Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-15

seventeen Jewel hlled IN screw case
$40 75 j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Warm bath robes and kimonas for'
these cold DAYS at Suttle & Tate's.
j. F. Parker went to Marshfield t.
spend the winter with his daughter.
Lawrence Minshall is employed at
Felix department store during holidays
Floyd Christensen is home after
! speT ding the season in South Dakolc
Mrs. E. K levitt of Snarta spent
Sunday In the city with Mrs. c. w.
Graves
lis there anything more acceptable
than set of furs for Christmas. SUIT
| tie & Tates.
Ladies o size, 20 year gold filled,
hand engraved watch, SlLO0. j. W.
| Lucas, Jeweler.
Candy, candy, candy. extra fancy
mixed only 10 cents per pound. Better
drop in at Your Store {"
Monkeys special 0leomsTgarine,
the best on the market, for sale at
Henry Brothers grocery.
For your Christmas car dies ard
ruts 20 10 Henry Brothers grocery.
Quality and prices right.
Under Sheriff HOMELAND was
Readstown on Monday to close out the
Silbaugh livery effects.
| Leave your order for a Studebaker
now and you will be pretty sure to get
one in the spring Of 1916.
When you buy Rockford silverware
you take no risk. The guarantee is un-
! limited. ]. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Cold weather is the time to test
one of our pipeless furnaces. Kuebler
| is willing for you to give the test.
OF 1aka
automobiles have been booked by Lar.
son & Solverson for spring delivery.
-Silss II. Foster and wife are pass
| ing holiday season with their daug liter,
| Mrs Melvin Steenberg, at Retreat
Thomas Hendrick and wife return
| ed from Nebraska after several years
absence, and will live again at Newton.
%. & Fortney OF Franklin together
with many others left his order for a
Studebaker Six at Larson & Solverson' s
Sterling silver novelties, tea spoons.
/ knives and forks, souvenir spoons and
everything for the table. J. W. Lucas,
Jsweier.
Miss Anna Turner went to Edmonds
to spend a portion OF the winter months
with the Kelley and Richards families,
her kindred.
Stamping of the 1914 pooled tobac-
co crop in this city commenced on Mon
day. under supervision of Ed Jennings
and an expert sampler.
Editor VanWirter and wife were
Viola shoppers on Friday They were
accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence, who
came to pass day with her son Paul.
Senator Leroy Williams of Denver.
enroute to New York, is expected to
drop off here and pay his parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. d. Williams, brief visit
on Friday.
John N. Hall and wife were here
TO visit the Lattas on Friday. They
had just returned from Ohio. joan
thinks be prefers Wisconsin to the land
of his birth.
Annual meeting OF ladies' Congre-
gational aid society will be held with
Mrs w. D. Dyson on Saturday of this
week at three o'clock. A full attend
ance isdesired Aa'1' e'f
Why do the people all over buy
their cars today and along this fall de-
liveries in the spring or as soon as the
agent can get them In the Studebaker
make of cars?
Studebaker trucks, express wagons,
delivery cars, buses, combination cars
can be delivered early next spring if
you see Larson & Solverson and leave
your order now.
i handle Standard pianos warrant
ed ten years. Call in and let me tell
you about them. / buy direct from
| factory and can save you many dollars.
| j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Chester Kanouse, who killed the old
watch tinker William Kipp at Bell Cen
ter, appeared beforesJucge Clementson,
| pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
! life imprisonment in states prison.
Our high school reporter tells of
Saturday nights basket ball contest
with Westby. The second game for
| the SEASON will be here against Soldiers
Grove, Friday night of this week.
These games should be well patronized
| by the public.
"A Christmas present worth having
would be something useful. Good eve
sight is useful. Preserve it. Let DIR.
j ESsuson the eve specialist of Lacrosse
fit your mothers eyes with glasses.
That will be a useful Christmas pres
emit lie grinds his own lenses.
For a fancy price John E NuZum
disposed of the beautiful sorrel draft
team used about the lumber yard
They went to city user who wanted
something large and extra And by
the way, buyers are taking many AMI
mails from this section.
Mr.. Ira Caspersop, one of the sales
men in Kuebler's hardware store, met
with a grevious accident. BY mis-
step he fell and fractured two bones in
his instep, laying him up. Il is not
only painfcl but mighty inconvenient
for himself and employer at this busy
holiday season.
The first of a series of socials and
parties to be given by the Masonic or
Iders, was a fine success Friday even
ing at the temple; cards, refreshments
and sociability. No place in the city is
so well adapted to the quick and con-
venient handling of large crowd as
the Masonic quarters.
--Blaugas is cheaper, safer, more
efficient. more convenient, and more
practical than any other of the illumi-
ntnts that can be used in districts not
served by city gas mains. Telephone
us and we will bring our demonstration.
Use it for cooking and lighting. The
Kuehler Hardware.
Did you ever stop to think, that
when u misplaced bone or hgament is
pressing upon the nerve and blood sup
DIV, often csusing rheumatism, sciatlca,
neuritis and neuralgia. in which all the
medicire in the world never did nor
never will cure or remove the causeI
Is il not then reasonable thst Geo
patty is the only science that cal. re-