Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-22
Buy your coal and coke of L. c

ourenSoh grocery
Ladies' dresses at closing-ou pric-
es at Suttle & TRte's.
Buy your materials for fall repair
ing at the NUZum Yard
Engineer Shirks is taking lay-off
because of indisposition
= Fine assortment of m0ffs and sets
of furs at Suttle & Tate's.
-Albon LindemaDn comes from Chi
cago to pass Christmas day.
IF you want The best of hard or
soft coal buy of l.. c. Boyle.
= Beautiful cut glass aud silyerware,
very reasonable at Towner's.
We carry nice assortment of la
dies hand bags. O. E Davis
"A fine line of Christmas articles
from 25c and up. j. W Lucas. Jeweler
Russell Lovold, a Lacrosse plumb.
eris employed at the Smith Hardware
Come in and get your strictly fresh
eggs at Romans grocery ;34c per dozen.
Attorney c. r. Sweizer was over
from Lacrosse on probate matters,
yesterday.
Come in and see the finest self fill
ing fountale pen ever produced. j.
Lucas, Jeweler
-Anson Green of Webster is renew.
ing the scenes of boy hood days in the
Buckeye state.
Attorney Proctor was at Lacrosse
in connection with matters pertaining
to Ontario store troubles
Come in and look over our beauti
full line of Christmas presents. S B.
Lillis, opposite Dostoffice.
Now remember, the children must
have dolls Why not buy them now,
at o E. Davis drug store?
Why not g We him razor, shaw
ing outfit, collar and cuff box, pipe or
box of cigars. o. E. Davis.
After December 13. / will take in
sewing at the Steenberg house, east
of the school block Anna Legler.
Our special Christmas ice cream
viii be carmel with pineapple fruit
Place Sour order now. The Optimo
--Chas S.Slack is receiving telephone
orders from dealers for Howell roilcr
feed mills and True Take Down bobs
Order your storm sash now while
our stock is complete, and be ready for
cold weather John E. Nuzum & Sons
Daylight lamps and lanterns make
useful Christmas gifts. Buy them at
The Store of Satisfaction. M.
Felix.
Buy barrel of Ardee flour of Will
lisTs and get good bread knife. Two
barrels gets you genuine Eastman
kodak.
-Mrs. A. S. Akin, who has been a
long sufferer. was taken to Lacrosse
on Saturday for treatment and probab-
~ operation.
IF M. Towner is general subscrip-
tion agent for all magazines and news
paper5. Save money by gefelGg clan-
Ing rates through him
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are now
ready to sell wood tire hollow wall 81
los, Hoosier extension roofs and gal
vanized chutes for 1916.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in. and get our price
Our motto: ''Small profit and quick
sales. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Il am anxious to greet every one
Come in and let US have good old chat
You don't nave to buy. love to have
you come in j. W. Lucas, Jeweler
Mack Graham of South Dakota,
came for Two months He visited bis
mother at NorriG' hospita;, az did Mrs.
0uce.. of Stoddard and Mss Oucelt OF
Coon Valley.
Odd Fellow initial entertainment
for the winter series, held Saturday
night, brought fine company. Cards,
refreshments and sociabiIity filled the
program.
If you want fine white perfect
diamond will'sell it to you direct from
the cutters at 10 per cent. This will
save you 20 per cent if bought at whole
sale. J. w Lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. G. AschiFn came from North
Dakota to be present at the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs D. T Fortney. Other
relatives and friends from surrounding
towns were present to pay last fare
well.
--Q1ite the finest and latest creation
In toilet articies9is the line of Persian
ivory, which has just been unpacked
at Johnson's drug store. You should
see this line. It will solve the Christ
mas problem. 5g
Mr.. Ole Jackson of Jefferson, left
on Tuesday for q trip to Ka lsas and
Missouri, where he will visit his three
sisters. On passing through Chicago
he will make short visit with his
daughter Ida.
In putting down your list of Christ
mas presents, don't forget to put Lii
lis jewelry store at the top as a re-
minder of the place to get them. He
has suitable line for you from which
to select this year. Call and see them.
S. B. Lillis, opposite postoffice.
Closing programs in high school,
and grades Thursday and Friday at
tracted many visitors, especially par
ents. Mothers of kindergarten pupils
presented Miss Edith fainter, teacher,
with a neck chain and pendant. the
presentation being made by Mrs. o. L.
Buchanan.
"A party of about seventy five, COM
posed of Knights Pithias members of
the local lodge, and their ladies'. made
happy gathering in the club and lodge
rooms, Thursday evening, the first of
winter entertainments to be given.
Cards, dancing, billiards and refresh
ments furnished timely recreation and
social get gether.
Carrier Henry Graham wishes the
CENSOR to express to G. Fl. Gutenberg
and A j. Favor the compliments of the
travelling public. These thoughtful
farmer-gentlemen, upon their own in
itiative, got on their drags upon a re-
cent mild day and hunted eight miles
of frozen road near their farms with
the result that the highway gone over
has since been smooth as a hoor-an
example of what could be done if all
would follow the same commendable
course.
Round Prairie teacher and pupils
arranged and carried through on Friday
evening. a Christmas tree entertain
nnenf that WAS eradifabl tn the tpach-