Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-04

at Stoll & Groves.
When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
When you want a good shoe buy
Walk-Over at Stoll & Groves.
DIR Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Dance at Westby, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10. Music by Gabel's Apiece
orchestra.
--Thayer wants your poultry and
eggs every day in the week at top
prices.
! Stephenson-Hatch one button and
Muusing underwear for men and boys.
Stcil & Groves.
/ Annual Congregational rummage
sale will be held at the church on Fri
day, October -.
Rooms for rent upstairs in the
Roman building. Inquire of Max Ro-
man. 40-4w
Your buildings are dried out and
in fine shape for painting. Why not
use weather proof paint. Sold by O.
f. Davis
Don't put off fixing those windows
until it gets cold. Buy your window
glass and putty of o. E. Davis and fix
them now.
H. E. Anderson has added a fine
new line of groceries to his meat
shop, and invites share of your trade
in this line.
We have large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you buy. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
"A large number of young people
are planning to attend the big dance
at Westby, Tuesday, October 10. Ga
| bells celebrated orchestra will furnish
the music.
The big pony contest at Felix
will close Saturday, October p. Dou-
bic votes on every purchase from now
until contest closes. Hurry, if you
want to win the pony.
Thousands have found the Caloric
riueless furnace satisfactory. We
have The references, and we give you
| full assurance that it will not disaL-
point you. The Kuebler Hardware.
-Underwear is a serious problem
this season with most merchants We
bought so early that our prices are
kinds. Blue Front, Ellefson & john
| son.
Watch next week for Mr.. Browns
announcement on the greatest fea-
lures ever offered the public with such
stars as Viola Allen, Kathlyn Will
ans, Edna Mayo, Francis Y Bushnan
and Henry Walthail.
Town officers and former officials
we're in the city from Whitestown, on
Friday, to defend an action in justice
court brought by Prentis Abbott for
contract work ia the town. The mat
ter was postponed to : later date.
Suits and ovorcots. Now is the
time you think about a new suit and
overcoat. We desire to say that you
will find here the very best in style,
quality and wear. The new pencil
backs for young men. Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Alderman Ed. Schmidt and wife
were at Lacrosse, Mr.. Smith having
taken the oath and appointment as
railway mail messenger. He will not
assume his duties till his fall masonry
work is closed up. He does not know
where he will be assigned to duty.
jacob Dach of Viroqua and J. NJ
Vitcenda of Cashton, ran into one an
other with their automobiles on the
streets here last Sunday They were
both driving slow and no injuries was
sustained only to the cars. They were
somewhat damaged. -Cashton Record.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John E. Stoll re-
turned from Lacrosse, where John
was under treatment for nearly a
month. 1t viii be good news for his
| friends to know that he is getting
along fine, that he has been relieved
of a trouble that has annoyed him
from boyhood
Another business change is an
nounced in Viroqua, Earl Truesdale
having taken over the restaurant bus
mess and stock of A. II. Mossholder,
the latter taking a house and four
| lots from Truesdale near the Catholic
church With competent help Earl
expects to conduct the restaurant.
War, war, romance, thrills, our
| soldier boys ON the border, Mexicans
all are featured in making 'Liber-
ty" one of the most timely and in
teresting photoplays of the present
time. This great story begins next
week Thursday. Mr.. Brown will re-
ceive 200 Liberty buttons for the boys
and girls this week.
Eight hundred small newspapers
nave gone out of business and publish
ers of large journals are gravely con-
cerned over the white paper situation
through the discontinuance of the
manufacture of paper by many mills.
Many journals have reduced the num-
Der of columns of their papers, while
others are reducing the size of their
margins.
Are you interested in a heating
stove that burns the cheapest slack
coal as successfully as the best grade
of lump coal: that heats the floor and
corners of the room as well as near
the stove? Then attend the big dem
Onstrat ton of Moore heaters at Sauer
Hardware Company Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
John NJ. fainter returned from
work on C. w. Chase farm buildings
near Towerville. He was a witness to
| the cyclone and storm that passed ov-
/ er that section week ago He helped
release Albert Munson, who was killed
in tobacco shed and two others who
were somewhat injured. Mr.. fainter
tells of the bad damage wrought by
wind, lightning and rain.
Mrs. c z. Buffers arrived home
! from the south on Saturday morning
! She extended her trip from Cincin-
natl to San Antonio. going with her
husband and the troops to austin.
I Texas. % their long hike, from there