Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-02
lnsure with John Dawson 9 Cd.

Mrs. Otto OttesOn spent the week
end at Chaseburg.
Walk Over shoes, Duchess trous-
ers. Stoll & Groves.
Now is the time for penny pic
lures at Jasperson's.
M J. Felix is receiving visit from
his sister of Milwaukee.
-Calasis 81 inch fast color ginghams
at IL cents the yard at Rogers
Opera movies Friday, Saturday and
Tuesday. Great All of them.
If going to build any kind of house,
barn or shed, get Thayer's prices.
Six weeks more Of winter because
the grounding saw his shadow today.
-Hipress is a new process in work
ing mems rubbers. Ask Stoll & Groves.
-Thayer will take your Job of build
ing at figures according to your means
-Amoskeag zephyr ginghams, 80
inches wide, p cents per yard at Rog-
ers'.
You make no mistake when you
buy Rogers Sun-Fast Tub-Fast ging-
hams.
Cream of west, Gold Medal. Gold
Coin -four, all at bargs ain prices at Thay-
er's.
Don't miss that big S-reel program
at the Star" theatre next Wednesday
night.
Bargains fot this week only, Stand
ard can peas only cents per can at
Sweger's.
Mr.. l.. NJ Roseland of the Bekke-
dal yard spent several days in Milwau-
kee on business.
"A full line of women's Gypsey boots
regular 81 value, to close out at 81 50,
at Hendrickson's SELF Royal Blue store.
To make room for new spring goods
we are making great reductions on all
fall and winter merchandise. Suite d
Tate.
Will Side arrived from Montana,
last evening, telling that it is the cold
est season they have experienced for
years.
The Nuzum yard is headquarters
for new building ideas as well as for
all that is latest and best in building
material.
Trimmed hats usually sold at So. rs,
81 so and S. 90 now 81 rs, $500 and
81 so. Come early and get your choice.
Mrs. Norris.
Diamond from the Sky and Battles
of Nation at the new "Star" Wed
nesday night, Februrary9. Eight reels
Is and % cents.
We are alive at the Home Gro:ery.
Call and see what bargains we can give
you in fancy and staple goods. o. j.
Fjosne, Proprietor.
Others may try to initiate but we
know they will not meet our prices ii
they intend to continue in business.
The Blue Front Store.
The E. F. U. will give public
dance in Running's hall, Wednesday,
February 9 Good music and a good
time assured. Tickets 80 cents.
Mr. Grant Ross, Richland Center.
has 1880 wood tire silo and a stave
slo. Ask him what he thinks about
the wood tire silo with the air space.
DO not forget the fact that you
will not be able to buy an overcoat next
fall at almost or quite twice what you
pay for one here now. The Blue Front
Store.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company handle
the Huber line of threshers. steam and
gas tractors, and the Garden City self
feeders. See their sample 32-inch feed
er in their office all setrp ,ready to run.
Only one of those fine Coon coats.
the best one left. You can save $50 If
you buy it now. II not sold soon we
will sell it back to the manufacturer at
more than we ask for it. The Blue
Front Store.
AT Peterson's Newton store, now
is being offered some bargains that pru-
dent buyers can take Vantage Of:
Mackinaw coats trine above cost; Is
cent caps at 90 cents, 80 cents caps at
Is, sl25 caps at 80, to close out.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
be will hereafter continue the practice
Of law at bis office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
1t costs less to have your eyes at
tended TO by DR.. Evenson Of Lacrosse
than some of our people pay these spec
tacle peddlers for their inferior glasses.
Dr. Evenson grinds his own lenses. Go
to him and receive proper attention.
Adv.
Now is the time to place that or
der with Chas. S. Slack for your deli
eious apple trees, flowers, black berries,
St Regis ever-bearing raspberries, and
all kinds Of shrubs. Mr. Frank Wise
has placed an order to go on his new
city property il the Butt addition.