Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-25
Quo Yadis,, Tuesday.

Quo Vadis" Tuesday.
Under the Black Flag" Saturday.
Chas. S. Slack sells cement and
tile machinery.
Very low prices on cut glass at S
B. Lillis' jewelry store.
Something new in ladies' spring
coats at S. rs, Rogers.
Miss Grace Dinsdale spent Sunday
with friends in Lacrosse.
Headquarters for tobacco seed at
Sweger S s Sanitary Grocery.
Ladies' spring suits, $500, 81 so,
So 90, $l2 90, SIS 90, at Rogers
Light weight l.. L tobacco muslin.
81: per yard by the bolt, at Rogers.
Remember the name S. B. Lillis,
when your watch stops and bring it in.
See the Enterprise deep well pump
jacks at Chas S. Slack & Company's'
Hollywood" bungalow washable
rag rugs, size 27x54, 81. % each, Rogers.
Just received shipment of Hart,
Schaffner & Marx suits for spring. Ro-
man e Felix
Ask Lillis about the silver knives
and forks that can't wear out. Worth
your while.
If you are going 20 build silo See
Bekkedal Lumber Company for prices
on stave or tile.
BE sure to see Under the Black
Flag, Golden Seal film at the Opera
Electric, Saturday.
Oluf M. Hanson of Jefferson has
bought 100 acre farm in southwest
corner of Coon, where he is moving.
Chas. S. Slack has 1-horse wash
ing machine special gas engine ordered
that will run your cream separator, too.
1t costs no more to have your watch
repaired correctly and generally not as
much To accomplish this leave il with
S. B. Lillis, jeweler.
Grant Dewitt and wife have moved
from the Goodell farm to this city.
Cliff Nicks and family have charge of
the farm this season.
You can buy coop for one hen and
80 chicks for less than you can buy the
material to make one. Investigate.
Chas. S. Slack & Co sell them.
Council granted permission to DR.
Lauder to construct 20x30 corrugated
addition to his block. Also granted
Ziizner & Fortney permit to erect a
gasoline pump on the curb.
Sun shielding awnings are being
brought into play, new ones having been
placed in front of the business places
of Ed. Mullen, Henry Hendrickson, T.
T. Sanwick, Sam Lillis and Mrs. B. +.
Norris.
We have been fortunate in the
purchase of quantity of mercerized
foulard charmeuse which retails regu-
larry at 25 cents, but which we are go
ing to sell at Is cents per yard, while
it lasts. Rogerson & Dahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Groves, who
visited lstter's brother and sister of
this city, G. C. DeGarmo and Mrs. w.
L. Tate, returned to Richland Center
where they purchased large dairy
farm and moved upon the same.
Grandma Weber suffers from in
juries sustained in fall at the home of
her son John in this city. She was TAX
en- to Chris Weber on Dach Ridge. 1t
was on his return from q professional
visit to this aged woman that the fatal
ity came to DR.. Hagen.
Violin school, all branches taught.
Specially of orchestra and solo work
Careful attention given children and
beginners. Incorrect playing habits
corrected and all pupils taught to read
music in a short time. Studio over
Browns Music Store. c. F. Wallace,
Violin Teacher.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors
Chiropractic is a science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal
Call and talk over your
case with us Analysis free. Over StolI
& Groves. Phone q, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
-Viroqua Court, No. a., Tribe of
Ben Hur will be instituted on Tuesday
night next, class of 80 members. Su-
preme Post Chief II. j. McGinnis will
institute the court, assisted by E. r.
Johnson, Deputy Supreme Chief and c.
w. fainter, district manager. Invita-
tion dance will follow adoption at Run
ning's.
We have new automobile agency
in town, Roy Zitzner and Peter L. Fort
ney, who will handle the REQ, a fine
medium priced car. They received
carload of the machines and have tenn
porary quarters in the old Perkins black
smith shop. They have rented the
main room in DR.. LADDERS block ON
lower Main street, which will be espec-
ALLY arranged for garage use.
Manager Brown considers himself
fortunate in having secured such pro-
1uction as Tempest and Sunshine a
Of Mary j. Holmes most /
popular novel by Lem B. Parker. This /
popular production is one Of those kind !
that is interesting 10 the young as well |
be the old by showing the contrast Of |
the natures Of the two beautiful sis /
Ter; one being quick and passionate, the I
lther gentle and mild. This is a south. |
srn play about the time Of 1850, Opera /
house, Friday, March 27.