Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-14

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Triangle plays Saturday-Star
oh Doctor-Fatty Arbuckle-
Tuesday.
Get your window glass and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store
All ladies' suits at special closing
out prices at NJ ]. Felix.
Use Putnam's Dry Cleaner, its
fine. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Ladies' new nobby winter coats,
$3.50 to $4,000 at M. J. Felix.
Chippewa work shoes-M. j. Fee
lix has them at the right price.
All kinds of paper and roofing
for fall repairing, at the Nuzum yard
"A new assortment of Jap silks
now on display at Rogers Come and
see them.
Select your own cloth and style
for your next suit or overcoat at NJ.
j. Felix
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
Mrs. j. J. Jacobson and children
are visiting at the parental home in
Fargo, North Dakota.
Mr.. ]. C. Whitfield of Minnesota,
is in the city visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Shumway.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
-Georgettes in navy, plum, old
rose, Kelley, flesh, maize and white
See the dainty assortment at Rogers.
Hundreds of Gypsies and quaint
southern characters are seen in the
Call of Her People ct the Star, Sun
day.
Mis- Verna Thayer gave a knit
ing party at her home on Friday ev-
ening. The girls certainly are doing
their 'bit."
We furnish you the coops. Get
them and bring in your chickens be-
fore the market drops again. j. w.
Thayer.
Mrs. N. J. Bort left fol Aber-
deem, North Dakota, where she will
spend some months in the home of
her son, Jesse.
For limited time we will make
cabinet photos for $500 per dozen.
Located in the Arlington studio. The
Western Photo Company.
Now is the time to feed Sal Vet
to rid your stock of worms. Try a
box, if you are not satisfied we will
refund your money. o. E. Dovis.
Neil Nelson has severed connec-
ton with the Brown Music Co. and
takes position with the Standard Oil
Co. formerly filled by R. d. Wakeman.
Mrs. w. L. Prehn and Mrs. L. E.
Isberner, sisters of Mr.. Sauer, de-
parted for their home at Portage af-
ter spending few days at the Sauer
home.
We still have a fine line of ladies
tailored suits in wool velour, broad
cloth, poplins and serges, which we
offer at greatly reduced prices. SUIT
tie & Tate's.
In spite of war conditions we
never had better line of wool dress
goods to offer the public at prices
much below the present market. Sut-
tie & Tate.
On Tuesday Rev. J. J. Jacobson
went to Sag City neighborhood to
conduct the funeral of Lars Peterson,
a long time citizen of that section,
aged seventy.
We carry a line of hot water bot
ties, fountain syringes and rubber
goods which we guarantee. You are
invited to come in and examine them.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
Mr.. William Kellicut, late of
DlOAiIdlld3 was d NlllCI C1L GilG SGlSOI
Office. Because of delicate health of
his wife he sold his Montana farm
and the family is now stopping at
Cashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Thomp-
son came from their Iowa home to pay
visit to old friends and look after
their property interests in Viroqua.
Charley runs a barber shop as of old,
sells real estate; Mrs. Thompson con-
tinues to teach, as also does their
daughter, Lola.
County Clerk Moore passed last
week in Prairie du Chen, where he
took mud baths at one of the famed
Sanitariums. He says he feels much
relief from rheumatic conditions that
have had such a firm hold upon him
since his Mexican border army SER
vice.
Genial jim Mccall was calling
on friends and customers in the old
home last Thursday. He is business
manager for an extensive manufac-
turing plant in Milwaukee, spending
most of his time there. Jim says ev-
cry member of his firm bought heav-
lily of Liberty bonds, as did all the
men and women employed in the fac
tory, numbering more than four hun
bred.
Trade book and trade card sale.
To the persons selling the largest
amounts in trade books and trade
cards, we will give three splendid
presents. Come in and get a supply,
they are as good as cash. After the
award next Saturday we will give free
5000 in P. D. checks to each person
present. F. NJ. Towner, Trade Ex-
tension Store.
That was pretty husky tramp
for Assemblyman Carter, who hoofed
from his Readstown home to the seat
of government to meet with the coun-
ty road committee on Friday The
roads were so terrible that he could
not drive his car, neither could he hire
: teamster TO bring him here With
the courage of a spartan he mudded
it over, but was a pretty much ex-
hausted legislator when he arrived