Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-16
do your bit in war.

Fresh lump lime, cement and plaS-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Have your car washed and polish
ed at Solverson's garage.
Mems work shoes at last years
! prices. Surenson Il Dahl
Many strangers in town Sunday,
autoing from distant points
Ladies spring coats and suits at
reduced prices, at NJ. j, Felix.
Hon. A. Fl. Dahl and family of
Westby, were in the city on Sunday.
See Towner for your newspapers
and magazines by the week, month or
year.
Peter Walden, Rockton, has bought
Miller hay loader of Chas. S. Slack
& Co.
Automobile accessories, Goodyear
and Firestone tires. New stock on
hand.
j. w. Thayer wants your produce,
eggs and poultry and gives you COM
petition.
-Thayer will pay you top of market
for your eggs and poultry every day
in the week.
Patriotic and Fourth of July post
cards, buttons and pins at Morrison's
! iewelry store.
Adler Collegian, Palm Beach suits
Just received at the Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and Ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
See little Chas. Brown of this city
doing things for the movie man at
the Star, Monday night.
Mrs. Name Coy came from Cali
fornia to spend few days with her
mother, Mrs. Salome Miller.
4-Cashton Hardware Co. ordered
thirteen more Winner mills of Chas.
S. Slack & Co. for fall trade.
Mrs. w. S. Field and daughter
Ruth came from Washington, d. c.,
to visit the H. D williams family.
- For ticks on sheep, and lice on
stock, use Hygeno. One gallon makes
40 gallons OF the solution. DE. Davis.
Thomas Lattimer and Son of Genoa
ordered three more Winner mills for
fall trade of Chas S. Slack, Saturday.
Miss Eliza Haughton has been in
the city for week She goes to Mani
towoc to take up course in library
work.
-Messrs. w. F. Lindemann, Fl. E.
Packard and I. o. Mork motored to
La Crosse to attend a group session of
| bankers.
The most attractive suits and coats
we have ever shown. Now is the time
to see them. Prices from $3.50 toS 25.
Suttle Il Tate
County roads are dry but rather
rough, Because OF extreme busy con-
ditions on farms the highways have
been neglected
The Sentry tells that two recruit
| ing officers were in Hillsboro but fail
ed to find any young men willing to
enlist for the war.
Can't Sag farm gates are the best
value on the market See them at
the Nuzum yard and you will want
some for your farm.
- Ladies, remember when in the
city to look over Mrs. Norris large
stock Of hats, Just received, in the
Masonic Temple building.
Relatives and friends here learn
of the arrival of son in the Canadian
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
the first male child of the household.
Get an estimate on vou list of
building material atC.L.Culm2u Lum-
Der Companys yard before you buy
elsewhere. BY so doing you may save
some money. Try it.
Why send your tires away? Why
pay express, etc? Why not have your
vulcanizing done at home? At Sol
versions garage you will get frst-class
! service at reasonable cost.
| Il will make same price that mail
order houses do, sell on same terms,
pay one-half the freight, express or
postage. Bring me your orders and
save money. The Klebler Hardware.
Viroaua, Wis. Off
-Runningen& Robinson of Stoddard
| have sold six Winner mills and they
placed an order for three more Satur-
day with Chas. s. Slack for fall trade.
The price on all goods will soon adj
vance and now is the time to order.
Our new justices of the peace. Geo.
B. Fisher and Robert Parker, have
secured office room on the second floor
| of Williams block, almost adjoining,
so we take it that there will be no dis
cord in the justice mills of the city.
Telephone subscribers will please
correct the following errors in the
last issue of the telephone directory:
Fl. D. Williams feed store should be
1913, II. d. Williams shoe store should
be 1894, Herb Weavill 165 should be
blacksmith shop instead of residence.
19-2w'
Sergeant Heinz was home from
Camp Douglas for Saturday and Sun
day. He says the work for men on the
military range is rather monotonous,
little to do but guard duty. All told
there are only about 200 men on the
reservation. They are quartered IN
tents.
You can avoid expense, and have
comfortable vision, without headaches
| by going to La Crosse and visiting DR..
| Evenson. Our best people visit him,
and if you need glasses, you will get a
| pair that fit your eyes. Each pair is
made in his laboratory, just as den
fist makes each set of teeth for each
| individual.
Charles Lind tells the Hillsboro
| Sentry that wolves have killed more
than thirty-five sheep in that vicinity
the past spring Farmers of HillsborO
and Greenwood towns bave formed an
| organization and oiTer a reward of S28
per head for every old wolf extermi-
mated within those towns, and one
half the amount for destruction ofcubS.
See Roscoe Annear in bis dash to