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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
SIOUX FALLS PIANO COMPANY.

You can select no gift for the bride,
or no present for your family, that
will give more satisfaction or please
than a piano. The Sioux Falls Piano
Co., 229 South Phillips Avenue, one
OF the leading music houses in this
part OF the state, has the sales agen-
cies for the well known Chute & Bull
ter, Bush e Gerts, Cable, Wilson
and Schiller pianos, carrying COM
plete stocks in these makes, and also
in player pianos, since removing to the
stores present quarters. You will al
ways find that you want in pianos,
player pianos and other musical in
struments, and music goods of all
kinds, at the Sioux Falls Piano Co.
The prices, too, on all of the goods are
right. The company also carries in
stock the beautiful toned Sonora talk
ing machines. This instruments tones
are clear as bell and eXcels all other
makes OF talking machines in the tonal
qualities it possesses. All of it's re-
producing parts are made of wood, it
has Swiss motor, and in design and
construction is superior at every point
over other makes of machines The
Sonora plays any make of disc record
perfectly. A feature of the Sonora are
the silvered semi+permanent needles.
Sonora in your home easily makes
it the music center of the little social
group to which you belong. A large
stock of records is always on hand at
the store and all of the latest produc-
lions are to be found there
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
KUN BROS.

All grocers handle brooms made by
Kuh Bros. in their modern factory at
209-211 North Dakota Ave, because
these brooms are noted for the long
service they give. Kuh brooms are
made from selected lots of broom corn
and made to wear, which is a most
important item under present condi-
tions. Their enormous production en-
ables them to sell their output cheap
er than others frequently charge for
inferior goods. The factory is decid-
eddy a home institution, and Sioux
Falls housewives are urged to insist
always on being given a broom bear
ing the stamp of the company's name
upon it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
BRIE5AcH. MEAT COMPANY.
The Home of Good Meats.


The cash and carry system in prac-
tice at the Briebach Meat Co., 22O
South Phillips Avenue, has proved a
most popular feature at this trading
center 1t saves needless expense to
the proprietor and to patron alike, ex-
pedites deliveries and on every article
one can make a saving by paying cash
and carrying his meats and other arti-
cles home. 1t is quite noticeable if
one keeps an account of the saving on
each order from this store how much
these savings amount to at the end of
a month, and one is soon convinced
that it is worth his while to do his
shopping at the Briebach Meat Co.
The very best grades of meats are
carried in stock at this market and
every effort is made to give it's pat
rons the juiciest steaks and the ten
derest of all kinds of meat. The
prices are unusually low for such high
quality. s@
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
HAGEN,S.

1t is always harvest time for those
who trade at Hagen's. They gather
in the bargains and make the big saw
ings in actual cash on every bill of
goods purchased from the store. Eco
nomical shoppers long also learned
that they always could reap the bene-
fit from the bargains offered by Hagen
in women's gowns and frocks, coats
and other articles of women's wear
and apparel. The stamp of quality,
style and excellence of design is al
ways as apparent in garments and
other articles of wear purchased from
Hagen's as though it was actually
stamped on the goods. For June and
summer wear for the fair sex, Hagen's
has gathered an unusual assortment
of beautiful and attractive garments
that are being offered at unheard of
prices for goods of their texture, de-
sign and workmanship. They repre-
sent the very latest styles in fabrics,
colors and designs and are as thor
oughly up to date as as manufacturers
can make them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
BRovAN TAILORING COMPANY

The Brovan Tailoring Company, 331
South Phillips Avenue, is anxious to
meet the wishes of every customer,
either at the time he places his order
or afterWard for the transaction is
never completed until the customer is
thoroughly satisfied and correctly fit
ted. The company takes a worthy
pride in the appearance and quality of
every article of mems clothing it
makes. 1t also handles custom made
shirts and underwear and is prepared
to show you some exclusive designs
in shirtings that will certainly please
you. They also are prepared to dc
ladies' tailoring and the suits anC
skirts built by them have every smart
feature and individuality that are tt
be found in the most exclusive shops
of the East.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
: THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, JUNE Fl, 1919
w. s. kNlKADE.

Summer furniture shows for the
porch or lawn are now to be seen at
the furniture store of Mr.. w. S. Knik-
ade. Then there are porch rugs and
coverings made of grass and fibers,
also hammocks, porch and lawn
swings of different makes and styles.
The store is headquarters for depend
able furniture of all kinds and for all
purposes. There are unusually at
tractive suites for the bedrooms, din
ing room, parlor and library, also
kitchen and bathroom furniture, pic
lures, draperies, wall papers and
mouldings all carried in large assert.
ments from which one can be sure to
make.a satisfactory selection. Now is
the time to take advantage of the
Knikade bargains, either on the cash
or credit system.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
GREEN BROS.

The delivery service of Green Bros.
market is rapid and efficient and gives
unusual satisfaction to all of it's large
number of patrons. Every pound of
meat handled by the market is inspect
ed before it goes on the block to see
that it is wholesome and free from
disease or faint of any kind. Green
Bros hams and bacon have made a
name for themselves because of their
exquisite flavor and superior quality.
Fish and oysters are carried in stock
in season, and there are always large
quantities of canned meats, fish, vege-
tables and fruits from which to make
selections. Also the very best grades
of dairy products.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
FRYEs CLEANING SHOP.

For prompt and expert cleaning and
pressing, send your clothes to Frye's
Cleaning Shop, 216 South Main Ave
nue.. The management Of the shop
guarantees all work done and the most
delicate fabrics go through the sew
eral processes without harm as all
cleaning and pressing is done by hand
so that there is no danger of tears or
destruction of garments by machinery.
Frye's have installed "a one-day serv-
ice, so that you can get your clothes
pressed, cleaned and repaired if they
need it, the same day If they are
brought early enough. He also has a
night service for the convenient of the
travelling public, which is taken ad-
Of by the different hotels.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
GEORGE e. WHEELER.

You will find that George E. Wheel
er, 113 West Tenth street, is a respon-
slble electrical contractor and will do
the electric wiring for your new house
in an expert manner He handles the
line OF electrical fixtures and goods of
one of the largest makers. These
goods are we'll known for their artistic
appearance, attractive designs and are
guaranteed to be exactly as they are
represented. Mr.. Wheeler also han
dies electric motors in all sizes, irons
vacuum cleaners, electric ranges
coasters and other devices that are
making the work of the housewife
more pleasurable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
oLEsco SHOP.
oleson Engineering Company.


Country Homes can have all of the
advantages and conveniences of city
homes in electricity, if their owners
will only have the Olesco super-elec-
trio farm lighting plant installed by
the Oleson Engineering Co., 205 South
Main Ave. This farm plant is decid-
eddy Sioux Falls product and the bat
terry has a ten-year guarantee. With
one of the Olesco plants in your coun-
try or city home you cannot only en-
JOY electric lights, but many other
electric conveniences for the kitchen
and home. The company also does a
general business of wiring houses and
buildings, does electrical repairing of
motors, magnetos, dynamos and auto
batteries, and carries in stock repairs
of all kinds, besides electric fixtures
and lamps. - = -, r.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
BROWNS DRUG STORE.

The home of pure drugs and the
center of the prescription trade OF
Sioux Falls are always to be found at
he Brown Drug Store, 100 South Pink
Jius Ave, of which Rush A. Brown IS
he proprietor. The store also mas a
.ery complete stock of patent medl-
ines of all kinds, and in their selec-
ion patrons always have the free ao-
vice and suggestions of the druggists
If the store. It's stocks also include
complete line of toilet articles, Access
series and preparations, rubber goods
supplies for hospitals and the SICK
room. stationery and confectionery OF
all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
COON AUTO, COMPANY.

What car is universally known?
Well, we know you know the name,
but to introduce a live automobile
company we will tell you it is the
Ford car, handled in Sioux Falls by
the Coon Auto Co. 800 to 1922 South
Phillips Ave. The Coon Auto Co. is
thoroughly equipped to make any re-
pairs on Ford cars that are needed
and have the experienced workmen
and tools with which to do it. They
guarantee Ford owners to make all
repairs works with Ford parts at
standard Ford prices. If your engine
needs its cylinders rebored the Coon
Auto Co. will do it, at a cost of only
IS per block. which includes refitting
OF the cylinders: s','Fs
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.

( The. Royal Electric Co., 214 South
Main Ave-, successor to the Shakstad
Electric Co., is new entrant in the
business field Of Sioux Falls, and has
at it's head some of the best known
and most efficient electrical men in
the city 1t has on display all kinds of
electrical devices for the home, small
motors for the sewing machines, vac
uum cleaners, electric fans, washing
machines, irons, coasters, percolators,
wash boilers, curling irons, door bells
and buzzer systems. If you have cleo
trical appliances that are out of order,
the company will be glad to make the
repairs on them, and the cost will be
nominal.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
x. HAGGAR BROS.

Among the reputable business
houses in Sioux Falls which have been
studying the situation in an endeavor
to find ways for selling groceries and
other commodities as low as possible
is the store of X. Haggar Bros, COS
East Eighth Street. The operating
expenses of the store have been cut as
closely as possible, and other expenses
are closely watched. The prices ON
all groceries, meats and fruits are
marked as closely as possible on the
theory of large and quick profits for
the sake of the working people. At
the same time the quality of the goods
is kept up to the very highest stand
ards and every article sold over the
counters of the store is guaranteed to
be exactly as represented.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE REXALL STORE.

j You will make no mistake, by taking
,our prescriptions to the Central
Drug Store to be filed, for that is
heir specially. Mr.. NJ P. Even, pro-
orietor, gives his individual supervi-
sion over the prescription department
n order that it may always maintain
is high standing and reputation for
efficiency. This popular pharmacy is
coated at 104 North Phillips, and has
modernly equipped soda fountain,
which is the mecca for all shoppers
Turing the hot summer days. Every
effort is made to give patrons of the
fountain the best and most sanitary
and wholesome refreshments that is
possible. It's ice creams are carried in
large variety of flavors and suggest
timely desserts for your Sunday din
nerS r.. '.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
E, 3. SMITH G. co.

of Sioux Falls and vicinity that E. B.
Smith & Co.. 301 to 303 North Phil
lips Ave-, has stock of big supply of
the we'll known duplex fireless stoves.
Just the thing for keeping the kitchen
cool the hot days of the summer and
if not familiar with them you should
make a visit to E. B. Smith & Cos
store. They are also featuring lawn
swings, hammocks and royal easy
chairs, "the push button" kind, that
can be adjusted to any angle. The
store is also we'll stocked with high
class and attractive furniture suitable
for the most refined home in Sioux
Falls ''.f
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
SIOUX FALLS, 8. ID.
BROWNS PANIoRluM.

, Counted as the leading cleaning es-
adjustment of Sioux Falls and the en-
tire vicinity, Browns Pantorium, l2z
West Tenth ST., is equipped to do all
YOUR cleaning, dyeing, pressing and
repairing in the quickest time and
producing the best results. W. +,
Brown, proprietor, is an expert clean
ar and dyer and gives his individual
attention to all work of the plant. He
employs expert workmen and uses the
latest and most approved methods and
guarantees that all work done will be
satisfactory. All orders will be called
for and delivered by calling phone S07.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
SIOUX FALLS MARBLE e. GRANITE
WORKS. 49,

If you are anxious to erect the prop
er memorial to the memory of some
loved one or friend, you will receive
the best advice and suggestion from
the Sioux Falls Marble & Granite
Works, 800 East Eighth st. This
firms products are artistic and attrac-
tive, and always a source Of satisfac-
ton to those who order them. Mr.. B.
M. Domke, manager of the plant, is a
man of wide experience in this trade
and with the assistance of Mr. J. A.
Pins, sales agent, they have built up
an ever-increasing business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE CLASSIC iNLAID FURNITURE
& FIXTURE co.
Designers and Manufacturers of Bank,

Designers and Manufacturers of Bank,
Store and Office Fixtures.
If you are contemplating the cree
ton of new building, or are about
to remodel those you have, you will
want to get the fixtures that will give
proper dignity and expression to your
business. That is why we are going
to recommend the Classic Inlaid Fur
niture & Fixture Co. of 23O West
Eighth~St. Mr.. Harry Stein, general
manager of the company, has had a
wide experience in designing and man.
ufacturing bank, store and office fix
lures and art furniture, and always
maintains the high standards of pro-
duction. He will gladly furnish esti-
mates on new work or on repairing
and refinishing of art furniture, an
tiques and family heirlooms.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
sEDewIck ELECTRIC COMPANY


This is rapidly becoming an cleo
trical age and labor-saving electrical
devices and machinery are coming
more into use every day. The Sedg-
wick Electrical Company, located in
Temple Court Building, 115 South
Main Ave-, has in stock large display
of electric irons, coasters, percolators,
curling irons and electric ranges, also
table and floor lights in fancy shapes,
electric fixtures of all kinds, motors
and other apparatus. Electric vacuum
cleaners are also in stock, and these
will be a welcome present to the lady
of the house. If you want your house
wired, or electric door bells and buz-
ger systems installed, the Sedgwick
Electric Company will be pleased to
furnish estimates and all work is done
by experts and is fully guaranteed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
.THE. BELL PAPER BOX CO. INC

< ~ -
Right in line with progress in IN
.dustry and leading thes way will be
found the Bell Paper Box Co., Inc, 225
West Eighth st. This company has
entered the Industrial field on big
scale and already its plant is working
to capacity turning out paper boxes
of all kinds for the manufacturing,
shipping and merchandising trade.
The Bell Paper Box co. has mod
ernly equipped plant and its products
are noted for their strength and dur
ability and the excellent service they
give. At the head of this company,
Mr.. H. A. Bell, general manager, and
his assistants who are executives OF
exceptional business ability and who
| are responsible for the excellent prog
ress the company is making through
out the Northwest.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
WESTERN BATTERY SUPPLY CO.

An important business change in
Sioux Falls is the recent purchase of
the Western Battery Supply Co., To-
Gated on Main Avenue at Eleventh
Street by James c. Hanson. Mr. Han
son has purchased the entire business
and will devote his entire time to it's
development and also plans extending
its scope to a considerable extent
The Western Battery Supply Co. gives
service on all kinds of batteries, but is
featuring the popular and widely
known Presto-lite battery service,
which is considered by many autoists
and tourists the motorists best friend.
The name of Presto-lite on all service
stations is the mark of efficiency.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
GRAND TONIGHT;

"Her husband has gone to catch
the midnight train. She fushed TO-
the telephone and called! up another
man, making an appointment for him
to call upon her. The lights were
low. A man entered, siberian to him,
threw her arms about him., kissed
him passionately. Then she sudden
ly discovered it was not the man she
thought,-but her husband. What
would a woman do under such cir
cumstances? What would you do?
You can find out all about it by see
ing Florenc Reed in the great seven
part photodrama "Wives of Men" at
the grand theatre last time tonight
There will also be amateur vaude-
vile.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
LAST TIME TONIGHT.

Appearing in a. new and novel
screen characterization. Lima Cava-
lieri, one of the foremost operate
stars of the world, will appear at the
Elko theatre last time tonight, in her
latest Paramount starring vehicle,
1.-THE Two Brides" written by Alicia
Ramsey, adapted for the screen by
Margaret Turnbull, and directed by
Edward Jose. Nine. Cavalieri is sup.
ported by an excellent cast of play
ers, her leading man being Courtenay
Foote, the other roles being in the
hands of Warburton Gamble, Hal
Reid-the father of the famous Para
mount star, Wallace Reid-Mrs.
Turner, Miss Richards, Sherry Tan
sey, Robert E. Milash and Emil Roe
The scene Of this notable photoplay
was photographed by Hal Young.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16

The resignation of Superintendent of Schools Bolcom
accept lucrative and wider field of school administration
Rochester, Mnn blow to the schools of Bemdji
and his place will be difficult to fill in the which it
has since he has been the head.
Many the innovations that have indicted into
the and administration the schools The hs
ness office has been located the ground the high
school building and the books and records
piled like the office of large business establishment the
work OF getting the school system cash was pro-
crossing.
and facilities rearanged for the handling of instruction
improved FORM Many of the best executives and
the schools had members the
corps and the work progressing satisfactory man
ner to the credit Of all have the best Bemds
education at heart
bespeak continued for Superintendent Bocom
his new field and confident the best of wishes of the
general public of Bemidji will accompany him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
HAS DIFFICULT ROLE.

Frank Losee, who has done re-
markedly clever character acting in
many Famous Players productions,
does perhaps his most difficult act
ing in that company's adaptation Of
Dickens celebrated novelI":Great Ex-
pectations." In this Paramount pic
ture which will be the7 featured at
traction at the Grand theatre. r'riday
only. Mr.. Losee plays the famous
criminal Provis in support of Louise
HUFF and Jack Pickford. :, 80. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
VIOLA DANA FRIDAY.

A new role, not yet familiar to pic
ture audiences, has been created by
Viola Dana in Satan Junior" the
Metro comedy-drama which will be
the attraction at the Rex theatre
Friday, when she appears as tom
boy vampire-a modern Diana Of the
chase.
In this play Miss Dana enacts the
role Of Diana Ardway, girl of i'm
Understanding to the eye but for
midable in her feminine capricious-
ness. 1t is a role which brings out
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
WHAT THE STARS PREDICT

Jupiter is friendly today and this rule presages
in all commercial enterprises.
It is not lucky rule for those who seek employment
will be naugurated with the rising of new
leaders, it predicted and the passing of many odsmen
prominence is forecasted.
powerful of democracy that may complete in
dusral revolution is read in this rule of the stars.
Honors for scholars, particularly scientists will in
the year.
The holiday rade this will immense and there
will be an increased demand for luxuries
Children born today will be artistic and creative.
Copyright 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Incl !
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
HORTICULTURAL
Ac ~ NOTES

Plant n cover crop Of cowpaas in
your orchard to turn under next fall.
Fruit trees~~should be pruned, but
the work should be upon proper prin-
ciples.
A cover crop is particularly valu-
able to the fruit grower as he sell
dom has enough manure.
Summer pruning is probably Of most
Importance with young trees where
It may help in shaping the frame
work.
Most fruits can be grown on great
variety of soils. but where possible 1t
is better to avoid light, sandy soils,
and heavy clays.
Winter vetch does best as a cover
crop If a little rye is seeded with It.
Ore bushel Of vetch to one-half BUSH
81 of rye an acre is about right. In
mild climates crimson clover can be
used instead Of vetch.
%>H
Fire blight Is less severe on apples
than on pears and usually attacks
only the new, wood. The only method
of control Is to cut it out as fast as
it appears, making the cut somewhat
below the affected part. =
If the wing feathers Of little chicks
grow too rapidly and make the wings
hang down they should be cut of SO
that they will not sap the vitality of
the chicks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-16
c00SEBERRIES FOR A GARDEN1
Ohio Station Recommends Three
American Varieties a. Being i;
Most Profitable. ,

The gooSebcrry sometimes Is re-:
garded as neglected fruit. The Ohio
station has tested out number OF
varmies for garden growing, the
following being recommended and
described as profitable: With the
American varieties the Downing, Red
Jacket and Carrie stand out as being
most desirable. The Downing pro-
duces large green berries; It's bushes
are Of good size and the variety Is
productive The Red Jacket is SIM
liar to the Downing, with reddish ber-
ries, but fewer canes in the bushes.
The branches Of the Carrie are long,
loaded with berries and easy to pick.