Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-14
SPECIALS

uTQaY specials edCn week.
Clear your sidewalks of snow and
ice.
Mr. Hart in 1.-THE Patriot" next
Monday.
Everybody seer 1neo and Juliet
Saturday.
Slabs or slab wood forsale at Thay-
er's at reasonable price.
Ask to see the feed mill proposition
at Chas. S. Slack s. Co.'S
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
All accounts due J. w. Thayer
may be paid at Roseland's yard
Second chapter of the Sequel to
the Diamond from the Sky Friday.
Get your alabastine, muresco and
fat paints at o. Il. Davis drug store.
Ladies' fine tailored coats arriving
every few days at Surenson q Dahl's
See the easy" swinging stan
chions at Chas. S Slack & Co.'S. Agents
wanted.
Take your building problems to
the Nuzum yard and have them solved
correctly
Fire and tornado insurance will re
ceive special attention at the First Ma
tional Bank.
%. G. Lewis is shipping carload
of cord-wood from his town of Wheat
land farm to La crosse.
Ask some of your neighbors about
that barn paint they bought from o.
E. Davis. 1t is fine paint.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest,in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor g. Proctor.
Heavy purchases made when ma
terial was cheap enable US to make
low prices now. John K. Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Co.
Former Chairman Albert J. Hall
of Genoa town, has sold his fine 200
acre farm, together with equipment,
to H. A. Tulloch.
james =. Conway, a prominent at
torney of Lansing, recently died. Mr.
Conway was frequent attendant at
court in this county.
Come in and get bank safe free
for depositing one dollar in our saw
ings account. 1t will do the business
of saving you money. The Farmers
Bank.
Big mask ball at Running's hall
Friday night. Fine prizes for best
and most comically dressed couples.
Music by Culyer's and Cy's orchestras
Prices 75c.
Mrs. Joseph Devorce of Geroa
town, on Monday, celebrated her eigh-
ty-ninth anniversary. Uncle Joe De-
vorce and his aged wife are among
the county's pioneers.
If you are going to varnish your
furniture or house or floor, remem-
Der we have a complete line of Chi
Namel products. A varnish for every
purpose. O. E. Davis.
Span of three and four year-olds,
well-mated, full brothers, bay coach
geldings, for sale reasonable if taken
soon. Also one l2-year-old bay horse,
will go cheap. Larson Bros. loft
Hiram Rutter, one of the rural
mail carriers out of FerrYville, had
one of his horses so severely calked
in snow bank that the animal near
ly bled to death before he received
assistance.
MIR. Vim. Wiser, Soldiers Grove,
reports no bother with frost in his
wood tire hollow wall silo bought of
Chas. S. Slack last fall. Hewould not
take twice it's cost and do without it.
Now is the time TO prepare for next
winter by getting wood tire hollow
wall silo.
We have the finest line of fish
YOU ever saw-farcT ssnoked salmon,
anchovies, goldfish, Holland milk her
ring, AK Norway herring, fancy Ham
burg-style spiced herring, Kippered
herring, whitefsh, roll mops, prepared
pollack, and many others. Give us
a trial and be convinced Roman S
grocery.
Smut disease in grain should be
quar- antined and excluded the same as
the hoof and mouth disease in cattle.
By using the Owen No. 3smut cleaner,
you cure this disease of smut in grain.
No ore can tell the profit it will bring
you, out many times the cost of an
Owens smut cleaner for every farmer.
See sample and buy one of Chas. S.
SlSc OK & Co.
This winter has proven that Mr.
Hugh Buchanan was wise in having
two large silos for his large heard
One man bid S25 ton for hay at a
sale and took the whole barn full This
is paying IOI sever dl SllOS. beLb6T get
a wood tire hollow wall silo now and
avoid the danger for next winter.
Some owners OF tile silos had them
frozen so badly they couldn't use the sill
age when they needed it most. The
wood tire hollow wall silos have given
splendid results the past two winters
here.
Equip your granary with "Win-
ner" separator, grades and cleaner
If you plant big. strong, fat, plump,
healthy seed, a bumper crop is yours
and you get top prices on the market.
In planting ordinary seed you do not
see the bushels and bushels you are
thus loosing for they never get a
chance to grow. But Just because those
lost bushels are never seen and never
get into your grain sacks, does not
make your loss any the less than as
though they leaked out of hole in
the granary.