Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-18

Remember The Eyes OF the World
Thursday.
XIII those flies with Besto Dip.
o. f. Davis, Druggist.
The big picture tonight, Thursday
The Eyes of the World.
Save your little chicks by using
Avicol. o. Z. Davis, druggist.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Have you been in the Star since
the new system of ventilation has
been put in?
j. E. Shreve was in the east end
of the county on business in the old
home section.
-Alga Cunningham of Pleasant
Ridge has purchased the A. Hayden
farm in Genoa.
Nothing ever like 1.-THE Cant
balls of the South Seas, at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
Photographed as risk of life
The Cannibals of the South Seas, Star,
Monday and Tuesday.
Bug Finish kills cucumber bugs,
cabbage worms and all leaf eating in
sects. o.. E. Davis, Druggist.
DO you suffer from aching, burn
ing, tired, painful feet? Stoll &
Groves can correct the trouble.
This is foot comfort week at
StoH & Groves. See them and have
all your foot troubles corrected.
H. NJ. Hanson and James Flem-
ing went to Milwaukee the last of the
week and drove home a Paige car.
Mrs. A. l. Lathorp of Wausau
spent last week at the home of her
parents, Editor and Mrs F. H. Graves
20. G. Brown, Master of LaBelle
Masonic lodge, attended grand lodge
of that order at Milwaukee last week.
People in the western section of
the county take much pleasure in 60
ing on steam boat excursions on the
Mississippi.
Just received another shipment
of those famous Gimbel Hats, new
styles and the latest shapes. The
Blue Front, Ellefson & Johnson.
After visit with home folks,
Miss Edith Chase has returned to
Wesley hospital, Chicago, where she
is preparing to be trained nurse.
VIII Gross and aged mother of
Sioux City, Iowa, spent a few days
at the old home. The Crosses left
Viroqua more than thirty years ago.
Car owners, bring your tires to
Honrby e. Jackson garage and have
them vulcanized. E. B. Knutson, vi
roqua. 24-2-*
Watkins remedies for sale one
block east of Bank of Viroqua. Phone
$50. Mail or phone orders filled. NJ.
]. Nelson, Viroqua. 23-tf
Liquor dealers in all the license
points of the county are making APP
: plications for saloon permits on the
assumption, we presume, that war
time prohibition will not be reality
on July first.
Now it's DR.. Owen R. Chase, one
of graduating class of seventy at
the University of Illinois, College of
Dentistry, Chicago. He was a grad
uate of our High School in 1916 We
congratulate him.
Archie Shreve has sold his farm
on Bishop Branch to Frank Heinz of
Evansville Mr.. Shreve takes some
property in Evansville in exchange,
and will engage in the auto business
in that city.
Very fine children's day programs
were rendered by the Sunday schools
at the Christian and Methodist
churches Sunday evening to crowded
congregations.
Miss Ada Lieurance was at the
district convention of the Epworth
League as a delegate from the Viro-
qua branch. She visited the Alvin
Snodgrass family while there, return
ing Monday.
Standard Hog Regulator improv-
es digestion, regulates the bowels,
sweetens the stomach, purifies the
blood, expels worms, saves feed and
shorters the fattening period. Call
and ge. book at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Men who buy the best neckwear
and shirts will find their needs anti
cipated in the lines we carry complete
stylish up-to-date. See them. The
Blue front Store, Ellefson G. Johnson.
DR.. Mead will be found at his Of
nee above Dahl's drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line.
Many mans and woman's eff
ficiency and health are impaired by
falling arches and other foot troubles.
Let Stoll & Groves tell you how the
trouble can be corrected by using DR..
ScholPs scientific appliances.
Reports of awful conditions in
state and county patrol highways
come from all directions 1t should
be the first duty of town and county
authorities to NIL up mud holes. Bad
recommendation, it is, for any COM
munity to retain road sinks that nee
essitate extraction of vehicles from
quagmires.
-Postmasters have been instruct
ed to call public attention to the fact
that on July l, the first class postage
rates in effect prior to November
1917, will be restored. On July LIST,
letters and other first class matter
will be subject to the old postage
rate of two cents an ounce and post
al cards one cent each.
Mrs. Ole N. Alness and son Con-
rad of Viroqua and daughter Magda-
lene of Chicago, were at commence
ment exercises of St.Olaf College at
Mortified Minnesota. Miss Carrie
Alness was one of the graduating
class. Others from this vicinity who
are home for vacation from that in
stitution are Ethel Lund, Alma Toll
lefson, and Martin Finstad, Jr.