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THE REST Bl;x IH wAssfTx0Toy-A
enet rrorrry ard meat ms-1rrf: lscated %
s. 4 r. 4 &c; s. - Z e w'lDnAs {. g.
p +. cARLEY e CO.
RELIANT 3 nrsIxEss AND NEAL
EsrATE BRoKEns.
s.. .es.' .,sr. .ss MN. sss1''s ,ss.. s'ss; !.
me of tie b-st Nv -ee fo- this kind e
husinrses f~rs. sD0: pri~r. n .s00.
P. F. CARLEY 4 co.
s17 :. ~ FnrkBp siss.
store .-d me rom; r~nt. So; pric.. $500.
p. F. CARLEY &Co.
ei1 y q nv Frsnknn sfss.
ssar Beer and Cigars in . very rood 81.
Sec; has living rooms: reasonable rsss
Pr. CARLEY 4 CO.
oiI y f nv FrsnkTn siss.
Con, Del stere snd 70 ms: right %
IN. avenur; has fne 70 n,ain: q dandy piaes
ana ba-fefp for th- pri~r asked
P. F. CARLEY. & co.
VT nv Franklin sra.
Beauty Parlor ON main nv. brsiness erect,
come $50 monthly apd . bargain At 1850.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
"n NV Frnnki'n si-a.
T., suburban Conf. and Del. store and Nv
Ing rooms: doing a epcd b1sin 90: rent $50;
VIII sacrihcs TO- quick sale at $50
P. F. CARLEY & co.
o'I 1. NV. Franklin sIss.
Del, good NV. sec; rent. $50; has me
fountain and fixtures and ding 4 good busi-
hess; price and terms right
p f Carl IEY &CO
oiI ct. NV. franklin s1ss.
Cigar q Notions IN good nv. sec: rsns,
Ne; 4 good buy for $500
P.F. CARLEY & co.
oiI St NV. franklin ef53.
Har'ware store: IN very eocd ne. see:
rent. $40: this is rery eo,d stand: owner
forced 70 sei,: srbmA offrr
p. F. CARLET &CO.
UT s' NV Franklin fI53.
R"omins horse: good NV &C.: II ons
and bath; rents SIS: price, s75o.
P. F. CARLEY &CO.
eiI t. nv, Franklin sfss.
Lunch COON: very good nv. location: store
and ! rooms; rent SITS; price. s. 600.
P. F. CARLEY eco.
si7 r ST NV Fnpkiin eiss.
Ro"unins house in NV. sec: i room. ana
bath: -en'. $50: small cash payment: price.
tue rate OF ~ month
D. F. CARLEY eco.
olI y ct. NV. Franklin 6153.
srBrRkAN GROCERY STORE pofNG A
good business: rent So 90: price 81. soc.
Including . delivery truck: terms.
Pr CARLEY.
"' F." ~ "- :.:'- q:
CIGAR STORE EsTABLIsHED ron
yearr IN hrs northwest s~rft~n rent
tf2 90 fcn must see tl,i- place to appre-
"'ate lite vzlne. P-fce 81, $40, easy terms
or big conc-ss:on made for cssh.
Y CAREY
rHRFr sTonEs NEAR sTH AND r SITS
Y. w.-Rent s1I0 Prize only SO. .Ooo
Iot''s p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n, Y. Ave.
y. W. Main 1896.
NEAR 18th a L sTs. y w-sTORE AND
apartments: side AND resr alley: do-hle
garage reHt $40 Price $4,000. LOUIS
7. SHOEMAKER. 1901 y. Y. Ave. n. ".
Main 1ie6
LIST YnUP PROPERTY WITH Louis p.
SHOEMAKER. 14o7 y. Y. Ave y. W..
for quick sale.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE on IN.
proved u. c. real estate or for building
prevailing rate OF interest aud commission
LOUIS /. SHOEMAKER. 1907 " V ave.
Main II6f.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE & CANAL, ST
So Ahout 66.Ono square feet at 40c It,
LnliS y. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave.
N'in 1896.
az 4 ~. r. a. At BETHESDA, AND
rear Rockville Pike and car Iinc-About
l3'.0"H sqrarP feet: suitable for Innher
ra-d or either Tx" purpose Price. s25 a.
LOFTS y SHOEMAKER. 14O7 Y. ave.
Main 1855.
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P. F. CARLEY.

vi NJ Y LII
REIIARIE RusrSyss AND
prs~ rC-a
sI7 ST wv rnASKr;v s,ys
SOME PLACES TrAT MUST Re SOLD
At oNrE. FEW OF ORR MANY
NorryvsTrps
Gro. and meat mkt In good r~. sec. !;
st"r" and one living room: rent. SO: price,
Grn. "-a meat store N fre NV sec doing
sr'e-dd hr<ine~<- nice living rcoms:
rent $50: nr'c~ 81 s"n
Pr CAREY
oyster House and lunrh room In 3 very
orsv no. sec: sto-e nrd living rooms.
reasonable ron. r-i~e. sonn
p. Y. CARLEY
"irar md emf. store IN very eood nv.
sec: reasonable rent and mice.
P.F CARLEY
Del. md gro. in good nv. sec: rent
s2150: steam boat and eiec: price. $3.50.
P. ?. cARLEY
Near becr and lunch room and pool;
roons: In hne NV. sec: good place for the
price asked
P.F CARIEY
Beanty parior: in good nwss sec: . lfv.
ing ROOMS nnd hath: rert So Including heat
anu tant'or s"--ic". nr'ce. so50.
p. F cARIEY
Conf. busy sw locstion: doing a god bus.
has fonntain: rent. s45: rr'~e &. 500.
p, y CtRLEy
Tailoring store and 10 rooms: In a good
busy sec rent. SO: win mako price right.
P. F. CARLEY
oiI Z 81. NV. Franklin 61Ss.
1Tl
HARDWARE STORE. ~ FINE wv To-
cafion. hss Hiring -ooms modera: rea-
senabie rent Make o~er
r. y CARLEY
oII 81 nv Fr-nkIin siN.
GROCERY: cOOD wv, SECTION: LARGE
sfcre: good income: rent. $50: price.
r. r. CARLEY
6ld r ST. NV Franklin el55.
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P. F. CARLEY co.

Double stail in market: now used for
grocery rent only $40: this Is an unusual
opportunity: owner leaving town: will sac
ri'ice at $500 for quick sale. Act quick!
Beauty Parlor; In just the right spot for
this ktrd 81 b-siness; nine rooms; 4 attrac-
tive booths and all the necessary apparatus;
rent. SIS: price. So 500
Corset and Lingerie shor: in n very ex-
einsise secfion; ; an established little store
"rf bargain for price asked. Submit
BATTERY Service sho?: good NV. Sec: rent
Sio: 1917 model Ford roadster included !:
give away fer s375.
G;ocery In n very bnsy ne. location: store
- comfortable living rooms; h.-w.h. and
elec. lights: rent. SIS: 5-y~ar lease; a good
buy at $1,000. Investigate.
Laundry doing very nice business in I,
good sw s"ctinn rent. SIS; price. $500.
Suburban Cigar, drinks and pool: verr
r""i stand; has bar fixtures: reasonable
rent: price. $4,000
Del. & Conf store: In a very good NV.
Sec good income; price. $4,000.
Conf. store; NV. location; near two
schools: rent. $50; price. 5000.
Conf. and Cigar store: in the NV; rent
only $50: money maker: make offer.
Fruit & Del. store and six living rooms
in the NV. section; rent s65: price 81 900.
Lunch room near baseball park. absolutely
one Of the best stands in Washington; will
either rent or sell; can get 10-year lease:
price. 500; or will rent at Si60 per month.
Connect with our office at ence for ps-tic-
ulars.
P. F. CARLEY co.
GIT z ST. nw Franklin s153.
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY,. ABOUT 70
miles northwest Of White H,ase--r0o
aces nnimprnyed. $50 Der acre. LOUIS T..
SHOEMAKER, 1907 y. Y ave Main IlG6
...F N{.H = -
miles ucrthwps II White Hous- ia
screr: nnifnpr"ven: SAB per scre. LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER iiuT y ave Nv Msu
:is6
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lguNcAL INSTRUMENTS

MuNCAL IN5IkJ IEllIS
HALLnTr Z DAVIS PIANO. Sisb An.
-1gn !e1lA1 PIANO oo,: e e l3fA.
oSE so8lsEB rsxNo. BLAuE CASE. sfss.
auoe MokcH. lilo &: ~:
HuNTISGTov PiANo. s,no. ARrHur
yohpAN PIANO co. Q q. e istk.
KfASIcn AND RAcH UPRIGHT. Usnp.
Gs. Hu0o woRCH: 1Ilo Q q. ~.
J. r HALE PIANo sfss. AnrHuR JOE.
Dan PIANO Co. Q q. at 18th.
O. ( nyKSr PIANO. sIss. ARTHUR
sonDAN rIANn CO.. G e q i3th.
Owe PRICE q TEErLE uPRraHr PIANO.
new. made 70 sell, for ss0a; our pfics.
ssea. Huan wnRcF Ito q: nv.
ONE MILTn~ GRAND PIANO. sIIaHrLY
use0 ss7S. HUGO w0RcH. if10 q st.
Krpr,Nxw pt.Ayre PIANO. s.as. Ar.
TItnR scRnAN ptANc CO. ss. st isth.
Eopt rR = a rAwHr rss PIANO. sees An.
IHuk JORDAN PIANO 70. q At, a. 18th.
BRADLEY PIANO. s7o ARrrrn Joa,
DIN PIANO cn q st, NJ 18th
ONE BYRNr UPRIGHT PIANO Ma.
hofany. scss. Hr-n woRcH. iii0 o
soHMER UPRIGHT RE,rTIvuT CASE.
SSa HrGo wnprH. Irto n a.. nv.
| rPR,GHT PIANO. sTiGTITTY fTsED- sie5
HUGO W0RcH iito q At. nv.
Emerson Upright Piano
Good rs new. price s29s HUGO woRcH
ONE RUSH 4 LANE rprnHr PIANO.
nsed. s28s: cost new $500. HUGO
Byrne Upright
Like new: price s235 Zine case HUGO
W0RcH. ft1a St NV
LATTER PTkYFR kais. Used HUGO
MoRcH. lin @ at. NV.
Phopographs.
EDISON ,ND RFCoRns ron SALE
T-r'r~ wach'tes rer"i-od
80 st. NV " 74,5,
cor r-NRiA C~srovorA sTvTF as:
sles: f. frred oak only HrGo woRcH.
If'n a. wv
sIT.vFRTnNr TiTKTvG MkCTTNE. 0rH
3rice $40. Cabinet size HuGo woRCH.
coLrMBTk cnsr"~oT.N. sTYIE E-e N
Vrh Nh'N- ~o~-te~ u-tre Ns5. nrire fGy
HrGH "Nrru t-'n st. NV
cor TTT"pr, CR,roNoIA. SrvIE 10.
-s--'-- n-'~a sf7s c-r price SION HrGO
Wn""u rtio n ct nv
cor I-"oIt rp,rovoTI sTvIE NJ.
rsx-tsr p-i~r SEQ onr price $50 HUGO
wor"u t''n NV
'cnrf"RIt Cp.roNNLA STYLE E-9;
reeriar nr'>n ssN n~r price s73 HUGO
wnnfu ,''o e NV
srvrPTOH- TALETNG MACHTvE- CAB
met sizc ss5 HrGO woRCH. iIio q
ct nv
corr"nTs crsroVnT.k- STYLE r-2:
rsVr's- p-'"e sl"n price SO HUGO
wnrTu wa 81 NV
rorT-"r'A ,rONoTk- sTYTF G-c:
r~r"'.- rrire s1"5 n"r 1v,ce Sos HUGO
Wopr" trin q ~ nv.
CoLt'MBIA GRAroNOLA. sTyLE K-2:
r~tulsr rr'ca s1hN orr price si40 HUGO
WnPfH. I'tn g ST. NV
ONE CHENEY TLKTNG MACHINE: REG
glar nri"n s1G0 crr price Sis HuG0
WhRCV ''rn G ct NV
ONE CHENEY TALKING MACHINE: REG
nlar prirr 500 orr price sl25 HUGO
Wn""u lI'0 q II nv
oSF REGENT TALKING MACHINE: REG
uiar prize s10n opr price 500 HUGO
WORCH 11IG q ct nv
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS
burglary insurance LOUIS 7. SHOE
MAKER. 14n7 y ave Main 1864
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GARAGES

SINGLE GARAGE IN A 10 FOOT ALLEY
Immediate possession. Heaf 6i3 f. Capi.
FOL. Phone Lincoln !n73 50
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST - BRTNDLE BULL DOG: ANSWERS
to name Of Buck" tag number e763. Re-
wrrd STRAND THEATER. 9th q d SITS.
nv. 50T
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RooMINC HOUSE, vORTHw6t,. le
rcoms; rent, %opey maker for the
PF CARLEY
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r. =. CARLEY,

IL NCH ROOM. GOOD NV r-vATION. A
real money-making place. rea sonable rent:
price $4,000. 1nquire-it will be worth the
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WANTED--LCTS

IN ALLEY: WHOLE or FART LoTs.
give iocntion. size and pre- RON AID,
Herald Office. inc
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Cr@ICE POSITIONS REG. FEE. 25c
y 4 : II Y g TON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE. 14Io > II. 542
TN.iST CLERK: GENERAL OFFICE
Nu-L: SiS 20 SIS week NATL PER
~GNNFL BUREAU. 3nj Fond Bldg. 18th &
y. ave. 3s1
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OCTOBER 20. 1922.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Couslinuei.

THE BEsT Bl;Y n WIssflxGToy-x
enet rrorrry ar1 meat msrl<f: lscated %
q q. ne. PfIc>. - 591 WTLDxAx q co..
ofh 4 r. " esc6 E54
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STEW NEp SCHOOL
= U " w y EEVN'Ts
12Os = ST.
Main s6II aud Main 1870. a.

TY"iST: KNnwLEDGE or BOoKKEEP-
iug. sis 10 20 n week MATT. fERSON-
NEL BUREAU. 3O5 Fond Bldg. 1I,h &
y. Y. Evr. 49,
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

~--N~~~~--->>~>--J~----~--~-
EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed ss night clerk. Y. u. @.
kMPLDYNEST DEPT. 1875 @ st. nv
2Ie
Alto MECHANIC nELPER: ExPI.
-ierced. Y. n. c. A EMPLOYMENT
HEPI.. l136 O st. NJ. III
NAN WANTS POSITION As BooKKEEP.
sr. either whole On part time Appiy
& 4 EMPLOYMENT DEPT, i.sa
6 IT ~ 2I3
With rhancp for ad-auremeat NJ c
A EMPLOY IENT DEP- I1s5 Ct nu
siNGiE WHITE WAN DESIRES POSITION
a. an:tof n c. A EMPLOYNEN L
ih-FI l73s q St NJ IN
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COSF.CTIoNERT AND DEIIcArEssES.
Rent Pnnn nnI; bus, s"S5 n".,has s.'o.:. !:
Tor little price. Price $4nN =
P.F CARTEy.
~. 81 NV Franklin clNa
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The tivil S"~yi'e t"Tmi iSSion has called
0.1r s'tsnti'fn tn mn Crr"r which appeared In
III r"hmu last week advertising th.. eN-
animation 10 hr te'd NOyeThrT 9TH: viz
"tlr /. hrst g-.''ir. MAXIMUM salary.
Sl.ffn. whr-'-a< ~ maxinlUm salary in
"iudiug the b"rus is 81 2Ia. We wish to In
!"JH fhose wsp rrad our sdrertisr.trnt that
"uT >tatrm"nt ." salary was unintc1-
Ii.LnallN
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sTESoGRAPHEH; GENERAL OFF. e
~1rk: swo gN". Gprrings. NATL PER-
SONNET. BrREAJ. 3oi Bond Bldg, 18th
S-d y Y ave. 2J6
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On II sr.. Ret VIA NM IarH-Surr
shle s'r rasp'ne house: 70 rms. sls-5oa-
Thos,. FisIfR CO.. INC. Tss ijth st.
NV. Main eSao.
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LARGE STORE ROOM. as4ss TT: on
second hoo- Sew York ave. NV Q
good stand for most anv Kind OF business.
p. CARLEY
eli z st NV ", Gtss
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
WOMEN MEET WITH AMERICAN
LEGION AND FORM W0MENS'
AUXILIARY UNIT

AT the meeting last night IN the
Knights of Pythias Hall, an organiza-
ton was formed that will not only be
credit to the community, but will
become the guiding influence back of
those men who were privileged to re-
turn and again take up their civilian
rights IN their respective communities
This organization is known all over
the world as the Women's Auxiliary
of the American Legion, and is COM
posed of the mothers, wives, sisters
or daughters of members of the
American Legion.
After short formal meeting of the
Legion last night, the members of the
Legion voted to turn the meeting over
TO the women present with instruc-
tons TO elect the necessary officers
and sign the application for char
ter. Mrs. Merwin Brewer was elect
ed as president for the current year;
Mrs. John Bann, vice president; Mrs.
9. +. Cutter, Secretary and Mrs. John
Schmidt, Treasurer. The following
women were present and signed the
application for charter for a Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the William A.
jacobson Post, No. 1873, American Le-
gion: Mrs. John Bann, Mrs. C. A.
Cutter. Mrs. Harry Fehlberg, Mrs.
H. E. Enders, Mrs Thomas Weavill.
Mrs. o. Tuhus, Mrs. John Schmidt,
Mrs. Thos. Garin, Mrs. Glenn Mullen,
Mrs. F. j. Bammert, Mrs. May Fro
hook, Mrs. Marcellus Nelson, Miss
Esther Slack, Mrs Harry Potts, Mrs.
Carl F. lube, Mrs Lew Potts, Mrs. c.
0. Hoff, Mrs. T. B. Smell, Miss Agnes
Miller, Mrs. Alice Brewer. Over fifty
members of the Legion were present
to extend thanks and congratulations
to the women, and plans will be imme-
diately formed to enlarge the member
ship of the Auxiliary and carry on the
program for the year.
All notices for the eligible women of
Vernon county will be found in the
spaces in this news pnper per-
tanning to the American Legion, and
notice of the next meeting Of the
Auxiliary will be announced in this
paper. 1t is the wish of every Lee
gioaaire that all eligible women will
fall in line and join their organization.
Many good times are planned for the
fixture, and cooperation is needed to
keep the two organizations together.
Just call up any of the officers Of the
Auxiliary and your name will be plac-
ed on the roster 1.-ex
Every member should pay his dues
as the names all go in to State and
National Headquarters this week.
Watch for dates for the American Le-
gion Minstrel Show. Biggest event
in the history of the stage.
IA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
STAR PROGRAM

Friday--"BUCKING THE TIGER"
northwest story with Conway Tearle
HURRICANE HUTCH" Chapter ID,
the next to the last chapter.
Saturday and Sund a y-"THE
FOOLISH AGE" with May McAvoy.
A farce comedy. Extra "JUNGLE
FLASHLIGHT" animal drama.
Monday and Tuesday--"THE FOX"
the super special production with Har-
ry Carey. Seven parts and the best
lweftern drama ever made. Extra
News.
Wednesday and Thursday--"THE
SKY PILOT" a First National pro-
duction. The big outdoor story Of
preacher with a punch. It's big and
thrilling.
Coming soon "THE OLD NEST,
the grand picture.
We invite the following TO the thea
ter on this program-Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Chase, Mr., and Mrs. Thos Blu
cffanan, Saturday or Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Henry and Mr.. and Mrs
M. j. Felix Monday or Tuesday. Mr..
and Mira. Lloyd Hail and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair Sherrick Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
CREAMERY NOTES

The annual creamery meeting of the
Viroqua Creamery Company will oc-
cur in Viroqua Tuesday, January "a.
at 1880 p m in the Opera House, to
receive the annual report and elect
two directors in place Of LIN. Thomp-
son and Chris Ellefson as their term
Of Office expires on that day and TO
transact such other business as may
come before the meeting. viii ask
every member to attend as this will
be an important meeting.
CHRIS ELLEFS0N, Sec. and Treas.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
TOBACCO MEETING

Several prominent tobacco growers
called on the Censor Saturday and re-
quested that we announce meeting
of tobacco growers of the community
to be held at the court house in the
court room. on Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The purpose of the meet
ing is to form Vernon County Grow
ers' Association and to discuss the adj
visibility of securing a good tobacco
warehouse for the sorting of farmers
crops. All tobacco growers should
make it point TO be present.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Sterling Tax Notice

The town board of Sterling ]
tended the time Of paying take
out the penalty added to Febru
l will be at Retreat the 18th al
of January and the 10th of Eel
at West Prairie the 18th and
January and February 18th; at
the 14th and 28th of January az
ruary 18th; at the Bank of '
January 10th and 30th.
JOS. FORUM, 7
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Pine Fellowship Meeting

The Congregational Fellowship club
enjoyed pleasant session Sunday ev-
ening. Selections by the new orches-
ira and solos by Organist Ben Brown
were much appreciated A novel fea-
ture Of the program was the question
box, which proved humorous as well
as thoughtful. A fine step was taken
to help relieve the employment situa-
ton, details Of which can be found in
the regular fellowship ad. in this issue.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Bic MYsfic NIeetinr

Mystic Workers and the public gem
orally should keep in mind the big
time the society is going 10 have at
the Opera House on Tuesday evening,
Jan. "a when Supreme Director Bent
ley Of Lacrosse will deliver a most
interesting lecture. The meeting will
be public, and you should plan to at
tend.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
MORE GOOD NEWS

Viroqua and community will be in
deed overjoyed to learn that the Me-
Intosh warehouse viii open next Mon
day morning. With three warehouses
running, conditions are bound to come
back to normal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
PLEASE SETTLE ACCOUNTS

As the grocery firm of Thompson
e. Stout has been dissolved, it is nee
essary that all accounts be settled as
soon as possible. Payment can be
made at the Bush & Stout Grocery
Store, Viroqua. zip.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
A WONDERFUL OFFER

Here's one of the most remarkable
offers yet! Go to Felix store on Fri
day, Saturday or Monday, and buy a
Ladies' or Misses Cloth or Plush Coat.
You will get Silk Dress or Skirt Alb
solutely FREE! Can you beat it (!
Better come in the first day as they
will go rapidly.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
FARMERS. EAT HERE,

Mr.. Farmer, when you are in town
shopping or delivering stock or tobac-
co, you are most cordially invited to
take your meals at The UNIQUE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Annual Poland china Meeting

Annual meeting of the Vernon coun-
ty Poland China Breeders Association
was held at the Normal school build
ing on Tuesday. Attendance was very
gratifying. The pig club work was
thoroughly talked over. 1t was de-
cided to hold big Poland China sale
on February 18th.
Following officers were elected: @.
". German, president; Arthur e.
Grooming, vice president; Jos. Bobst,
secretary and treasurer; Lars Rusdal,
Mandus Theige, w. w. Powell and
John Cflimsdale, directors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Name Theatre "wednesday

The Masonic brethren should re-
member that the matter Of naming
regular meeting next Wednesday ev-
ening.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Poultry Association Meeting

The Vernon County Poultry Assoc
cation meeting at the county normal
on Tuesday was well attended. Re-
ports Of committees were given and
everything is in readiness for the big
poultry show to be held in the Opera
House ebruary 3D. Premium books
are ready and any06e may have one
by calling on G. B Fisher or the sec
rotary of the association Let every
body lend a helping hand to this
worthy ENTERPRISE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Buy Dixie Gem Coal

Real winter with its deep snow and
cold weather is sure with us. Real
winter requires real fuel---like our
Dixie Gem soft COAL If you want a
real heavy bodied, long burning, heat
producing, soft coal, Dixie Gem Is II.
II you wait cheaper grade, you win
find our Black Beauty the best coal
you can get at the price.
COLMAN LUMBER co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
FINAL DISCRIMINATION NOTICE

Assessments for Paving Main Street.
/, E. j. Older, City Clerk, Viroqua,
Wis, do hereby certify that the Com
mon Council of the City of Viroqua
did on July IL, 1921, make final de-
termination in the matter Of assessing
the cost of paving Main Street from
the Lacrosse and Southeastern Rail-
road tracks to the South City Limits.
f. j. OLDER, City Clerk.
Viroqua, Wisconsin.
January 10, 1922. 2-2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Please Pay Dues

Subscribers of the Dach Ridge Tel
ephone Co. are urged to pay up their
dues as promptly as possible. You
can settle for same with Jacob Dach,
Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Still Taking Taxes

To put at rest certain wild inbound
ed rumors to the contrary, Treasurer
r. NJ Minshall authorizes the Censor
70 say that If anyone thinks be has re-
fused TO take tax money, Just le. them
come up TO his Office at the city hall
and try him. He wants the full amount
however--no 3h per cent win do.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11

ALBERT johnson and Thos. Moseng
were callers in Westby last Wednes-
day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
-Thiman Zee Of near BLOOMING

--Thiman Lee of near Bloomingdale
was in Tuesday TO renew Censor dues.
The W. c. 7. u. win meet with
Mrs. ID. 0. Larson next Tuesday, jan
uary II, at 2:30.
Misses Della Bergen and Thelma
Solverson returned to Red Wing,
MINI, Monday TO resume their studies
at Red Wing seminary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Jefferson Tax Notice

Jefferson Tax Notice
/ viii collect taxes for j
town at Esofea the 14th, Spr
the 21st, Bud the 28th, and
Farmers Bank in Viroqua eve
day.
OSCAR PETERSON. Treas
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11

REDUCED FARE FOR CARNIVAL
During the La Crosse Carnival on
January 1928, the Southeastern will
give reduced rates of about fare and
a half. A. MUELLER, G. p. A.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11
Change of Location

In order to provide more spa
cious quarters for their in
surance service to policy hold
ers, the firm of Smuh& Slack
annaunces their removal from
their Office in the Star Thea
tire Bldg. to the first floor of
the Farmers Bank. They
have equipped their offices
with everything new and up
to-date, and invite the public
TO visit a live up-tO-the- min
ute insurance agency.
In wishing the insurance pub
he Happy New Year, they al
so wish to extend their APP
probation of the confidence
placed in them by the people
of this community. To con-
tinue and enlarge this spirit
is the firm plan in the new
quarters.
Smith & Slack
FARMERS BANK
LIST Floor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11

Melvin Hanson is spending
days at his home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-11

Mississippi Jazz Juggiers at the
Opera House Friday night this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-05-05
Masons Enjoy Banquet.

The third annual banquet of the
Masonic Club OF the A. & M. Col~
lege took place Friday night at the
hall Of the Albert Lodge, No. SO.
The club. whith numbers about
IS, was well represented, quite a
number of ladies being present.
The hall was beautifully decorated
il club and A. & NJ. colors and
showed off to advantage. The
menue was served by the ladies OF
the Eastern Star. The toastmaster
was Prof. d, A, Hill. Mrs d. f.
Mccullough discussed the o. Il. s.
and Masonry, and other addresses
were delivered bv President Hull.
Rev. L. M. Brownlee, b. f. Hill
bun, E. 3. Barnett, j. IL. johnson,
Il, Z. Porter and X. Leo Anderson,