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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

butieaed boots iripped oui axSp to
2resn themselves an shop windows. the
sogae Ter ;asm began AGAIN.
rSo favored styles for spring are
pictured. one very dresSy boot With
bationet top Of silky black cloth in
novelty weave. Aad the other style
sess.-lr,Ss boo; OF patent leather with
egueaed to. Of night tan cloth. Both
u thsse models have ions slim toes
without s.ps ana gracefully high heeis
ih4; asc Yet broad enough al The base
t.. ecuIcFsab.e walking and standing.
The dancing G.pfsr hss often a very
.lsnest attie heel Of Tremendous
ax..ns one a. moi supposed 10 poiss
very mng On tie heels OF ones dane
.as si..9sgsi Bat q street boot for
xcmiorts sake. demands srough heel
10 saypor, tbs weight Of the figure in
1a4m. a01 the new loot heels are
estseiiy de-lxne1 TO giss grace aad
samslncSs ny thetr outline. snd good
soAa comfort by their width at the
base.
Yoa viii observe at once that the
nov butsoned boot of spring rs less
taai thAn nedsls we're before the war.
SKIRTS are longer OF course and the
excessgcly i4il boot-sop Is not re-
as.isea. bat aside from that the lower
boot top is considered now smarter
Ana dA4a.ier--and. OF course. when one
- paying half OF ten dollars for a pair
~ modish ribted Sslk %stoeklngs 1t
aousd seem a pity TO have boot-tops
hs.s 9ay up TO l:1e knee, as they used
"a b.
Mary oxfofds are shown among the
t@si.b.sions of spring footwear but ex-
cop. in spcr; oAfords The style does
aot seeaa 70 take" with femininlty
4. il did last year For dress-up aft
arncoa wear a pump that is as dainty
" i dancing slipper. OF a pair Of the
lcw bnt;Cned boots is preferred to the
3xfvfa Which hsd truly terrible
.iGeei on ankles, making even the
lerterest OF them look just : Bit
hiek. Sporf oxfo-ds Of dark brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

tectars. sheir tras'y sammefy character.
Not fer them tAe E.gors OF winter.
when Geld weather arrives they wi!l 20
into retirement and allow niladys waD-
Ter pellrg waich assurediy She has, II
she owns such pretty summer tlr fix
lnss-lo have It's tiing Sometimes
there IS sost fcAu Of er.nine which
may be drawn acrcss shroai ard chest
when desired. and a wrap psctlsed ro-
day shows this casnty siehu effect tbs
deep cape is Of mo.eskin, Tile skins
matched to MAKE a border pattern
and the srha which ss son enough to
drape Like 50 much chincu. Is of ~hiie
coney. When desired The lchn nav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Summer FUr7NNyrzp OF Seal
With Errnine NeCNTacire

belt under Tho transparent wrap ana
70 this belt The fronts are attached civ.
Ing iae reiisse effect. A superb hat OK
ohAaiilly lace and gold iacs. with small
brown ostrich tips around the crown.
accompanies this dressy wrap.
Tchus OF Ermine Add Dainfiness
A summer fur wrap Is rot supposed
70 hug the throat very closely. u is
intended TO provide protection for the
shoulders rather than The neck which
rarely has 10 be bundled UP IN sum
mertime 50 these gay little wraps
are often quite open al the front. PROV
ing by TINS 1ne contempt for garments
that Claim 10 be chest or throat pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

be dropped Hzt On the capo in fhe
form OF a deep collar Mote + com
bined ~!ih seal In the pointed pelisse
which is notion 81 this season. TLs
loose uaproiecs.nr neck opening ~
shown in this model. and also in the
seal strap ~ith al erfnine ncck-facing
TIC iatier Wrap is ohipav IN shape
~ith loops IF the peIi formed into
loose sleeves The ermina is shallow
chiffon forming the actual lnine Of
the wrap. Lined uith chsGon aIso Is
the dclertabie summer wrap Of
ermire. most fetching carmen;
trimmed with black erm.ae faiss and
having q loose. box eoas Silhouette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Chiffon And Fur Make An Ideal sum
Yncr Wrap

One OF the wraps pictured com
mends itself by its practical qualities
as well as by is smarsness- 1t is the
wrap Of brown chiffon with collar and
band trimmings or tsupe fox. There
is sufficient warmth in this light wrap
with its big fur collar for any summer
evening. yet the carmen; has a surl-
merry and consistent effect lacking In
an all-fur cape There are siashes at
aoh side. edged with the fox banding
and above the fur band at the bottom
Is a deep luck in the chiffon--an i'm
portant style detail There .s fur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

The Correct Outing Shoe u OF Wh8e
Buskskfn Wnh A Very slight LIN
Of Heel Fcf Coff5nz II Is Acco(h-
painted BY Wool Hose. striped Or
Polka Dotted
calf. or OF white bucsskin. however,
are very smart indeed. ana there Are
sport pumps OF dark brown calf, with
college heels and iong. pointed .foes.
that are fancied with knitted sport
stockings Of coicrfai design.
A pair OF good looking sport a.
fords of white huckskin with trim
ming Of stitching and perforated strap
pings is pictured These oxfords. yeu
wi, note. have net the perfectly nat
sole Of the tennis or yachting shoe. but
beast slight lift oe heel which Il
more comfor-able-and safer for the
arch OF the foot-whsn there ~ much
.ramping about 10 ~ done. The very
sporty locking sport oxfofds are C
compsnied oy equally sporty xols
s-ockfnSs CT pale gray wool with nffls
enlhrclaerec ds.s IN hack.
The Lest shoe Tor boating - the
hce.-,e-s. rubber xofe1 cxsor8. thseh
riings 70 a siznssnz. slippery deck ana
,n no well kept tennis coert naay -
veasuFs VITA ~ Ssrt q booI-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

snow white coat for darke
y j one that viii exactly match tn
bare rocks upon which he disports
For him spoiless white ermine is ou
OF fashion temporarily: bat It Is ermiu.
all the year ronnd--ihe whiiest q
white ermine-for Dame fashion, Sh'
cares lltle for the hrewnash hue q
summer errnine--the color that thl
little animal Seiecis 70 match his rncl
background most of the dainis
little wraps for summer wear have
narrow facings az ermlne at the nccs
line. A few OF them are All errnlne.
but these. Of course. are the very tx-
pensive moseis.
White coney Is q humble FIRST cousin
OF the ermins, which mas managed TO
obtain place in high society I. is
not always easy 40 Tell genuine white
ernine from the soft and really beau,i-
full white coney. though the latter tur
Is much cheaper to buy. Sometimes
ermine and coney are blended in the
same wrap and usually a sprinkilng
of black erm.ne tails is enough 70 con
vey the all ermlne suggestion 10 an
average observer And after ali. what
does II matter 50 long a wrap Is really
attractive and smart Solid worth In
dollars Is not the measure of merit sp
a summer fur garment as i. Is in
winter one: grace. dainsiness. rnosish
ness are the chief requirements al
Madame Mode and fur that d rooa
enough 10 pass muster and no. sugras.
actual cheapne<s.
Sieesescss Frocks Mean Many Summer
Wraps
The Paris frenzy for short sleeves
which Is actually such an ohsessior
Just now. that in Paris a long sleeve K
conspicuous. has brought the question
Of summer fur wraps into fresh inter
est. Even a chlffon sleeve IS warmer
than no sleeve a. ail-wnen a ehsl,x
east wind blows OF the water ard b1-
lows of thick fog come rolling IN
Very comfortable al such time "a c,,s.
die into a fur wrap. cvna though the
date be mid-July: bnf the fur wrap
must be feather-l.ght and not burden
some TO carry about. The wrap-suisd.
ers have seen 10 this. the little fur
pelisses and capeieis for sura.ncr-tirne
are the dainfiest STAIRS IMAGINABLE.
1AfS LttN AIt>>Nt SKINS. Soff EfE
supple as SILK. are linSd with chiffon
or with silk 'nousseiine. or very sof; I
light weight saiin. and summer fur /
wraps dispense with quantities Of
dangling tails ana animal heads-or
IN fnc. anything that c<uid add an ex-
Ira ounce of weight When not actu-
ally IN use they must be carried on
the arm--and heavy fur wrap en-
wErm day-beforc that chilly wind !
from the sea blows rp-Eouid be an
abors.nation 10 CARR about.
Winter rurs Rest White Summer rrrs
Reign
II one mus; wear fu~s in msd-sum-
mer-and il has been psorei how
practical fhey are aside from tAcl- tn
disputed smariaess-it Is By FAR the
best plan TO have distinctly different
Ie' OF summer petty aad send all the
winter f1rs 70 colo stoFlses for the hot
'pei.- Fsrs are Aks plants they have
% res onse IN vn..e between sea-
'oas 0s blooming on; IN rszu:y. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

and instep. and which looks better 10
the last day OF wear than the laced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
l'AGE SIX
-. - -

" BOUT THIS season the gay it,
tie ermine begins TO change his
snow white Goa; for a darker
y ! one that viii exactly match the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
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VAN VLIET MUSIC SHOP

The reputation of the Brunswick
makes it THE photograph to buy.
One can make no more appropriate
presents to his family, than to place
in the home a Brunswick. 1t brings
cheer and enjoyment to that home
that will extend throughout the entire
year. The children and other mem.
bers of the family are given access
to the best music that the great mas
tiers have. and can produce. The
Brunswick solves the gift problem as
Christmas approaches and will be
found in all sizes and models at the
Van Vliet music store. All Of the lat
est records are also received there
monthly. The store carries com
plete line of the best pianos on the
market and is making some very at
tractive prices and terms on them at
this time. The store is headquarters
in Anoka for sheet music, also the
Singer Sewing machines and carries
a, complete line of machine supplies
and repairs. .ss..s ~. :.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
B. ]. WITTE.

You will find everything that you
require in drugs at the store of B. J..
White. This store has reputation
for prompt and efficient service in fill
ing prescriptions because of the eff
cheney of its prescription department
There is always a licensed and ex-
pert pharmacist in charge to attend to
all calls for his services. You will
also find that the store is fully stocked
with the better classes of proprietary
medicines so that you have a splen.
did opportunity to select those that
are peculiarly adapted to your partic-
ular complaint. The store also car
ries the splendid San Tox liniments,
salves and ointrnents to have on hand
in your home. Some of the best lines
in the country are carried in stock by
Mr.. White. Such as Wear-ever rubber
goods and sick room supplies, Cranes
stationery and Eastman kodaks and
supplies. Any of these would make
ideal Christmas gifts for the home and
family. 1t would be we'll to investi-
gate the qualities of the Edison and
Victor monographs before, you pur.
chase. Learn of the permanent dia-
mond point and findestructible record.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
STATE BANK OF ANOkA

The money you have spent is gone
like the water that passes over the
mill wheel. You can never have the
use of it again.. That is why bankers
and sound business men constantly
urge everyone to learn to save and
at least put away small sum from
each pay envelope for the years later
in life when the working days are
over. One has to only look around
and see men and women who neglect
ed to save in the early years of their
life when their earning capacities
We're at their best to learn the lesson
of saving. To learn to save money
is one of the few habits one can form
andtthe State Bank of Anoka is ready
to assist you in any way. Now is the
time to start a savings account with
the beginning of the new year and you
will find every facility and encourage
.ment at your disposal at the State
Bank of Anoka. .. ....
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ANOkA. NATIONAL BANK.

You Liberty Bond purchasers who
had never saved before and thought
that you could not, and then discov-
cred that it was not so difficult a task
after all when your patriotism was
put to the test. here is question?
Are you going to forget to save now
that the war crisis is over or are you
going right ahead and see that there
is a savings account in your name in
a good bank? This is the question
for you to answer and the one that
concerns you and only you. 1t is to
determine whether you are to be in
dependent in your old age, or if you
will have to look to some one for
charity. Why not start out to be in
dependent by opening a savings ac-
count in the Anoka National Bank.
You will find the bank ready to meet
you more than half way in the facil.
tiles it has to offer and that it will
pay you four per cent interest on your
savings account compounded quarter
ly, as means of encouraging you
to save. You certainly cannot ask
for more substantial encouragement
than that. Consider also the standing
and security of this financial institu
ton in this community and then act
TODAY. ..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
BREZLER STORE.

You can't help liking those great
big, appetizing loaves of bread and
those delicious cakes and pies made
by the Brezler Bakery, That is why
there is always such a demand for
the goods from the Brezler's grocery
and bakery. Every effort is made to
keep the standard of goods up to the
very highest point, and the store
spares no expense to produce the
best bakery goods that it is possible
to make. Special attention is given
to the making of wedding cakes and
pastries for special occasions, such as
receptions and parties. Economical
shoppers have learned that big saw
ing can be made on every bill of
goods purchased at the Brezler store
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
GOODRICH DRUG STORE.

The Goodrich durg store is already
showing signs of the coming Christ
mas season in the arrival of new
stocks especially appropriate for
gifts. This is particularly true of the
stocks of fine candies they are re-
ceiving for the Christmas trade. The
Goodrich Drug Store is noted for the
splendid service it gives in it's pre-
scription department which is up to
date in every particular and always
in charge Of an experienced druggist.
The store is also Rexall store which
is another guarantee of the quality of
the store and of it's stocks. Ladies
enjoy shopping at Goodrich's because
they can find such a wide selection of
preferred toilet preparations and &C
cessories. Then there are the stocks
of stationery, fountain pens, kodaks
and mems shaving outfits to look over
by the men.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
A. M. HOFFMAN,.

One of the cleanest and most up-to-
date markets in Anoka is that con-
Quoted by A. M. Hoffman. His pa
irons know that they will always get
the tenderest steaks and chops there
and also the appetizing and juicy
roasts and cuts at prices that are sur
.prisingly cheap considering the quail
ity OF the, meats. Now is the time to
put in your order for the, Christmas
turkey, goose, duck or chicken. You
will find nice, tender, young birds in
stock and the prices on. them will be
right, too. There are other sugges-
lions for the Christmas dinner there,
too. Nice mince meat, some splendid
cheese, domestic or imported with just
enough nip to it to make it good, Gran.
berries, jams, fresh oysters and other
sea foods, crackers for the dressings
and. dozens of other things that will
set off the dinner,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
E. p. RARcock.

A complete stock of shelf and heavy
hardware Is to be found in the store
of 3. P. Babcock This store is a
credit to Anoka and should receive
the patronage of its people A splen-
did line of heating and cook stoves,
and ranges are on hand and those who
have discovered that their old stove
has seen it's best days and is not max
ing good on heating the home or not
baking properly, will do well to look
over the stocks Of stoves Mr.. Bah.
cock has on hand. One will find prac-
tically everything in cooking utensils
at the store. Right now a rooster for
the Christmas turkey will be needed
and you will find. several kinds in the
Babcock stocks. Then there are bak-
ing and cooking dishes of all kinds in
the different kinds of wares needed to
help along the Christmas dinner. il
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
FARMERS, STATE BANK.

Your future comfort rests in your
actions of today. Whether you will
be able to await old age with the in
firmities that come with it knowing
that you have competence in the
bank to tide you over the days and
let you enjoy some of the comforts of
life, or on the other hand there will
be nothing to look forward to those
days but charity of friends or the ill
treatment of strangers, depends on
how you decide now. To have a com
petence means you must save now
when your earning power is at its
best and the best and surest way to
have is to start a savings account to-
day. The Farmers Saving Bank will
meet you half way in this matter and
offers you every facility to- open the
account there. Every department of
the bank will be. found to be at the
disposal of the young man or woman
who starts out industriously in syste-
matte saving,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
JOHN BENNER.

Real estate is the best form of in
vestment for it not only gives the best
security in the world for ones money
but if it is wisely selected it's increase
in values will also bring in a very sat
isfactory profit. Minnesota farm lands
and Anoka city property are all de-
sirable, and several attractive real
estate propositions are listed with
John Benner, Anoka's we'll known real
estate man. Mr.. Benner is well in
formed on real estate values through
out this district, and his judgment is
sound and experience long SO that one
can give implicit faith to his recon-
mendations on any pieces of property.
He also handles first real estate mort
cages, attends to loans and renting of
property. sa
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
SMITH BROS.

You cannot help but like the splen-
did showing of latest styles in suits
and oyercoats now being shown at
the up-to-date clothing store of Smith
Bros. There is nothing left to be de-
sired in style or cut of the clothes,
fabric or colors after inspecting this
big display. There are suits there for
every man, young or old, stout or
thin, tall or short No matter what
your shape may be, you will be able
to be correctly fitted there. Smith
Bros. store is always the shopping
center, for the men of the city who de-
light in attractive and stylish looking
neckWear, hats and caps, shirts,
gloves and other articles of wear.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
The ANOkA GARAGE.

There is never any guesswork about
the kind of repairing that will be
done on your automobile or truck if
you send it to the Anoka Garage on
West Main street. R. j. Lain, pro-
prietor, is himself an experienced au-
tomobile man and has gathered about
him a staff of auto mechanics quail
flied to undertake the overhauling and
repairing Of any make of automobile
or truck. The garage does also all
kinds of vulcanizing and tire rebuild
ing and repairing, so that you have an
opportunity of keeping down your
operating expenses and get increased
mileage from your tires. A fine line
of castings and inner tubes is carried
in stock, in all sizes and for every
kind of car, also a complete line of
automobile parts and accessories at
reasonable prices.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
O. A. BECkUM & co.

1t will be hard to find a dry goods
store with more complete and up-to-
date stock of goods than that of o. A.
Beckum & Co. The store is certainly
a credit to any city the size of Anoka
and that it is really appreciated is
amply demonstrated in the splendid
patronage it enjoys. Everything in
wearing apparel from coats to hosiery
that suggests winter comfort will be
found there now in all of the latest
fabrics and at prices that will sur
prise you Also the store has just I'M
packed it's now arrivals of Christmas
stocks, which include not only hun
dreds of suggestions and articles for
practical gifts but also numerous new
things that will make the right kind of
gifts for your friends.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
THuRsTON E. SON.

The best grades of furniture are al
ways the cheapest because they give
the longest service and retain their
looks and refined appearance. The
stocks of Thurston e Son were never
more complete, and offer their patrons
splendid opportunity to make selec-
tons of entire suites or single articles
in the latest designs of furniture, car
pets, rugs and floor coverings. There
are some beautiful designs and colors
in domestic, imported and oriental
rugs now being shown there as we'll
as carpets, linoleums and congoleums.
A visit to the store will give you
many suggestions for Christmas gifts
which may be purchased now and then
set away there until wanted,-such
as pictures, carpet sweepers, vacuum
cleaners, rugs and separate pieces of
furniture. The firm also does under
taking and offers refined service and
a modern funeral car and equippage
for all occasions. ...,.,, X s...-..-.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
ANokA BUYING G. SELLING. ASSo
, CATION. -

If you want the best grades of coal
get in line with your orders at the
Office of the Anoka Buying & Selling
Association. You will find that not
only are the prices of it's fuel more
reasonable than most other firms, that
the quality of fuel is better so that
one gets really the best kind of values
There is a bad shortage of coal
throughout the nation as. the result of
the miners strike, and the association
will make every effort to take care of
Its regular customers if the shortage
become serious, although it has been
urging it's customers for, some time
past to stock for the winter. The
company guarantees all weights on
its deliveries and the high character
OF the men at the head of the. asso-
citation is sufficient evidence of fair
dealing from that. source.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
PHILIP DAHLHEiMER e. SON.

The market of Philip Dahlheimer
& Son is the popular shopping place
for those who are particular in the
quality of meats they buy. AS far as
it is possible, native raised meats are
handled at this market in order that
the customers may have the tenderest
cuts of steaks and chops and nice
juicy roasts and stews. The facilities
of the market are uptodate in every
respect with huge refrigerators and
coolers to take care of the big stocks
of meats always on hand. The mar
ket will be well stocked with Christ
mas turkeys, geese, ducks and chick
ems, on which will be the very lowest
prices. Your order for one should be
placed at once. You can also get
there for Christmas, cheese, mince.
meat, oysters and celery
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
C. 1. GILLESPIE.

When you buy pair of new shoes
you want shoe comfort as well as
looks in the new" shoes. 1t is one OF
the justifiable claims of G. /. Gillespie
that his patrons are never allowed to
leave the store until their feet are
correctly fitted SO that they will have
the most comfortable shoe to wear
the public today are due to improper
ly fitted shoes either years ago or al
present. Men and women in all walks
of life have found that the Gillespie
line of shoes give them the best al
around service, while the line of scuf
proof shoes for school children, are
real money savers every time.