Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-18
DO early holiday shopping.


For a tonic use Nyal's Beef Iron
and Wine o. E. Davis.
Try San Tex Pine Balsaa for
that cough. o. E. Davis.
Subscribe with Towner for your
magazines and newspapers.
Try some of our pure home made
sorghum. Romans grocery.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
fional Bank building. Phone 80.
Frances Older was the guest of
friends in Sparta for some time.
Margaret Drinkwine of Sparta,
was a guest of Frances Older recently.
If G. NJ Morrison closes out all
of his Christmas stock, he'll have to
go some.
Favor, the Viroqua harness max
er will exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
Merchant Peterson tells the Cen
sor that they have had no flu cases
at Newton.
Order your storm sash now and
avoid delay and disappointment. John
E. Nuzum & Sons
Dolls and toys for the children.
Towner has a fine assortment nOtwith-
standing the war.
Fur caps, velour hats for Christ
mas gifts. The Blue Front store.
Ellefson & johnson.
We are still selling coffee at the
old price. Every pound guaranteed
Romans grocery.
"A Christmas consignment of
lounging robes-crepe, eorderoy and
silk at Suttle & Tate's.
Two nieces of Mrs. Irwin Henry
were here from South Dakota for a
visit have returned home.
-Sauer Hardware men are INSTALL
ing furnace in the farm home of
Geo. Zitzner in Franklin.
For that tired feeling after hav-
ing the flu use San Tox Syrup Hypo-
phosphites. O. E. Davis.
Something new in the giving line,
that will be remembered for years.
See Brown Music Company.
Fancy silk hosiery put up in
Christmas boxes. The Blue Front
Store. Ellefson & johnson.
Fancy hockey and aviator caps
in assorted colors. The Blue Front
Store. Ellefson & johnson.
-Chas. a. Parker and one of his
workmen are at Retreat doing plumb
ing in the new creamery there.
James Greer is here from his
South Dakota home to help care for
his brother-in-law, Irwin Henry.
Be sure and get your supply of
extracted and comb honey for the
Holiday dinners at Romans Grocery.
ALI Viroqua stores will be open
Monday and Tuesday evenings before
Christmas. SOP
1t is unusual for us to cut prices
on coats and suits before Christmas,
but conditions this winter are unusuak
Suite & Tate.
An ideal gift, that will be appre-
eciated for many years, Victor Gift
certificate. Ask Brown Music Co.
about the scheme.
Miss Marie tombstone, stenog-
rapher for County Road Commissioner
Ristow, visited friends in Lacrosse
on Saturday and Sunday.
Have you hot water bottle and
fountain syringe? If not you should
have. Look at the complete stock at
o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Carrie Hanson, who has been head
waitress at Hotel Fortney, is at the
home of Allen Fredrickson, where the
family are afflicted with the flu.
The big problems of the day are
discussed for your benefit Mr.. Neigh
Dor, in a magazine of your liking.
Subscribe with Howard Thayer.
Edison Roach is soon to become
a resident of the city, occupying N. d.
McLees' new house in the First ward.
He sold his farm near Three Chin
neys to Mrs. j. M. Shreve.
John F. Crume, register of deeds
of Crawford county, has been operat-
ed upon and very low for days, so his
relatives hereabouts are advised, but
he is somewhat improved.
Seneca community is reported to
have 600 cases of flu, and no doctor
in reaching distance. The state board
of health sent a physician to their re-
lief.
"A. ]. Johnson never has shown
so fine line of manicure and travel
ing cases and sets as at this Christ
mas time. Words fail to do them JUS
tice. You must see them.
Tulip linens and Symphony lawn
are among the new papers which
Druggist johnson has selected this
year for the holiday trade. In their
attractive boxes, they are the last
word in niftiness.
Charley Hauge and children ar
rived from Montana for a visit with
relatives anu 1TltilQS. AlSO AuOlpil
Hauge. They are in business in Wolf
Point, the town that had 5000 growth
almost during a night.
These long evenings when our
eyes trouble US we should seek the
services of a skilled man like DR..
Evenson at Lacrosse who devotes all
his time tothe study and care of our
eyes and who is equipped to determine
all eye troubles and if glasses will
help US, he will be able to prescribe
the correct lenses and he can grind
the lenses in his own lens laboratory.
You pay for services if satisfed.-Adv
Your Red Cross membership ex-
pires January 1st, and you will want
to renew it. The Red Cross has ac-
complished masterful work in the
great war, and has yet a great work
remaining before 1.-THE rehabilita-
ton of Europe, the care of our boys
until mustered out. The great drive
for universal membership is on this
week. Every loyal American with a
heart and dollar is eligible to men,
bership in this greatest philanthropic
work of all history. Do your duty.
Let not the finger of seorn be pointed
at you. All together now-make it
100 per cent?