KLINGTITE BeltsARE BUILT FOR ALL BELT USERS

Especially built to withstand all outdoor uses.Every ply is saturated with a preparation ofrubber that makes it water proof, and enab-les it to withstand dampness and mildew—

the factors that destroy other kinds of belts.BELTS make satisfied users

among threshermen, woodsawers and farm-ers. Your requirements will be cheerfullytaken care of now before the busy seasonopens.

Smith Hardw. Cos.THE TVINC/fFSTCR STORE

MONARCHCantilever Spring Shock Absorbers

have no Equal.

fIMONARCHS absolutely eliminate every ob-stacle in the Way of Solid Comfort while rid-ingl in your Ford No Vibrations, No Jolts,No Dow nThrust, No Up Thrust, No SideSways, No Forward Swaying, No BackwardSwaying, No Broken Springs.

JUST SOLID COMFORTDifferent in Principle from All

Others. No Solid Anchorage, Every JointMoves. Prolongs the Life of Your Car. In-sures Better Mileage on Your Tires. In-sures absolute comfort at all times, regard-less of condition of road. The Principle isRight, the Article is Right, the Price is Right

PRICE $15.00 PER SETGuaranteed for One Year

J. W. Schmidt at the Sanitary BakeryLocal Agent for yiroqua and Vicinity

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT authorized by thecandidate whose name appears below, and forwhich $4.00 will be paid.

VotersATTENTION!

W. A. Ganfield{Candidate for United States Senator)

Will speak in the

Temple TheatreVIROQUA

Fri. July 14, at 2:30 P. M.On the political issues of the day.

Every voter in Viroqua and surround-ing country should attend. The ladiesare especially Mr. Ganfieldwill bring a special message and everyvoter ought to"- :

Hear Him

SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING—All the latest dance records at O.

E. Davis Drug Store.| —Fly oil, Zunoleum and Stock Dipat 0- Ef. Davis Drug Store.

I —Mrs. Ella Stokes spent last weekat Soldiers Grove with relatives.

—The Marion Post family camefrom Taylor, Jackson county for a few

; days visit.—Charles Yaeger of Mauston spent

the past week at the home of MissFlorence Henry.

—See those sturdy Willys Knightand Overland cars at Jordan’s Garageat Readslown.

i —Little Helen Hiles of Onalaskais visiting her grandparents, Mr. andMrs. Lee Hiles.

—Anderson Bros., grocerymen, haveadded a Ford delivery car with special

‘ body to their equipment.—Mandolin Nottingham of Lodge

Port, Indiana, is here for a protractedI visit with her cousin, Mrs. G.Y.Smith.

—Mr and Mrs. G. Y. Smith enter-tained at dinner Monday in honor of

! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gosling of Milwau--1 kee.

| —Supervisor V. A. Lewis of Kicka-poo town had business at the county

; seat Friday, and also renewed Censordues.

—Carl Olson, who is employed at‘Chicago by the Motor Car Supply Cos., tis here for a fortnight to be with home ;

I folks.1 —Let us help you with your paint i

i problems. W e carry Znmmach’s,. strictly pure paints. O. E. Davis Drug [| Store.

—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Toms and:children of Richland Center, spent the iI Fourth with their aunt, Mrs. T. E.Gorsuch.

—Union made overalls and SweetOr work shirts at M. J. Felix’, 102

I Main St. Both sides of the dollar will :

! do their duty here.—Miss Eliza Haughton came on

Wednesday from Madison and will.spend the summer months here. Sherenewed Censor dues.

—Mrs. O. O. Tuhus part oflast week at the John Coleman home iat LaFarge to help take care of agranddaughter, born July 4th.

—We have just received a completenew stock of umbrellas, latest styles Iin handles—black or colored—rain or :shine parasols. Suttle & Tate.

—Mrs. Alice Gorsline’s division ofthe ladies chapter of the Christianchurch will meet in the church parlorsFriday afternoon. All are invited.

—Brine your laundry to H. B.Crume’s barber shop We are agents \for the Modern Steam Laundry of La-1Crosse. Their work* isguaranteed. 28-1 !

—Mr. W. Y. Davis, superintendent iof the Redpath Chautauqua, visited jthe Christian Bible school on Sunday'morning and gave a verv interestingtalk.

—Mrs. T. O. Mork went to Wauke-sha to be present at a conference ofAbe state officers of the G. A. R. andW. R. C. to be held at that place the10th. *

—On Tuesday, Comrade A. J. Ruskleft one a western trip to Missoula,Montana, and Seattle, Washington.

I He expects to be gone for a year ormore.

—Several girl friends were enter-tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Gus Swanson on Monday afternoonin honor of their daughter Helen’s,birthday.

—Morley Andrews, station agent atSoldiers Grove for fifteen years, suf-fered a stroke of apoplexy early Mon-day, from which it is not expected hewill recover.

—Ernest Ottum of South Dakotais spending a few days in this city vis-iting relatives, Mrs. J. Dach and" Her-man Christianson, and the farm homeof Tilman Ottum.

—We learn that Ole Stromland hasdisposed of his interests in Minneapo-lis and moved to Princeton, Minnesota.We strongly suspect it was to getnearer to good fishing.

_—Ladies Aid of the Westby Norwe-gian Methodist church will meet onThursday, July 20th, at the home ofMrs. H. A. Gronning at Westby. Ev-erybody is cordially invited.

—Manager .Rodenhius of Sparta,former local Wiseonsin-Minnesotnmanager, and Ted Munson of the samecity, spent Friday in the city. Mr.Munson is a brother of the wife ofManager Apheldt of this city.

—At last a real improvement in pipewrenches has appeared. The SauerHardware is showing an automaticpipe wrench that has the old typebeaten forty ways. Every man whohas occasion to use a pipe wrenchshould drop in and look it over.

—Miss Katherine Smith, city andschool librarian, has resigned her po-sition and gone to her home at TwoRivers, this state. Miss Katherine isan efficient librarian and charminggirl, and her many friends exceedinglyregret her decision not to return an-other year.

—Berent Johnson Flikeid dnd sonArne returned to Minneapolis, Mon-day, after spending a week at the oldhome with relatives and friends. Thegentleman formerly owned the OleAnderson farm on Asbury Ridge, andit was his first visit back to old Ver-non in 31 years.

—Superintendent and Mrs. Sanfordwere in LaCrosse at the hospital fromWednesday to Saturday of last week,taking their little son therefor remov-al of tonsils and adenoids. He hasalso been experiencing trouble withone of his knees, and a course of treat-ment was prescribed for it.

-Mrs. .E. M. Nye enjoyed a tenays' visit frwui her mother, Mrs.jKothe, her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Ruch, and

jcousins, Mr. and Mrs. Laphin and lit-tle daughter, all of Chicago. The par-tv returned last Wednesday, making

jthe return trip in twelve hours."I —Mrs. Ole D. Olson entertained atsupper on Friday evening of last week.The out of town guests were Mr. andMrs. Emil Ross and daughter of New

I Lisbon, Mr. and Mrs. N. Spangalo anddaughter of Albert Lea, Minn., and| Mrs. A. Severson of Pierpont, Minn.' —'

. .Andrew Mellem of Viroqua,

now with the Peter Newburg ClothingI House at LaCrosse says “Every Ver-non county man should Purely seethose wonderful bargains in 'Men’sI Suits which we are offering. It willsave them $5.00 to SIO.OO beside get-jtmg a better fit anda prettier pattern"The fly season is with us. Firstscreen your houses and barns, thentake care of all the flies and bugs whom bv them with that celebrated Hof-,fa. ny powder. It is certain death toIa“ ktnds of bugs and flies, no matteri whether you use it in the house, gar-|den or barn. Surenson & Thompsonsell it at the Farmers Store.In last week's Censor a mistakewas made m giving the W. R. C. cred-it for paying the admission fee, dinner,;and seating in the grand stand forjUvil War veterans, their wives sndI soldiers widows who were Corps■ members. The Legion very kindly,gave this entertainment on July 4th,jand all who were their guests on that

! “,H’ feelingly returh their sincere; thanks for the same. They wish theI public to know of the tender regard oftour young soldiers toward the “Boysjin Blue” and the mutual good win ex-i isunf? between the patriotic order® of\ iro^ua.

SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING—Merchant M. J. Felix spent Tues-

i day In LaCrosse on business.—Walter Smith and family motored

from Tomah Monday eve.—We carry in stock all the best

com remedies. O. E. Davis’ DrugStore.

—Miss Florence Rabbitt is spendinga few days wjth Mr. and Mrs. Albert

, Jacobs.—Yakey Perfume is anew odor.

Come in and try it. O. E. Davis, DrugStore.

—M. J. Felix is now located at 102,Mani St. Both sides of the dollar will

j do their duty here.—Mrs. Tennis Gabrielson will enter-

tain the Springville aid on Thursday,July 20.

—M. F. Somerfeld and son of De-Soto were here Tuesday on business,and renewed Censor dues.

—Beore you buy a car see the Wil-Ivs-Knight and Overland cars at Jor-dan’s Garage at Readstown.

,—Val Spar varnish is one of thebest varnishes made. We carry all!sizes. O. E. Davis Drug Store.

—Why not get just as much enjoy- 1ment out of this summer weather aspossible. A hammock on your porch jwill add wonderfully to your comfort.jJust now the Sauer Hardware is show- \ing a very attractive stock of ham-mocks.

—After having graduatedfrom Law-;rence Conservatory of Music,l am pre-

, pared to give piano and pipe organ les-sons. Phone or call at 114 S. CenterAvenue, Viroqua. Genevieve Trues-dale. 28-2-p

SAID OR WRITTEN TO CENSOREditor Goldsmith: Inclosed please

find money order to apply on my sub-scription. In the fall of 1896, I beganteaching in the public schools of Mil-waukee and have taught continuouslyin this city ever since, except aboutseven months during the school yearof 1914 and 1915 which I spent niSouthern California. I handed in myresignation effective at the close ofthis school year and I am planning toreturn to Southern California in thenear future.

EMMA H. TOLLEFSON.The many oM Viroqua friends will

congratulate this veteran teacher overher more than a quarter of a centuryof work in Milwaukee and wish herthat pleasant sojourn in the land offlowers which her long years of ser-vice richly merit.

WILL BE REAL BALL CAMEGroom yourselves for>two real ballgames next Sunday, you loyal fans.

; Sparta comes to Viroqua to avenge ther ®ce®t 3 to 2 defeat they sustained at

1 the hands of our boys, and by the waythe Viroqua team has been going late-ly, they have no more chance than arabbit of lifting our scalps. On thesame afternoon Dahl’s Fords of La-Crosse come to Bud. Neither Bud northe Fords have lost a game this sea-son, so somebody’s perfectly good re-cord is going to be knocked into acocked hat, and Bua is resolved tocome out on top.'

On Thursday evening of next week,Bud is going to cross bats with the

j Viroqua team in a twilight game at 5j o clock at the fair grounds. Don’timagine for a moment that that Budteam is not a worthy opponent for our

1 nine. The Bud team plays real ball,| a nd it is not their intention to be on

| the losing side of this game. Planj lO Ret out and see it.

KROMREY IN TRANSFER LINEi The many friends will be glad toknow that Genial Fred Kromrey, for

, 80 many years a faithful employeej°f the Standard Oil Cos., has acceptedjthe managementof the Viroqua Trans-

, fer Line. He will establish an officelin the garage headquarters of the

| line opposite the Southeastern depot.;In his new capacity, F’red will givethat careful and courteous service forwhich he is so justly noted. He isthoroughly deserving of the confidenceand patronage of Viroqua businessmen, and the Censor wishes him well.

SPILLS THE MILKBert Dustin’s young son with his

;pony and milk wagon rig is a familiarsight on Viroqua’s streets. The otherevening the little fellow parked his rigin orthodox 45-degree style just northof the Censor office. . Along* came acareless auto driver and caught therear of the rig, breaking the bottle andspilling the milk, but the pony jumpedup on the boulevard and started eat-ing grass. The driver promised topay the damage.

NOTICEThe Cemetery Association have put

in all kinds of garden flower seeds, sothey will have for sale cut gardenflowers for decorating graves. If anywanted phone Mrs. Morrow, CemeteryNo. 233L. 28-1

ADVERTISED LETTERSAt the Viroqua postoffice July 10—

Martin Tronstad, Mr. Joseph Hetland,Irvin Hegge (2), Mr. Oscar Hanson,J. T. Hauge, O. E. Lean, Mr. ThomasLatimer, Mr. C. R. McCauley, Mr.Floyd Roberts, Mr. Ludwig Sandsmark(2).

—Alfred Henry spent a part of,lastweek with friends at F’rairie du Chien.

Sparta Green Houseand Nursery

Lem Stevling, Prop.,SPARTA, WIS.

C.Cut Flowers lor all occasionsand Design work.

Also a full line ol GuaranteedNursery Stock at right prices.

Speaializing in StrawberryPlants. 20 years experience inthis line.

Price List mailed on requestfor Fall and Spring delivery.

Lem StevlingSPARTA, WISCONSIN

NOTICEThe Gc" rvation Commission will

hold a meeting at the Court House onWednesday, July 20, at 8 p. m. Thefollowing matter will be considered:To close the season of certain fur-bearing animals.WISCONSIN CONSERVATION COM

—Dr. Chase, dentist, office in Na-tional Bank Building. Phone 12.

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Standard Oil Company Viroqua, Wis.