Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-12


Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat & Larson. agents.
-Thayer will sell wood timber by
acre or cord as may be desired
-Thayer wants men for logging in
northern Wisconsin. Good pay.
Beautiful new coats for kid6ies
and misses at Suttle & Tate's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone e6.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
j. w. Thayer is in Milwaukee at
tending state fair; j. D. Beck also.
See the last chapter of''The Voice
on the Wire" Friday, at the Star.
-Coffeel Coffeel Coffeel Six pounds
of coffee for 81 at Romans grocery.
AT Arthur Bishops they have a
young son, arriving with the late frost
Genuine Paroid roofing at the Nu-
yum yard, fine for garage or g anary.
See our wonderful stock of ladies'
dresses and skirts at Suite & Tate 81
To save cost of moving, Anton
Olson is offering his entire stock at
cost while it lasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Kingsley re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Mason City, Iowa.
Prof. Taylor Brown was on our
streets yesterday. Glad he's able to
escape from hospital.
We have no BEET sugar, but we
give you II pounds of pure cane sugar
for 81. Surenson & Dahl.
The sign of the Poppy, Bluebird
feature: and two-reel Keystone com
edy at the Star tomorrow.
Remember that we are still SELL
ing matches at SC per box and soap
at sc per bar. Romans grocery.
Otto G. Brown went to Camp Doug
las to say farewell to Viroqua soldiers.
They leave for the south Thursday.
Always room at the top. If you
attend the Commercial College, Man
kato Mimi, you are sure Of good po-
siuion.
Lumber suitable for cribs and
granaries at the Nuzum yard. Do
your bit and provide for your bumper
crops.
Miss Margaret Reed resumes her
duties in Minneapolis schools after
passing vacation at her Springville
home.
We have received this week many
new fall waists made in silk, satin,
Crepe de chine and Georgette. SUIT
tie & Tate.
Toh~ L N,,z,,r,, apd ar, Po1nb 70
making the rouads of their lumber
yards, from Hillsboro to Steuben, by
automobile.
Mrs. A o. Larson is at the old
stand with a splendid line of fall aud
winter millinery, and invites you to
call and inspect her stock.
Veteran Jos. NJ. Clark of the
county soldiers relief commission is
confined to his home in Mound Park,
because of a serious ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gorsuch are
at Marshfield, Missouri, with Mrs.
Gorsuch's aged mother, who will prob
ably return with them and make her
home here.
If you want to paint an automobile
one day and have it perfectly dry the
next use Kwiekwork paint. Come in
and let us show you the colors. Q. E.
Davis, druggist.
We are just in receipt of the
third shipment of the New Fashion"
cap, French model. To see them is
to buy The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 37-2
Rabbits crew of concrete work
ers completed a boulevard wall and
combined gutter and drive way at the
residence of A. E. Surensou, making
noticeable Improvement about the
place.
Andrew Mellum went to Lacrosse
to accept position at his old trade
as clothing salesman with Nels Thomp-
sou. He will be pleased to have his
friends drop in and see him when in
the city.
Relatives here learned of the
death of the wife of DR.. Onstad, at
Mcintosh, Minnesota, who was killed
ticulars. Mrs. Onstad was formerly
Mabel Hooverson of Soldiers Grove.
Norton Stedman, accompanied by
his brother and Mr.. Sheldon, were
county seat visitors or "Wednesday
from Ontarso. While here Mr.. Sted-
man purchased a desirable six acre
tract of land adjoining his place in
Ontario village.
When you Guy a mackinaw coat
you want style, tit and service. We
carry the Lacrosse make and can as
sure you that you get all these in our
line. Absolutely all woolan at prices
less than elsewhere The Blue Front
Store. Ellefsun & Johnson. 37-2
-Mr.M. o. Hill has a"Safety First"
emergency br;,ke attached to his Ford
car. Ask him how he likes it Chas.
S. Slack has aiken the state of Wis
consin on til csc Ford necessities that
make your Ford car safe on a hill If
your gee !, your axle OF your pinion
Key shJuld fail Leading garages in
every town have them. Ask about
them.
After nine or ten years of faith
ful service for the corporation and
public, Mrs. Ed. Lind resigned her po-
sition as local agent for the express
company, the business having in
creased to the extent that it became
burdensome to her. Mrs. Lind is sue
ceeded by Station Agent Turnbull of
the Southeastern road. he will main
tain the express Office at the South
eastern depot and will be assisted by
his wife.
Cashier Emil O. Sveen of Westby,
while in MINNEAPOLIS 10 attend state
fair, had a somewhat narrowing ex-
perieuce. While moderately driving
on one of the main streets a woman
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