, II, Is.
Misses sl.00 MILDLY and Norfolk
blouses Friday only SOC. Roman & Felix.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ogden returned from a
visit with her daughter in South Dako-
ia.
First three days of next week, Mox-
Sad-Ali & Company in vaudeville, Zoe,
15c.
The Optimo. for ice cream and sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
Ladies soc fancy hose in black and
all colors. Friday only 3Sc. Roman &
Felix.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have a
special deal on buggies if taken at
once.
DON'T forget to see the fine assort-
ment of mems pajamas at Stol &
Groves.
Ladies', misses and children's silk
and cotton dresses at one half price.
Rogers.
Prof. A. E. Smith and wife are
passing week with relatives near
Marshfield.
Let Suite & Tate show you their
bargains at the cleanup sale now on at
their store.
Ladies' misses and children's silk
and cotton dresses at so cents on the
dollar at Rogers.
Have in stock several $500 porch
settles. Take your chico at So. SO each.
Wigs furniture store.
The very newest designs, patterns
and styles in neckwear just received at
The Blue Front Store.
Captain Buffers and wife went to
Tomah by automobile to see a cousin
of the former, who is very ill.
-Chas. s. Slack & Company have
subsoil attachment for any plow that
is worth while to investigate,
Player piano concert every evening,
open till nine o'clock. Everybody well
come. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company sold
five binders inside of twelve hours last
week, besides lot of other things.
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerwell
varnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis.
Mrs. C. j. Smith returned from
Trempealeau and Minneapolis, where
she spent two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. L. Davig and { lighter Inge-
borg, are visiting relat. and friends
at Minneapolis, st. Paul nj Sandstone.
There never was a better time to
buy a sweater coat than now at StolI &
Groves, because they have what you
want.
Harrison Shook of Chippewa Falls
passed through the city, Sunday, en-
route to Viola, where he will visit rela-
tives.
Ladies should try the rubber tired
tray wagon for sale at Chas. S. Slack
& Company's. The Dawson family are
using one.
Remember our men GU ranteed
socks, The Bachelors .ie1i. The
best wearing hosiery made. TIE Blue
Front Store.
-Threshing machines re again in
operation. As U ull, i;ny farmers
are threshing from the shock, avoiding
the labor of stacking.
&C. A. Parker and wife returned
Sunday from Nation, spending vaca-
tion time in that delightful paradise of
lake. stream and fish.
A. error crept into the wedding
notice of Mr.. Anderson of Franklin in
our last issue-the initials should have
been A. j. instead of S. E.
We have $50 samples of dress goods
and cloakings which you can buy in any
quantity from yard up. Prices 93c
to 50 10 per yard. Rogers.
Il. A. Bigley has resigned as clerk
of the local Woodman camp. Members
will kindly remember to pay assess
ments to Edw. Wig hereafter.
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.
In addition to the delicious ic e
cream, the Optimo is serving this sea-
son, fine homemade sherbets in a var
iety of fiavors win also be carried.
We have experienced large sales
during the cleanup opening, but plenty
of bargains remain. Take advantage
of them while they last. Suite & Tate.
Business men returned from camp
on Monday, reporting a pleasant and
restful outing. Wives, to the number
of dozen, joined the party and spent
Friday in camp.
Still the oil stoves are going at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's. Mrs. L.
German, Mrs. Lena Erickson, Mrs. Ed.
Ellefson and |. N. Groves, Jr., being
the last to purchase.
George Horribly and family of Frank
lin are off for an auto trip through
Iowa, Kansas, New Mexico and Arizo-
ma. They expect to return the early
part of September.
w. NJ. Bouffleur and wife are here
from their state of Oregon home. Mr..
Bouffleur ia making final settlement of
his fathers estate. They go to Ohio
and will return in a month.
DR. c. D. Mead departed, Sunday
morning, for KirksvilIe, Missouri, at
which place he will attend American
Osteopathic convention and take some
special work. He will return next Sat
urday.
MRS. D. w. Favor recently arrived
from Rochester, where she spent the
winter and spring with her son Frank.
Mrs. Wyman Arnold. a daughter from
Augusta, is also visiting among rela-
tives hereabouts.
DIR. McElwee viii visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Wednesday,
August IL. The doctors examinations
are free and persons suffering from
chronic ailments are cordially invited
to call and get his opinion regarding
their cases.
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