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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
COMMERCIAL TRUST G. SAVINGS
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If you have not. established banking
connections or have not begun a saw
ings account, you will find that the
Commercial Trust e Savings Bank
offers you the best possible facilities
Thoroughly organized and equipped
to handle every possible angle Of
banking business, the bank stands
ready to assist its patrons in every
possible manner that sound banking
methods permit. The facilities of the
bank, the advice and labors of it's Off
GERS, directors and employees are all
ways at the disposal of customers Of
the institution. If you have not
formed the habit of systematic saving,
it is not yet too late You will find
that your savings will accumulate rap
idly if you make your deposits regu-
larly. The bank will also pay you in
terest on such deposits, compromising
it quarterly. al
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
HooN,s STORE.

One OF the most up-to-date general
stores in > this part of the state, and
one of which Mitchell can well be
proud of is. that of C. w. Hoon, 202
East Third Street, Its stocks of mer-
chandise includes dry goods, shoes;
groceries and meats and patrons. of the
store have no complaint to make about
the quality of the goods or of the
prices charged. The stocks are up-to-
date in every particular and represent
the very latest in their line. Quality
is the first essential there whether it
lis dress goods or a package of prunes
from the grocery department. To
maintain quality, it is just as impor-
tant that there be maintained way
to keep perishable goods in perfect
condition and the store is having in
stalled a. mammoth refrigerator plant
with an ice box. 80 feet long in which
will, be stored the big stocks of fresh
meats, efresh and dried fruits, dairy,
products and all such commodities.
This equipment will give the store,
wonderful facilities for handling ali
such perishable articles and keeping
them in perfect condition until ordered
by customers Of the store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
GURNEy GREENHOUSE co.

When ordering flowers 'of any kind
from the Quincy Greenhouse Co, 312
Main street, it will not be necessary
for you to tell the management the
kind you want or how you want the
cut flowers arranged. Simply tell the
nature of the occasion and the correct
floral Offering or tribute will be pre-
pared and delivered at the time and
place you designate. The green
houses of this company are up to date
in every particular and always con-
tain splendid big stock of beautiful
flowers, potted plants, vines, shrub
berry and the like. The company
makes a speciality Of floral designs
and also features floral decorations
for social events of all kinds, -wed-
dings, receptions and entertainments.
church and club events and will be
glad to take charge of all such deco
rations. If you want nursery stock
to set ou- this fall or for the spring
now is the time to order it. You will
find a big selection of hardy accli-
mated shrubs, vines and shade trees
will be ordered from their nursey at.
Yankton that will surely grow if given
reasonable care. ."
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
THOMPSON YARDS, INC.

Before you place your orders for
lumbers or other building materials
be sure and get the prices and see
the stocks carried by the Thompson
Yards, Inc, 223 First avenue. Con-
tractors and builders have learned
that the best grades Of these mate
rails are to be found there and that
the prices are always the lowest, too.
GUILTY. of lumber, the fact that it has
been well seasoned, is free from
knots, always determines the fairness
of the prices asked for It, 1t stands
to reason that such lumber is always
cheaper than some of the cheap
stocks of twisted and warped lumbers
that are often put off on the public
at lower prices than good lumbers
can be produced and sold for In buy
ing lumber, one must depend consid-
erably on the integrity of the dealers
and that is why we always like to
recommend the Thompson Yardsl
One will always find a. very complete
stock of rough and manufactured lum-
bers and all kinds Of building mate-
rails there and the largest orders can
be promptly filled. Small orders are
given just as careful attention. how
ever, and every effort is made to give
customers the very best service and
the lowest prices that are possible.
We are glad to recommend the COM
pany to the patronage of o11r readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
PIONEER GARAGE.

You cannot go wrong when you
take your automobile or truck to the
Pioneer Garage, 209 Lawler street, to
be repaired or overhauled The man
agement makes a special feature of
its repair work and has installed all
of the latest improved machinery and
devices for repair work. 1t employs
skilled automobile mechanics who are
experienced in handling every make
of car on the market, and when a car
or a truck has been repaired and
oyerhauled the work is guaranteed
Many an accident has occurred, many
life sacrificed and car wrecked
because someone trying to make re-
pairs was careless or did not know
how to go about it. Such condition
will never occur to cars put in order
at this garage. The garage has the
night and day service for the con-
venience of it's patrons and you will
always find a complete stock of re-
pairs and tires at the Pioneer and
the prices for these are always rea-
sonable, too. You will be interested
in the terms the garage will make you
on winter storage for your car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
W. l. HEIMRERGER

Now, if ever is the time for the fam.
lily man to purchase his own home,
while the opportunity is here to get
one at remarkable low price through
W. |. Heimberger, real estate dealer,
with offices in the Champeny building.
The opportunity should appeal to the
married man and young man alike for
to own home should be the am BIZ
ton Of every worthwhile man. Even
though one works by day labor. the
opportunity is before him. Mr. Helm
berger has several well located
houses and cottages in Mitchell listed
with him for immediate sale, on which
extremely low prices have. been put
and also on which some very attrac-
tive terms can be secured by men
who show that they mean business.
Paying for your home is the best and
SureSt way to save money and we
recommend this just as well as we
recommend Mr.. Heimberger to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Two important questions should be
considered by the man or woman car
rying insurance and they are, Are
the companies sound?" and '"Am T to
carry the amount that l should to give
my dependents the fullest protection
possible?" Both are vital questions
and must be considered carefully AS
to the soundness of the company, in
surance reports from the state will
easily determine the question. Of
the second, you must consult with a
reliable and well informed insurance
man and reason it out with yourself.
Figure what it costs you to live now
and then determine if the amount of
insurance you now carry will produce
an income such as is now required
for your family. There you have the
answer. H. E. Slaughter is local rep
resentative of the Central Life Insur-
ance Co. and is well informed on all
insurance matter. Now is the time
to act and we trust you will take up
your requirements with Mr. Slaughter
Immediately. .. ...-..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
MITCHELL ELECTRIC CO.

Everything electrical will be found
at the Offices and store of the Mitchell
Electric Co., 112 East Third avenue.
from motors of all sizes to the SIM
'plest forms of electrical goods and
repairs. Do it the electric way wheth-
er it is operating your factory by cleo
tricity or cooking and preparing the
meals for the family. Electricity is
the servant Of all, economical, clean
and safe. There are the electrically
operated washing machines that will
do virtually every bit of the family
washing, saving all of that hard, back
breaking labor for the wife and moth
err. Then there are the vacuum clean
ers and all of these delightful cook
ing devices, percolators, coasters, egg
boilers, electric ranges and stoves and
scores of others to make houSekeep-
ing a pleasure. If you want your
buildings wired for electricity, this
company will do it promptly and guar
antee it's work 1t also installs cleo
trio motors, repairs and rewinds
them, does a general line of repair
work of electrical instruments and
wiring systems and carries full
stock Of electric goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
HERMAN BROS.

One wants quality and flavor in his
cigars and smoking tobaccos Just as
much as he wants it in the, food he
eats. The smoker who has become
accustomed to certain brand of to-
bacco appreciates the taste and flavor
il has and does not like to have to
change However, in the last few
years since the war upset SO many
commodities and among them tobac-
co,-there has been a disposition on
the part of certain INSCRIPTIONS deal
erS to substitute brands of tobacco in
their goods, thinking that their Gus
toners would not discover the trick.
one of the tobacco dealers who stood
firmly by the brands was Herman
Bros., 1852 North Main street. The
prices had to go up a little like those
of other commodities and patrons of
the store expected the advance They
were satisfied however for the quality
of the cigars remain at the same high,
level, and that is always of the 2frst'
consideration. A complete stock of
cigars, smoking and chewing tobac-
cos, cigarettes, snuff, pipes and smok-
ers' goods is carried in stock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
WILLIAM cw'METcALF.

Real value is what you men of
Mitchell are looking for when you buy
your winter suits and overcoats in
these days Of rising costs. You want
values that will help your pocketbook
not only in the immediate cost Of
your clothes but in the wear they will
give you later. Men who give care
full thought and attention to the kind
of clothes they buy have learned that
William C. Metcalf, clothier, POI North
Main street, specializes in giving the
biggest clothing values in Mitchell.
Elimination of needless overhead ex-
penses enable Mr. Metcalf to mark
his goods at prices that make them
snaps and in great demand. Young
men and men of mature years appre-
ciated the opportunity afforded them
in shopping at the Metcalf store
where are also to be found the arti-
Giles of up-to-date haberdashery SO i'm
.portant to the toilet of the correctly
dressed man. 800
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
MITCHELL ABSTRACT CO.

The Mitchell Abstract Co. with
offices in the Realty building, has
complete set of record books of the
country showing every real estate
sale and transfer, every lien and
mortgage against every piece of prop
erty since the county was organized
These books are equally as up to date
and the transactions of each day as
filed at the county seat are recorded
in the books of the Mitchell Abstract
So. The result is that the books are
up to the minute and unfold instantly
the complete record against every par
eel and piece of land The company
puts up a big cash bond as guaran-
tee of the correctness of it's abstracts
to protect patrons from any subse-
quent litigation that might be against
the property for title. A cloudy title
to property is always a hindrance to
its ready sale and to remove the
cloud is always expensive and takes
considerable time The company
writes all kinds of insurance
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
RLXNN SHOE co,

Il You may think you are hard to fit
in shoes and maybe that is the case,
but nevertheless that is no reason
why You can't. be properly fitted with
shoes that will be easy on your feet
and at the same time look neat and
attractive. All you have to do is to
buy your shoes at the store of the
Blynn Shoe Co, 321A North Main
street, where will be found SO many
variations of STYLE, measurement ats,
feathers and other materials from
which to make your selection. Blynn
shoes are noted for the service they
give and atsthe same time the prices
asked for them are no higher than
those asked often for cheaper grades
of shoes. Shoes for men, comfortable
and attractive and stout shoes for the
school children are also features of
the Blynn stocks. !.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
ElIASON STUDIO.

The photograph that you appreciate
and place in prominent view in your
home is the one that shows your loved
ones or friends in the most natural
pose. A change in ideas and form re-
quires now that photographs get as
far away as possible from the former
stiff poses and straight lines that for
so many years typified the methods of
taking pictures Take down your
old family album and glance over the
severe lines, the determined and set
expressions shown and then compare
them with portraits taken along pres
ent day lines Of thought and you read
lily understand the popularity of the
modern methods. If you want to have
portraits embracing the latest thought
in photography, with real artistic
lines and attractive finishing and
mountings, you can obtain them at
the Eliason Studio. 209 North Main
street. Commercial. photography is
also a feature Of the work Of the
studio.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
JOE BURG SHOE CO.

= When you want real shoe comfort
and at the same time attractive APP
pearing shoes that will give you rea-
sonable wear for the money, you will
find that you can best satisfy your re-
quirements by patronizing the Burg
Shoe Co., 21S Main street. This store
handles only the better grades of
shoes for men, women and children,
and while the quality is perhaps the
highest in the city still the prices it
asks for the shore are no higher than
many stores ask for an inferior grade
of goods. The ladies of Mitchell and
vicinity, appreciate the splendid styles
always waiting for them in this store.
There are shoes there for every oc-
casion, in all of the prevailing styles,
colors and combination of materials.
Parents of lively school children
know the reputation the Burg shoes
have and naturally. center their pat
ronage on the store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
CLARK M. WARREN,

Your insurance requirements will
be best attended to if placed in the
hands Of Clark NJ. Warren, 135 East
Second avenue. Thoroughly posted
on insurance matters and with many
years of experience back of him, Mr..
Warren is eminently qualified to give
you sound and practical advice on this
important subject. He represents
some of the best insurance companies
in business and will be glad to go
over and explain to- you the particular
advantages of the different policies
written by the several companies. A
short interview with you, will enable
Mr. Warren to decide the type of pol
icy, best suited to your needs and he
will writes itofor YOU! Those who have
suffered fire losses and were insured
in the companies he. represents, have
always had satisfactory settlement
made on the policies carried.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
H. D. RuT1ERElELp co.

One of the drygoods establishments
of Mitchell made the shopping head
quarters of the ladies of the city and
vicinity, is that of the H. d. Butter
field Co., 205 North Main street.
There is always a tempting selection
OF attractive ready-to-wear garments
OF ladies' and misses made in the
shops of the largest and best known
workers of women wear in the coun-
try. Right now the winter coats, furs,
dresses and other articles of wear are
attracting much attention from the
fair sex and those who expect to outfit
themselves anew this season will do
well to make their selections while
the stocks are complete The assert
ments are complete now and the
values are all so exceptional that they
should prove interesting to every
woman for a more complete offering
has never been shown in Mitchell. In
children's: wear for school, play or spe
cial occasions, the store is showing a
splendid line.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
FRED A. WELLS.

One will always find a splendid
showing of high grade, stylish made
and attractive appearing shoes in the
store of Fred A. Wells, 104 North Main
street. The stocks are complete now
and contain all of the popular styles
for winter wear for women, misses
and men. Especial emphasis is placed
on the showing of wemen's and
misses shoes for this winter the
8-Bulletin-ThoS A-8
high laced boots in the popular dark
browns and Cuban heels, splendid
values and also Splendid lockers IN
additiona1ther are modish shoes in.
gray kidstin, patent. leather, gdullacalf-
skin and some brown kids in boots..
If your boys and girls are hard on
shoes get them a pair of those stout
wear resisting ones at this store.
Continued on page ~ ADV.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
LORRAINE CHOCOLATE CO.

Mitchell's youthful SWANS and even
popular evening call is made with a
choice box of chocolates from the Lor-
raine Chocolate Co., ia East First
avenue, tucked under ones arm. The
name Lorraine on candies or bonbons
means something to the young women
and older ladies of Mitchell for they
have come to recognize it as the
standard for purity and delicious
fiavors by which other candies and
sweets are judged. This company
takes the lead in the manufacture Of
candies and sweets made of chocolate
in Mitchell throughout this vicinity
and has built up a wonderful patron
age because Of the quality of its
goods. The skill of the, best candy
makers employed by the firm has
been acquired only after years of ex-
perience and work in its up-to-date
kitchens, which is the reason the
name Lorraine stands for one of the
best brands Of candies in the country,
today. These candies and sweets are
made in wonderful variety and in
endless fiavors from the most whole
some materials and under the most
sanitary conditions. It's products are
to be found in all confectionery, drug
stores and ice cream soda fountains
and the like and we are glad Of. this
opportunity to recommend the .Lor-
raine brands to the patronage of our
readers
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
LONG G. HOCUM.

One of the live business houses of
Mitchell is the drug and jewelry store
of Long & Hocum. A splendid stock
of jewelry, cut glassware, hand-paint-
ed china, watches and clocks, fountain
pens, toilet articles and precious
stones of all kinds is always to be
found in this up-to-date store, attrac-
lively displayed and of the very high
est grade and quality. The prices on
all articles carried in the stocks there,
are unusually low considering those
charged by many other stores. The
prescription department of the store
is in charge of experienced licensed
pharmacists and every prescription is
filled promptly and accurately. A
visit to this store is not complete un-
less you visit La Fountain Inn and
enjoy one of those delicious concoc-.
tons served from its modern soda
fountain. yts.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
THE HUB.

A wonderful selection of the latest
styles and models for the winter sea-
son is to be seen at The Hub Clothing
Store, 308 North Main street. The
men at Mitchell who take pride in
their appearance and who have the
reputation of always appearing cor
rectly dressed always look to this
shop for the correct styles and latest
models in mems wear. They are find
ing there now an unusually attractive
display of beautiful suits and over
coats, correct in every detail and
without doubt the largest and most
complete stock of high-grade clothing
ever, brought to- Mitchell. The prices
on these. too, are attractive and make
them splendid values. There are also
to be found at this shop, the newest
ideas in hats, shirts, neckwear, shoes,
hosiery, gloves and underwear. -
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
PAUL LiER,

Owners of horses and automobiles,
alike, find in Paul Lier, 207 First ave
nue. east, a common friend. for he is
an expert hOrseshoer and blacksmith,
and his shop is equipped to do a gen
eral line of automobile repairing. Mr..
Lier is himself an experienced horse
sheer and blacksmith and can attend
to the needs of horse owners promptly
and" in a workmanlike manner Mr.
Lier also employs a frst-class repair
man for automobile, truck and tractor
repairing of any kind. Repair parts
for most all makes of cars including
the Detroit, White, Cadillac, Overland
Ford, Hudson, Studebaker, E. NJ. F.,
Oakland, Buick, Everett and the Max
well, are carried by Mr.. Lier.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
DAKOTA FURNACE WORKS.

The Dakota Furnace Works has the
agencies for two makes Of furnaces
which have no equal anywhere and
are recognized by heating engineers
and experts as the best types Of fur
naces now on the market They are
LenneX Icicle Zone and Peninsular
and from these two cold dispellers
you can select the type best suited to
your heating requirements. 1t is not
too late now to install one of these
heat kings in your home and by doing
so you will cut your coal bills in two
and at the same time really enjoy the
comforts of your home. Each of these
makes Of furnaces have particular
points Of advantage and superiority
that makes them appeal to those who
understand the laws and principles of
heat distribution through means of hot
air. They are made on principles of
heat generation and distribution
worked out by the leading heating en-
gineers of the country, are built OF
the very best materials and will give
you years of service at practically nc
cost of upkeep and repairs.
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The EVANS SHOE co.

Many men and women insist on
buying their shoes from the store of
National Bank building, because they
keep their shape and look brand
new" SO long. In these days of high
prices for shoes, it is most important
to buy shoes well made from good
leather than the cheaper grades for
good shoes though I'd little more eex-
lpensivesa ares the, smost expensive in
the andS With the smear approach of
winter with it's now, sleet aand ice,
warm waterproof shoes are essential
and will be found at the Evans store.
Good wearing shoes for school chill
dren are always in stock. too.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
MITCHELL IRON e. BOILER
WORKS

The Mitchell Iron & Boiler Works,
221 West First avenue, is not only
one of the city's important industries
but is also one of the largest indus
tries Of it's kind in this section of
the country. The special type of boil
ers made by the company have been
found to be very successful in oper-
alton and give splendid service wher-
ever they have been installed. The
principles involved in their design,
their careful construction and expert
workmanship employed in their build
ing, all have added to their fame
Boilers are made here in all sizes and
for all purposes. The plant does a
general line of ironwork and contrac-
tors and builders will find it to their
interest to get estimates on their
work from this company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
+, M. MCCARTHY.

If you are not getting satisfactory
service from your heating plant in
the Office or your home, it will pay
you to have it overhauled and repaire1
by F. NJ. Mccarthy, 31S North Main
street, who is an expert in this wei' !.
and also in plumbing and electric VIZ
ing. It is not vet too late to have him
put the furnace, steam or hot water
plant in order, thereby insuring you
comfortable quarters on the coolest
days, also a saving IN your fuel bill
This is important these days with
coal the price it is at present, If, you
are going to build structure. Of any
kind that will need a heating plant,
plumbing or electrical installation or
wiring, it will pay you to get the cost
of such work from Mr.. Mccarthy.