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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
THE HOOK RACKET STORE

The Hook Racket Store has a SPLEEN
did shopping center because of the
size and quality of its stocks and the
uniformly low prices that prevail on
all articles to be found there. For
the kitchen and dining room one can
find practically any article needed in
dishes, glassware or pans, kettles and
baking utensils in granite, enamelware
aluminium, porcelain or tin. Then
there are jardinieres, flower pots,
lamps. combinets, water pitchers,
rolling pins, articles for the laundry
and bath room. Now that Christmas
is coming the store will be crowded
with Christmas stocks for the children
dolls and doll clothes and also doll
carriages and cradles, toy suns, books
games and notions which includes
hosiery, ribbons, belts, lingerie, hair
goods, beads, handkerchiefs, station.
cry and CONNECTIONS.
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e. =. HENRI

&. F. Henry's new store is destined
to be one of the popular shopping cen
tiers of Flandreau and this entire
vicinity, judging from the splendid
patronage it already enjoys after it's
recent opening. The excellent judy
ment shown in the selection of it's
stocks, which are clean and up-to-date
in every particular, and their size and
variety affording the ladies of the city
an opportunity to make just the kind
of selections that appeal to their taste,
are bound to attract a large clientele
to this splendid store Ladies' and chill
dren's ready-to-wear garments are to
be the feature of this store and a
splendid selection is now on display
there. There are scores of new dresses
showing the popular and deservedly
pleasing Betty Wales line. the best
merchandise on the market today, and
sold at reasonable prices in compari-
son to price levels today. A pleasing
selection of waists of stylish appear
ance and distinctive design is also to
be found at the Henry store. manu-
featured by one of the country's most
famous manufacturers of waists. New
shipments of these stylish garments
will he received each north made up
l.. lie L.ta~t designs and effects,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
MOODY COUNTY EANk.

Your lazy rollars are the ones that
do not do you any good and are the
ones that are very apt to get away
from you and be spent. There is only
one thing to do with the lazy dollars
and that is to put them in the bank
and make them earn you money. To
save is important to every man,
woman and child but how many have
acquired that habit? 1t is one of the
few good habits one should acquire
for it means independence in ones old
age and in the later years of your life
savings in the bank offer you the op-
portunity to make investments that
will ultimately bring you competence
if properly invested. The best way
to learn to save is to open a savings
account today in the Moody County
Bank. The men at the head of this
bank, which is the oldest in Moody
county, are men of sterling Integrity
and sound business judgment and com
petent to head an institution of this
kind. Jesse A. Smith is president,
Warren G. Cowles, vice president, and
B. J. Francis, cashier
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X. C. EtCME.

There is nothing more important in
purchasing new pair OF shoes than to
be sure to have a perfect fit. Foot
comfort is just as essential as the
quality and style of the shoe. You will
get shoe comfort, style and quality
all three-if you purchase your shoes
from the store Of X. G. Bidne, Elan
dreau's expert shoe filter. Mr. Bidne
has now in stock awaiting your in
spection and ultimate selection a par.
ticularly fine line of shoes for men
women and children The store fea.
lures the we'll known Utz & Dunn line
of shoes, one of the best lines of shoes
made The stocks now being received
were ordered months ago before the
price of leather and shoes went sky
ward, so that customers of the store
are receiving a remarkable saving il
the cost of their shoes. The ladies
in particular will be delighted with
the graceful models and shapes now
being shown. while the men will be in
terested in the splendid line Of shoes
for winter wear being shown
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
INDEPENDENT LUM-
Der CO.

Your most exacting requirements
for rough and manufactured numbers
and building materials will be prompt
ly supplied if you place your orders
with the Flandreau Independent Lum-
Der Co. If you are about to build a
house, barn, store, garage or simply
going to do some remodeling, you will
find it to your advantage to get esti-
mates on the cost of the work from
this company. In addition to lumbers
of all kinds, the company carries large
stocks of lime, stone, sand, gravel,
lime, brick and tile, lath, shingles,
hardwood flooring and hardwood for
finishing, sash, frames, and doors and
windows Besides farm gates, fencing
materials, posts, tanks and the like,
the company has the agency for the
Pruden System hog waterer The
Pruden hog waterer is a simple. prac-
teal and common sense all-year-round
device that furnishes your hogs with
clean fresh water all the time 1t is
sanitary, easy to keep clean and stout
in construction and will give splendid
service and you will find it one of the
best buys you have ever made.
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THE CRYSTAL THEATRE.

Have you ever stopped to think just
what program at the Crystal Theater
means to you? First there is the hour
or more of recreation and relief from
your office worries or from the
drudgery of house work and home
cares for the housewife and mother.
Then there are to be considered the
educational values, the instruction one
receives from travel films, educational
films, and films which show current
events all over the world Even if
ones education has been neglected, he
can keep in close touch with the cur
rent events of the worlds doings by
attending the different programs at the
Crystal. Then there are the big film
productions from the largest and best
film producing corporations, depicting
the great dramas and tragedies, the
roaring farces and side splitting
comedies in which all of the popular
movie stars and actresses appear
Patrons of the Crystal look to it's man
agement to bring to Ffandreau all of
the best productions of FINLAND and
in this way they are not disappointed
for the Crystal programs are always
well balanced and made up of the
largest and best offerings from the
producers. Every effort is made by the
managem to present a refined and
interesting program for it's patrons.
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kNlDSON g. OLSON.

This is the time to talk about stoves
with the weather dropping down 10 tll3
zero point And speaking about stove :,
recalls the fact that tho best line II
this city or vicinity is ID be found at
the hardware store of Knudson G Oh
son. The store has the sales agancy
for the Range Eternal and will he
glad to have you come in and examine
one CT these ranges carefully. The
Range Eternal instantly makes a hit
with the housewife. for as a baker thu
range has no equal. A steady ana
even heat with the least fuel consum j.
ton makes the Range Eternal the
economical range TO buy every time
Other makes of cook stoves and good
heaters are carried in stock, as we'll Us
complete line of shelf and heavy
hardware, every article Of which is
fully guaranteed to be exactly as rem
resented. All.
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OLSON G. DUNCAN,

The selection TO your durg store gen.
orally follows as the result of the serv.
ice you receive. If you are shown
courteous treatment and given prompt
service when you step into a store,
you remember it and naturally go
there again and again for your require
ments. That is why the store of o.
son & Duncan, druggists, is so pop
ular in Flandreau because the firm
aims above all things TO serve its
patrons intelligently and courteously
The prescription department of the
store is under the immediate charge OF
expert pharmacists at all times, and
no prescription is too technical or I'M
usual but what it can be filled prompt
ly and accurately. The store also car
RES large stock of toilet articles an
accessories, stationery and CONNECTION.
cry, and also features it's department
devoted to wall papers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Notice Of Mortgage Sale,

Default has been made in the condi
tons of a mortgage made by Frances
Patrick and James a. Patrick, her nus
band as mortgagors, to Anna schuda
as mortgage, dated on the 14th day of
January, 1918. and filed in the office of
the Registrar of Titles, Ramsey Coun-
ty. Minnesota, on the l4th day OF NO,
registered in Book 81, Register of
Titles, on page 1875, document number
$3.50; there is now due on SAD mo and
(s545.75) and no action at law or other
wise has been begun for the recovery
of the same.
Notice is. hereby given that by
mortgage contained, and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and pro-
yided, the said mortgage will be fore,
closed and the real estate therein and
the Sheriff of Ramsey County at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
cash on Monday, the Sth day of Decem-
door on Cedar Street of the Ramsey
County Court House in st. Paul, Min
nesota, and out of the proceeds of the
sale will be paid the amount then due
costs and expenses of said sale, and
the sum of twenty-five dollars attor-
neys fees stipulated in said mortgage
to be paid. in case of foreclosure;
The real estate so mortSaged and
to be sold as aforesaid is all those
tracts or parcels of land in Ramsey
County, Minnesota, described as Lots
III. in Wild Rose Addition, according
to the plat thereof filed of record in
the Office of the Registrar of Titles
within and for said County.
Dated October A.. 1919.
ANNA SCHUDA,
Mortgagee
JOHN A. BURNS,
Attorney for Mortgage,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
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JOHN FITZPATRICK.

Amateur photographers and kodai
users will be interested IN the new
that John Fitzpatrick has establishe
a one-day service in developing OF
films or plates and printing pictures
from them. This service will be ar
ranged so that films or plates brought
in before 5 p. N. of any day and the
pictures will be ready the next day b.
o'clock in the afternoon. The on
day service also applies to mail order
which will receive just as close AM
careful attention as orders brought to
his office. He has issued a price lis
for developing and printing which can
be secured from him on application
Mr.. Fitzpatrick pays the postage or
all finished work to be sent by mail.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
THEODORE r. MEYER,

Theodore F. Meyer, deputy state sur
veyor, is bonded abstracter for
Moody county and his services are al
ways available. To parties who are
about to make any purchases of real
estate, we would suggest that they in
sist on an abstract of title to the par
ticular piece of real estate, by Mr..
Meyer, which will show exactly what
the condition Of the title is. Mr..
Meyers experience as an abstracter
and his accessibility to his record
books makes it particularly desirable
that he has been employed on such
work. He is also under bonds to pro
tect you against future litigation to
prove or defend title 70 any real estate
he ray hive supplied you with al abb
stract.
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+, r, UNDERWOOD.

You owe it to your family Mr.. Head
of the Home, to place piano, player
piano or photograph in that home.
Music in the home means more attrac-
lions for the home and the keeping of
the children together and happy. They
are entitled to the pleasures that will
come with music in the home and VIII
look back on such days as among the
happiest of their lives. The music
store of F. R. Underwood should il
terest you with its splendid line of
pianos, monographs, musical instru-
ments of all kinds and its stocks of
musical supplies. A piano or phono-
graph suggests ideal Christmas gifts,
gifts that will be appreciated and use,
full the entire year. A complete stock
of the latest records, sheet music and
repairs are also carried
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to Flandreau and is pastor of the Elan
dreau parish at the present time
Parish Records.
AMDAHL BROTHERS CO.

After you have studied the automo-
bile situation thoroughly and consider
ed the particular qualifications of each
car, you will eventually decide that the
Ford car or truck is really the best
car to purchase to meet your individ-
ual and business needs. In Anoka, the
home of Ford cars is at the earage
Of Amdahl Brothers Co., where can
also be secured automobile and Ford
accessories and parts, tires, oils and
greases. The garage has a trained
staff of mechanics who will give Ford
owners the real Ford service on their
cars in repairing and overhauling. If
you want rebuilt car the company
has several on hand that it will guar
antee to be in perfect running order,
having been overhauled in its repair
department. You will be able to get
used car at price, that is decidedly
low and which will give you splendid
service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
SNOW WHITE GROCERY

The Snow White Grocery is always
a busy place for it offers the highest
grade of groceries in the city at the
lowest prices that such quality goods
can be sold at. For this reason
economical shoppers concentrate their
grocery purchases at this store appre-
ciating in addition the prompt service
and courteous attention that are al.
ways extended by the employees and it's
proprietor, C. E. Henry. The latter
is a thorough and experienced grocer
and business man and conducts his
store along modern and up-to-date mer-
chandising lines. The store is the
home of Monarch coffee, which is the
best coffee to start the day with these
cold mornings The store pays spot
cash and the highest prices for poultry
eggs and produce and appreciates the
opportunity of getting the business.
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FRANK j. IANGAN

In the Langan store you will find
some splendid showings of period
furniture in dining room sets in the
latest style and finish and priced at
figures that are really those of the
old pre-war days. Mr. Langan in
selecting his stocks goes in for quality
first of all knowing that the quality
really in the end determine the price
or real value of the article. House.
wives will be interested in the SPLEEN
did stocks of floor coverings of all
kinds carried in stock by Mr. Langan.
Mr.. Langan also officiates as a funeral
director and gives the most refined
services possible. His equipment in.
c.udes motor hearse and all of the
necessary facilities.
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c. &. BEATTY.

In Flandreau, the home Of the New
Edison, the monograph with a SOUL
is at the jewelry and music store of c.
Z. Beatty. This wonderful instrument
represents the last work, the up-to-the-
minute construction in monograph
construction. Because of the i'm
provements made in it's construction,
it reproduces the human voice so per
fectly that the listener cannot distin-
quish between the voice of the living
singer and the reproduction of that
singers voice by the machine To
really understand how perfect the tone
Of the New Edison is, you must hear it
at the Beatty store. You will not only
be delighted with the tones but also
the beautiful designs and appearance
Of the machines and of the prices at
which they can be purchased. The
New Edison suggests an ideal Christ
mas gift for the family as do the hun
dreds of watches, diamonds and pre-
cious stones, cut glassware. hand
painted china and silverware.
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HAyEsLucAs LUMBER CO.

If YOU are about to build, it will pay
you to get prices on the cost of your
lumber and other building materials
from the Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co. The
extensive operations of this company
with it's several yards scattered about
this vicinity, gives it an enormous sell
ing and buying power enabling it to
buy it's stocks in large quantities and
receiving the very lowest prices for
them. The yards of the company will
always be found to be we'll stocked
with rough and manufactured lumbers,
brick for all purposes, lime, cement,
stone, sand and gravel, sash and
frames, hardwoods for floors and in
terror finishing, screen and storm
doors, building papers, shingles, tile
and lath. For the farm, there are
stocks OF fencing materials, posts,
I g fi1 doors. sarnn gates. tile and stor-
age md feat. tanks II wood and METAL.
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RISCH,S BAKERY

You Will like the bread and rolls
that come from the Risch bakery and
will be delighted with the appetizing
cakes, pies and other pastries always
TO be found there. You will find that
eating Risch bread and rolls will make
you think of the old days at home
when mothers bread always tasted so
good. And the pies and cakes, the
cookies and the other sweets in the
Risch show cases are just as delicious
and appetizing as they were to you
when you was child. Special atten-
ton is given to making special
pastries for social functions and gath
erings, also wedding cakes, and fruit
cakes for Christmas.
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PEOPLES MEAT MARKET.
Otto Guse, Prop.

II you want tender steaks and chops
and bacon, home made sausage, you
can always find them at the meat
market of Otto Guse. Native raised
meats are handled by the market SO
far as it is possible to secure them,
thus insuring the best grades of meat
that it is possible TO secure Mr.. Guse
takes particular pride in the grades OF
hams and bacon he carries A big
stock of salt, cured and smoked meats
is always on hand, also plenty OF
canned meats, milks and soups, poul-
try and fish and oysters in season.
Now is the time to put in your order
for a Christmas turkey, goose or duck.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-29
FLANDREau TIRE & TOP REPAIR

One of the newest business firms in
F1andreau to make its appearance and
bow to the public is the Flandreau
Tire & Top Repair Co. of which
George B. Emmons and Ben Maho-
valid are the proprietors. They have
purchased the two Charles Woods
buildings on East Main street and
have fitted them up to meet their re-
quirements in their new business. Mr.
Emmons will have charge of the de-
partment devoted to tire repairing
while Mr.. Mahowald will conduct the
side curtain and top repair depart
ment. They have installed new
and up-to-date machinery especially
adapted for their line Of repair work
which will enable them to give prompt
service at all times H.
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ROGERS CAFE AND BAKERY.

delightful ombination is the Rog-
ers Cafe and Bakery, affording as it
does the people of Flandreau and vi
clnity an opportunity to get first class
meals at all hours and also an oppor-
tunity to buy delicious bakery goods.
The dining room service of the cafe
is always prompt and refined and
short orders can also be secured there
at all hours. The bakery is a recent
adjunct to the cafe and instantly made
hit because of the quality of it's
goods
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CAT ALoG NOTICE.

Send Zoe In silver or stamps for our up-to-
Date FAIL 4 WINTER 1919-1920 CATALOG,
containing so designs of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Patterns, a CONCISE AND CON-
PREHENS1VE ARTICLE on DRESSMAk1NG.
ALSO SOME POINTS FOR THE NEEDLE ILL.,
Illustrating 80 of the various. simple stitches)
all valuable hints to the home dressmaker.
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Observation-Disclosures
INSTRUCTIONS

The patterns illustrated on this page will be
mailed TO any address on receipt of 10 cents.
in silver or stamps, for each pattern In these
patterns allowance is made for seams.
Order by number and size and send money
with order. Write plainly.
Fill out attached coupon and send to this
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FLANDREAU, so. OAK.

HISTORICAL REVIEW THE CATHOLIC
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS
INSTITUTIONS. MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

Mesdames Jydstrup and Shelter
will entertain the Helping Hand this
week
Miss Ethel Gayman of Watertown
is spending her vacation at the B. F.
Wilson home
Edgel Hocum, a nephew of Mrs. B
F. Wilson, who lately received his
discharge from the navy, where he
served on the Nebraska. is visiting
here with the Wilson and Tenney
families and his ship.mate Lowell
Raymond
Mrs. Lois Dunn and son Wendell
autoed is Brookings Sundai, after
a visit they will go to Blount, 5. D.,
where Wendell will teach the coming
year.
A baby girl arrived at the F. E.
VanSchaik home last week
The John Schad farm was sold to
Big Stone parties thss week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

Marten Solberg is expected home in
q few days. He is now in Minnea po-
lis awaiting his discharge from the
Navy.
C. J. Strike was a caller here Sun
day.
Mr.. Hientzen and family autoed
here from Appleton, Sunday and visit
ed with the Brustuen and Lien famili es
Mrs. Smeltzer returned Saturday
from her visit at AndOver.
Mrs. Jake Schad, Jr. and baby re-
tnrned Monday to their home at Her
ried. s. d. Miss Ella Schad has &C.
ceptsd 9 position in the primar y
grade ct Herried and will leave ?
We are informed that A. Z. Nickel .
son had sold his residence 70 Mime
sots party b. the name Of Eaton.
HJ. "A. CoFstt has bought - house
occupied " ]. p. smuIl and owned BY
+. Udsslh, snd will move 4 eseptstn-
Iillian Bu1ssll rsests iee1 ~
Ms1 -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

Rev. L;nse.h and Miss Title Jor-
genson autoed to WATERFOWL Monday
to visit Mrs. Lindseth, who expects to
be able to return home from the hos
pital this Friday
Carl Peterson changed his mind and
has purchased the house recently oc-
cupied by Art Mickelbost and is NOV
ing in this week.
Mrs. Jack Brooks returned from
her Milbank visit this week.
Mrs. Burdine and daughter Lillian
returned home Wednesday from North
Dakota
Mr.. Strong OF California who owns
the farm where the house burned re-
Gently, was here this week closing up
a deal for the sale of the farm to Paul
Thompson
Mrs. II. a. Willard left Tuesday for
Omaha. where she will take radiums
treatment for a cancer
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

The Henry Buttke' building on MAJ
street a sold this week to the Van
Horn brothers and will be used for a
pool hall.
Walter Brown came down from Will
mot Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with his family.
J. E. Remind and family autoed
down from east of Wilmot Sunday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
ter Brown.
Nels Peterson an old friend OF Felex
MOrtonson was an arrival Monday
morning from Tyler, MINI, for a
short visit.
Mrs. N. T.. Hanson and daughter
autoed down from Aberdeen the first
of the week and joined MIR. Heinzen
who was spending a few days at Hart
ford Beach.