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

At the Diamond Theatre, "a East
Superior Street, the large crowds that
fill it every evening and afternoon are
given real treats" through the high
class moving picture programs that
are always to be found there. Black
more Brothers, proprietors, believe in
giving their patrons the very best film
presentations featuring educational,
official war pictures, dramas and films
depicting the weekly happenings
throughout the world. All films are
carefully censored before being shown,
so that the most refined taste will not
be offended and the music at the
Diamond is always attractive, well
selected and carefully rendered.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MILLER,s CAFETERIA.

The expression, ''the proof of the
pudding is the eating" is applicable to
Miller's Cafeterias, 314, SIC, 224 West
Superior Street and 3 West, Superior
Street. John w. Miller, proprietor of
these establishments, has made a sig
nal success by the quality of food he
serves and his reasonable charges.
His aim is to serve foods that come
as near as possible to having that
homemade" taste. The very best
chefs are employed in the Miller Cafe
terias and no expense is spared in
preparing all dishes in the most ap-
petizing way. The freshest meats and
vegetables only find their way into
the kitchens. The pastry is also made
in the kitchens and have a rich, dis
tinctive flavor that meets with the
approval of the most critical guests.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Jas. r. EaricY. Minor.

Now is a time of golden opportunity
for the young man or young woman
who possesses some kind of special
training. The Central Business Col
lege is doing it's chit" by helping pre-
pare young people, especially the
young women of the community, to
fill the many places vacated by the
men who are entering the army and
navy. Just now there is an unprece-
ldented demand for stenographers,
bookkeepers, accountants and clerical
help of all kinds. Not only from the
business world, but from Government
departments as well.
Young women who possess the right
training find ready welcome for them
in banks, insurance offices, business
houses, railroad Offices and CONNER
cial institutions of all kinds. The
hours of work are reasonable, the pay
is good and the conditions far better
than are possible to those who are
unframed for the requirements of
Office work
The class rooms of the Central Bust
ness College, 80 East Superior Street,
are now open to you. and the school is
well prepared to receive you for in
struction. In publishing this history
of Catholicity we take great pleasure
in recommending this school to any
of our readers who are interested in
securing q thorough and practical
business training.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MILES MUSIC COMPANY.

Have you Sonora in your home?
What could bring more cheer to you
in these approaching Christmas days
than the pure resonant tones of a
Sonora? The Miles Music Company
218 West First Street, has the agency
for the Sonora in Duluth and would
be pleased to have an opportunity to
demonstrate to you it's clear bell-like
tones. What better gift could you
select for Christmas present than a
Sonora? The Miles Music Company
also has the agency for fine line of
pianos, player pianos and organs
They guarantee every instrument to
be we'll made and to be as repre-
scented. The company will make very
easy terms for you on which to make
a purchase.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
GREER PRINTING COMPANY.

Fast, whirring, printing presses, up
to-date linotype machines and type
setting devices, expert workmen, all
await your order for printing to be
placed with the Greer. Printing Com
pany, IA West First Street. This shop
is one of the best adapted, most up-to-
date shops in Duluth for turning out
good printing in a short length of
time. Not only does the Greer Print
ing Company do good printing of all
kinds quickly, and in large or small
amounts, but it also does the novel
and the unusual printing. If yau have
some unique or novel Stunt in print
ing, some advertising plan to attract
the public representatives the Greer
Printing Company will be pleased to
have the opportunity of meeting with
you to help develop your scheme. The
company guarantees to execute your
work to your entire satisfaction.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
BuRNALL COMPANY.

You can be patriotic and in addition
reduce the fuel consumption in your
home or building if you have a Bur-
nall installed by the Burnall Company
400 East Superior Street. If you were
fortunate and had your coal put in
during the summer months, you can
save at least one-fourth of it this win
ter by installing Burnall. If you did
not lay in your supply and can only
get little fuel at time, it will be
the part of wisdom to follow the adj
vice of the company and install a
Burnall and thus save on what li.ssn
fuel you do have ahead. Just now
with coal so expensive and SO hard
to get, saving of twenty-five per cent,
as is claimed possible by the COM
pany, means a big saving in ones
heating expenses and will soon pay
for the Burnall installation. In pub
fishing this historical review, we heart
lily endorse the Burnall Company to
our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
Vol KNOW

1t is not what you eat that makes
you fat; it is what you digest.
1t is not what you read that gives
you knowledge; it is what you under
stand.
1t is not what you earn that makes
you rich or gives you financial indie
pendence; it is what you can manage
to save.
Large earnings when the whole in
come is spent are quite as likely to be
a bad thing for the Garner as a good
thing, but regular deposits in the Cen
trail State Bank, one of the strongest
banks in Duluth and the oldest in the
steel plant, district, will give you
something to show for your efforts.
Do not wait until you need money
and wish that you had saved some,
but go today to the Central State Bank
and ask them for one Of their saw
ings books and then each pay day save
part of your earnings. The first OF
January and the first of July they
will pay you interest and at the end
of a few years you will have nice
little sum set aside for the rainy day
or for the opportunity that is sure tc
come.
In publishing this historical review
we gladly recommend the Central
State Bank of Duluth to the patronage
of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
YoUNGDAHL g. DEERE,

There is nothing that improves the
interior of your home more than new
wall paper and fresh paint properly
applied. Wall paper and paints
should be more than a simple cover
ing for your walls There is no need
of you accepting some of the papers
on the market, with the atrocious
designs, screaming colors and figures.
The paper for the walls of your homes
should be selected just as carefully
and with as much taste as any article
of furniture and the place to make
the proper selection is at Youngdahl
& Diere, 223 West Second Street.
This firm besides carrying extensive
lines of wall paper, paints, oils and
varnishes, also do contract work, and
interior decorating.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MACKEY-MICHELS TIRE COM
PANY,

A splendid line of standard make
tires is carried by the Mackey- Michels
Tire Company, 214 East Superior
Street. These are guaranteed by the
manufacturers to give the greatest
possible mileage, and to stand UP I'm.
der the very hardest kind of wear and
tear. The company also operates a very
efficient tire repairing department
The high cost of all the materials that
enter into the construction of tires
makes it essential in these times to
utilize ones worn tires to the last pos
sible mile. The. Undergraduates Tire
Company will rebuild your old tires for
you and make it possible for you to
get many more miles of service from
them. All kinds of tire supplies are
carried in stock, as is also the famous
line of Gargoyle mobile oils. ei4r
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
MARscHALL MOTOR SALES co.

Would you be satisfied with the
quality, endurance and service render
ing factors of an automobile that is
standing up under the severest tests
on the battlefields in France? If so,
the Briscoe car is the one that will
meet all of your requirements and at
the same time give you absolute salts
faction of owning and driving. One
the battlefelds of France, over she'll
torn roads and across fields of mud
the Briscoe automobiles and trucks
are doing their "bit" twenty-four hours
"a day, helping to make the world safe
for democracy. In the building of
Briscoe automobiles and trucks, the
best designers, construction engineers,
expert workmen and latest improved
machinery have been brought togeth-
err to make car that will meet with
every requirement of the business and
travelling public. The Marschall Mo
tor Sales Company, 106 East Superior
Street, is distributor for the Briscoe
cars in Duluth and vicinity and gives
it's guarantee of the service that this
car will give it's owners. Although
the makers of the Briscoe car, at the
request. Of the government, are about
to engage entirely in government war
work and the pleasure cars of the
company will not be made any more
until the end of the war, the Briscoe
service for present owners will be
maintained in all of it's efficiency. Or,
ders for cars must be placed at once
with the Marschall Motor Sales Com
pany if you expect it to be filed before
regulations go into effect. An excel
lent repair department, fully equipped
and in charge of expert workmen, is
maintained by the Marschall Motor
Sales Company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
L. K. DAucHERTy,

L. K. Daugherty's hardware store,
at Sic East Fourth Street, is popu-
lar shopping center for carpenters.
masons, mechanics and other skilled
workers, because of the big stock of
tools he always has in stock. These
tools are made BY the largest manu-
facturers, whose names stand for quail
ity and whose guarantee is on every
tool made by them. In addition to
their guarantee Mr.. Daugherty also
guarantees every article and sees that
it is in perfect condition before it
leaves his store. His prices on these
are extremely low. considering the
quality of the goods, the same as all
other articles of his big stock are
marked and also guaranteed. Mr..
Daugherty has had a great deal Of err
perience in this business and has SCI
lected his stock of farming machinery.
and other heavy shelf hardware with
the view of giYqg the very best val
ues for the NJ
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
2. = HARRIS q SON.

Don't throw away the used tire be-
cause the tread is worn down to the
danger point. Half sole it. If you
have never heard of half soling a
tire, it is time you investigated the
plan at the shop of R. E. Harris &
Son, 115 East Superior Street, head
quarters for all kinds of tire repair
ing. The firm has the agency for the
famous "Gates Half Sole," which
when applied to your tire, gives you
practically new tire at an almost
unheard of price Just now rubber is
scarce and getting more expensive
every day, while labor is demanding
higher and higher wages and as a
consequence tires are costing far more
than ever before. The Coates" half
sole is put on over the old tire and
gives you an increased mileage, more
strength and an oversize tire at about
half the cost of new tire. We con-
slider it the patriotic duty of every
auto owner, to have his tires half
soled, thus saving both labor and ma
terial.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
ST. GERMAN BROTHERS.

st. German Brothers are manufac-
tuners and jobbers, and northwestern
distributors of the famous Ad-El-Ite
line of paints, oils, varnishes, colors,
kalsomines, leads and stains. The
Ad-El-Ite line is nationally advertised
and is much sought after by the paint
trade because of the wearing and
lasting qualities of the goods. ST..
German Brothers are also extensive
jobbers and manufacturers of art
loaded and copper set sash glass, espe-
Cially designed to meet the require
ments of every style of home, apart
ment, business block or factory con-
struction. French mirrors are also
manufactured by the firm and another
feature Of its business is the manu-
facture of art memorial windows for
churches. 1t also has an extensive
trade in plate glass of all kinds,
decorated glassware and window
glass.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
sIEeEL HARDWARE COMPANY.

Conspicuous in the struggle of relia-
BILE merchants to keep down the prices
of commodities which some unscrupu-
lous dealers seem bound to boost up
ward, using as the excuse the exigen-
cies of the war, is the Siegel Hard
ware Company, 103 East Superior
Street. 1t is recognized that there has
been an advance in the cost of all ma
terials that enter into all manufactur.
ing. This has affected the hardware
business as 1T has all other lines of
trade. However, the Siegel Hardware
Company, anticipating that materials
would cost! more, placed their orders
months ago and now have received an
immense stock of heavy and shelf
hardware of all kinds, graniteware
aluminium, builders supplies, etc. They
are marking these articles at last
years prices instead of taking ad
vantage of the prevailing prices for
the same. This saving is your gain
and they guarantee al the articles sold
to be first class.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
DIR, HERBERT M, HENKEL

The success that one makes in his
chosen profession of life work always
attracts others to him and the greater
the success the greater the attraction.
A somewhat similar comparison can
be made in the case of DR.. Herbert M.
Henkel, chiropractor, 200 Alworth
Bldg. During his residence in Du-
luth, his successful practice has cured
and relieved hundreds of patients and
his name has attracted patients from
all of the surrounding territory and
adjacent states. DR.. Henkel was one
of the first chiropractors in this state
to equip himself with the X-ray for
his difficult cases. He adjusts the
cause of the trouble which exists at
the place where the nerves leave the
spine and your own nature does the
rest. Many who had expected to have
an operation have found it unneces-
sary under DR.. HenkeTs method.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
NEW GRAND THEATRE.

If you have an hour to while away,
you will find yourself amply recon-
pensed by attending one of the popu-
lar programs of the New Grand
Theatre, 213 and 215 West Superior
Street. Pictures and vaudeville are
changed twice a week, on Mondays
and Thursdays, and the latest releases
in comedy, dramas, war pictures and
weekly reviews as portrayed by the
stars Of filmdom are shown. Patrons
of the New Grand may rest assured
that only refined programs of vaude-
vile numbers and properly censored
pictures will ever be presented at the
theatre, The interior of the theatre
is carefully cleansed every day, the
seats are comfortable and the very
best. music always prevails.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
WHITNEY WALL COMPANY.

Whitney Wall Co., 300-302 Torrey
Bldg, realtors, make speciality of
building management, department
of real estate operations that is be-
coming so popular with owners of
properties of all kinds, who find the
plan more satisfactory and always
more profitable to them. They know
the cost of materials and labor and
can estimate the amount of repairs
that a property can stand without
reducing the income returns below a
given sum. The company will collect
your rents, rent the property, super
intend construction and REPAIRS pay
taxes, special assessments and other
operating expenses and their insur-
arce department will write your fire,
liability, plate glass, accident and
health, burglary and automobile in
surance. The company also does a
general real estate, loan and invest
ment business and it will pay you to
consult with the Whitney Wall Com
pany on any of these subjects. Whit
ney Wall is president and treasurer
of the company; Whitney Wall, Jr., is
vice president, and W. r. Cameron is
secretary.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
WEST END SCRAP IRON &

Scrap iron, old metal and junk are
all doing their parts in helping win
this war. The demand for it is nearly
as acute as is that of labor. The ore
mines of the nation cannot keep UP
with the demands of the war plants
for materials to make the great guns,
ships, war machines and the like. The
West End Scrap Iron & Metal Co. on
Michigan Street buys junk of every
description, paying the highest mar
ket prices. 1t also cooperates with
the Red Cross in it's salvage plan and
is doing it's part to help "scare-up'
all of the old iron and scrap metal in
Duluth and vicinity, for which wagons
make collections daily.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
WEST DULUTH MERCANTILE CO.

Make your savings on your grocery
bills pay the installments on your
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds by trading
at the grocery store of the West Du-
luth Mercantile Company at 52O2 Ram
sey Street. Patriotic Americans are
putting forth every energy to do their
utmost to win the war in a decisive
manner and one of the most effective
ways is for those of us at home to
/, stand back of every benefit and activ-
ity. We can do this only with bank
accounts and savings. VIM. Holm, the
! manager of the West Duluth Mercan-
tile Company, seeks to put his COM
pany on patriotic war footing by
pricing all of the goods of the COM
pany at the very closest prices, enas
bling his customers to benefit by
them, and in turn be able to respond to
the governments appeal for loan
funds. The groceries of the company,
however, are maintained at the same
high standard.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
DULUTH FURNITURE COMPANY.

When you select furniture, be sure
and get those pieces and sets that
add to the ''homelike" appearance that
is always so much desired. The Du-
luth Furniture Company, 1903 West
Superior Street, has an excellent
stock of that attractive furniture,
built solid and strong, possessing
graceful lines and harmonizing with
the interior of your home. If you
intend to purchase sets, now is the
time for you to buy, as dependable
furniture is gradually rising in price.
There are rocking chairs, cedar
chests, parlor chairs, enamel ware and
crockery hall trees and lot Of other
suggestions for your Christmas shop
ping and prices are unusually low.
They also handle new and second
hand heaters and ranges and will ex-
change or pay cash for any piece of
furniture or stove that you want to
dispose of.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
PUBLIC MEAT MARKET.

Your telephone orders for meats
will receive careful selection and
prompt delivery if given to the Public
Meat Market, Lake Avenue South.
The very best meats, fish, oysters and
sea foods are carried in stock at all
times. There is also carried a fine
line Of canned meats, such as corned
beef. picked tongue, canned salmon,
lobster, tuna fish, sliced bacon and
dried beef in jars, also a fine line of
bacons and ham in bulk. Now is the
time to order your Christmas fowl.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
THE A. W.. HARTMAN STORE CO.
EornoarIv the sNorfhArn Shoe Connnanv

THE A. W., HARTMAN STORE co.
Formerly the Northern Shoe Company.
Some bard has sung, "a thing Of
beauty is a joy forever" or words to
that effect. But some layman has
gone the bard one better and shouts,
"An easy, well-ftting shoe is JOY
every day." The A. W. Hartman Shoe
Company. evidently has had the latter
thought in mind in putting on the
market it's several excellent recogniz-
ed lines of shoes. 1t has lines for
them being their leaders, Hartman
Shoe for Men, Northern Maid and
"Farmpruf.' Each shoe is designed
to fulfill every demand made upon it
in it's particular line Ease, form,
wearing qualities and price are the
four essentials always borne in mind
by the A. W. Hartman Snoe Company,
in it's manufacturing of shoes. And
the company apparently has succeed
ed in every one of these essentials.
When one considers that good leather
is jumping skyward in price almost
daily and the demand is growing great
er for "shoeing' our soldier boys, the
excellence of the product of the COM
pany and the reasonableness of its
prices prove the soundness of its bust
ness. Into every city and hamlet of
the great lakes region, on farther into
the Dakotas and the great Northwest,
and across the line into Canada, go
~
dustry of Duluth. AS for their shoes,
when you next visit your local dealer,
insist on being shown the A w. Hart
man Shoe Company's line. 1t will pay
you. sfs& aEa- n
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DU,
IlTA

In establishing your banking con-
nections, the First National Bank of
Duluth invites your accounts, both
checking and savings. It's capital
stock of $1,000,000, surplus of $1,000,000
and undivided profits of $1,000,000, Of
fer an unusual and unprecedented Sc
curity in the history of Duluth's bank
ing and financial circles. This great
capitalization, and the resultant sur
plus and earnings attest the excellent
and conservative business manage
ment under which the First National
Bank of Duluth is conducted. The
same care that is shown in the con-
duct of it's business will be given to
your account, and the officials and en-
ployes of the bank will be glad to and
willing to advise you upon your finan-
cial matters. 1t is important that one
in establishing his credit with a bank
Aconnects with one thatris able to ex-
tend to him all the financial assistance
his credit will justify. Because of it's
great capitalization and reserve the
First National Bank of Duluth is able
to extend to it's customers such finan-
cial assistance and loans as they may
require at any and all times. Now is
the time to make the acquaintance of
the officers of this great institution.
It's officers are A. L. Ordean, presi-
dent; David Williams, vice president,
and J. Fl. Digit, cashier. The bank
is located at Third Avenue West and
Superior Street, and has one of the
best appointed buildings for the trans
action of banking business not only in
Duluth, but in this vicinity. It's mas
sive vaults are unpenetrable and are
amply protected by the very latest
burglar proof devices. 4,~
The Washington herald., 1918-06-13
0n Watch! Prepared for German
U-Boats Somewhere on the Atlantic

Most people die eventually of an
overfed condition. If the blood can
be rendered more alkaline, the longer
we live. With regular hours, 6 to .
glasses Of water between meals. SEN
sible coarse food and a chance to get
the poisons out of the system, a man
will live to be hundred. But, unfor-
tunately our highly nervous way Of
living brings increased storage or
acid in the blood. This acts as a
poison. and when it accumulates IN
the system we suffer from headache,
neuralgia, lumbago, aches or pains
anywhere, irregularity of the water
or burning twinges Of rheumatism
and gout.
Get rid of this uric, acid poison by
taking a harmless medicine called
Anuric. which throws out the uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys.
Drink a pint of hot water before
meals and take Anuric (double
strength after meals and at bedtime.
An-u-ric is a recent discovery of DIR.
Pierce, Chief of Stafr at the Surgical
Institute, Buffalo. n. Y. Anuric can
be obtained at almost any drug store.
In tablets, 60c, or send 10c to DIR.
Pierce for trial package and test IL
yourself.-Adv.