Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-17
Short News Stori &C. Interest
PickUps by Censor Dongs
VrCqua and Vicinity
Millions Monday.
Insure with John Dawson a Co

Bargains in brick and tile at Thay-
er's.
Muslin, 81. II, Sc, by the bolt, at
Rogers.
Millinery opening Saturday, March
10th, at Mrs Norris.
See those beautiful designs in wall
paper at Franklin paint store.
Lumber, brick and tile, all at let
live prices, at Thay er's new yard.
-Peper's True Smoke, packages for
25 cents at the West Prairie Store.
Ladies free tickets for the opening
play of Miss DeVoss and company.
Willard Wiganowsky is having a
well drilled at his new farm nome.
"A fine new stock of Curtains and
curtain materials at SUttle & Tate's.
Miss Emily Mills left Friday for an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. ID. Maule of Hixton.
j. w. Norris and wife just re-
turned from ten days visit at Mil
waukee, Waukesha and Eagle.
Il announce my readiness to show
all the latest adaptations in millinery
for spring and summer. Mrs. Norris.
The finest line of SOC shirts 70 be
found in the city, both dress ard semi
dress, fast colors. Blue FroEC Store.
Your last chance to dance this sea.
son at a public ball will be at the Wood
man dance at Running's hall Friday
night.
Come to the sale at Farmers Ex-
change Saturday afternoon, and bring
some article for sale yourself, and be
a helper.
"A friend in need is friend indeed.
That is what Lind's shoes at factory
prices are proving to be. Lindemann's
Bank Basement.
AT the Farmers Store we give you
is pounds of sugar for 81 90, with one
dollar or more of other goods purchased.
Rogerson & Dahl.
Gould you spend a million a year
and have nothing left to show for 1t?
See how Brewster does it at the Opera
Electric next Monday.
See our south window display of
suits, the greatest bargains ever offer
ed in the city, new and up-to date.
The Blue Front Store.
"a STITCH in time saves nine"
Have your tire cuts fixed while they
small, at Spellum's tire repair shop,
rear of Gund's building
Don't forget the One Minute grain
grader demonstration in charge of
factory demonstration on Friday of this
week. Viroqua Implement Company.
BE sure and read Levi Eckhardt's
auction advertisement in this week 9
CENSOR, if you are interested Ia buy
ing Shorthorn cattle and Eercheron
horses.
u. W., Norris, wife and mother left
Tuesday to occompsny Mrs. Richardson
to New Auburn. Mrs. Richardson has
spent the winter with her sister, Mrs.
j. w. Norris.
-Jens Wigdahl returned from nearly
a years visit in Norway, sailing from
there the Bird of March. His boat only
sighted one war craft on the way over,
a British battleship.
If you wish to increase your income
without investing any capital, simply
by devoting two hours of your spare
time each day, address L. r. care of
CENSOR for particulars.
Virginia Lee" 81 Didn't Raise
My Boy to be a Soldier" "Tip Top
Tipperary Mary" and Wrap Me in a
Bundle" or few of the late song hits
at Browns music store.
Scout photos-every one wants
them. No one can afford to miss this
opportunity at the wonderful low price
at which we offer them for the next 20
days, at Jasperson's Studio.
-Ex- Governor Davidson, president
of the state board of control, was here
Thursday and Friday inspecting the
asylum. and county farm. He was en-
tertained at the home of Col. g. E.
Morley.
For Soc, Bungalow aprons, Sc inches
long, made of heavy percale, colors
light and dark checks, figured and
stripes, back or shoulder opening, par
eel post charges paid in first zone.
Rogers.
Golden West flour ST. per sack;
Puritan 81 .95. X. T. c. 25c brown cof-
lee 4 pounds for 90c. White Flyer
soap, bars for 25c, 80 bars for S1.00.
Good grade canned peas Sc per can. c.
H. Ostrem.
Mrs. Frank Csulkins was given a
birthday surprise at her farm home
last Thursday, number of friends re-
spending to the invitation of her 6augh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Allen. Mrs. Allen soon
returns to Montana, after spending the
winter here.
What is the reason folks are will
ing to trust their precious sight to any,
one who comes along selling glasses?
A man who is permanently located mus:
have something more to sell than
glasses. 1t is his ability. That is why
our folks are going to DR.. Evenson at
Lacrosse. He makes each pair of
lenses in his laboratory for yonr partic-
nlar needs for less money.-Adv.
-Osteopathy is not remedy. 1t is
not part of medicine or surgery. 1t
is not treatment for some particular
class or group of diseases. It is COM
plete system of therapeutics applicable
alike to all durable disease. 1t is equal
ly as good for fevers, pneumonia, la
grippe, bronchitis, tonsilitis and other
acute diseases as it is for rheumatism.
nervous prostration, constipation, head
aches and other chronic affections. DR..
C. d. Mead, 0steopathic Physician.
-Brewster's millions, which will be
shown at the opera electric next Mon
day, will be choice treat. Those ia
rniliar with the bool: by George Barr
McCutcheon can readily realize the
amount Of good material the photo play
producers can use in making this a
whirlwind rolicking comedy. Brewster
has to spend million dollars in year
IN order IN inherit q fortune of seven