Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

/ .. e. Davis drug store.
Try some of The San Tox remedies
at o. E. DAVIS drug store.
] -Chauncey Morley came from Chi
cago for holidays at home.
Call and see the special fall mm-
Der bargains at the Nuzum yard.
Storm sash at the Nuzum yard.
| Buy now while stock is complete.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
"A fine line of meerschaum and bril-
ar pipes at o. E. Davis drug store.
Large assortment of pretty boxes,
all sizes and prices, at the Optimo.
Mr. Ben Hanson went to Nebras-
ka to spend the winter with his daugh-
| ter.
Chas. S. Slack has just sold one
silo at Gays Mill and two silos at
Kendall.
A fur muff left at Running hall is
at the CENSOR Office awaiting call by
its owner
Roy McMillin returned from an
extended sightseeing tour through
! Montana.
DO not forget that Thayer buys
| poultry, hides, corn and oats at top
market prices.
Come in and see our stock of foun-
tain pens, prices $l.00 to $500. ]. w.
Lucas, Jeweler
Emily Morris of South Dakota, is
visiting among relatives and friends
about Springville.
Miss Amy Colt arrived home from
Institutional duties at Rockford, for
| holiday vacation.
Matinee at the Star Saturday
''Under Two Flags" with Theda Bara
A special Fox feature.
Charles S. Slack & Co. have the
B. B. stave silos; also three kinds of
Illinois stave silos for 1917.
Our fountain is operated all win
ter and you can get all the regular
summer drinks. The Optimo.
Place your orders now for No.
wood. VIII commence hauling soon
as roads permit. Dewitt
--Viroqua and Vernon county stu
dents and teachers in other places
are on the march home for Yuletide
Take your watches, clocks, jewell
ry and glasses to Atwood and have
them properly repaired Prices rea-
sonable.
Where can you buy your Christ
mas candies and nuts cheaper than at
Romans grocery? Read their ad on
last page.
Harry Cade has a Hoosier extern
sion roof for his wood tire silo. Chas
S. Slack 4 Co. have sold rs Gf these
roofs in 1916
-One-pound can Baking Powder 10
cents, at Anderson Brothers Viroqua
grocery store, on Friday and Saturday
of this week
Mrs. Melvin Semmingson and Mrs.
James Oliver arrived from Montana
to pass holiday season with numerous
relatives hereabouts.
Cut high cost of living by bnying
your wood ahead in the tree or sled
| length, and cutting il up yourself at odd
| times. Thayer sells it that way.
Our line of silverware and novel
| ties are complete. You can make a
Cue selection in this line for Christ
mas gifts J. w. Lucas, JeWeler.
Such bewildering line of French
ivory goods hasnever been shown here
as A. j. Johnson is now displaying. 1t
is becoming the most popular gift
-Xylophone, marimaphOne and bell
solos at the big Christmas dance at
Running's hall, Monday evening, De-
cember %. Cy's orchestra -'nuf sed"
George WEIGH received word of
the death of an uncle at Mime apOlis,
who had attained the remarkable age
of 90, Daniel Whips. His wife sur
wives at 81. They were married 50
years.
Friday evening. December %,
there will be a Christmas program
and tree at the new Lyster school
house, 81 miles southeast of town.
Everybody invited. Josephine Clark,
teacher.
"A Christmas suggestion: Think
of father who has done SO much for
you, and buy him fur coat and fur
cap to keep comfortable through the
cold winter months. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson Il Johnson.
-Viroqua merchants association
has DECIDED that after this week all
stores will be open only one night
each week Saturday. They find the
Monday night trade not heavy enough
to warrant keeping open shop
Chains, fobs, rings, watches, laval
liers, gents sets and diamonds.
have everything new and up to the
moment in style, and second to none
in variety and range of price. A. p.
Atwood, jeweler and optometrist.
"A Winner" grain separator will
S, We you from $40 to 500 by taking
the 81 90 wheat out of your oats, Mr..
Farmer, and you still have mill dug
| ing your natu, al life for all kinds of
separating and cleaning of grain and
seeds.
Melville Tuhus looks and acts per-
fectly natural in the register of deeds
Office after vacation of six months
with the soldiers on the border. And
the court house atmosphere is natural
again with Berlie Moore on deck at
the clerks office.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of the famous Oakland sensible
six" Dealer G. NJ. Clark wishes to
advise his customers that the price
on this car will advance $50 and pro-
baby $50 on the Buick six the first of
January. All orders received before
that date will be booked at the old
price.
-Messrs. Levi & Joseph shipped
from Viroqua on Friday, their last
car load of horses for the year. II
is rthy of NOE that these gentle
men have bought here in the past
few months, animals to the value of
$50. 600. They have paid good prices
and so far as we can learn, have dealt
fairly and generously with the people
-Virogua school children of the
grades will enjoy a free motion pic
ture show at the Star theatre Friday
afternoon, thanks to Merchants Sweg-
or and Rogers They adopt this meth
n