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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
CAREER BROTHERS.

Out go the spots of grease, dirt and
rust when your clothes and wearing
apparel are taken to the shop of Gar
Der Bros, 1925 West Superior Street,
dyers and cleaners. BY their specially
devised cleaning process your clothes
are. absolutely cleaned of all grease
and dirt and other disfguring spots
without any harm being done to them.
1t is now considered patriotic duty
to make ones clothes give longer serv-
ice than before the war. Because or
the scarcity of wool and cotton, slight
ly worn clothes that had been laid
aside or forgotten should again be
gotten out, cleaned and pressed or
dyed and made over into modern gar.
ments. This will all be done for you
by CARRIER Bros quickly and satisfac-
torily and you will have effected a re-
markable saving in cost and for the
.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THEo. o. FURLluND AUTO
COMPANY, j.

What car is known as THE car of
the American family?" You surely
have seen. it skipping about Duluths
streets and along the countryside and
have seen it advertised in papers and
magazines. The Hupmobile, of course,
which is in every essential, a car Of
and for the family. Because Of its
ease. of operations low gasoline con-
adaptability TO different
necessities and demands. the Hupmo-
bile has we'll earned this title. Thee.
O. Furlund Auto Company, and (
East First Street, is the authorized
distributors of the Hupmobiles in Du-
luth. 1t will be well for you to place
your order for a Hupmobile, at once
as the government has directed that
the manufacture of all pleasure auto
mobiles snail cease after January l,
1919. The company also operates an
up-to-date garage and does all kinds
of repairing and rebuilding of cars and
guarantees this work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
&c. RENNlNc,s GARAGE.

Snaps in used cars can be picked
up at Renning's Motor Co., 23O5 West
Superior Street, every day in the
week. Every car will be fully war
ranted. to be as represented and guar
Eanteed to do the work promised. They
will sell your old car for you or if you
are in the market for new one Rem
ming will let you. trade it in as part
payment. The Velie, Biltwen line and
the bort automobiles are. carried in
stock at the garage. The Renning's
Motor Co. makes the claim that the
bort car is the best four-cylinder car
made that sells under $1,000. This
firm alsoA does general. garage and
repair work as we'll as carrying a full
line of accessories. They also are
agents for the Service Puncture Proof
Tube, guaranteed for 5000 miles or a
new tube free.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
CONSOLIDATED STAMP AND
PRINTING COMPANY, "

The only plant of it's kind at the
head of the lakes is the claim OF
Nathan J. Orr and Frank Makowsh,
as owners of the Consolidated Stamp
and Printing Company, II North
Fourth Avenue West, Duluth. 1t does
job printing of all kinds, including
business stationery, office forms,
stock certificates, pamphlets and ad-
vertising matter of every description.
No matter how large your order is,
the Consolidated Stamp and Printing
Company is equipped to give it prompt
attention and make quick delivery.
The company also has its own depart
ment for doing steel die enclosing
and will assist you in getting up your
designs and trade marks. 1t is also
equipped to do up-to-date engraving
for wedding and announcement cards,
programs and calling cards, holiday
greeting cards, etc. If you want rub
Der stamps for your business, steel
stamps, stencils, baggage, time and
trade checks, badges and all other
goods in this line. you will find the
Consolidated Stamp and Printing
Company carries large stock on
hand. Not only is the usual stock Of
rubber stamps, dating stamps, inks,
pads, etc., as used in ordinary bust
ness carried in stock, but special
stamps are made to your order on
short notice. Orders by mail receive
prompt and careful attention and are
solicited. In publishing this histori-
cal review, we heartily recommend
the company to your patronage.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
Observation-Disclosures
COMPANY

A speciality of the Haugsrud- Mark
nen-Kincaid Company, wholesale
groceFs, 1926 to 1882 West Michigan
Street, is that all of its goods and
products bear factory labels, thus in
surfing original food products in orig
inal packages and doing away abso-
lutely with all opportunities of substi-
tuition. The. value of factory labeled
goods isewell known and appreciated
by the retail grocery trade, as it re-
duces to a minimum all opportunities
to substitute or put of" on the pub
lie inferior goods. Their business
standing and their patronage depends
on their making good, and therefore
it is essential that they purchase their
goods from reliable wholesale house
like Hagsrud- arkkanen-K incaid Com
pany. The latter buys from the larg-
est and best manufacturers and pro-
ducers of food and food products in
the country, and at prices available
only to those having extensive buying
power and credits. These manufac-
turers and producers have won ma
tional reputation because of purity
and superiority, which is backed up
by the guarantee of the above named
firm. The officers of the company are
H. S.. Haugsrud, president; Andrew
Markkanen, vice president; Oscar
Kincaid, secretary and treasurer. y
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MERRITT & HECTOR.

When you discover at the last min
ute that your business requires al
most. instant printing, it will be, well
for you to remember that Merritt &
Hector, printers and binders at 112
West First Street, are prepared to han
die the work for you. In fact, the firm
takes pleasure in rush orders and
realize how essential it is to get out
printed matter quickly and at the time
it is promised. The equipment of the
plant with it's swift linotype MAJ
chimes, fast presses for. all kinds of
work, attractive type faces and ex;
pert workmen, are all there awaiting
your order and will give it the. very
best Of attention in executing it.
Legal printing, briefs. abstracts of
title and all kinds of legal printed
forms, engraving, enclosing. colored
work, in from one. to four colors, cata-
log and booklet printing are all han
died by this modern establis hmeft.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE ORIENTAL SHOP.

The quality standard is infallibly
the mostsclosely identified with the
articles of .women's and misses wear
ing apparel always to be found in the
Oriental Shop, 20 West Superior
Street. Mr.eW. M. Sullivan is proprie-
tor of the Oriental Shop and it's sue
cess is due largely to his excellent
Judgment and selection of.the articles
carried by this store. Since good
taste and good judgment declare for
an effect of simplicity successfully at
tanned only with handsome fabrics, it
is very important. this. season that
study be given fabric displays before
ones frocks, suits, wraps. or separate
skirts be. purchased. The displays of
apparel at this store are so compre.
hensive that they viii interest every
one, whether it is ones custom to go
to a famous tailor, or have ones things
made with the aid of the home dress.
maker.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
w. M. EoMoNT.

A grafanola or victrola in your
home will make life more enjoyable
for the family and it brings to your
freside on the long winter evenings
the best musne of the worlds greatest
musicians, produced by the very
latest and best sound producing in
struments yet devised. The voices of
opera stars with a world wide reputa-
ton, the soul inspiring music of great
bands and orchestras are all possible
when you purchase a grafanola or
victrola w. NJ, Edmont, Is Third
Avenue West, carries an exceptionally
complete stock of these beautiful in
struments and once you hear one of
these remarkable instruments your
idea of photographic tones will
change. He also carries a full linesof
records and Photographic supplies
and maintains a first class repair de-
partment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
nLoE pEARsoM q SON.

Even, if your boy and hired man
have been called into the service and
you are; up to your ears in farm work,
there is. no. need of, your putting off
that fencing job you have been plan"
ming to do. Olof Pearson & Son, 209-
I'll Lake Avenue North, contractors
and builders, are ready to begin work
on, the job right, away They also do
all kinds of farm contracting and
building such as corncribs, tank
houses. machinery sheds, cattle yards
and barns. Remodeling of old build
ings. a specially. They give. their per-
sonal attention and supervision to all
work. They also deal extensively in
storm sash, screens for the windows
and doors, weather proofing strips and
window and door frames.
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BRUEN'S1 APPAREL SHOP.

j. The seasons latest :, dictates in
women's and misses wearing apparel
are always to be found at, Bruens
Apparel Shop, 14 and 16 West. SUI
-perior Street. The newest creations.
the last word in gown and cloak de-
signing are continually being received.
1t is conservative statement, tos say
that Duluth has never seen more
diversified showing of coats, suits,
gowns frocks and all other articles
of womenis wearing apparel than is
now to be seen. at Bruen'sr Apparel
Shop, due in a large measure to the
close touch and frequent visits of Mr..
Bruen, to eastern markets. Bruen's
service lisa service which is individual
and which always insists. upon the
fullest measure of satisfaction being
accorded to every customer Simplic-
ity. is the real key note of this win
ter's styles, a simplicity that is indeed
a refreshing change from many for
mer ideas. Many of these. lines come
from exclusive makers and designers
and are not to be secured elsewhere.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE HUB.

i. Extraordinary bargains in wearing
apparel for men, women and children
are always to, be found at the Hub, 326
Central Avenue, West Duluth. Eco
nomical shoppers have learned that
the Hub, offers the greatest varieties,
largest stocks, greatest economies and
every new whim of fashion, all pleas
ingly priced. Some sensational prices
are made on mems heavy. winter over
coats and mackinaws, made UP in the
latest models and offering unusual val
sues in wear and service. Now is the
time to buy winter underwear. The
Hub has a fine line of WOODEN. fleece
lined, flannel and cotton underwear for
men, women and children; also a COM
.plete line of shoes and children's
school clothing and coats, Sweaters
make an economical purchase this
winter and are being worn more and
more. - -
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DULUTH WHOLESALE FRUIT
ElPMC

Duluth is exceptionally fortunate in
having the number of enterprising and
up-to-date wholesale fruit dealers she
has. These dealers. buy their fruits,
vegetables and all other products in
vast quantities, shipping in daily in
carload lots from every corner of the
globe. They have representatives at
home and abroad purchasing the best
products from orchards and gardens.
Foreign grown fruits and vegetables,
rare table delicacies are imported and
come to Duluth and are distributed
in, carload lots to the range towns and
adjacent territory. Dates and figs
from the Orient, olives, grapes and
citron from Spain and Italy, pineap.
pies from the West Indies and the
islands of the Pacific, bananas from
Central and South America, all are
imported by them
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
@. 1. MAYcRoFr.

A winter exposition showing the
advance formal display of remarkably
lovely late autumn and early winter
styles and fabrics for suits and over
coats, as well as an abundant stock
of old mill staples, is to be found at
the tailor shop of g. L. Maycroft,
main floor, Lyceum Theatre building.
Mr.. Maycroft gives his personal guar.
antee to the wearing quality Of the
cloth used in all OF the garments he
makes and clothes made by him not
only give excellent wearing service.
but also. fit perfectly, retain their
shape and have distinctive appear
ance. The workmanship on all gar
ments is of the better kind and the
prices charged are moderate and rea-
sonable. II.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
The EAIR.

The Fair, located at .221-223 West
First Street, has. earned the right to
use. its slogan, ''Duluth's Economy
Store" because of the. prevailing low
prices at which its goods are always
sold Careful buying in the wholesale
markets and producing centers, swift
moving of stocks, and other economi-
cal merchandising methods, has
enabled the Fair to become the true
friend of those who are trying to
make a dollar go as far as possible,
You will find the salespeople eager to
please, quick to serve and generally
attentive and solicitous. The store
carries an exceptionally attractive line
of dry goods of the latest patterns and
makes, but specializes in women's
ready-te-wear and mems, women's
chlidren's clothing, shoes and furnish
ings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
aEcKMAN's FUR FACTORY.

Insist on quality when you buy your
furs? Anything short of the best in
furs will prove sheer extravaganza,
and that must be avoided at all times,
and especially in these war days. The
honest and experienced dealer, and
those who have purchased and worn
good furs, will tell you that good furs
are a fine investment at any time.
Beckman's Fur Factory, 129 West SUI
perior Street, invites your inspection
of it's immense line of furs. This is
the largest exclusive fur house in the
northwest and is recognized as the
headquarters for furs of fashion. 1t
is pretty safe4to say that no woman
can resist the combination of style,
exquisite furs and expert workman
ship to be found in the garments
made by the Beckman Fur Specialists.
The styles are absolutely authentic
and correct, the workmanship is I'M
eXcelled and the prices are indeed
most reasonable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
pRs. sTAAckE 4 RoNpELlp.

Properly fitted glasses will correct.
your defects of vision, relieve eye
strain and cause the pains over your
eyes and your headaches to disappear.
Drs.. Staacke e. Bondelid, opticians and
optonetrists, with offices at 303 and
305 New Jersey building, are eminently
qualified to. examine and. test your
eyes and fit, you with the proper kind
of glasses. The equipment of their
Offices includes the very latest scien-
tific instruments for testing and meas
uring the eyes and their work is of
such nature that their patients can
absolutely depend upon the results. If
you have not tried the teric tense you
cannot imagine the advantages that
come with their use, the improved
vision and he'restfulness to the eyes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
A. RupoLPh -RuRouIsT.

The proper examination and care
of your eyes should be your chief con,
Germ and at the first, indication of
trouble you should consult a reputable
.quist, 201 and 2O2 ,Alworth Building,
who has been in Duluth Ia years and
has been practicing his profession in
this city for the last ten years. He is
a graduate, licensed optometrist and
during the years of practice has sue
cessfully fitted with glasses some of
our best known citizens. He has
given his profession deep study. and
with postgraduate work in institutions
specializing in treatment of the eyes
and fitting of glasses, he has gained
valuable experience.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
DR.. WENTWORTH,

DR.. Wentworth, whose office is at
20S1 West Superior Street, is.ea spe-
cialist in nervous diseases and disor-
ders.,, Nerve. diseases are his special.
ty and he invites you to come to his
Office. for free consultation about your
ailments. Ladies may have no hest
fancy in consulting Dr. Wentworth,
as he has q lady attendant at his of
flee Throughout the day, Neurasthe-
mia, which is the name given to a COM
plete nervous, breakdown is usually
attended by intense, irritability upon
slightest provocation and weakness,
'sleeplessness, ). headache, exhaustion
and other disorders. This is very
serious. disease and must be carefully
treated by the scientific manipulation
of the nerves affected. In all of his
cases Dr. Wentworth Immediately pro-
ceeds to- the cause of the nerve all
ment and treats it without the use of
drugs
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
TIE SCOTT COMPANY.

Many who bought second and third
Liberty Loan Bonds on the payment
plan learned to save. You can buy a
home just as easily if you only go at
it with the same determination. The
Scott Company, 315 Central Avenue,
has some exceptional bargains in real
estate listed with it that will make
an excellent investment for the man
of small means. The prices put on
some of these properties are very
low, and it will be possible to secure
terms in making the. payments. on
them. IA. Scott is president and ].
Allyn Scott, Jr., is secretary Of the
company They also doa general bust
ness in loans and insurance.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MlRTH,s DRUG STORE.

A perfectly compounded prescrip-
ton from pure drugs is the best ally
of the sEillful physician The purity
of the drugs used by Wirth's Drug
Store, 13 West Superior Street, has
long been recognized by the medical
profession of Duluth, as is also the
the druggists on duty at the
store. Mr.. Adolph Wirth is the man
ager and to his knowledge of the BUSH
ness,r careful attention to details and
excellent service rendered, is much of
the success. of the store due. He also
carries in stock we'll selected line
of proprietary medicines and reliable
"old-fashioned" home remedies, and
will be glad to advise with you on the
kinds best suited to. your needs and
conditions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
CHARLES j. DAHL.

You have heard of the Patterson
car, which is sold at moderate price
and embedies all the latest improve
ments known to the auto world. Mr..
Charles J. Dahl, Fifty-sixth and Grand
Avenues, West Duluth, is distributor
for the Patterson car in this. vicinity
and has the 1919 models now on dis
play. His garage is also headquarters
for expert and honest auto repairing,
where only skilled mechanics are EN-.
ployed. Mr.. Dahl's garage service
plan of storing and keeping your car
in repair on a monthly basis has prov
en- very popular among auto owners
and his charges have always been
found reasonable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
JOHNSON STUDIO COMPANY.

Phone Melrose 1875, Photographers,
22S East Superior Street. 1t will cost
you no more to have attractive, artistic
photographs taken at the Johnson Stu
do Company than it does to have
them made in the studios where the
work shows ineXperience and incom-
potency. If you have them made by
the Johnson Studio Company you are
assured of the very highest class of
work in which the best obtainable re-
suits are guaranteed and the desired
effects obtained. 1t also specializes in
securing distinctive expression, artis-
tic lighting and composition in the
effort to secure the highest excellence
in the great field of photography. Por-
trait photography which is so popular
and in which there are such great pos
.sibilities may be secured at this studio
or in your home by appointment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MARTIN. RosENpAHL.

Your enjoyment of outdoor life will
be increased 100 per cent with an auto
mobile at your command. The splen-
did trips during the summer and au-
tumn and even the winter cold will not
give any ..discomforts if you own a
REQ, Stutz or Chandler enclosed car,
which are distributed by Martin Ros-
endahl, 229-231 East Superior Street.
The models are SO arranged that they
are suited for use in all seasons of
the year. These cars are known for
their ease of operation, luxurious rid
ing, low gasoline and tire cost, and
are mechanically correct SC that re-
pairs and readjustments are practical
ly unknown if intelligently driven and
cared for. Mr. Rosendahl also han
dies the REQ trucks in all sizes and
for all purposes.
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nULUTH- SUPERIOR - -S "a H tIii1I

DULUTH SUPERIOR VIRGINIA HIBBINC
Being well dressed at moderate ex-
pense is merely matter of knowing
when and where to buy your clothes.
Gately's store, if made your purchas-
ing center, will enable you to dress
we'll and properly and at the minimum
OF cost It's stock of new winter
clothes establishes utmost style COM
potency for the man who seeks the
highest fashion attainments in cor
rect apparel for the season All the
new style variations emphasized by
Americas foremost experts in design
ing and tailoring find representation
IN the wonderful stocks now on eXhi-
bltion at Gately's and which are await
ing your closest examination and in
sDection. These suits and overcoats
and other wearing apparel reveal the
more refined niceties in fabric weav-
ing and patterning attended by greater
value-giving suits at prices that are
within the reach of all. The time to
buy clothes is now, before another
sharp advance comes. Scarcity of
wool and skilled labor is bound to
force clothes prices higher. If you
wish, you can make small deposit
amount, and the garments will be laid
away for you until later in the sea-
son. The winter stocks are now in
suits, overcoats, mackinaws, sweaters,
underwear, hosiery, shirts and hats:
The store invites you to make use
of its credit service which you will
find helpful and convenient. Terms
can be arranged monthly or semi
monthly. 1t has extended this service
to thousands in Duluth and they like
it, and Gately's now extend it to you.
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KRElDLER-poYLE COMPANY.

Delays are expensive and never pay.
If you want home of your own, now
is the time to purchase it, for values
in Duluth are increasing every day.
Kreidler-Doyle Co.. 405 Central Ave-
nue., has fine list of Duluth homes
from which you are sure to find one
that will meet your requirements. The
company specializes in West Duluth
and Oneota property, but this section
is, rapidly building UP and contains
hundreds of fine homes. The firm also
announces that it will take in part
payment for the new homes that they
build and handle, your old homes, IL
they are located at West Duluth. The
firm has some elegant propositions on
hand for you, but, you must act quick
ly before some one else takes advan'
tage of the bargains.
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EAIRMouMT sALEs co.

Zone of the pushing real estate firms
of Duluth is the Paramount Sales Co.,
316 Providence building 1t demon
strated its aggressive principles re-
Gently in carrying through in a whirl-
wind fashion the sale of lots in the
beautiful Norton's Fairmount division
in West Duluth. The company also
arranges with its patrons to build
their homes for them on terms that
are easy and will enable them to pay
for them on the same basis they
would be paying rent. A. Youngstrand
and Theodore Lane are members Of
the company and they will be glad to
show you, over some of the, properties
they have listed with them for sale,
rent or exchange.
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S, c, PETERSON.

If your hot-air furnace and heating
plant is giving you trouble or is using
too. much fuel you should have. it over
hauled at once. by S. G. Peterson, who
conducts a general sheet metal work
shop sat 1918 West Superior Street.
Mrs Peterson is. an expert in matters
concerning hotcair: heating of homes,
and buildings. He will be pleased to
quote You figures on new hot-air
heating plant. He also makes metal
coTnices, puts on metal roofing and
does all kinds of sheet metal work.