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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
!. n, CHASE.

Extraordinary bargains in wearing
apparel for men, women and children
are always to be found at the store
of l. H. Chase, 623 and 625 Main
street. The display of dry goods in
cludes all of the latest novelties in
weaves and lingeries for ladies and
misses, dress fabrics, trimmings, un-
derwear, hosiery and the like Or
ders placed months ago before silks,
wool and cotton goods reached their
present levels, enable the store to
give you these goods at prices that
are really lower than the goods cost
at present The display of ladies'
shoes includes the very latest cuts and
styles, also the different feathers and
colors. For a serviceable shoe for fall
and winter wear, one that is at once
graceful and affords the maximum
comfort and ease, you will not have
to search further than the stocks of
l. H. Chase. Although women's shoes
are ''out of sight" in price in many
stores, careful and early buying again
makes it possible for this store to
offer splendid values to all of it's shoe
stocks. The display of mems furnish
ings, especially the fall and winter
models of suits and overcoats, is one
! of the most complete ever shown
here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
SANITARY DAIRY DEPOT.

One can not be too careful of the
kind of milk that comes into the home.
Whether it is for the children to drink
or to be used in cooking, it is impor.
tant that you know that the milk has
been pasteurized and handled under
clean and sanitary conditions through
all the steps it passes in reaching your
home. That is why we are going to
recommend that you patronize the
Sanitary Dairy Depot at the Old Cozy
Cafe Stand, for it's proprietor, Gerald
E. Wright, takes every means to keep
his milk and cream wholesome and
pure If you like good, fresh eggs for
your breakfast for cooking, you will
always find them there and every egg
is guaranteed. An attractive line of
bakery goods is always carried in
stock and supplies for picnic parties
of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
r. L. ACk ERMAN.

If you should die tomorrow would
your family have ample insurance pro-
lection to enable them to live in the
manner in which you have been sup
porting them9 This is the question
that should be looked squarely in the
face in these times of rapidly advanc-
ing prices. How far will $1,000 or
$4,000 go towards caring for your wife
and child and helping to educate the
latter after you are gone? If you do
not carry any protection for your low
ed ones, the case is still more alarm
ing and pitiful. We would suggest
that you see Frank L. Alderman, dis
trict manager of the First National
Life Insurance Co. of Pierre, S. D. and
go over your insurance requirements
with him. Sit down and figure just
how much you can carry in order to
give your family the best protection
you can with your present earning ca
pacity, and remember that what you
pay out for life insurance is the same
as a saving, so you are not really
spending the money after all. This
company is home company and all
policies are secured by a deposit with
the insurance department of the state,
absolutely guaranteeing the fulfill
ment of the policy conditions. You
will find the company will give you a
splendid policy that is to your advan-
tage to- accept.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
PENNINGTON COUNTY BANK.

1t is not so important that the first
sum of money that you save and de-
post in savings account opened at
the Pennington County Bank be a
large one. as it is that you make the
start One dollar will make you a de-
positor and a member of the big fam
lily of the Pennington County bank, and
then, without doubt, you will become
interested in seeing your savings &C
count grow and make regular and
larger deposits later 1t is important
that you acquire the saving habit and
there is no better Or more sure way
than. through a savings account in
such sound bank as that of the Pen
nington County bank. You will find
it's officers ready to assist you, not
only in opening up an account with it,
but in extending you credit later and
giving you counsel on any matters you
may ask him about This strong,
growing bank invites and welcomes
your savings and will pay you interest
on them. All deposits in the bank are
guaranteed by the state of South Da-
hotd. D1lHc uduhS lHdl JUST III the
pocket are given with all new open
ings and we are glad of this opportu-
nifty to recommend the bank to the
patronage of our readers. In case of
need your money is available at any
time without notice. The Pennington
County bank is the largest state bank
west of the Missouri river in South
Dakota, having resources Of over two
million dollars; has a fine fire proof
building and fire and burglar proof
vaults, besides it carries $780, 100000
daylight hold-up" insurance to pro-
tect its customers securities as we'll
as it's own.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
RAPID CITY GARAGE.

The Rapid City Garage, on West
Main street, is one place in Rapid
City where you can get first class
repairing done promptly and at prices
that will not break YOU The gar
age is thoroughly equipped with all
of the latest machinery and tools for
repairing all makes of cars. The very
best automobile mechanics that can
be secured are employed at the gar
age and all repair work is guaranteed
to be done right and in workman
like manner. If you need any aces
SORES, spark plugs, chains and the
like or repairs or supplies, like oils,
greases, gasoline or tires, you will al
ways find them in stock at the Rapid
City Garage. G. V. Hattel & Son are
it's proprietors and both are thorough
ly experienced automobile men.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
j. A. C. SIEDEMBERG.

]. A. c. Siedenberg, grocer at SOP
ST. Joe street, is one of the depend
able merchants of Rapid City, who is
doing his utmost to keep down the
ever rising cost of living. Because OF
his efforts he has a. large patronage
which enables him to turn his stocks
several times a year. He believes in
many sales and small profits and, be-
cause he practices his business prin-
ciples, he is able to quote you the best
grades of groceries at prices that are
generally lower than many Of his com
petitors can afford to sell them. If
you like good coffee for your break
fast, you will find some of the best
brands at the Siedenberg store. A
dish of bacon and eggs for your break
fast will be an appetizing one if eggs
and bacon come from, the Siedenberg
store. Every day is a bargain day at
the store. - - -. -.... -. 90.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
CARDINALS PORTRAIT
WILL ADORN NATIONAL POR
TRAIT GALLERY IN WASH
iNGTON.

The arrival in this country Q: Rev
DR.. Peter Joseph Strycker, private see.
rotary to Cardinal MERCER, has
brought to light the fact that Cardinal
Mercier's portrait is to be painted I'm,
der the auspices of Mrs. William H
Crocker Of San Francisco, one of the
forceful women of the Pacific coast,
and that it will be installed in a pro-
posed National Portrait Gallery in
Washington, D. c., along with the por
traits Of twenty-three other heroes OF
the Allies during the late great war
AS each portrait is finished it will
be hung in one of the rooms of the
Smithsonian Institute at the national
capital until fine building for the
new National Portrait Gallery is
erected.
To pay for the latter there is now
pending in Congress a bill appropriate
ing S1,000000.
The names of the artists who are
to paint the portraits of the twenty
four noted war figures will soon be
formally announced. Mrs. Croker
has already designated Cecilia BeauX
for the portrait of Cardinal MERCER
and she is now at work on her study,
according to Secretary Pratt and DR.
Strycker.. s...- = ~ ~..-..- >, -.-., ..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
A, EMERlCk.

The ladies of Rapid City are giving
considerable attention to keeping
house the electric way Sounds sort
of queer, doesn't it, and yet there is
nothing unusual or novel in it. With
the. scarcity Of domestic help for the
home, the high wages demanded and
the cost OF food, new ways must be
found to help the housewife to do
her work without a maids help. Right
here is where electricity comes to the
rescue. There is the Thor vacuum
cleaner, and the Thor washing ma
chimes, as well as scores OF other cleo
trio operated devices for the home
The electric toaster, chatting dish, per-
colator, egg boiler, electric range, cleo
trio fat iron, fans and motors for driV-
ing the sewing machine. These are
all handled by Mr.. limerick, GA St
Joe street. He also does all kinds OF
house wiring and carries an up-tO-date
stock of electrical fixtures of all kinds
and accessories.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
WILL ROBINSON.

You don't have to go about squint-
ing, or tumbling over obstacles on the
walk or in your home. Have your
eyes examined and tested by Will
Robinson, registered optometrist, and
your lack of vision will be corrected
You should not neglect your eyes. In
fact, you cannot afford to, for if your
eyesight is defective or your eyes are
weak, to delay having them tested and
properly fitted with glasses only means
that you may later have more serious
trouble with your sight and possibly
lose it. Mr.. Robinson has had very
thorough and extensive training in fit
ting himself to test and examine your
eyes. If you wear glasses you should
have the eyes tested every two years
to see if the lenses are still suited to
the needs of your eyes. AS you grow
older your eyes change, making it ad-
visable to have your lenses changed
in order that you may see correctly
Mr.. Robinson will be glad to have you
call on his services.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
z. E. ROBERTS.

Many fortunes have been made by
wise and consistent investments in
real estate. More fortunes are to be
made in the same way, and you can
profit by investing in real estate also.
The man who has a few thousand dol
lars now to invest in we'll located farm
lands, whether they be improved dor
prairie, cannot help but make a hand
some profit on the investment From
all over the state come reports of big
prices paid for South Dakota farms
The advance is already felt here. E.
F. Roberts, with Offices in the Elks'
building, is recognized as one of the
best posted real estate men in this
vicinity. He has listed with him some
choice well located farms and tracts;
also several well located homes and
cottages, store buildings and vacant
lots in Rapid City. The prices on
these are still low enough to make
money for their purchasers. He can
give you excellent terms. He also
handles first real estate mortgages
and writes fire insurance of all kinds,
representing the best companies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
COHEN E. Cliff.

The men and young men of Rapid
City already know that they get the
best values and latest styles when
they buy their suits of the store OF
Cohen & Cliff. Right now the store
is showing it's fall stocks of suits and
overcOats for young men and men OF
mature years. The fall styles for the
young men are full of style and pep
and have been expressly produced for
Cohen & Cliff. They have some highly
developed new features that appeal to
young men and the styles of these
clothes are particularly attractive
They are made along slender lines
with high shoulders, soft roll fronts
new waist line effects, half and full
belt effects, and single and double
breasted. The best values ever
brought to Rapid City are to be found
in these suits. For business and more
mature men the store is showing
some splendid business suits of the
new type construction-no padding
every bit of unnecessary materia,
omitted. These are proving very
popular elsewhere and the values they
offer make them sell rapidly, for bust
ness men are glad to get clothes oil
custom quality ready made. The store
also carries new stocks of shoes, hats
and mems furnishings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
STUART DRUG STORE.

One of the most complete stocks OF
toilet articles and accessories to be
found anywhere in Rapid City is in
the stock of the Stuart drug store
This includes all of the latest and
best known preparations for the skin
face and hair, in addition to fragrant
tales, powders and stationery of all
kinds. school supplies, pens and pen
ellis, rubber goods and hospital sup
plies and accessories, trusses and in
valid's goods, also are to be found at
the Stuart store in large stock and Sc
lection. The store is headquarters for
drugs and prescriptions. Competent
and expert druggists are always in
charge Of the prescription department
ready to give the customers prompt
and accurate service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
RAPID CITY CANDY KITCHEN,

A veritable palace of sweets" is
the Rapid City Candy Kitchen, GIT
ST. Joe street. Everything about the
interior of the store suggests the
goodies and sweets that have made
the store so popular with all sexes.
Everything is spotlessly clean about
the work rooms and the store, and
only the best materials are used in
making the bonbons, chocolates,
Judges, taffies, brittles, caramels, and
the scores of other delicious sweets
and connections to be had at the
store. It's soda fountain makes the
store also popular place and the best
ice creams, fruit fiavors and other soft
drinks and frozen delicacies are al
ways served at it: You will find a
brick of that delicious ice cream from
the candy kitchen will make an ideal
dessert for your Sunday dinner at any
time of the year. Remember a box of
candy from the Rapid City Candy
Kitchen is one of the most appreciat-
ed gifts you can make to friend or
invalid.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
DAKOTA TITLE AND INVEST
MENT co

If you own house or other build
ing, you make sure to have it fully
covered by insurance. You cannot af-
ford to trust to your memory to have
your insurance policy renewed. Your
memory may give you the slip" and
single day missed in the renewal
may be the one in which the building
may burn. The best way is to place
your fire insurance with the Dakota
Title & Trust Co. The company repre-
sents the largest and safest companies
in business and will assist you to
place as much insurance on your prop
erty as it will carry and will advise
you to your own advantage which pol
icies are the best for your own inter
est. In all insurance matters, and on
all subjects of investment, or those
which concern titles to property, the
company can be depended upon abso-
lutely. Adv
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
THE USE OF GOOD, cONSERVA.
TIVE JUDGMENT.

-
It's use is leading factor in the
struggle for education and also bust
ness success. Purchasing in the bust
ness house and in the home, to be
success, requires judgment.
Look at the different articles in
your home and carefully think what
your Judgment was at the time of pur-
chase. Can you see where you have
| been a good purchasing agent? Have
you saved money in your selection?
Do the articles still serve the purpose
for which purchased, or do they look
worn and shoddy?
Naturally we first look at that most
important article, the kitchen range.
Are the lids all cracked and the fire.
box crumbling to decay? Can you
still bake nice white light biscuits and
bread in the oven? How many times
have you bought repairs for this
range? Is the back wall still intact?
Many years ago (before Rapid City
had cluster lights or office buildings)
some business men of sound iudg-
ment started factory in Saint Louis
devoted to the manufacture of ranges.
They knew, as guided by their judg-
ment, that the best policy to follow
would be one adhering to the Truth
and Dollar for Dollar Value.
In a few months they put a MALE
able iron range on the market and
called it The Great Majestic"
Great indeed has been it's success,
and our oldest pioneers still have the
Majestic in their homes and are still
receiving Dollar for Dollar Value
/ every day in the year.
The life of a Majestic range has
never been determined, because we
have never yet seen one that was
ready for the scrap heap. Can you
say this of any other range on the
market? We doubt it.
When it comes time to buv a range
consider we'll what you are going to
pay your dollars for. You want serv-
ice and also a range that will look
strong and substantial and back up
its looks by serving you like a good.
honest servant. Let your choice be
The Great Majestic"
The Great Majestic" weighs more
than other ranges It's oven contains
one hundred and eight hand hammer
ed cold rivets. The oven is air tight.
thereby insuring uniform baking quail
1ty. The back is made of just as good
material as the front.
We could fill this paper with the
good points of the Great Majestic"
but maybe the other fellow has an axe
to grind. Thanks for your kind at
tention
TOM SWEENEY HARDWARE CO.
Rapid City, South Dakota.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
ALLEN BROS.

Think it over! Have you your
buildings insured for their actual
worth or what it would cost you to
replace them should they burn down
You must remember that we are now
in an age of higher values for every
thing and lumber, labor and building
materials-everything that enters into
the construction of a buildings way
up" over it's cost three years ago. The
old insurance policy you formerly took
and may have had renewed, will not
cover the loss you would sustain on
the property if it burned today. Your
safest plan is to consult with Allen
Bros, Rapid City's well known fire
insurance agency, and have your in
surance requirements attended to.
They represent the. best companies in
the country and will write you the
kind of policies you want and the kind
that will give you the maximum of
protection. These companies are all
as sound as a dollar.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
DR.. j. M. WALSH.

A specialist in diseases of the eye,
ear, nose and throat is at your COM
mand in Rapid City in the person of
DR.. J. M. Walsh. His offices are over
the First National bank. Dr. Walsh
came to Rapid City with a very thor
ough professional training. His stu
dies have taken him through the rep
resentative medical schools of the
country and finished Off with special
courses in special colleges dealing
with the eye, ear, nose and throat. In
addition to this study and training, Dr.
Walsh had wealth of practice in
hospitals and clinics that has made
him particularly proficient in his pro-
fession. Since he has established his
practice in Rapid City he has met with
wonderful success and he now is at
the head of his profession in this vici-
nifty.
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DR.. F.. n. .WORMER.


If you are still discouraged over the
condition of your health, if you can
not enjoy life and are miserable, your
stomach out of order, your nerves all
unstrung, you need not give up hope
for the return of normal health. DIR.
F. H. Wormer, osteopath, with Offices
in Room of the Elk building, can
restore you to perfect health by osteo-
pathic treatments, unless your case
has been neglected too long and has
become chronic. Even if the last is
true, he can bring you partial relief
at least. In Rapid City DR.. F. HI. Wor-
mer has brought back to health scores
of the best known citizens He will
tell you frankly, after making an ex-
animation of you, just what your con-
dition is and whether he can help you.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
TOM SWEENEY HARDWARE CO.
Rapid City, South Dakota.
DANIELS LUMBER G. COAL co

1t costs money to build nowadays,
and for that reason it is best to deal
with a building material company with
standing and reputation for quality
of goods and honest dealings. In Rap
id City and throughout the vicinity the
Daniels Lumber & Coal Co. is recog-
nized as one of the most reliable
firms in this line of business and en-
joys splendid business as the result
of its honest business methods and
dependable stocks. 1t also furnishes
plans and makes speciality of design
ing and building modern homes. You
have an excellent opportunity to OBJ
tain an attractive and artistic home
through the medium of this company.
which will build it for you complete
and turn it over to you ready to move
your furniture into, thus saving you
the trouble and care of it's building
and carrying out your ideas.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
NORTH RAPID TOWNSHIP
COMDANN

Now is the time for you to build
yourself that home of which you have
longed, wished and hoped for. This
may seem like dream to you, but
nevertheless it is a fact. The North
Rapid ToWnsite Co. is ready to build
you a house and sell you a lot and
let you pay for both on the monthly
payment plan. These lots are located
in a new subdivision of Rapid City,
in a splendid residential section, and
if purchased now the prices on them
are very low. What you would pay
out in rent will apply to the purchase
price of your home. Allen Bros. are
agents for the company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
whv does the Church forbid mar

Why does the Church forbid mar
rage between certain relatives?
There are two main reasons for
this attitude of the Church. One is
borrowed from nature itself. Nature
frowns upon marriage between those
who are closely related by blood re-
lationShip, and manifeSts her abhor-
renee by the fact that the children OF
such unions are frequently found
wanting in mental and physical devel-
Opment There is, moreover, bond
OF flial love and attachment between
relatives that is not considered per
fectly compatible with the duties and
obligations of the married state. This
is more evident with those closely re-
lated by blood, and exists in the mind
of the Church, though to a lesser de-
gree. in the case of those who are
less closely related. The state of
PENNSYLVANIA forbids the marriage OF
first cousins. In particular cases there
may be grave reasons warranting the
marriage Of persons related b. blood;
the Church is willing TO consider each
individual case and to weigh its mer-
IT'S
viii you kindly print in your paper
an article on the cIoister. Also how
can one determine if she is called
to the religious life. Is just the desire
tc be Z Fun sufficient?
In Roman law the word cloister is
used and signifies a rampant or bar
Iier. In modern ecclesiastical usage
the word cloister in the material
sense is enclosed space for religious
retirement. II the formal sense ii
signifies the legal restrictions oppos
ed to the free egress Of those who are
clustered or enclosed and to the free
entry and free Introduction of outsid-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
MAILOW MEAT MARKET

The Mallow meat market. $40 Sew.
enth Street, is known as one of the
original low price markets and enjoys
a large patronage because of the fair
prices that always prevail and the
high grades of meats and other food
products always to be found in it's
stocks. The best meats are pur.
chased and every effort is made to
sell them in the manner and cut As
near as possible to the wishes of the
customers. You will find very little
waste in the meats purchased at this
market. and every pound is guaran-
teed to be in good condition. ..