Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-28

-lLSuIe Win JOIu dawson q 10.
Goat and suit sale at NJ J. Felix
-Cut-over lands cheap. J. WThay-
See those fine Cheney neckties at
Stoll & Groves.
New fall styles Mallory hats at
Stoll & Groves.
Use Putnam's Dry Cleaner, its
fine. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Special sale of ladies' and misses
coats and suits at NJ j. Felix.
Fresh lime and Innate at c. l..
COlman Lumber Company's yard
Adler ollegian suits and over
coats. Blue Front Store. Ellefson &
johnson.
Lowell G. CoveTs famous choco-
lates are now handled by o. E. DAYS,
druggist.
Another shipment of drapery
goods and materials for knitting bags
at Suttle & Tate's.
Bring your butter, eggs and poul-
try to Romans Grocery and receive
highest market price.
Ball Band overshoes for more
days wear. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson 1872
Save cement and make a better
job by using washed sand, sold by c.
l.. Colman Lumber Company.
Blacksmith Ed. Peterson is in the
line of progress, having placed an
electric forge blower in his shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Higgins
went to Minneapolis to spend fort
night visiting their daughter and fam
lily.
War or no war, you should have
a commercial training. Send for Com
mercial College catalogue, Mankato,
MINI.
George B. Fisher is off on bust
ness trip to Rusk county, expecting
also to try his craftsmanship on
northern deer.
If you will try pail of DR.. Hess
Stock food and you are not satisfied
with results l will refund your money.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
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.
Blair Parker motored over IN his
Brisco car a company of LaFarge peo-
pie who were i'll the county seat on
Thursday to do shopping and official
business.
-Jeweler C. NJ. Morrison is in re-
ceipt of a shipment of Japenese cleo
trio lamps that are extremely artistic,
and he invites you to consider them
when purchasing for Christmas.
Ladies are invited to see my stock
of hats, all shapes and styles, every
one to be sold at half price. Town
and country women, young and old,
come see them-Mrs. A. O. Larson.
We carry 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.
-Say"4790" to us and we will know
at once that you refer to the famous
Adler Collegan 4790 blue serge, for
years a leader of standard value. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dach spent q
week sightseeing in Chicago. They
also visited the great military canton
ment at Rockford and witnessed the
wonderful work being accomplished
there.
-Messrs. H. H. Steenson and Hen
nv Hooverson were, last week, at Os-
SEQ to visit their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Steenson, who
are engaged there in business. They
say mammoth milk condensory is to
be built at Osseo next season.
Miss Doris Dyson was hurried to
Lacrosse on Wednesday afternoon to
submit to an operation for acute APP
pedicitis. She quickly recovered from
the effects of the operation, and now
is getting along nicely. She was ac-
companied by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. D. Dyson.
People were surprised and happi-
" pleased to see in the city after
many months of illness at his Bud
home, Mr.. Arnt Johnson, who suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis. He has quite
recovered and is thankful that he is
free from confinement and able to
meet his friends. From the city he
went to Red Mound to give instruction
in fruit grating and horticulture to
the son of Charles Sallander.
1t is easy enough to sell eye
glasses to some folks. They buy them
because they can see through the
lenses. DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse
wants to know what your eye troubles
are before he prescribes glasses. He
has served many or our readers for
over fifteen years and now he is tax
ing care of their children. He finds
the cause of eye troubles remediable
with eyeglasses before you get yours,
and they are correctly fitted too
Adv.
Druggist johnson has made a
special purchase for the benefit of the
relatives and friends of the soldier
bows. Shaving and toilet sets all en-
closed in substantial canvas cases,
at most reasonable prices-just the
most practical thing in the world for
the boys. Also swagger sticks and
packages of remedies which are very
necessary in the field.
-Chas. S. Slack helped Rich Ar
mold of Liberty and Geo. E. South
W, TIL of LaFarge in erecting their
wood tire hollow wall silos, last week.
Mr.. Southworth has a Hoosier extern
sion silo roof that adds six feet to his
silo when filling, thereby making all
of his silo investment pay him divi-
dends as well as to cut out the expense
of refilling every year.