Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08
SHNRT PERSONAL JOTTING

Look for Mary Pickford Saturday
and Sunday.
Bargain prices in all departments
at NJ. j. Felix.
New satin blouses this week at
Suttle & Tate's.
Bargains in army halters at Fa-
vor's harness shop. 45-tf
Flannel shirts at reduced prices at
! the Sanwick Clothing Store.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone It's.
Delicious fresh box candies at
Johnson's drug store, soc to $500.
-Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, with
Mary Piekford, Saturday and Sunday
Get your Holiday smokes at john
sons drug store-$1.00 to $40 a box
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Nashua Mfg, Co. large plaid
blankets, size 72x80, at $3.50 each at
! Rogers.
POO reduction in price on boys
leatherized suits at Sanwick's Cloth
ing Store.
You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. 42-tf
Try one of our dinners, you'll
come again Quick-The Farmers
Restaurant.
Toys! Toys.! Toys!!! Towner's
the place to get them. Every kind at
every price.
Mrs. Grover has resigned her po-
sition at Washington and returned
home Tuesday.
The Tri KS were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Grant Johnson on
Wednesday evening.
"A first-class 6-cylinder touring car
for sale at once. See DR.. Begtrup or
Paul Dahl, Drug store.
-Supt A. w. Zellmer was at Madi-
son last Friday attending meeting of
training school principals.
--Viroqua commandery conferred
the Knight Templar degree upon Edi-
tor Goldsmith Tuesday evening.
Highway Commissioner Ristow
has been laid up NTH an inf scted foot
that developed iato blood poisoning.
The Unique restaurant is 1repar-
ed to satisfy your sweet tooth with p
fine line of box candies just received.
Judge d. o. Mahoney delivered an
inspirational address on honesty be-
fore the training school last Thursday.
Are you bothered by the gift buy
ing question? Go to Towner's store
and let him help you make your de-
cision.
Beautiful Indian blankets n d
couch covers. Come in and see them.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
Druggist johnson is showing a
beautiful line of Christmas stationery,
including the very popular Symphony
Charme.
IT. J. Thorson G. Son at Westby
have some good farms for you to Sc
lect from. You better see them be-
fore you buy.
What better Christmas gift could
you find than one of these handsome
all wool motor robes. The Blue Front
Store, ElIefson & Johnson.
-Revs. Bullock, Roseland and Har-
ris, and Supt. Geo. E. Sanford and A.
E. Smith are in Milwaukee attending
a Near East relief meeting.
Come to my store and see the larg-
est line of white ivory ware / have
ever shown. Nothing is nicer for
Christmas gifts. ]. W. Lucas.
Come in and see the beautiful au-
tomobile robes and couch covers we
are showing for Christmas. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Big dance at Romans Hall Sat-
urday, December IL, at o'clock sharp.
Mack's famous orchestra of Lacrosse.
Musical folks are especially invited.
-"Oh Mommer! Just what | want
ed' is what your boy will say when
he gets The American Boy this Christ
mas. Subscribe with Howard Thayer
There will be basket social at
the Davis school, Saturday night, De-
cember IL. Proceeds for a Victrola.
Everybody welcome. Rae Anderson,
Teacher.
We have now complete stock of
silk hosiery at pre-war prices-out
sizes-rib top and regular full fash
Toned in Navy, cordavan, white and
black Suttle & Tate.
The Tri KS will sell home made
candy, packed in holiday boxes, and
linen hand drawn and embroidered
handkerchiefs, Dec. 10Th and 18th at
Johnson's Drug Store.
Having sold his stock of lumber
to Colman Lumber Co., J. W. Thayer
will probably open a wholesale lum-
office and as well take up the work of
general building contractor.
-Jeweler Ed. Harrington has just
received some extremely neat and nif-
ty manicure sets. Prices are very rea-
sonable, and the French Ivory and
stag mountings very attractive.
Gallery will be open on Sundays
till Xmas from 10 a. m. till 1870 p. m.
Come during the week if you can, if
not come on Sunday. NJ. J. Jasperson.
48-4
For December, six only. ladies
cloth coats, sizes AZ, 43, A, two miss
es, sizes 1917, your choice, one price
$3.50 each. The former price of these
coats ranged from S22.50 to $4,000.
Rogers.
Il have taken the agency for the
Franco-American toilet articles and
now have a supply on hand and wish
every lady in Viroqua and vicinity
would call and see them. Mrs. l. S.
Hamilton.
ROLAND Felix fell from a trapese
last Thursday striking his head on a
cement walk. He was unconscious for
several hours nd serious conse-
quences were feared but he is now
out again.
The NJ E. ladies aid society will
be entertained by the executive board
next Thursday afternoon Important
business viii be transacted and the
books closed for the year. A large
crowd is des red
christmas suggestions for Dads