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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
COURTESY.

One often hears it said that a bust
ness office is not a parlor and that
parlor manners cannot be expected,
yet the fact remains that where they
are practiced, they are almost invari-
ably appreciated. One of the stenog-
raphers in a certain large office was
distinguished by. ner charming man.
ners, which were always those of the
drawing-room, and by her sweet wom-
anliness and refinement. She some
times spoke wonderingly Of the unfail-
ing and chivalrous courtesy with which
she was treated by her associates in
the office, seeming scarcely to realize
that her attitude called out the best in
them. A comment made by the cash
Ter to his assistant indicated the feel
ing with which she was regarded. The
cashier, while usually good-natured
and pleasant, had times of irritability
when he lost his temper easily and was
apt to be sarcastic and disagreeable
to those about him. Speaking of the
stenographer he said: "She is the only
one in the office that | can't quarrel
with" She was so thoroughly the
lady that he would no more have
thought of quarreling with her than
with the ladies whom he met in his
own home or the homes of his friends.
With many young women the bust
ness experience lasts only few years
and then they go back into home life,
or into a social life where the sweet,
lovable, womanly qualities are worth
far more to them than the pert smart
ness which is so easily picked up
where one comes into daily contact
with all sorts and kinds of people.
While free and easy manners may
make one seemingly popular with d
certain class of people, the admiration
that is best and most lasting because
it is founded on respect is given to
the girl who keeps herself quiet, dig
nified and ladylike.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
FINcHEs' DRUG STORE,

Don't forget that while you are wait
ing for your cars at Finches Drug
Store, Third and Chestnut streets,
that you can do great deal of your
shopping in it at the same time The
store is headquarters for everything
in toilet articles and preparations for
milady's bOudoir and dressing tables,
confectionery, ice creams and cooling
and refreshing drinks of all kinds;
supplies and accessories for the sick
room and hospitals, stationery, foun-
tain pens and school supplies. The
drug department is always in charge
OF thoroughly trained and long eXpe-
rlenced pharmacists who will fill your
prescriptions promptly and accurate
ly. The prOmptness with which these
prescriptions are filled and the care
exercised makes the store popular with
Virginia's leading physicians. Every
thing about the fountain is clean and
sanitary and every effort is made to
keep the quality of the products of the
fountain and all confectionery of the
highest possible standard Finches'
is also noted for the high quality of
cigars and tobaccos it carries at all
times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO,

An institution of which Virginia is
justly proud and looks upon at all
times with keen interest, is the Vir-
ginia Foundry Company, 102 Fourth
street. A. C. Osborn, it's manager, has
made it successful institution, giving
it his closest care and attention at all
times and putting into it the best of
his extensive knowledge and expert
ence in the foundry business. The
company employs the most skilled la
Dor it can secure, pays the very high
est wages and does everything in it's
power to make the working conditions
OF its employees as pleasureable and
healthful as possible. If you want
castings made, or broken parts replac-
ed, the staff Of the Virginia Foundry
Company will be able to do it for you
correctly. All castings true to model
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
w, j, BROWNELI.

You have seen how we'll those
spring suits and overcoats made by
w. ]. Brownell, tailor, First National
Bank building, become your friends, so
why not have yours made by him too.
He has now in stock some of the
smartest suitings in all of the latest
fabrics and weaves, with all of the
authentic colorings, that have been
shown in Virginia for many season.
Mr.. Brownell also does all kinds of
repair work and pressing and gives
prompt attention to all orders. You
will find his work first class in every
particular as well as carefully and
promptly done.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
MEsABA TIRE G. BATTERY SHOP.

When you buy tires for your car,
the price and mileage they will give
you are always the most important
points to be considered; hence, the
safe plan is to purchase your tires and
tubes from a responsible dealer like
the Mesaba Tire & Battery Shop, 203
South Fifth avenue West. This firm
has had wide experience in handling
tires and is in position to see all
makes of tires and learn how they
'.'stand-up" under hard usage and mile
age. All kinds of repairs and aces
series for tires are also carried in
stock, as we'll as dependable stock of
batteries and ignition supplies for
your auto, truck or tractor.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
RANCE DRY CLEANERS

Out go the spots on your clothes
when they are cleaned and put in or
der at the Range Dry Cleaners, 113
North Third avenue West. Now is
the time for you to go over your last
seasons wardrobe and you will find
that after they have been cleaned you
will have a suit or gown that will
have been restored to it's former fine
appearance, unframed by the cleaning
process and the colors as bright as
new. If your clothes need repairing
or if they are to be remodeled, press
ed and given general overhauling
you will find the Range Shop will give
you the best of service and their
charges will be moderate.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
RANGE OFFICE SUPPLY CO.

The home of good stationery, both
plain and fancy, of all office supplies
of desk books, ledgers, journals, cash
books, typewriter and carbon paper,
Office furniture and office supplies and
accessories. All the latest popular fic-
ton, dictionaries, bibles, testaments
and other articles similar both at the
Range Office Supply Co., at gil Chest
nut street, Virginia, Mimi and at their
new store at 229 Pine street, Hibbing,
MINI.
All of the latest designs of Eaton
Cranes milady's stationery, including
correspondence cards, note paper and
envelopes put up in fancy boxes, are
to be found here The Sheaffer line
inks, ink stands, plotting pads, also
pens for the desk are carried in large
selection. The stock of Office supplies,
filing devices, Office furniture and
safe cabinets is an unusually complete
one and contains every possible re-
quirement of an up-to-date Office or
business house. Some of the latest
patented system of loose leaf books
and holders are being exhibited by the
store, as we'll as all the newest
wrinkles in supplies that help to ex-
pedite the little details of Office work.
The stock of books includes all of the
latest works of fiction, poems, history,
scientific subjects, art and travel The
books on the great war just closed,
both fiction and historical, are to be
found in these stocks in large selec-
ton. The Range Office Supply Co. is
one of the largest and carries as COM
plete stock as any concern in their
line in the northern part of this state,
and with their two stores at 81 Chest
nut street, Virginia, and 229 Pine
street, Hibbing, will be exceptionally
well equipped to handle the patronage
of all the people throughout this dis
trict.
| In publishing this historical review,
we gladly recommend this company to
the patronage of our readers.
-Adl.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
TRlTcHLER ELECTRIC CONSTRUC
TON CO.

Your electrical troubles will disap
pear like magic if you have the Tritch
Ter Electric Company, 422 Chestnut
street, attend to them. This firm and
it's able staff of workmen is the best
authority in Virginia and vicinity on
electrical subjects and their advice
and services are at your disposal. The
all kinds, including electrical fans
cooking devices, the heat and labor
savers, percolators, coasters, egg boil
ers, cookers, even electric ranges are
now at your service. This firm also
installs and repairs motors and theil
modern shop equipment assures all OF
prompt and efficiept work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
g. ezz1zeyGo7
II heoroorated
IIETzE:fzE1zET7sZ;Z3

The wonderful buying power Of this
concern, with it's 1877 stores in twenty
two states, can only convince you af-
ter a visit to our NEW and ENLARG-
ED store, and compare prices, as well
as quality. THEN and then only will
you realize WHY it will pay you to
trade with the j. C. Penney Company
We carry at all times a well selected
stock of Mems, Womens and Chill
dren's shoes, suits, dresses, coats and
dry goods of all kinds. Buying and
selling for CASH only, no delivery, no
bookkeeping, no collectors, all this
helps us to HOLD down our expenses.
And, last but not least, ONE PRICE
to EVERYBODY. Visit our store and
convince yourself
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
JULIUS SHANEDLING CLOTHING
COMPANY.

You have never seen greater values
IN mems and young mems clothes
than you will find at julius Shaned-
ling Clothing Company's store, 3O1
Chestnut street. At the prices at
which they are offered to the discrim-
mating dressers in Virginia, it will be
found impossible to purchase garments
of equal quality anywhere else Every
new suit is made in the new spring
and summer styles that are to be so
popular this season, and they are
shown in wide variety of worsteds,
cassimeres and novelty mixtures. This
store is also headquarters for shoes,
haberdashery of all kinds, shirts, col
lars and cuffs, hosiery, and is noted
for the splendid assortment of the
seasons latest whims in stylish hats
and caps.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
LENpo ELEVATOR COMPANY.

Everyone in Virginia and throughout
this district knows the superior quail
ties of Duluth Imperial brand of -four,
which is handled by the H. Lendo Ele-
vator Company, Second street and
North Fifth avenue West, wholesale
dealer in fours, feeds, hay and grain.
The company has spent much energy
and time in developing this brand of
-four for the market and is now push
ing its sales throughout the district
with remarkable success. The Lendo
Elevator Company is always in the
market to buy home grown grain and
hay, demanding the best quality and
offering the highest market price for
the same.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
OUR LADY OF LoURDEs CHURCH
Virginia, MINI.

The first regular missionary trips
to Virginia were made by Rev. J. F..
Buh of Tower and Rev. John Mevel
of Cloquet between 1890 and 1894 In
1894 Rev. NJ. Bilban, then assistant
at Tower visited Virginia twice a
month. A frame church was erected
on the present church property in
1894. Father Bilban was appointed
the first resident pastor in 1897. From
here he attended the missions of Eve
leth, Mt. Iron, Sparta, Mckinley, BIZ
Wabik and Elba. Father Bilban also
erected the first parochial residence
in Virginia shortly after his arrival
here. During the years 1902 and 1903
a new brick church was completed.
The parish of Virginia having be-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
+. W. TORVINEN e co

Now is the time to buy real estate.
The trend of the market is upward, as
every real estate man knows who is
giving careful thought and close OBJ
servation to it. Everywhere there is
an unusual demand for houses and
apartments and rental properties are
not sufficient in Virginia to supply this
demand. Those who invest their mon.
ey in city real estate feel that lum-
Der and all building material prices
have reached their high-water mark
and are going to stay there for few
years. Therefore the people are buy.
ing and selling homes already built
The buyer getting the property at
once without waiting. F. w. Torvinen
the real estate dealer whose offices
are in 416 First National Bank build.
ing, is firmly convinced that real es.
tate conditions are excellent in Vir-
ginia, as well as all over the country
Locally the real estate has never been
more active, already he has disposed
of a number of properties and has an
unusual amount of business listed
with him. He is getting dozens of in,
quiries per day for houses and the
demand exceeds the supply. He still
has number of houses listed for sale
with him that are making splendid
buys for any one. No matter if they
want to buy home or buy for an in
yestment. You better see him at
once. We are glad to have this op
portunity to recommend him to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
A. Il. IAATI.

Now is the time to make your selec
ton of jewelry for wedding gifts for
June brides and most popular and
dependable jewelry store to visit is the
one conducted by Mr.. A. H. Lahti, 124
Chestnut street. To give diamonds
watches, silverware, knives, spoons
bread baskets and servers and other
articles purchased from the stocks OF
Mr.. Lahti means the joy of their re
ceipt and your own satisfaction that
the gift is one of real value and ap
pearance Mr.. Lahti also carries a
large stock of watches and clocks and
maintains high grade repair depart
ment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
kALEVA BAKERY,

John Mattson, proprietor of the Kali
eva bakery, 223 Second street North,
has built up a wonderful trade because
he has worked hard to make the best
bread, pies, cakes and all other bak-
cry foods. If you want French pas
tries, fancy decorated cakes for wed
dings, delicate macaroons, oyster pat
ties, lady fingers and other delicious
bakery goods, you will find them at
the Kaleva bakery. The bread, rolls,
and biscuits made by the bakery are
famous for their flavor and quality,
made from the best obtainable flours,
shortening and butter, and baked in
modern equipped ovens.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
NEVER MIND.

What's the use of always fretting
At the trials we shall find
Ever strewn along our pathway?
Travel on and never mind,
What is past is past forever;
Let all fretting be resigned;
1t will never help the matter;
Do your best and nevC.. mind
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS.

Why should you neglect having your
teeth attended to when the splendid
facilities of the Union Painless Den
lists are open to you in Virginia :?
Their Offices in the Finch block are
equipped with the very latest mechan-
ical devices for doing every branch of
dental work and the skill of the oper-
ators is such that you are guaranteed
the best possible services. Every
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
DRS. MUiLENBURG AND
MUILENBURG.

No one can afford to neglect his
health. Without perfect health you
cannot be efficient in your work and
you cannot enjoy life to it's fullest ex-
tent. After you begin to experience
that rundown feeling, every day of
delay hastens the general breaking
down of the health, and the longer the
delay the longer it will take to get you
back into proper condition.
Drs. Muilenburg & Muilenburg, Chi
ropractors, with offices in Room 224,
First National Bank building, have
helped a great many people with all
kinds if diseases by their Chiropractic
adjustments, and since they began
practice in Virginia have restored
many of the city's leading and prom
inent residents to full health through
their adjustments. What they have
done for others they can do for you,
if you but give them an opportunity.
No matter how long you have had
your trouble, or what the nature of it,
do not consider your case hopeless.
They will give you free consultation
at their Office and, after thorough
examination and analysis, will tell
you honestly what they believe they
can do for you. After their system of
Chiropractic adjustments is explained
to you, the possibilities that are open
ed up by this new method will appeal
to you as the common sense way of
restoring health. DR.. leila Mullen
burg will give particular attention to
those ladies who prefer to be under
the care of a lady Chiropractor. In
this history of Catholicity, we are
glad to recommend them to the pa
tronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10

A friend, | repeat, is one with whom
you dare to be Yourself n, c,,,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01
HANCOCK LOSES
NAVAL TEAM
Frank POth's Five Hands
35-32 Defeat to Ameri-
can League Club
81 POINTS FOR ROSE

The naval training camp basketball
team scored it's most notable victory of
the season last night at League Island
when Frank Poth's aggregation defeated
Hancock, considered by many to be the
best club in the American League, by
the score of 35 to 80. The figures really
fail to tell the manner in which the
sailor boys outplayed their opponents.
Right here it must be said that big
measure of the success of the winners
was due to the fact that they are now
being coached by the veteran Winnie
kinkaide, who admits that he has a
fast crowd under his wing. Following
the Instruction. of their coach, Poth's
crowd played wonderful ball and out
scored their opponents from the field by
fourteen goals to nine.
So close did Watt and Troslly, the
home guards, cover Powell and Traut-
vein that the former was held to three
field goals, while the latter just man.
aged to come through with a single bas-
let near the conclusion of the contest.
The star of the League Island five
was Joe Rose. the husky forward. He
| played the game of his life, and when
the total of his evenings work was
summed up IL was observed that he was
credited with twenty-one points, nine
| field goals and three fouls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01
Another Nearby Minor League Planned

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01
PENN FRESH LEAD
Sophs Trail in Apnual Meet on
Franklin Field

he Penn fresmen led the sophomores
in the annual interclass track meet held
on Franklin Field this afternoon. The
freshmen took three firsts out of the first
six events, and had more places in those
same events than the sophs.
Dewey Rogers and Everett Smailey'
stars in scholastic ranks two years ago
came through with victories for the
sophomores, Smalley taking the forty
five yards hurdles, while Rogers won the
quarter mile run. +.
Brown, a freshman, annexed frst i'll
the half mile in two minutes and four
seconds.
Summary
ssO.yard run-won by Brown. Fresh: Sec
ond, Gronauist. Fresh: third. Brewster.
Fre~A. Time. 2:04
44O-yard run--Won by Rogers. soph; sec
ond, Granger. Soph; third. Jack, Fresh.
Time, SO 2-5 seconds.
4O-yard dash-Won by Smith. Fresh; sec
ond, Smaley. soph; third. Jones. Fresh.
Time, 4 3-5 seconds.
45-yard low hurdles-Won by Smalley'
Soph; second. Stein. Fresh; third. Weedon,
Fresh. Time. 8 As seconds.
Pole vaut--Won by Temple. Fresh: sec,
'ond, Shoemaker, Fresh. Height. feet
inches.
shotput-won by Wallace. Soph; second
Frank, Fresh; third. Townsend, Fresh Dis
tance. 35 feet Az inches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01
RICHARDS WINS
JUNIOR MATCH
New York Youth Reaches
Semifinals, Beating Wat.
son, 6-2, 90
BRAMMAL. BEATS COHEN

The recent tennis sensation, Vincent
Richards, had an easy time in his fourth
round Junior match in the middle states
covered-court tourney on the Wana-
maker roof this afternoon, defeating
Charles Watson, Sd, Pennsylvania junior
champion. in straight sets, g., Go.
This was the third meeting within the
'ast year between Richards and Watson
and it marked the third straight con-
quest for Richards. Watson. represent
ing West Philadelphia High, gave Rich.
ards regular match in their first meet
ing a year ago. A few months later
he manager TO take six games before
losing, but this afternoon the best Wat
son could get was two games.
Richrds played his regular high
tennis and never was in distress. lie
gave n little ground in the first set
and, but in the second won it handily
by 60.
In a third round match Norman
Brammal, of West Philadelphia High,
reached the fourth round by beating A.
Cohen, of Central High, 7-5, 6-1.
Summary:
JUNIOR SINGLES
Third Round
Norman Brammal. West PHILADELPHIA
fiish; defeated A. Cohen, Central High.
Fourth Round.
Vincent Richards. New York. defeated
Charles Watson. Sd. West Philadelphia High.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01
YALE CREW SELECTED
Coach Abbott Picks First Varsity
Oarsmen

New Haven. Conn. March init
Abbott, the coach, yesterday selected
thorough tryout instead Of trying to keep
the crews Of equal strength. He thought
it best to make temporary selection
of what he believes will be the best
The first race. with Pennsylvania, is
only a few weeks distant. The makeup
of the eight was as follows:
Coxswain, Hadden; stroke, Schiene'
lin No. 9, Mead No. 3, Rockefeller; No
4 Brownell, No. 5, Allen I; No. 6, Adams
No Z, Brown; bow, Driscoll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01

American League with "a, which is
very good for an abbreviated season.
Gardner had 81 to his credit and
Tilly Walker came next with SO.
Burns was tied for swatting
honors by Bobby Veach, of Detroit,
but the Tiogan gets the decision on
points, as he batted in two more
tallies on safeties than did the Tiger.
Georges wallops counted for 81 dents
in the plate and his outs totaled 13.
Neach's hits TO vacant territory sent
in SO runs and Is scored when he
was retired on long flies.
Tioga George had wonderful
season and made the fans forget all
about Stuffy McTnnis. In fact, he
was the best first baseman in the
league last year when everything is
considered. In fielding and batting
he surpassed both Sisler and Nc
Innis, and there should be no let-up
this season. Burns wasn't such a
bowling success when he was with
Detroit, but under Connie Mack he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-01

races under his belt, Ted will be in the
best possible shape.
Many Swedish Stars
Sweden has n number of great half
and quarter milers. and races with Ted
would be big attraction on the other
side. Iander and Bohland are two of
the best men, and they probably will be
matched against the Penn runner Boh-
land. who is more of a distance man.
recently announced his retirement, but
that was before he knew that Ted
would make the trip over.
Meredith made his first journey across
the big pond in 1912, when he competed
in the Olympic championships at Stock
holm, Sweden. A few years later he
went abroad again and exhibited once
more in Sweden. His third trip was on
a more serious nature. He went to
France this time in the aviation corps
as a captain.
The Meadowhrook star is connected
with an importing and exporting house
in this city. and is going abroad for
the fourth time, primarily to establish
branch offices in Denmark, Sweden and
Norway.
All of his trips have had business
behind them, either the business of track
athletics, the business of war or the
business of business.