Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-04

\ Roman & Felix.
New styles in Warmers rust proof
eorsets, at Roman & Felix.
If your pocket-book could talk it
would recommend the Ford.
"A son came t. the home of Mr. and
/ Mrs Bert Wilson at Aberdeen.
! New spring coats and skirts at req
soma Die prices at Roman & Felix
If you want q better fitting e0ilsr
buy Manhattan shirts from St0ll d
Groves
Ladies' large full size bungalow
| aprons, light and dark eol0rs, soc each,
Rogers.
THE best car for its price ard
none better at any price. That's what
we claim for the Ford
-Erastus Bowman was up from Spar
ia greeting relatives and friends in this
city and community.
Mrs. Donald Clarke went to New
Ulm. Minnesota, to join her husband,
who has employment there.
! Nice juicy and sweetSunkist oraSg-
| es, 1Sc per dozen, or dozen for 35c, at
Sweger's Sanitary Grocery.
"A bungalow apron, bungalow skirt,
bungalow cap. light and dark colors,
one price, 81 90 each. Rogers.
Geo. w. Dudley and other Lacrosse
county breeders we're over to after d
Howard Smiths auction sale.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of the Vernon County Land
Company. See A. j. Beat or Albert
Larson.
Mrs. Ray Waterman, who spent
the winter here, returned 70 her home
at Minneapolis, accompanied by her
children.
For that cold take T.axacold tablets
mo quinine, no buzzing in the ears.
Relief in a day and night. We guar
antee them. 0. E Davis.
Mrs. S. L. McMasters and son Ken
meth went to Ontario to attend a home
talent play in which daughter and sis
ter Nellie took leading role.
There is health in every bottle OF
NyaHs Hot Springs Blood r 1edy It's
continued use will make you feel like
new. We guarantee it. o. E. Davis
-R m m ber third entertainment
course number falls on Friday night az
this week Tine Stroliers, splen,
did quartet II musical, recitals, costume
work.
Sam G. Peterson has opened up a
black smith shop at West Prairie in the
old Hans Hum shop, and is prepared
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him trial.
On March 9th Miss Ida Bjerk will
open a dressmaking shop in the second
story of Mrs. Larson's millinery store
She invites ladies of town and country
to call on her.
- Hon. ]. D. Beck of the state indus
| trial commission, has been at hsme for
week suffering from illness. He has
been confined to his bed portion of the
time, hut is improved
AT Larson & Solverson's auto ga
rage you will find anything from a sec
oud- hand Ford 10 a six cylinder Stude
bsker, and those are the extremes in
automobile comparisons.
Those new La Crosse full clipped
gear farm trucks are the finest farm
wagons on the market today and you
viii say so, too, when you investigate
at Ch4s. S. Slack & Company's
r B. Hoyt ana wife were over
from Chaseburg on Friday They have
given an order for an up-to-date Buick
automobile, sub-sgents of Tuhus &
Clark being the local statesmen.
Before you are ready to build that
house or barn call at the Nuzum lumber
yard and get their prices. Their policy
of high-grade stock at reasonable prices
seldom fail to get the business.
Those in need of silo or building
tile will do well to place their orders at
once, as there will be a shortage on
this material when the building sea son
opens. See john e. Nuzum & Son now
Edwin M fainter of this city has
been at Readstown endeavoring to in
terest authorities in the matter of util-
izing the excellent water power there
to operate the electric lighting system
to be soon established
MIR. Farmer, come and take one of
our leading makes of grain cleaners
and graders and if it is not the best
don't keep it. Prove it on your own
farm. We want only the best, and be-
lieve we have it. Chas. S. Slack &
Company.
-Elgin shirts lead all makes, always
up-to- date. They fit, wear and are alb
soIutely guaranteed. We are in receipt
of the largest and most complete line
of these goods for spring that we ever
had Come in and see them. The Blue
Front Store.
Teasdale died at Sparta on Friday last,
after years suffering from tuberculosis.
She was about fifty years old. The
senator and his wife had no children.
For the afflicted husband our people ex-
tend sincere sympathy.
Town Treasurer Frank R. Emo, Hen
ry W. Obert, Chas. Winchell and Frank
Vitcenda, of Forest town, were over to
the county seat Of Thursday, the for
mer to make final returns to the coun-
ty treasurer, and all of the party to at
tend sale of Howard Smith.
Attention is called to adver Use ment
of the auction sale of Geo. 5. Fisher.
which will be held March H. Mr. Fish
er has a prize winning herd of Jersey
cattle and breeders will ko well to con-
slider this. These animals ought to be
retained right here by our farmers and |
breeders.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. M. Trowbridge |
departed yesterday for New York City, |
where the doctor will take a special |
course at the New York Eye and Ear |
Infirmary, to supplement the broad |
knowledge he already possesses in dis |
eases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. |
They will return about the first of |
April
Many cars are being sold this win
ter, and all the cars are made lighter I
in weight and stronger in horse power |
For a moderate price car with complete /
equipment and worm type steering /
gear, easy springs and three-speed car,
the Maxwell ''25" seems to take the |
lead, as 80 have been delivered out of |
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