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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-24
Peaches on Market

Early varieties Of peaches grown by
valley orchardists are arriving on the
market. The fruit is selling for six
cents per pound. Hood Rivers peach
crop is very limited. 1t is likely that
peaches will have to be shipped in to
supply the canning demand Of house
wives
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-24
Washington Cream Received

Additional to cream receipts from the
Lower and Upper Valleys and Mosier,
the Hood River Creamery has arranged
for deliveries from the Little White
Salmon Valley. W. M. Black, who
toured the Washington district last
week, says that great dairying oppor-
tunities await ranchers there.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-24
Direct Sales Planned

A number of orchardists are planning
an innovation in fruit sales. 1t is pro.
posed to transport the apples direct
from orchard packing houses to Port
land fruit stands by motor truck. The
system, it is said, will be tried out
with apples of the earlier varieties. and
if it works out winter varieties will be
sold in a similar manner.
{. A. Leveque, Oak Grove merchant,
has purchased two ton truck, equip.
ped with pneumatic tires, which will
be put into fruit express commission
owe the Highway.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
GUARANTEE DRUG STORE.

In the Guarantee Drug Store, 920
Tower Avenue, Superior has first
class, modernly equipped and appoint
ed drug store 1t is the only REXALL
store at head of the lakes. The P. A.
Lignell Company, proprietors, are we'll
known in the drug field, and give the
store it's high business standing. Its
prescription department is an unusu-
ally large one, complete in stock and
always in charge of experienced and
licensed pharmacists. While all pre-.
scriptions are filled promptly care and
accuracy are not neglected. Proprie
tary medicines of all kinds are car
ried in complete stock and patrons OF
the store are rendered the advice and
suggestions of it's pharmacists in the
matter of the selection from these fol
the particular purposes required. The
Candy Department of the Guarantee
Drug Store is exceptional. Great care
is given that all candies and refresh
ments are absolutely pure and fresh
and wholesome by using refrigerator
case, the only one at the Head of the
lakes. There are also carried in
stock toilet and manicuring sets, tales
and powders, rubber and hospital
goods of all kinds.
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WEBSTER MANUFACTURING
COMpANV

There are chairs and chairs, but
none more artistic in design, more
comfortable for use, nor better made
than those manufactured by the Webs
ter Manufacturing Co., 57-61 West
of the Northern Pacific tracks. The
quality of the Webster brand of chairs
is nationwide and it's shipping depart
ment is sending the products of this
plant to every big jobber and dealer
of the country. In the production Of
chairs, the company has established
and organized one Of the most modern
and extensively equipped plants in
the world for turning out chairs of
all kinds for the trade, from the lowly
but practical and popular chairs in all
of the accepted styles to the most
luxurious chairs for the parlor, offices
and club rooms. A staff of designers
unusually expert and experienced in
designing new designs for the prod
ucts of the company is constantly at
work keeping the name of Webster
products in the forefront. Webster
products are noted for their distinctive
appearance, graceful lines and solid
ity of manufacture. They show
their quality" at first sight and are
built and sold on the good name of
the company for honest goods. Off
GERS of the company are A. w. High
field, president; H. V. Gard, vice-presi-
dent; T. G. Alvord, secretary; Grant
E. Graham, treasurer.
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SIS, ANTHONY AND MARGARET.
AIIouez, Superior.

In the year 1913, Rt. Rev. Bishop J.
NJ. Koudelka, with the cheerful as
sistance of the Yer Rev. Provincial
Samuel Macke, o. F. NJ, secured a
Franciscan Father, Rev. Rudolph
Hanssens from Belgium to administer
to the growing needs of the Belgian
people residing in the vicinity of AL
louez Rev. Rudolph Hanssens sur
mounting various difficulties and with
interchangeable zeal and labor estab-
lished this new parish.
The property owned by the Benja-
min of the city parishes comprises
Block As on East Third street and
Block 46 on East Fourth street and is
the handsome gift of James Bardon
and Emma w. Bardon, his wife. Five
additional lots on Baltic street were
donated by Emma A. Corrigan on June
8, 1916. The congregation was incor-
porated in accordance with the revised
statutes of Wisconsin August "a, 1914,
under the title of SIS. Anthony and
Margaret.
In soliciting funds for the erection
of the new church Rev. Father Ru
dolph encountered many obstacles, but
the valiant priest conquered all diff
culties and in a short time the burden
was considered lghtened and the
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ST. LOUIS CHURCH, SUPERIOR,
WIS.

The st. Louis parish started as q
mission at Connors Point attended to
by priest of the Sacred Heart
Church. Later on under the clever
administration Of Rev. L. Charron,
then pastor of st. Patrick's Church,
the scattered French families of the
city were brought together and given
a legal standing as corporation.
Their services were then held at ST.
Joseph's Church.
In 1906, Rev. Bishop Schinner COM
missioned Rev. F. H. lie Guillou, his
secretary, to group together the
French families of the city. There
were about 125 of them all DESTROYS
to have their own church and residing
priest
Valuable property where to erect
parochial buildings had previously
been acquired on Hammond avenue
and 18th street, but another site was
decided upon and a church and rest
dence were purchased from the Swed
ish Lutherans on Weeks avenue and
9th street. The church was dedicated
by Bishop Schinner the same year
A school taught by the Sisters of st
Joseph of Bourg was opened in 1907
After two years of strenuous labOrS
! met with great success, Rev. H. Lie
Guillou was appointed to Merrill. He
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was succeeded by Rev. A. Gagnon, q
very Jealous missionary and untiring
worker. His first care was to build a
school to accommodate all the chill
dren attending the institution. A
home for the Sisters was provided for
and the church underwent extensive
repairs. After eight years of hard
work, his health failed and Rev. A.
Gagnon resigned as pastor.
Rev. Hopdegard, Rev. l.. Charron
Rev. H. Muyssen and Rev. E. Sava
geau successfully took charge of the
parish. In 1917 Rev. E. Savageau hav
ing joined the navy as chaplain, the
Rev. Bernard lie Febvre was appoint
ed to succeed him.
The parish was then under heavy
Quickly winning the confidence of his
people, the new pastor with the
hearty and generous cooperation Of
| his pariShionerS accomplished won
| ders. The school building and rectory
were entirely remodeled and supplied
with all modern conveniences, and the
| school which enrolled 50 pupils the
first year, today numbers 165 inscrip
| tons. The old debt is being rapid,
| paid up. Other Improvements are
soon to be made although the parish
| toner's are contemplating a remova
of the parish to better location il
| the city.
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financial condition of the parish
through the self-sacrificing labors of
the Franciscan Father was made en-
tirely secure.
1t was Father Rudolph's desire to
build school alongside the new
church, as he shared with all Fran
ciscans the conviction that there
should be Catholic school in every
Catholic parish; his desires were not
realized however, and in 1917 he re-
linquished the pastorate and trans
ferred his endeavors to other fields of
the Lords vineyard.
Rev. Francis Bertram, secretary to
the Rt. Rev. Bishop, took temporary
charge of the parish in 1917. His adj
ministration, distinguished by execu-
tive ability and thoroughness, soon
! won him the hearts of the entire con-
gregation. The English speaking
| Catholics, who lived within the con
fines of the parish, with episcopal per
mission and under the guidance OF
Father Bertram marshalled their
forces, and in perfect harmony Joined
them to the achievements of the Bel
gians.
Working thus hand in hand, the con
gregation comprising about four hun
dred souls, looks forward to bright
| future when their hopes for Cath
Ollie school and a resident pastor, who
will give his undivided attention te
their needs, shall be realized,
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RlEckoFF BOX G. LUMBER co.

The Rieckoff Box & Lumber Co.,
whose plant is located at Central Ave-
nue. and the Great Northern tracks, is
one of the largest and most respon-
sible firms not only of Superior but
also of this vicinity, engaged in the
box trade. The factory is especially
equipped with the latest designed ma
chinery and other devices for box
making and Grating materials of all
kinds. The size and equipment of the
plant is such that it has a capacity
of hundreds of carloads of box shocks
for packing cases, crates, beer cases,
boxes of all kinds for the canned
goods trade, and for boxes and crates
for every purpose. The company will
be glad to get your requirements on
shocks and Grating and will quote you
prices on the same that will surprise
you. The man at the head of the
company and directing it's successful
operation is A. +. RieCkoff, presi-
dent and general manager. The COM
pany gives employment to a large
force of skilled workmen and dis
tributes a large sum of money in Su-
perior each month through it's pay
roll
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GATELY'S SUPPLY COMPANY.

Extraordinary bargains in wearing
apparel for men, women and children
are always to be found at the Gately
Supply Company. Economical shop
pers have learned that Gately's offers
the greatest values, most extensive
stocks, greatest economies and every
new whim Of fashion at prices that
are strikingly reasonable. Their East
er and summer millinery represent the
very latest dictates of Dame Fashion
both in materials, colors and effects
and are simply beautiful and beauti-
fully simple. In line with new frocks
and millinery for Easter at Gately's
are to be found new effects in hosiery,
lingeries, corsets, gloves and oxfords.
Clothes for men and young men and
a general stock of mems toggery and
furnishings in all of the latest styles
also offer wonderful opportunities for
Easter wearing apparel for the male
sex
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UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK

In establishing your banking con-
nections, the United States National
Bank, Broadway and Tower Avenue,
invites your checking and savings &C
counts and all other of your banking
business. The increased capitaliza-
ton of this bank to $20O,00000 surplus
and undivided profits and the high
business standing and integrity of it's
officers, directors give it an unusual
and seldom equaled security. The
same careful and conservative bust
ness management that has marked the
success of the bank in it's own bust
ness will be shown in handling the
accounts of it's thousands of customers.
1t is quite essential that one establish
business connections with bank the
size of the United States National
Bank in order that your needs for
financial assistance may be fully salts
fled from time to time and this is the
only bank in Superior that pays inter
est quarterly on savings accounts
This bank is noted for the steadfast
manner in which it stands up for the
success of Superior and the success
of Superior people and Douglas County
farmers. Its officers are Byron NJ
| Pattinson, president; A. J. Vented
vice president; Joel S. Gates, cashier
Frank R. Smith and O. II. Whitaker
] assistant cashiers.
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CAESR MOTOR cOMPANY

Now that spring is here, it suggests
a new automobile to you, doesn't it?
The, Caesr Motor Company, 1905 Win
ter Street has big stock of used
Dodge, Buick, Ford, Chandler, Stude-
baker, Chevrolet, Pullman, Monitor
Franklin and other makes of automo-
biIes on its sales floor waiting your
inspection. All the different models
of these cars, the runabout, roadster
touring car, limousine, brougham, are
to be found here at varying prices
The garage is open evenings and Sun
days for the convenience of it's patrons
and is in position to make prompt
deliveries on any of these cars. II
also handles the seven models of Re
public trucks and maintains first
class repair department guaranteeing
all work to be satisfactory.
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THE SELDEN HARDWARE.

South Superior may well feel for
tunate in having an exclusive hard
ware store, SO thoroughly stocked as
is the Selden Hardware, 1891 Tower
Avenue. Besides shelf and heavy
hardware this store handles the we'll
known Rogers line of paints, oils and
varnishes, also painters supplies of all
kinds, glass, glaciers supplies, rope,
Irvine, mechanics tools of all kinds.
1t also is the selling agent for the
famous Sharples suction feed separa-
tors and Deere and Osborne lines of
farm machinery, including wagons,
trucks, plows, cultivators, drags, disc
harrows, corn plows, binders, hay load
ers, and threshing outfits. Another
feature of this store is the splendid
line of automobile supplies, repairs
and accessories always on hand.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
AUGUST E. HOLMBERG DRUG
COMPANY

Confidence in the skill and expert
ence of your druggist is always desir-
able and important. That is why the
August E. Holmberg Drug Company
with it's two stores at TIA and 2101
Tower Avenue enjoys such large and
growing patronage. Only thoroughly
trained and skilled pharmacists are
employed in the compromising of all
prescriptions. The company also car
ries at the ia Tower Avenue store
an unusually complete line of trusses
and accessories and can fit you accu-
rately. The other departments of the
two stores are always complete with
the very latest displays of toilet ar
ticles, confectionery and hospital and
sick room supplies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
MCINTOSH 6. MCINTOSH.

Real estate will always appeal to
the average person as one of the
safest forms of investment for surplus
funds and savings. To the prospective
investor the advice and Judgment OF
men who know real estate is OF para
mount importance and for that reason
we suggest you confer with Mcintosh
"a Mcintosh upon some of their hold
ings. They have listed many pieces
of city and farm property, both i'm
proved and vacant, which will return
handsome profits to the purchasers.
They also rent property, negotiate
loans, handle first mortgages and
write insurance of all kinds, they haV'
ing the agencies of several of the
largest companies.
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n. LURYE g. SONS.

Choice business locations with the
corresponding high rents make high
prices for goods is the claim of H.
tLurye & Sons, Sixth Street and Tower
Avenue, in their campaign for share
of patronage of the furniture trade OF
Superior and vicinity. Being out of
the high rent district enables them to
put lower prices on the high grade
furniture which they carry. Our ex-
penses are at the minimum possible
to give you service. Our price tags
show the difference from uptown
stores and we invite comparison OF
the quality and appearance OF our
stocks" Lurye's is the home of the
famous Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, the
delight and labor saver of every house
wife. They also handle the Garland
warm air furnace which they guaran
tee to give perfect satisfaction.
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SUPERIOR TENT G. AWNING CO,

The season is at hand when you will
want your store and window awnings
replaced by fresh new goods such as
are carried in stock by the Superior
Tent & Awning Co., 1920 Ogden Ave
nue.. 1t will be glad of an opportunity
to submit samples and quote you
prices on awnings of any size which
will include its attachment to the
building and lettering it with the firm
name and business. A specially of
the company are awnings for Office
and house windows, convenient and
handy to raise and lower from the in
terror of the buildings. The company
also makes all kinds of other canvas
coverings, canopies, wagon and buggy
covers, horse covers, stack covers and
side walls.
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SUPERIOR RUG CLEANING
COMPANY.

Why go through all the torture and
discomforts of beating rugs and car
pets at home when the work can be
done quicker and with very little ex-
pense by the Superior Rug Cleaning
Company, 522 John Avenue. All you
have to do is to take up your rugs
and carpets and phone Broad S32 OF
Ogden 100 and the trucks of the SD
perior Rug Cleaning Company will call
for them. They will be returned to
you promptly, thoroughly cleaned and
renovated, the spots removed and all
ready to be laid again on your floors
The work is done by improved ma
chinery and the rugs receive no dam
age whatever.
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SUPERIOR FLORAL COMPANY.

Beautiful, homegrown flowers and
potted plants are always to be found
in profusion in the greenhouses Of the
Superior Floral Company, 1410 Tower
Avenue. Because the company has
such extensive greenhouses it can
quickly fill orders for floral emblems
of all kinds and any occasions. Spe-
cial attention is given to telephone or
Geographic orders as we'll as to floral
decorations for receptions, weddings,
churches and all such occasions. An
other activity of the company is it's
landscape gardening, which is done
under the expert direction of William
Berg, proprietor Of the company. He
will be glad to suggest scheme for
laying out your grounds with shrubs
and flowers and quote you an estimate
of it's cost.
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GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.

Make the cooking and baking easier
and the kitchen more attractive with
one of those splendid up-to-date gas
ranges now on sale by the Gas Appli-
ance Company, 1904 Tower Avenue.
Especially attractive is the Eclipse
cabinet range, with bake oven and
broiler raised to a level with the ordi-
nary gas burners. No more bending
and STOPPING over for the housewife
to examine the contents of the oven.
The stove has five burners and an
automatic lighter and is finished in
white enamel at the back and has
also side enamel pans. The company
also carries other kinds Of gas fixtures
including gas irons, table lamps,
plates, chandeliers, wall brackets, gas
hose and tubing, mantles and every
thing one needs in maintaining gas
lighting in the home or Office.
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SUPERIOR WATER, LIGHT
POWER co

If your business is q good one why
not advertise it day and night with
an electric sign, erected and operated
by the Superior Water, Light & Power
Co., 1916 to 1920 Tower Avenue? This
big public utility which pumps the
water for the city's consumption and
fire protection, furnishes the cleo
tricity and gas lights of Superior's
streets, public buildings and homes,
and furnishes commercial and motive
power for hundreds of factories and
places of business, is one of the most
valuable and important business enter
prises of Superior 1t has very attrac-
tive salesrooms where are displayed a
large and carefully selected stock OF
electrical appliances and goods OF all
descriptions, electric and gas lamps,
gas ranges. electrically operated wash
ing machines, electric fans, motors OF
all sizes and electric cooking utensils.
The success of the company is due to
the able men at it's head who guide
it successfully through the maze OF
its business affairs Officials of the
company are: T. B. Scott, president;
w. H. Winslow, vice-president and
w. C. Lounsbury, general manager
The pumping station is located at Bay
and Carlton Avenues; the electric
plant at Hughitt and Second Streets
and the gas plant at the foot of Win
ter Street.
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NORTHWESTERN OIL COMPANY.

Get rid of that squeak and reduce
the wear on your bearings by using
oils and greasos manufactured and
pany, 217-223 Tower Avenue. The
company does both a wholesale and
retail business in oils and greases and
supplies the greater part of these COM
modities to the industries, garages,
machine shops and retail dealers
throughout the territory in which it
operates. The main distributing cen
ters of this firm are located at SUI
perior, Duluth, st. Cloud and Bemidji.
Mimi, and branch stations are located
at Rhineland, Wis, Sandstone, Mimi,
Sank Center, Mimi, Long Prairie,
Mimi, Little Falls, Mimi, Brainerd,
Mimi, Foley, Mimi, Mora, Mimi, Mi
laca, Mimi, and Port Arthur, Ont. The
several brands of oils and greaSeS
manufactured by the company are
noted for their wear and friction re-
ducing qualities and are especially
suited for use on all running parts
where q great speed is necessary. It's
gasoline and kerosene for household
use, and for automobile and tractor
uses have no superior on the market
and are in great demand. The COM
pany will be pleased to quote GUS
toners prices on quantity purchases
and will make prompt delivery on all
orders. H. NJ Mckenzie, widely
known as an experienced oil man, is
president and manager of the COM
DdDV.
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CHAMBERLAIN COMPANY.

Headquarters for office supplies Of
all kinds will be found at the Cham
berlain Company, 1915 Tower Avenue.
If it is a loose leaf ledger or book
keeping books of standard makes or
special designs, typewriter paper, sec
ond sheets and carbons, typewriter
ribbons-in short any kind of office
supplies, Chamberlain Company will
have it in stock. 1t also carries line
of safe cabinets, filing cases and filing
cabinets, all kinds of stationery and
school supplies. The famous Column
bia graphophones and records have
their Superior home with the Cham
berlain Company and are carried in
stock in all sizes from the large cabi-
net machines down to the smallest
sizes and are priced so low that every
| home can afford one.
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HAWKINS LAUNDRY.

Blue Monday disappears from the
calendar when the housewife begins
sending the family washing to the
Hawkins Laundry, 1872 Ogden Avenue.
Doing your washing the Hawkins way
is the latest and most popular method
Of solving the problem of saving the
housewife as much drudgery as pos.
sible. The service is quick, your laun-
dry being called for and delivered the
next day if you desire. 1t costs but
little and if you wish it will be re,
turned completely ironed or rough
dried or all the fiat work finished
The greatest care is taken in the han
ding of your clothes and there are nc
acids or Ives used which will rot them
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
THE GREENFIELD STUDIO.

In the Greenfield Studio, 1926 Tower
Avenue, one finds a completely equip
ped artists work room, which accounts
for the high class of portraits made
by Ralph E. Greenfield, proprietor
He is an artist of initiative and origi-
nality as is best demonstrated by the
high class work produced. Not only
in portraiture does the Greenfield
Studio excel, but it does all kinds of
commercial and out-of-door photogra-
ply. In addition he specializes in de-
velopment of kodak films and printing
and has won marked success in enlarg-
ing picures and secures an unusual
likeness. His stock of mouldings
from which to select Your frames is
one of the most carefully selected and
largest in the city, and he is in posi-
ton to supply any demand in this
line