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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
NORTHWESTERN SEED co.

War gardens are just as popular and
are as essential as ever OF course,
it is too late to sow some of the ear
lier varieties of vegetable and flower
seeds, but there is still time to do a
lot of planting in your garden. To
get the best results and to be repaid
for your labors and expense you want
to insist on hardy homegrown seeds
and these are to be obtained from the
Northwestern Seed Co., 417-419 North
Phillips Avenue. Whether it is for
field or garden the Northwestern
seeds are the best you can purchase.
These seeds are fresh and carefully
selected and mail orders are promptly
and carefully filled. The company
also carries all kinds of poultry feeds,
shells, oil meal, bran, shorts and the
famous Little Hatchet' and Gold
Medal 1ours. It's officers are as fol-
lows: w. |. Thompson, president;
John w. Walden, vice president; Fl.
r. Dennis, secretary, and Marcus Aus,
treasurer,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
FROST TIRE G. BATTERY CO.

Look for the sign of 'Exide'' when
you are having battery trouble and
you will find immediate relief because
it is at the shop of the Frost Tire &
Battery Co, 125 West Tenth Street,
opposite the Colonial hotel. If you
have never tried the 'Exide' battery
service, don't let another day pass
without finding out what it is, but bet
ter still take advantage of it at the
shop of the Frost Tire & Battery Co.
IF you have not had your batteries
overhauled and renewed recently now
is the time to have it done at this
shop. The cost will be but little but
the service and trouble it may save
you will more than compensate you for
what it costs. The company also
handles all the good lines of tires and
inner tubes at prices that are as low
as prevail anywhere. If you have old
tires that are worn, it will repair and
retread it SO that it will render you
many more weeks of service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
L. D. MILLER g. co.

When death has entered your home
and removed a loved one or friend, it
is always a source of relief to know
that there is someone to whom you
can turn who you know will take
charge of arranging for the final rites
and burial of the one who has passed
away l.. D. Miller & Co., 12S South
Main Avenue, has demonstrated its
particular qualifications to enter your
home on such an occasion and take en-
tire charge of all arrangements, noti-
flying absent ones, meeting trains,
and preparing the departed for burial
If the remains are to be prepared for
shipment out of the city it will arrange
all details and if desired representa-
tive will accompany the remains. For
all the services rendered the company
makes very modest charge, it all de-
pending upon the kind of service you
decide to have. It's funeral equipment
is refined and thoroughly up-to-date
Phone 721-R for Ambulance Service
in case of sickness.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
SPRINGS BoTTLlNG
WORKS

Very few people in Sioux Falls
realize or appreciate the wonderful
advantages afforded in the water from
the Minnehaha Springs. These were
discovered years ago by the Indians,
who in their crude way recognized in
the clear, sparkling depths of the wa
tiers of the spring that here was SUI
perior water for quenching their thirst,
possessed unusual powers of invigora-
ton and had certain healthful
attributes. The Minnehaha Springs
Bottling Works, Phone 1890, is now
bottling this pure and clear water,
and makes deliveries promptly not
only to all parts of Sioux Falls, but
also to distant points by freight or
express. People who appreciate real
spring water are ordering it because
they want drinking water without
sediment. Order case delivered to
your home and see what a difference
it will make with your dinner.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
MONs|GA0R RICHTER
THE RIGHT REVEREND MGR. B.
RICHTER CELEBRATES HIS 25TH
ANNIVERSARY AS PASTOR OF
ST. BoNlFAcE CHURCH, MEL
ROSE, MINNESOTA.

On June the Right Reverend Mgr.
B. Richter celebrated the silver jubi-
lee of his pastorate at Melrose, Mimi.
The. Right Reverend Jubilarian has
the distinction of being the first priest
in the diocese of st. Cloud, who has
had charge of the same parish for
twenty-five successive years.
On Pentecost Sunday Monsignor
Richter was celebrant of Solemn
High Mass. The festive sermon was
preached by Father Rauch.
After the Jubilee Mass dinner was
served for the Pensioners in the audi
forum of the school In the evening
q public reception was rendered to the
Right Reverend Monsignor who re-
ceived purse and presents, totaling
So, 10000. .-e.4s Il
On Monday morning a Solemn High
Mass was celebrated for the deceased
members of the parish. At noon a
banquet was served to the clerical
friends Of the Jubilarians i
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
DR.. CHARLES T, SCHROYER

There are many who suffer from
piles because they have not as yet
heard of the wonderful success that
has been attained by DR.. Charles T.
Schroyer in their treatment and ulti-
mate cure. DR.. Schroyer, because Of
the close study he has given the
causes Of piles and his many years
treating the most stubborn cases, is
now considered one of the most eX-
pert doctors Of this class Of disease,
in South Dakota. If you are suf-
ferer from piles, he invites you to his
office, in the Sioux Falls National
Bank building, where he will make an
examination and prescribe course of
treatment that will effect cure and
without the need of an operation. If
you live away from Sioux Falls, send
a stamp to him for booklet on his
work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
HUNTERS SHOE STORE.

One will find fashionable and at
the same time service array of sum-
mer pumps and oxfords at the Hunter
Shoe Store, upstairs at Ninth Street
and Main Avenue. Every, member of
the family can always be fitted at the
Hunter store, and at prices for de-
pendable, well shaped and attractive
appearing shoes that other stores can
not equal The most popular styles of
oxfords,-in fact all of the desirable
models of the season are shown in the
stocks of black, kid, tan Russia calf,
patent leather, brown kid, white rein
skin and white canvas. There are
very attractive models of pumps and
colonials for the ladies and young
women, also shoes for outings and the
vacation seasons. If you have had
trouble securing good looking, but
tough wearing shoes for that lively
boy or girl, be sure and try a pair
from the stocks of the Hunter store
They wear like iron, keep their shape
and are so made that they give the
utmost of ease and. comfort to the
growing foot Of 9 child.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
O,DEA g. O'DEA.

Why be miserable with poor health
and make everyone else about you
feel uncomfortable because of your
irritability or helplessness when the
opportunity of recovering your health
lies in Sioux Falls. Drs. ODea and
O'Dea, chiropractors, 200 Strand build
ing, are ready to help you if you will
but place yourself in their hands.
Perfect health is priceless, but never
appreciated until. it is lost. The
quickest way to regain it is by the
chiropractic way, which is the science
of health as applied by those skilled
in this now well established profession
Their Office hours are from 10 to Il
A. M. and to 5 P. M. each day and
Sundays by appointment. They will
be glad to have you consult with them
upon your condition and will tell you
frankly if they can help you.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
TALKING MACHINE EXCHANGE.

You can entertain with the worlds
great singers and musicians if you
purchase Victrola from the Talking
Machine Exchange, $50 So. Phillips
Avenue
They are the only exclusive Victor
house in the Dakotas and buy direct
from the Victor factory in Camden,
N. J.. This firm was the first to bring
the Victrola as we'll as the Red Seal
records into this state and devote
their entire attention to Victrolas and
Victor records, coming here fifteen
years ago. They carry the complete
line of all types of Victrolas as well
as all records listed in the Victor
catalog.
F. C. Ramsdell, the proprietor, has
been in the Talking machine business
for twenty-five years and is well pre-
pared to give you the best service in
every branch of the business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
LIE BON MARcHE.

Some very unusual but decidedly
attractive effects in millinery are to
be seen in the display of summer hats
at LIE Bon Marche, on South Phillips
Avenue. The seasons latest styles
and models in street, dress and recep-
ton hats, both imported and of
American designs are now being
shown. Also at this store you will
find some attractive suits, coats,
frocks, dresses and outing suits that
are just right for this season. The
prices have been placed very low on
these in order to move them rapidly
and while they last they offer splendid
bargains. Other articles of women's
and young women's wearing apparel
are kept in large selection, and the
stocks of wOmen's shoes and fancy
hosiery has not been equalled in
Sioux Falls.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
A MISSION BURSE
PENSIONERS AT BARRY, MINI,
RAISE FUND IN ONE DAY.

A remarkable evidence of zeal for
the cause of Catholic Foreign Mis-
SiOnG was given on Sunday, June Il,
by the manbers of ST Barnabas par
ish, Barry, Mimi. Following a mis-
sion preached by the Rev James A.
Byrres, Diocesan Director of the
Propagation of the Faith, the people
of Barry decided to found a one
thousand dollar burse for the educa-
ton of native priests in the foreign
field The project was started after
the Mass on the closing day, and by
seven o'clock in the evening of the
same day the entire sum had been
raised under the direction of Rev.
P. |. Barron, pastor.
In view of the fact that the congre-
cation of st. Rarnabas numbers well
under three hundred men, women and
children the achievement is altogether
notable one, and the gift the more
acceptable and precious. Surely the
abundant blessings of God must come
to pastor and his people who grasp
so enthusiastically the opportunity to
bring the boon of the one true faith
to their unfortunate brothers and
sisters of the pagan world. AS the
result Of the munificence of the parish
toner's of Barry a native priest will
be ordained every six years for time
to come and will labor among his
own people.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
A. TALMAN HANSON.

If you are experiencing trouble with
your eyes or you feel that your vision
is failing or not as good as it was,
you should consult competent and
experienced occulist and optometrist
like A. Talman Hanson, whose head
quarters are in Ton Lees store. He
is eminently we'll qualified to make the
most eXacting examination of your
eyes, because of his very thorough
professional training and long eX-
perience in his work. In being fitted
to glasses, if it is found that you need
two vision glasses, be sure to have
Kryptok glasses with the invisible
bifocals, such as are now being fitted
exclusively by Mr.. Hanson. They do
not reveal age and if anything makes
one appear younger and enables one
to see with the eyesight of youth. Mr.
Hanson will be glad to have you con-
suit him on any matters pertaining to
your eyes and will tell you not only
correctly but frankly what the trouble
is and whether he can help you.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
DAKOTA PAIGE CO.

The Paige, the most beautiful car
in America, will make an ideal gift
for your family, any one of the three
new models for this season will give
the members the greatest possible de-
light. The Dakota Paige Co., 1913 South
Phillips Avenue, near the postoffice
has several of the Paige Models on
it's salesroom floor, awaiting your in
spection. You recognize in the Paige
models the elimination of the art and
skill of automobile designers and
builders. The Larchmont model in
stantly attracts your attention no
matter whether you see it speeding
down the street or standing in 4 group
of cars of other models. The Larch-
mont sells for $2,165; the new series
LinwoOd, five-passenger, for $1,555
and the Essex, n-passenger for
$2OS0.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
PLACING THE SOLDIERS
x. OF c. FOUND JOBS, NOW HUNT
WORkERS-POSiTlONS ARE -
PLENTIFUL IN EAST.

So remarkably successful has been
the K. OF c. hunt for jobs through the
efforts of the 100 ex-seryice men be-
ing paid Sd per day to scour Greater
New York for employment for their
comrades and themselves, that the
knights have listed hundreds of jobs
for which they have found no aspi-
rants.
The knights have cata1ogued their
work in New York as representative
of the work proceeding in all the
large cities and in hundreds of the
smaller cities, for there are, in all,
1900 K. of C. employment bureaus.
In New York the results for the past
two weeks are: 5000 jobs filed with
the knights, $500 applications from
ex-service men. 1000 men placed in
employment, 500 not yet placed in
positions they can or want to fill; ;
4,276 opportunities are for types of
employees of special training, and the
others are awaiting eX-service men
who need them.
"No difficulty is experienced" says
Peter w. Collins, Director of the K
of G. Employment and Reconstruc-
ton Department, lin filling positions
with men of ordinary experience,
whether the work be for unskilled.
skilled or sales, so long as tie work
carries Q. living wage
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE PENCE PHARMACY.

When one devotes all of his time
and energy to accomplishing one pur-
pose well, he usually becomes an ex-
pert in it. The same rule applies to
business and the business man who
sets out to build up a certain kind of
business, if he uses intelligence and
Judgment and sticks to his purpose,
will in time have the business he
wants. The Pence Pharmacy was
founded on this theory,-to be first
and last first class drug store. The
pharmacists of the store are men of
,ong training and experience, who
promptly fill your prescriptions with
The exact ingredients called for by
he physician writing them. 1t also
carries in stock, sick room supplies,
trusses, plaster, ointments, liniments
and hundreds of other remedies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
EAST SIDE HARDWARE STORE.

The East Side Hardware Store, 724
East Sixth Street, is a popular shop
ping center for carpenters, painters,
masons, mechanics, and for all other
classes of skilled workers, because of
the large stock of dependable tools
always carried in stock. F. l.. Jones,
proprietor of the East Side Hardware
Store is an experienced hardware man,
and carries very complete stock of
shelf and heavy hardware in stock at
all times. If you need garden tools, a
new lawnmower, lawn hose and reel,
washing machines of any kind, gar
bage cans, wash tubs, wringers,
screens or screen doors, glass, rope or
glaciers supplies, his selection will be
found to be unusually complete at all
times, while his prices will be found
to be surprisingly low when the quail
| ty Of the goods are considered. There
they are new supplies need for the
kitchen baking, dishes and utensils,
pals, kettles or coffee pots and per-
colators; he has them in aluminium,
graniteware, or porcelain, also in tin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
DR.. CLARK, SPECIALIST.

If you have been suffering from
chronic diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, kidney, bladder, lungs or
from breakdown of the nervous sys-
tenn, it will pay you to consult with
DR.. Clark, specialist, with offices in
the Security National Bank building.
There are many in Sioux Falls and
vicinity who have been suffering for
years with one or more of these com
plants, who after series of treat
ments under DR.. Clark have either
been restored to health, or are being
restored. DR.. Clark also make a spe-
cialty of treating diseases of women,
and is accomplishing some wonderful
cures and results
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
SIOUX FALLS, 8. ID.
ntinucdr ON ;.
FRANK ( CLEMENS.

There is nothing that gives more
pleasure to the recipient than a life
like photograph, and yet how seldom
is one seem Anyone can take a pic
ture but only real artist can get the
kind of results in a photograph that
the average person desires. Frank E.
Clemens, photographer, with studio at
127R North Phillips Avenue, has
demonstrated his artistic taste and
ability by the excellent results he has
obtained in the prosecution of his
work. In addition to doing portraiture
work and charging at his studio, he
also engages in commercial photogra-
ply and by appointment can be Sc
cured to do convention and group
photography and outdoor scenes. He
also does film developing and print
ing from them for amateur photo
graphers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
BALLARD & SON.

II you are contemplating erecting a
memorial, you will find your task
simplified by consulting with Ballard
& Son, Main Avenue at Tenth Street,
dealers in monuments and vaults.
The firm will be- glad to submit to
you original designs for monuments,
grave markers and vaults that express
love and respect by the appropriate
ness and quiet dignity of design. One
will find designs both on paper and
actually executed in marble and
granite on display at the firms offices
and it's officers will be. glad to go
oyer your requirements with you. 1t
also builds slate and stone vaults,
manufactures and erects ornamental
iron fences for all purposes, and tile
work Of all kinds,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
STEPHENSON g. OIL SON.

If you are looking for safe invest
ments for your savings, why not in
vest them in real estate purchased
through Sioux Falls reliable firm of
Stephenson & Olson, 203 Strand build
ing. It handles both farm and city
property, improved and otherwise and
has listed with it some exceptional
bargains that will grow into quick
profits. With such healthy demand
for farm property, values are bound
to rise. Stephenson & Olson have
many good farm propositions, well To-
Gated, lying close into towns and
cities, with schools nearby, good roads
and transportation facilities. The firm
has also some attractive Sioux Falls
houses and cottages, and vacant lots,
in good residential districts, that are
bound to advance in price with the
rapid growth of the city
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
CALUMET BAKERY.

If you enjoy good eats that is
breads and rolls, pies, cakes and
cookies then you want to make your
purchases at the Calumet Bakery, 324
South Phillips Avenue The Calumet
Bakery has long held reputation for
the qulaity of it's goods, made possible
because of the skill Of its bakers and
the high quality of materials used in
the baking operations. Every effort
is made to have the products of the
bakery meet the high standards set
for them and also to become the most
popular and most wanted line OF
bakery goods in Sioux Falls. House
wives have learned that it is cheaper
and easier to use the Calumet line of
bakery goods in the summer time than
it is to attempt to bake.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE WILLIAMS PIANO co.

The Williams Piano Co., 21S-22O
South Main Avenue, have been in bust
ness in Sioux Falls since 1887 and are
distributors for South Dakota, north
western Iowa and southwestern Mime
sofa for a number of the most famous
pianos in America. They carry both
a wholesale and retail stock of such
makes as the Knabe, Vose, Estey,
Kurtzmann, kimball, Kohler & Camp
bell, Marshall-Wendell and their play
ers, together with the famous Ampico
Reproducing Piano.
In their salesrooms the careful
buyer will be able to compare these
various pianos in all their different de-
signs, sizes and finishes and may in
this way select a piano or player suited
to the purpose for which it is intended
and also may select one at price to
suit the purchaser.
In addition to pianos and players
this company also handles complete
line of musical instruments, phonO-
graphs, organs, Victrolas and their
records and a thoroughly up-to-date
and complete line of sheet music and
teachers supplies.
They invite all owners of phono
graphs and player pianos, as we'll as
buyers of musical supplies and sheet
music, to send in their names for
their monthly bulletin which will be
sent free of charge A very efficient
mail order department will care for
out-of town orders with dispatch and
satisfaction.
The high standing of the company in
the business and musical world makes
its guarantee which it gives on all in
struments sold, of the highest value
and one that can be absolutely de
pended upon. In this history of Cath
olicity we are glad of this opportunity
to recommend the company to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
O. L. ERICKSON

1t is no miracle to be restored to
health by the skill of a chiropractor,
just the use of common sense in aiding
nature to function properly. Chiro-
practic is another evidence that the
world is moving forward. Chiro-
practic is the result of study and dis
coveries of new laws of health and its
coming has brought enlightenment to
medical men and means restoration of
health to thousands who have been
suffering for months until their all
ments in many cases have become
chronic. @. J. Erickson, D. c., has
demonstrated his skill as a chiro-
practor by the excellent results he has
attained in restoring his large number
of patients to health. If you believe
in progress, consult him about your
physical troubles. His office is in
Room 201, Smith Block.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
ROYAL MARKET.
M. n. Murphy, Prop.


One of the busy markets of Sioux
Falls, where quality and low prices are
always to be found is that of M. H.
Murphy, 223 No. Main Avenue, whose
stock of meats and fish is one of the
largest and best in this vicinity. In
addition to it's first class stock of juicy
cuts and tender steaks always carried
in stock, the market is headquarters
for fish, oysters and sea food of all
kinds in season and at prices that are
unusually low. 1t also handles canned
goods of all kinds, canned meats, fish,
vegetables and fruits, condensed milk
and cream, and a fine and complete
line of eggs, cheese, butter and butter
substitutes 1t makes a speciality of
home cured hams and bacon, and once
you use the firms hams with their
fresh eggs for your summer breakfast,
you will not be satisfied with any
other kind
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
kLEINHEINZ BROS.

Discriminating smokers have learned
that cigars and tobaccos of the most
pleasing and highest quality are al,
ways to be found at the store of Klein
heinz Bros, 315 North Main Avenue,
one of the largest cigar manufacturers
in South Dakota. The firm is decidedly
a home industry, last year paying out
in wages to it's employees, all residents
of Sioux Falls, $17,808.66 for making
S67 900 cigars, which naturally all went
up in smoke" Their cigars are found
at all leading dealers and Celia
Thaxter" is noted for it's superior and
uniform quality, and it is of the 13-cent
grade, two for 25 cents. The San
VAR which sells for cents, is popu-
lar among the cheaper grades.