Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
-Silo tile. Nnznm- Readstown.

e. ~. Nye made business trip to
Chicago.
Infants coats and bonnets at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
-walk-Ovei oxfords for men, at
Stoll & Groves.
New patti srns in curtain goods at
Suttle g. Tate s.
Bad weather and worse roads makes
dull business il town.
Sunshine CO okies and crackers, fresh
at Sweger's grucery.
Cement, lime and plaster of the
highest quality at the Nuzum yard.
BE sure and read the advertisement
of the Studebaker cars on back page.
Lawrence Bigley WAS summoned
to Rockford by the critical illness of a
brother.
If you are looking for the best roof
ing, get the Regal. at Bekkedal Lum-
Der Co.'S.
Get Barker's Rene dy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Appropriate books make the most
desirable graduation presents. Towner
has very large assortment.
Special discount sale on all spring
coats and suits at Rogers this week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Buy your screen doors and windows
now, before the flies get in your house.
John E. Nuzum & Son sell them.
For those cold days and chilly eve
nings a Bradley sweater coat or a
Chippeno mackinaw. Stoil & Groves.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
You can make that old floor look
like new hardwood with Chi-namel. If
you doubt this, call at o. E. Davis
drug store and he will prove it.
How to make your summer ironing
easy, and save money? Ask Mrs Lau.
der. How to get the highest price for
your eggs? Ask Mrs. Lauder.
Special on shoes: SO. so tan Oxfords
Sl.9S; 81. 90 and 81 so Oxfords at 81. 80:
SLIGO wine color Slippers S1.35. Low
prices on Pumps. c. H. 0strem.
Miss Carrie Moon spent few days
in the city with her brother Henry, on
her way back from San Diego, Califor-
nia, to her home at Richland Center.
Rogerson & Dahl are closing out
the M G. and American Beauty corsets
and make the following low prices: 81
corsets at 78c, ST. corsets at 81, %.
The Farmers Store.
AS graduation time is near, | wish
to put you in mind that my stock of
jewelry is complete and up-to. date;
quality the highest; prices reasonable.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Keep your eye on j. w. Lucas
display window There will be a fine
display of Queen City rings. All sets
warranted; if they come out the COM
pany will replace them free of charge.
Buy your films and amateur sup
plies at Jasperson's and get an enlarge
ment made free from any clear film or
negative with each 81 purchase. De-
veloping of films and printing will be
credited to your purchase.
"A Verndale, Minnesota, paper makes
complimentary note of the fact that
the First National bank OF that place
has Just entered upon its tbirty-first
year of business, ard that S. Lee Fraz-
Ter, one of our native Jefferson town
boys, has been connected with the bank
every minnie of the time Stree estab-
lisbmene in one capacity or another,
giving stability and assurance of sound
methods. The same man also. MIR.
Hazlett, has been president Of the con-
Germ every day.
--Pan-a-cea cures gapes because it
contains hyposulphite of soda, that is
quickly taken up by the blood, which
nsuseates the worm, causes it to let go
Its hold from the walls of the wind pipe
and then the chick is able to throw it
off. Second: 1t prevents and cures leg
weakness, because it contains New
Vornica, the greatest nerve tonic known.
Third: 1t prevents bowel trouble be-
cause it contains internal anteseptic 70
that purpose. Every package is sold OF
positive guarantee by o. E. Davis,
druggist.
One of the most pleasant school
parties enjoyed by Viroqua students
was given in honor of high school at
tendants and teachers by sixteen moth
ers, Friday night at Opera hall Near
ly hundred young life joined in the
affair and voted il an event long to. be
remembered. Those rendering the re-
ception and dance were: Mesdames
ALBION Lindemann, G. G. Fawcett, H.
E. Packard, E. D. Harrington. NJ w.
Twining, c. LRhodes, Torger Fortney.
N. E. Fortney, Max Roman, r. B.
Hoyt, Chas. S. Slack, E. P. Kuehr, F.
A. Chase, G. E. Morley, O. G. Munson
and Miss Ma tie Smith
Hon. Edgar Emo was a business
visitor in the city from Valley, where
ne has lived from young manhood and
been leading factor in all that has
been for the upbuilding of the COM
munity. Mr.. Emo twice served the
eastern district in legislature, 1874 and
1891, has been chairman of the county
board and otherwise been useful in
promoting the best affairs of his coun-
ty and state. As youngster he was
a member of the famous Twelfth reg
iment of Wisconsin in the civil war.
He contemplates attendance on the
great reunion of Yanks and Johnnies on
the field of Gettysburg, although he
did not participate in the siege.
The exhibition of work by the Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls on the high
school grounds, Wednesday afternoon,
was most pleasing. The girls wound
the May pole ribbons and gave exam
pies of folk dancing before their Queen
Of Nav, seated in lilac trimmed chair
The boys drilled, fenced and showed
how litter could be made of their
jackets and two tent poles. Two small
boys carried off one much larger than
themselves. Miss Albers played the
piano and great credit belongs to Miss
Gage for her work in training the girls
in this special line Of culture. Rev.