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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
F. A. PATRICK G. CO.

If you have once worn a garment
made by F. A. Patrick & Co. you need
no further urging to insist on that
same make of garment the next time
you make a purchase. On the other
hand if you never have been so for
tunate to have worn such garments,
it is not yet too late to do so. This
firm, F. A. Patrick & Co., is one of
Duluth's largest wholesalers and
manufacturers of dry goods Of all
kinds, makers of the famous Patrick
Duluth Northern wool products.
These goods are famous throughout
all of this district for their excellence
of materials, manufacture and color
ings. Scores and scores of makers of
dry goods are travelling this winter
on past regulations, but this company
takes nothing for granted and every
article it turns out, must disclose the
mark of quality and reveal tangible
ity. F. A Patrick & Co. is its own
severest critic, and this painstaking
endeavor justified itself in the ever
increasing favor it's originators are
accorded by the discerning clientele
that insists on goods of its manufac-
ture. The articles manufactured by
this great plant represent all of the
very latest fashion tendencies at their
true values. They conform to every
patriotic decree of different govern
mental agencies, the ideas of conser-
walton of materials are faithfully car
ried out and yet style and appearance
have not been sacrificed to this. F.
A. Patrick & Co. particularly en-
phasize the Importance of buying now,
as prices will not be so advantageous
later on Distinct economy awaits
retailers and jobbers who take advan-
tage of the present prevailing prices.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
sILvERsTEIN e. BoNpY co.

A fine assortment of women's win
ter coats, snug and warm, and in adj
dition stylishly made and modish in
appearance, is to be found at the store
of Silver9tein & Bondy Co., the store
Of quality. There is also a splendid
showing of hundreds Of new winter
suits variousiy priced, as well as d
fine selection of modish dresses for
all occasions, waists, delicate lingerie
and other articles of wearing apparel
SO dear to the ladies. In the Christ
mas stocks shoppers will take keen
delight and find a wonderful selection
that will meet their most eXacting
tastes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MoHAUPT's VARIETY STORE.

Chief among the Duluth stores try
ing to help keep down the cost Of
living so far as it is within it's means
is the Mohaupt Variety Stores, 1927
and 1929 West Superior Street and
SOB and sos Grand Avenue, West
Duluth. The company also conducts
two other variety stores, one at
Grand Rapids, Mimi, and the other
at Chisholm, Mimi. These four stores
give it great purchasing power and
enable the company to buy in such
large quantities that it is able to get
the very lowest prices. Its big stock
includes dresses of all kinds, house
aprons, curtains and draperies, can
dies, household utensils and tools,
toilet articles, soaps and in fact every
article found in progressive and up
to-date variety store. William F. Mo-
haupts and A. A. Mohaupts are man
ayers of the two Duluth stores, and
they invite your inspection of the
stocks.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
DR.. o. w. RlESLAND.

You cannot afford to neglect your
health. Every day of delay, when
your system commences to run
down." hastens the general breaking
down of the health, and the longer
you delay, the harder it is to get back
into proper physical condition. Dr..
D. w. Riesland, TOT Palladio Building,
is chiropractor with eighteen years
of successful practice, and the oldest
chiropractor in point of experience in
the State of Minnesota.
The possibilities opened up by this
method of restoring health are meal
culable as they set free Nature, that
power which holds the whole universe
in the hollow of it's hand" to direct
the reconstruction of all parts of the
body to normal. Nature is the only
power that can cure, as Nature builds
you from the start and made you grow
with nothing but your mothers milk,
out of which, the best chemist who
lives, can make nothing but cheese.
Therefore, it naturally follows that
if there is no pressure on nerves,
Nature can reach all parts of the body
normally and normal reconstruction
of the body is bound to be the result
Normal reconstruction of the body
means Health.
DR.. Riesland has his office fitted
with X-ray equipment and gives all
patients a very thorough examination.
In publishing this historical review,
we gladly recommend him to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE BRADBURY SCHOOL OF
MIlGIC

In the selection of the school in
which you expect to study music or
send your children, it is essential that
you choose one that has a record of
success and thoroughness. The per-
sonnet of it's faculty, the training itself
CT the members, their success as a
teacher, and the general and indi-
vidual success attained by the pupils
of the school, are all worthy of con-
sideration and inquiry. 1t is above
all things in the study of music that
the proper musical foundations be
laid, so that the future studies and
training may be properly builded.
systems and methods to be consid-
cred before making the final selection
of your school, The Bradbury School
of Music, 305 Temple Building, Sec
ond Avenue East and Superior Street,
is one of Duluth's most successful in
situations of its kind. 1t specializes
particularly in piano and violin in
struction, and the many phases of
voice culture and training, and has
achieved a wonderful success with it's
pupils, who attend not only from
Duluth but from the entire range dis
trict. The school is now entering
upon it's nineteenth year, and has a
greatly increased number of students
through the excellent standing it has
attained. Pupils may enter at any
time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
ZENITH BOX & LUMBER CO.

Among the responsible firms engag-
ed in the box trade in this vicinity is
the Zenith Box & Lumber Co., Forty
third Avenue West and Traverse
Street, Duluth. Their factory is espe-
cially equipped with the latest designed
and improved machines for box max
ing and large rush orders for packing
cases and boxes, crates, beer cases,
boxes for the canned goods trade, and
shocks, are readily and expeditiously
filled. The Zenith Box & Lumber Co.
is owned and operated by business men
of integrity and experience. The care
full scrutiny of material that is used
in making their products means that
the manufactured lumber of the COM
pany will be first grade and will go
into the packing crates, cases and
shocks of the customers. A large
force of employees is kept busy by the
plant and the daily shipments of
shocks and finished boxes and crates
by the car load is ample evidence of
the extensive business that has been
built up by this firm.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02

c. n. ZIEHLSDoRFF.

y ID. ziehlsdorff, 404 West Superior
street, Gents and Ladies' Tailors, has
nlade for himself an enviable reputa-
@.ioh Tor the quality and style he puts
INTO the garments he makes. His
success and ability to please his Gus
TONER'S is largely due to his ability
10 discover the particular style of
coat or suit that is most suited to
each individual. Mr.. Ziehlsdorff has
Ior your approval an excellent selec-
uon of goods for winter wear in
serges, woods, velvets, twill, tricotine
and tricolette and many other of the
newest weaves and fabrics that the
winter season has decreed to be the
fashion. These goods are all in the
dominating colors, and will be used
Tor you in suits and coats especially
designed for you by Mr.. Ziehlsdorff
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
BoYCE DRUG STORE.

Careful and exact compromising of
prescriptions is of the greatest i'm
portance to your health. 1t is because
of this fact and the care with which
it has attended to all prescriptions
that the Boyce Drug Store, 331 West
Superior Street, has become so widely
and favorably known in Duluth. ].
Harvey G. Coleman, manager of the
store, is recognized as a careful phar-
macist and dispenser of drugs. There
will also be found in the Boyce Drug
Store an unusually complete stock of
stationery, sick room supplies and
toilet articles, such as face creams,
lotions and compounds, perfumes and
toilet accessories for milady's bou-
doir.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
c. F. FORSELL.

There is no need of throwing out
or discarding an article of upholstered
furniture simply because it is faded,
badly worn or torn. C. F. Forsell, 334
East Superior Street, is a practical
upholsterer and will do all of your
repairing and refinishing expeditions
ly, having on hand at all times full
line of tapestries and covers. New
furniture, while desirable, is not al
ways a patriotic investment nova
days, especially if it is going to divert
workmen from actual war work. 1t
will be more patriotic for you and also
an item of saving which means much
to you now, to have your pieces of up
holstered furniture recovered and re-
upholstered.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
HINTz-cAMERoN COMPANY.

The big warehouses of the Hintz-
Cameron Company at ia East Michi-
gan Street and 20 West First Street
are always filled with fiours, feeds,
grains and hay and straw, and are
the best advertisements of it's extern
sive trade in these commodities. The
Hintz-Cameron Company does both a
wholesale and retail business, and by
it's business integrity, attention to de-
tails and even to the smallest orders.
has built up an extensive business not
only in Duluth, but also throughout
the entire range country. The COM
pany carries the best lines of patent
flours, both of winter and spring
wheats; also a big stock of Liberty
flour, which is already mixed with
substitutes as required by the food
administration. Farmers in the mar
ket for stock feeds will find at the
Hintz-Cameron Company some excel
lent values.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
WESTERN STATE BANK OF
DULUTH.

The Western State Bank of Duluth
offers exceptional service to in
vestors. Unusual opportunities for
investments offering unusually large
returns without sacrifice of security,
are available under present conditions.
The cooperation you receive when
you have opened an account with the
Western State Bank of Duluth means
much to you in your business affairs.
Once your credit is established, the
bank will extend to you every possible
facility and accommodation consistent
with conservative business manage
ment It's capital is $4,000 and its
surplus is also $4,000. The officers
are H. R. Elliott, President; A. H.
Donald, Vice-President; l.. A. Barnes,
Cashier, and c. /. Towner, Assistant
Cashier, The bank is located at 917
Central Avenue, West Duluth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
WALTER THOMAS SALES CON-
PANY

If you want to get back to the farm.
now is a good time to secure good
farm lands cheap before the prices
advance. 1t has always been the his
tory Of all nations that after a war,
there has been big movement to get
back to the land, and so in this great
world war, realty dealers are looking
for movement back to the land as
soon as it is over The Walter
Thomas Sales Company 2032 West
Superior Street, has number of good
farms and unimproved tracts for sale
or trade Some Of them will be traded
in on city property that is improved
with good residences in modern con-
dition. The company also has large
list of Duluth real estate, both vacant
and improved, listed that will pay
you to investigate.
A
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
{. j. kETcHUM:

After being engaged in business in
Duluth for 20 years, e. J. Ketehum,
229 North Central Avenue, is dispos-
ing of his hardware and building ma
terial stocks, preparatory to retiring
from active business life. He has had
one of the largest and best stocks Of
it's kind in West Duluth and is noted
for his business integrity and the fact
that he made personal guarantee
that every article he sold was strictly
as represented. Besides keeping the
best goods obtainable in heavy and
shelf hardware, and building material
and accessories, he sold these at
closely marked prices. In order to
dispose of his stocks quickly he has
made still further cuts and reductions
in his prices and which will make big
savings for those who buy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
SAMPLE CLOAK & SUIT SHOP.

Would you climb the, stairs or take
the elevator to an upper floor to save
yourself five or ten dollars on the
purchase price of strictly up-to-date
suit or coat? The Dample Cloak &
Suit Company, Sherman Building, SUI
perior Street and Second Avenue
West, have gotten away from the high
cost of ground floor rent and are To-
Gated on an upstairs floor where it is
now showing an unequalled line of
ladies' and misses winter coats and
suits at prices that are within the
reach of the most modest income.
This winters display of gowns,
dresses, suits and cloaks is the
most elaborate ever shown in Duluth
by this firm and represents all of the
recognized seasons models as de-
signed by Partisan and American lead
ing style dictatorS.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
JOHN ROCKWELL SHOE CO.

High-grade shoes for men, women
and children will always be found at
the store of the Rockwell Shoe Com
pany, 1923 Central Avenue Now as
the high shoe season is on one must be
fitted for the winter SHOWS and cold,
and even though prices have advanced,
this firm presents values that no eco
nomical woman in Duluth or vicinity
can afford to miss. The styles include
all the newest high-cut lace shoes and
assortments in champagne, black and
white kid and tan and brown calf
skins. The stock of shoes for men
and children includes the most serv-
iceable makes in the recognized brands
noted for their comfort and service.
ADV.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
r. S. KELLY FURNITURE CON-
PANY

Avoid mistakes in buying your fur
niture by consulting with the F. S.
Kelly Furniture Company upon the
best grades and styles to buy. In
furnishing your home, you should use
the same taste you do in selecting
your wardrobe and it will be easy to
make your selections by visiting this
company's store at 17-19 West SUI
perior Street. Mr.. Frank S. Kelly is
proprietor and he is glad to advise
you about your selections so that you
will not only get dependable worth
while furniture but also the proper
selection to fit your home. In his dis
play rooms Mr.. Kelly always has an
enormous variety and assortment of
bedroom, dining room, parlor and
porch furniture There are complete
and absorbing showings of uphol-
stored and overstuffed pieces, bed
room suites in oaks and mahogany
in beautiful designs and showing a
remarkable expression of taste In
addition he carries a full stock of
ranges, refrigerators, draperies, talk
ing machines, crockery and glassware.
The Kelly plan of deferred payments
not only calls for a small cash out
lay, but it enables one to own and
have the use of good furniture while
paying for same.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
O. =. MENNERLuMp.

Good jewelry cannot be classed as
a non-essential commodity. The ma
ton is just as dependent on the
jewelry business as it is on many
others and millions of dollars are tied
up in the industry One of the most
ur-to-date jewelry houses in Duluth
is that of o. F. Wennerlund, 1919 West
Superior Street In addition to the
complete line of necessary and essen
tial jewelry, such as watches, clocks,
cut glass, fountain pens, pins of all
kinds, cuff and collar buttons, Mr..
Wennerlund carries big line of
diamonds and other precious stones.
The store also conducts most mod
ern optical department in charge of a
registered optometrist and fits glasses
and guarantees satisfaction. Lenses
replaced on short notice.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
ZENITH ARTIFICIAL LIMB co.

Comfort and convenience are essen
tial in the selection of artificial limbs.
So much money can be spent in the
purchase of an artificial leg or arm
and then not receive satisfaction by
purchasing from makers who have not
produced the right kind or successful
artificial limb. The Zenith Artificial
Limb Company, 80 Lake Avenue
North, has gained statewide repu-
tation for the success and general
adaptability of its line of artificial
limbs. It's specialties are the Faetis
cushion socket limbs, with ball bear
ing knee joints, Gelton feet and arms
The company also has some very
clever devices and apparatus for per-
sons who have been victims of hip
disease, or those with weak ankles
and knees. The company also makes
elevated feet for shortened limbs.
shoulder braces and elastic hosiery
and abdominal supports. William A.
Kesphol, general manager of the COM
pany, has had years of experience in
the field of artificial limbs, and has
made many Improvements in the de-
vices now on the market.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
/ AIARsEN COMPANY.

The L. A. Larsen Company, 213-14
Providence building, real estate, in
vestments and insurance, assumes the
management of properties and estates,
collection of rents, payment of taxes,
superintend repairs and alterations to
property, loaning of money on first
mortgage real estate security and adj
wise on the development and improve
ment of property. This company is
recognized and spoken of as one of
Duluth's most successful real estate
organizations. They specialize in sell
ing subdivision property, as we'll as
having complete list of stores, floors,
buildings, houses, apartments and cot
tages for sale or rent. Good, safe in
surance policies are written in re-
liable companies and adjustments of
loss always receive Mr.. Larson's per-
sons personal attention.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
NATIONAL IRON COMPANY.

Contractors and builders in Duluth
and throughout the great district of
which this city is the center, are eX-
periencing trouble in getting iron and
steel building materials, because of
the governments demands for these
commodities in the prosecution of the
war. The plant of the National Iron
Company, however, through its extern
sive operations, is still in position to
fill orders" of builders and contract
ors for bridge materials, trusses, col
umnS, heavy steel plates and bars.
AT its warehouses, you will find a
complete stock of power transmission
machinery, including shafting, shift
gearing, couplings, Dodge iron and
wood split pulleys, hangers and boxes,
friction clutches, set collars and a
whole list of other machinery parts
that enter into factory equipment
These are ready for quick shipment.
To the contractor or plant head who
must instantly replace a broken part
or possibly new machine, it is i'm
portant to be in touch with so large
and reliable a company as the National
Iron Company at 5th ave. and Ram
sey st. The company also special
ICES in machine cut gearing and the
industrial heads and large users of
gear machinery, who are experience
ing trouble in getting repairs that do
the work expected of them, should
give the National Iron Company an
opportunity to demonstrate the work
it can do. The heads of the company
are: Walter NJ. Evered, President
and Harry r. Armstrong, Secretary.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
w. c. TOWER.

Every indication points to all hard
ware articles advancing in prices
higher than they are now, and in many
instances, certain articles will be off
the market because of rulings of the
war industries board that they are
non-essentials. w. c. Tower, 219
Commonwealth Avenue, has a very
complete stock of heavy hardware and
shelf goods. His line of stoves in
clude the recognized standard makes
contracted for some time ago which
enables him to sell them to you at
last years prices. His other goods,
tinware, aluminium and enamel ware
for the kitchen, dairy pals and cans,
tools of all kinds, are kept in large
assortment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
j JaL. .THwING COMPANY.


save time and money bS having
your printing done in a modern, COM
pletely equipped plant, where prompt
and efficiout service is featured. Such
is the plant of the J. l.. Thwing Com
pany, printers and binders, % Lake
Street. It prints all kinds of business
stationery, letternIads, cards, en-
velopes, wedding stationery, menus,
catalogues, pamphlets, labels, greet
ing cards, box tops, paper 2nd cloth
sacks and books. Linotype c. mposl-
ton and book binding are also gone.
If you want your advertising to nave
the right punch" get the ]. L. ThWingS
Co. to help you get us your catalogues
so that they will be your statesmen
There is no printing order too small
or too large and each receives the
same service and care.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE GOPHER SHOE REPAIR
COMPANY.

Don't throw your worn and old
shoes away. These are days of saw
ing and conservation, and leather
must be saved for the boys in France.
You will be surprised how much wear
there will be in your old shoes if you
take them to the Gopher Shoe Repair
Company's store, II Second Avenue
West. It is called the house of soles
and heels, because of the amount and
quality of repair work done. Their
prices are reasonable and careful and
prompt attention given to mail orders.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
pAlNE. wERRER 8 COMPANY.

Parties desiring to make safe in
vestments are recommended to the
line of securities handled by Paine,
Weber & Co., Alworth building, who
handle gilt edge stocks and bonds.
This firm has operated in Duluth for
several years and its personnel and
sales force includes men of unques-
tionable business integrity, intelligence
and judgment. Paine, Weber & Co.
deal in state, school, municipal and
industrial bonds; also good dividend
bearing industrial stocks and all the
securities handled have been very
closely investigated and are fully guar
anteed from all investment viewpoints.
ADV,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
N. c. BlLsEY.

One of the convenient groceries and
markets of West Duluth is that of N.
G. Bilsey, 5312 Roosevelt Street. A
very complete stock of the freshest
and best groceries and meats is to be
found at this market at all times and
the prices are surprisingly low, con-
sidering the quality of the goods han
died. His popular brands of coffees
and teas have made decided hit with
a great number of his customers, as
has also the line of flour and dairy
products carried, such as butter, eggs
and cheese.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE STERLING JEwELRY STORE.

Honest merchandise at honest prices
is the motto of the Sterling Jewelry
Store, AL w. Superior St., operated
by E. E. Esterly Company which has
been established since 1892. Old Gus
toners of the store, and they are
legion, long ago discovered that de-
pendable articles only were carried
and sold by the firm. Every article
is guaranteed to be as represented or
money refunded. Just now is the
time to make this store your head
quarters for Christmas shopping and
gifts for the entire family can be Sc
cured and they will be laid away for
you. Some beautiful diamonds and
other precious stones, set or unset
are now waiting for your inspection.