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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
RosENs CLOTHING sHos.

Super values In suits, overcoats
and other articles of mems wearing
apparel are always TO be found in the
stocks OF Rosen's Clothing Shop, Main
Street. EARLY purchases of raw mate
rails which were made UP recently in
the very latest models enables Rosens
TO make the remarkable offerings in
dependable, clothing at the prices that
are a sensation in Bismarck and vicin-
n.y. At the prices asked for these
splendid clothes the values are extra
ordinary and economical and it is
doubtful il they will be reproduced
again as all articles OF clothing are adj
Vanclngo sniartly Rosen's economy
sale on mems winter goods was surely
an eye opener to all and was partici-
pated in by hundreds of men who ap.
preelated the opportunity to get such
splendid serriceable clothes at the re-
markaDly low prices at which they
were marked. Rosen's always .fea-
lures a large selection of shirts of all
kinds, wool bathrobes, mems trousers
for Office and shop wear, pajamas,
splendid line Of hosiery, neckWear,
handkerchiefs fancy vest, gloves of
all kinds and Stetsen hats and the
famous Fiorsheim shoes. Rosen's is
a 'distinctiyely Bismarck store and has
no connection With any other store in
the State,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
HUGHES ELECTRIC COMPANY.

HUGHES ELECTRIC COMPANY.
If you enjoy convenience,-if you
want to have things handy,-us
electricity in your home, Office or at
your place of business. Power and
light will then be at your command,
day or night. All you will have to
do is to press a button or turn a
switch and this mysterious and pow
erful force is working for You. The
Hughes Electric Company, 303 Broad
way, which operates the street light
ing system of Bismarck, also furnishes
commercial lighting and power for the
Office, business houses and industries
of Bismarck. The power plant of the
company is one of the most complete
and up to date in this part of the state.
Electricity means clean and sure
lighting. 1t is also the cheapest light
and seldom gets out of order and it's
cost of maintaining is practically nil
1t requires no attention and is ready
for instant use, and push of but
ton or turn Of a switch lights up the
home instantly. If your home is not
wired for electricity, the company will
be pleased to quote an estimate on
the cost of the work, of hanging fix
lures and installing the lights. 1t is
now showing some of the latest artis4
tic designs in artistic fixtures, also
the new overhead lighting systems.
When your home is wired for electric
ity you can enjoy all of the conyen-
fences of electrical appliances and
utensils which include electric toast
ers, percolators, broilers, egg boilers,
electric stoves and ranges, bed warm
ers, curling irons electric irons,
electric washing machines and electric
vacuum cleaners. The company has
large stock of electrical goods on
sale and will be pleased to have you
inspect them. If you operate small
industrial plant, you viii find it cheap
CT and more satisfactory. to buy your
power from the Hughes ELECTRIC Co.
All you will require is the installation
OF motor to drive your machinery.
You, at once, do away with the ex-
pense of maintaining a power plant.
reduce the dangers from fire, avoid de-
probation of your power plant, and
the other expenses incidental to the
operation of power plant of a small
industry. The company will be
pleased to take up with you the best
types of motors to INSTALL, and help
you figure out your requirements for
power.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
HoLMBoE PHOTOGRAPHS STUDIO.

The Holmboe Photograph Studio,
2l7 Fourth Street, next door to the
Grand Theatre, makes a speciality of
children's photographs and is meeting
with exceptional success in the re-
suits obtained. Baby's photograph
with the happy smile and winning en-
preston of the face can only be
caught and portrayed by those who
are expert and experienced in pho
Biography. Photographs make an APP
preciated Christmas gift, and are en-.
joyed the world over. The Holmboe
photographers are real artists and
also make out-of-door pictures, in
terror views, arrange, for group sit
tings, and in addition do general
business in commercial photography
of all kinds. They also do charging
and color photography, develop films
and print kodak pictures of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
RICHoLT'S CASH AND CARRY
GROCERY,

The Cash and Carry system of the
Richolt grocery has proven a popular
and economical feature of the store.
This plan which is spreading through
out the nation is proving an effective
means of combating the old high cost
of living. 1t means getting back to
the simpler ways of living, doing ones
own shopping and carrying home the
groceries and other articles one buys
Also by paying cash with every pur-
chase, expensive bookkeeping systems
and other overhead expenses are
done away with, with the added cost
of deliveries are "cut out" Every
thing is marked as low as possible
and is guaranteed to be exactly as is
represented or your money will be
cheerfully returned to you.
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BROWN g. JONES.

convenient and up to date grocery
and meat market is that of Brown &c
Jones, ia Fourth st. A visit to this
store will suggest to you many little
delicacies, all Of which are moderately
priced, which will add to the Christ
mas dinner,-salad dressings, olive
oil of the very best grades, plum pud-
dings, fancy currants, candied citron,
orange and lemon peel, cranberries,
some unusually fine tasting New York
and imported cheese, both in bulk and
small packages. Besides these the
store has many other lines particular
ly adapted to the Christmas trade,
such as fresh oysters, all kinds of
vegetables, fancy package goods Of
.cakesstand cookies some extra fine
mlncemeat for pies, and the very best
grade OF canned pumpkin to make
the luscious brown pumpkin pies.
Your Christmas dinner will not be
complete unless the coffee is "The
Monarch" brand handled by Brown e.
Jones. Other suggestions are the mar
malades, jams and jellies which are
carried in large variety. Their motto
is the Golden Rule
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
CAPITAL SECURITY BANK.

Just what does bank mean to you?
Do you think of it as place in which
you can keep your money safely, or
from which you can borrow money
when you need it? All of that we
grant, but it should mean more than
that. 1t should mean an advisor and
counselor, brake on our sudden i'm
pulses, and an organization to encour-
age and help you succeed in your
business and sphere in this life, no
matter what it is. The Capital
Security Bank, SOP Broadway, offers
you in addition to the security for
your savings and the accommodation
of loans, the best advice in your
affairs that it's experienced and
trained officers and employees can give
you If you have not any bank ac-
count, you Should start now while
you are young or in the prime of life,
and while your earning powers are at
their best. Later they will probably
diminish and then you may feel the
burden of life getting heavier with
each declining year. A dollar will
start savings account for you and
you will be paid interest on it every
six months. The bank has a number
of safety deposit boxes for rent by
the year.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
BISMARCK GROCERY COMPANY.

The war is over, the Fourth Liberty
Loan went over a-whooping and the
nation is expecting that another loan
will be aoated in the spring to clean
up the expenses of tlb1 conflict to
large extent. The war has,. above all
things, taught the American people
to save and economic and to get
down to saner methods of living. The
money put into bonds by the average
family was, saved through self-denials
or careful purchasing of groceries
and other necessities of life. In buy
ing groceries it is important to get
quality and purity as we'll as to effect
saving. This is possible if your re-
tail grocer. makes his purchase
through the Bismarck Grocery Com
pany, 521 Main St, wholesale grocers.
This house is noted throughout the
Missouri River Valley district for the
sterling qualities and purity of all the
goods it handles. The company has a.
very efficient sales organization and
the large stocks always carried on
hand enables it to make prompt ship
ments of all orders, no matter how
large they may be. 1a
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
NoRrz LuMRgR ,coMpANv

Selection of the lumber and all
other materials that enter into the
construction Of a building should be
made only after careful consideration,
in these times of high prices. The
Nortz Lumber Company. sol Main ST.,
carries one of the largest and finest
stocks OF lumber and building materi-.
ais in this vicinity. It's stock of lath..
shingles, hardwood flooring, lumber for.
interior finishing, and for sash and
door frames, brick, stone and cement.
plaster, sand and lime, are carried in
the best grades and always at the
very lowest possible prices. The
prices the Nortz Lbr. Co. asks for
its products are moderate and the
quality is always the highest and often
Tar better than many of it's com.
petitoTs sell for prices highee than
those Of the company. The company
always carries a very large line of
big timhers, in all lengths ard sizes
also makes a speciality Of fen:e posts
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FIRST GUARANTY RANK

=
The First Guaranty Bank of Bis
marck offers exceptional banking facil-
tiles and services to, it's patrons and
to the public. These are days of big
things, Of big deals, and very often
business firms, business men and in
dlVlduals require additional capital for
short terms to complete an advantage
Gus business transaction To such,
the First Guaranty Bank offers it's
service and will be glad to extend such
aid and credit that conservative bust
ness management will permit. The
cooperation it's patrons and customers
receive when they open savings or
checking account with the First Guar
anty Bank is not to be measured al
ways in dollars and cents, and the re-
lationship is one that grows closer
and more advantageous as the years
go by 1t is always important that
one establishes close and frank bust
ness relations with his bankers or
bank, for then the greatest amount Of
aid can be received. The splendid
business men connected with the First
Guaranty Bank add to it's solidity.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
McCONKEY COMMERCIAL
COMPANY

You will make no mistake if you
place all of your grocery trade with
the McConkey Commercial Company.
$40 Broadway, grocers. This enter
prising firm which has created such
an extensive patronage through it's
superior knowledge of groceries and
the best and most successful ways in
which to market them, easily takes
its place in the front rank of Bis
marck's leading business firms. It's
extensive operations keep a large force
OF experienced and we'll informed en-
ployes busy attending to the orders
OF its many customers. Quality of
It's stock is the first consideration OF
the company in its purchases, and
this fact is the outstanding reason for
the patronage the company enjoys.
Its customers know that can always
depend on the quality and value of
every article purchased from it, and
that the firms guarantee is also back
OF every article. The very lowest
prices consistent with high quality and
uneXcelled service, prevail at the Nc
Conkey store. "
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
HoFFMANs CHOCOLATE SHOP

when you are down town on little
shopping jaunt@ or have just driven
IN from a long, cold drive, a cup of
not chocolate or hot cup of bouillon
at Hoffman's Chocolate Shop, will
renew your vitality and send the blood
.tingling through your chilled body.
The menu for the MONDAY and tea
lunches is quite elaborate and the
prices for the same are decidedly rea-
sonable. Hoffman's carry one of the
finest lines of ice creams, sherbets.
ices and other frozen dainties the
year round, and also make UP special
orders on short notice. Deliveries are
made to all parts of the city. Now is
the time to place your order for a
frozen desert for your Christmas din
ner. Some special fancy deserts are.
to be made and it will pay you to in.
quire about them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
TIE BOSTON,,

Particular dressers among the men
OF Bismarck and vicinity have found
it to their advantage to purchase their
clothes from the Boston, 318 Main
Street. The line of suits, overcoats
and other mems furnishings are
tailored from fabrics that offer to the
ultimate consumers, the highest and
best values of wear and appearance.
Tall and short men and stout and
thin, can be readily fitted at The
Boston, because of the extensive
stocks of stylish and well tailored
clothes. The winter offerings of suits
and overcoats include all of the popu-
lar and favored styles and each suit
or overcoat is splendid bargain.
There are also large stocks of de-
pendable hats, necl1wear, shoes and
shirts. Best & Huyck, proprietors.
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THE ELECTRIC SHOP e WILLARD
STATION.

The successful operation of an auto
mobile or truck is only assured by
the strength Of it's storage batteries.
There are all kinds of batteries on
the market but if you do not want to
experiment with them, install the
Willard. If you are tired of wasting
good money for poor batteries, make
yourself Christmas present of a Will
lard Storage Battery. The price is
right, it always delivers the goods
and is always full of "pep." You will
lind the Willard batteries at the Elec.
trio Shop. 4OS Broadway, of which B.
Is. Skeels is manager. He also car.
ries complete line of electrical
devices and fixtures and does a gen.
eral contracting business in electric
wiring. Electric labor saving devices.
such as washing machines. coasters.
broilers, percolators. etc., make spIeu.
lid Christmas gifts. Let Mr.. Skeels
show them TO you at his shop.
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N. !. SHIELDS

All kinds of building and general
contracting is done by n. J. Shields.
CLIO Broadway, contractor and builder.
There are many houses and bungalows
OF all kinds, cottages, store buildings
and other structures of more or less
public nature that have been erected
by Mr., Shields and which are the best
evidences of his skill and workman
ship. He also makes a speciality of
remodeling eXteriors and interiors of
houses and Offices, installs new and up
to-date store fronts, and is exceptional
~ etficient in rearranging office and
store interiors. II you have changes in
mind in your store or home, he will
be glad to help you develop your plans,
and give you an estimate on the ap-
proXllnate cost OF the work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
TttE RlsMARck nA;nr go

When you give the little ones plenty
OF rich, pure milk to drink you are
giving them the purest food that they
can have. AT the same time it is. the
most wholesome and easiest digested
and when it is obtained from The
Bismarck Dairy Company, you may
rest assured that it is pure and whole
some and bottled under sanitary con
ditions. The milk comes fresh from
the farms each day. Healthy, high
bred cows only are to be found in the
diaries Of the Bismarck Dairy Com.
pany and everyo care and effort is
given to keep the milk free from con-
tamination. A milk and cream station
is maintained at 30 Broadway FOR
the convenience Of its patrons. IL
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n. T. MURPHY.

If you are not sure how much in
surance you should carry on your
buildings, consult II. T. Murphy, ZIG
Broadway, who writes insurance Of
all kinds. The companies that he
represents are among the largest and
most substantial in America, their
rates are the lowest and their policies
offer ample and safe protection to
their holders. Mr.. Murphy also repre-.
sents dependable insurance companies
that handle life and accident insur-
ance, also health, hail and liability
and which signs. bonds.
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EVA. DAWSON, GROCER

Quality, service and fair prices are
the watchwords of e. A. Dawson,
whose grocery store at 202 Main ST.,
enjoys a constantly increasing patron
age because of the excellent values
obtainablc there. In the selection of
the stocks of groceries and other arti-
clcs OF similar nature to be found in
his store, Mr.. Dawson exercises the
greatest care to get the best that the
markets have to offer. His prices are
extremely low in comparison with the
high prices prevailing in some stores
and he always guarantees his goods
to be as represented. aGa
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BISMARCK MARBLE e. GRANITE
WORKS.

In the selection of lasting and
appropriate memorial to the memory
of departed members of the family or
loved ones, it will pay you to visit
the yards Of the Bismarck Marble &
Granite Co, and look over the designs
awaiting your inspection. The CON-
pany will be glad to submit to you
also, new and original designs for
monuments, or to perfect some de-
signs YOU may have of your own. The
company also erects burial vaults and
viii be pleased to submit designs and
estimates of the costs Of such.
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BISMARCK STEAM LAUNDRY

Blue Monday will have no terrors
Tor the housewife if she has the family
laundry, dry cleaning and dye work
done by the Bismarck Steam Laundry,
523 Fourth ST. She knows that the
clothes will be returned spotlessly
clean, all ironed and folded. The
house will not be full of steam on
Monday, neither will she be tired out
Tor the rest of the week, nor will she
freeze her fingers hanging out the
clothes in the winter or suffer from
the heat in summer weather. Laun-
dry and dry cleaning work will be
called for and delivered promptly bv
the wagons of the company and the
very best quality of work is guaran-
teed by the proprietors of the COM
pany. Messrs, Marquette & Steiber,
both of whom are experienced laundry
men, are making large success of
their business. The plant Of the com
pany is thoroughly UP to date and is
equipped with all modern machinery
for the prompt doing of all branches
of laundry dry cleaning and dye
work. Great care is given to the laun-
drying of delicate articles of clothing
and wearing apparel
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
BISMARCK BATH pARLoRs.

The baths given at the Bismarck
Bath Parlors. Room 8, Lucas Block,
contain all of the medicinal qualities
Oh those at, the springs, and in addi-
ition you have the advantage Of being
under the personal treatment and
care of DR.. r. S. Enge, proprietor.
Tlred5andA overworl1ad business 4'men
knowJthat4ia course oftgbath treat
ment, eitherl Turkish or mineral or
both,"will put new.life and avigor in
them and enable them to again take
UP their business cares with the old
time pep
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY,

You surely will be satisfied with
the latest models put out by the
Studebaker Company, and now on ex-
hlbition and for sale by the Bismarck
Motor Company, 416 Broadway. Ger
talnly you are hard to please if one
OF those imposing touring cars, snap
Ply roadsters or graceful limousines
does not appeal to your eye and loos-
en- up your purse strings. The latest
models of the mighty Studebaker in
clude all the latest, up-to-the-minute
improvements that the Studebaker
company has tried and proven to it's
satisfaction. NO useless non-essen-
.tiais are attached to any Studebaker
car to be in the way or get out of
order and give trouble and cause in
convenience. At the same time no
Improvement or device is omitted
from a Studebaker that will add to
Its convenience, adaptabflity, speed
and appearance. In the Studebaker
you have the highest perfection Of
automobile building skill that the.
genius and minds of the best auto
engineers and designers can.
create. Just now you will be in
terested in the different models of
winter cars, and Mr.. c. Bertsch, man
ager of the company, will be glad to,
go over them with YOU The COM,
pany also has the sales agency Of the
Cadillac, another queen of the road,
built on its merit and guaranteed to
stand up under the most trying use.
The repair department of the com
pany' is prompt and efficient and all
work is guaranteed by the skilled
mechanics in pha r-ra .
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N. D.

HISTORICAL REVIEW THE
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES,
STORES BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
SEVEN Tn1Es AS LARGE

Secretary Bakers recent state
memt to the Senate Committee ON
Military Affairs showed that tho
United States land fighting forces
had heem Increased seven times
thea original sine I'm mime months.
In April, 1917, the regular army
was composed Of 5,701 officers and
1915 men, while ON December
81 tiere were 10,25O officers and
&c, goo men.
The National Guard I'm the fed
era1 service ON April 1 consisted
Of 0,78S 0GRceRs and 70,718 men.
On DecHpber 81, however, the
number Of officers had increased TO
10,O81 and men to 400, 900.
The National Army, which was
mot i'm existence ON April 1, to.
tailed $50, 600 men I'm December.
There were 2,578 officers and
1900 mem i'm the reserves I'm April,
while In December there were 84,-
575 officers and 72,75O men.
The total officers I'm April was
1907 and the aggregate of men
2O2y51O. In December the officers
numbered 11O,856 and men H.
428, $50.
From April to November the
Ordnance Department increased
from 81 commissioned officers to
1904 officers and 20, 12O enlisted
men. The aviation section of the
Signal Corps increased from 65
officers and I, 100 men to 8, 200 OFF,
Gers and 50, 12O men.
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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
GOVERNMENT TO
FURNISH OFFICERS WITH
UNIFORMS AT COST PRICE

Senator Jonea, Of Washington, has
introduced q bin In Congress provid-
ing that all uniforms, accoutre-
ments and equipment required BY any
oficer of the military forces Of the
United States shall be furnished and
issued to such officers by the Gov
eminent at cost price under regula-
lions to be prescribed by the Secre-
tary OF war, and the same shall be
similar In quality and price for all
officers of the same rank"
Senator Jones says he has informa-
ton which convinced him that cloth
ing pronteers have taken mot less
than $1,000, 900 from new officers in
the Army" and that officers have TO
pay two or three times what uni
forms and other equipment are
worth.