Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-04
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-fOr wall paper ali BtdueS' 50 10
TOWERS.
MISREPRESENTATION, cheney silks.
Stoil & Groves.
Frederick Dyson is passing vac.-
ton at horne.
Allen Graves visited his sister at
Richland Center
Good barn for sale. C. Parker,
Smith Hardware.
Many new dress skirts to be shown
at Suttle q Tate's.
Window shades. draperies, poles
and rods at Towner's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
Olaf Walby and family passed
Sunday with Westby relatives.
-Thayer will buy your Cak logs or
lumber. Get advice before cutting
Mems Easter neckwear at SOC,
sold elsewhere at $l.0O at NJ. j. Felix.
Walter S. Proctor was here from
Ashville, North Carolina, for two days.
-Towner has all kinds of wall fin
ishes - fiat paint, alabastine and muir
isco.
H. r. vergeront and daughter
Helen are visiting relatives at Madi-
son.
Milton Pierce and family have
moved from Jefferson to the Third
ward.
Mems Chippewa work shoes at
low prices, $2.75, $500, 1925, at NJ. J.
Felix.
Round Prairie literary society will
hold its next meeting Monday night,
April l6.
Western work shoes in all prices
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
-Sal-vet is one of the best remedies
on the market. We guarantee it. ..
Z. Davis.
For Easter ported hyacinths, tulips
and dafTodils in bloom, l5e and 20c at
NJ. j. Felix.
Compare Stol & Groves $500
Walk-Over dress shoes with any shoe
you can find.
"A good time is assured at the big
Easter dance at Running's hall next
Monday night.
palmer "a L. w dAu W DIS d DuSl-
ness caller in the city from Reads
town on Monday.
Chris Helgesons Spanish Com
stock tobacco seed, 25c per ounce at
Romans Grocery. l4-4w
How did You like that sample of
Armand? l have a complete stock on
hand o. e. Davis.
We have a nice lot of remnant
wall paper that we are selling at n
bargain. O. E. Davis.
April seventh being G. A. r day
all members of Post and w. r. G. are
urged to be present.
Use DIR. Hess stock food and it
will put your stock in good condition
for spring O. E. Davis.
Suite & Tate will be pleased to
show you their big line of chlldren's,
misses and ladies' coats
The very finest assortment Of boys
and mems high grade clothing we
have ever shown. Stoll & Groves.
The three daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs f. Fl. Williams were home for a
weeks vacation from Lawrence col
iege
Complete line of building mater
ials at the Nuzum yard. We supply
you with what you want when you
want it.
j. Henry Bennett desires to an
nounce that he will always be found at
his Office on Mondays and Saturdays
of each week.
Men S work shoes at very low prices.
Having purchased my work shoes at
the old prices 81 80, $2.75, $500, So. 25.
NJ. j. Felix.
"A complete line of the famous
Western work shoes in tan and black
Prices $3.50, 1928 $500. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson d Johnson.
--Surenson & Dahl are exclusive
agents for w. I. Pomeroy's Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed. Price soc
per ounce, and worth it. i2-tf
4 Mrs. Fl. p. Proctor returned from
Florida, where she pleasantly spent
the winter, enjoying the sunshine and
warmth that pervades the southland.
Dorothy Trowbridge of Milton
Junction, Florinda Rogers of Prairie
du Chen, Caryl Williams of Lacrosse,
Frances Tate of Rice Lake, came from
teaching work to pass Easter vacation.
Span of three and four-year-ods,
Well-maIeu, Iull DTObneTS, pay COdCn
geldiDgs, for sale reasonable if taken
soon. Also one 12-year-old bay horse,
will go cheap. Larson Bros. loft
i 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 Kuebler Hardware
Viroqua, Wis. Off
Mrs. D. o. Mahoney arrived home
after six weeks of hospital treatment
in Lacrosse. Her many friends are
gratified to learn that she is quite re-
covered from the ailment that made
her absence necessary.
Mr.. James II. Calhoon, for seven
teen years a resident and teacher in
Webster and Clinton, died at his home
in Ohio on late day, where he went
in 1882. He was rs years old. A num-
Der of relatives live in this county.
Thomas Aiken, one of our boys, a
near graduate from the state univer-
sity, departed for SanFrancisco, where
he Joins Uncle Sans marines. This
doubtless means that he will take up
naval life for permanent aYocation.