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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR TIRE G. MOTOR CO..

The very promptest repair service
for your tires and inner tubes is al
ways given at the Superior Tire &
Motor Co., 1867 Tower avenue The
highest cost of all materials and of
labor that enters into the manufac-
ture of tires has brought their prices
up so high that automobile owners
are giving closer attention to the re-
pairing of their tires. The skill
shown by the employees of the Supe-
rior Tire & Motor Co. in making oven
badly worn tires is remarkable and
users are surprised by the amount of
extra mileage they secure. There re-
pairs make it possible to get every
mile of service from your tires before
they are finally discarded. Elmer
Duteau is the proprietor of the shop
and his experience in the work of re-
pairing and vulcanizing enables him
to guarantee all of his work. A large
stock of automobile accessories are
always kept on hand especially those
for the tires and repairs of all kinds.
The Superior Tire & Motor Co. also
has the agency for the famous Gar
goyle mobile oils, which are recog-
nized the world over for their excel.
lent lubricating values and long last
ing wearing qualities.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
n, II. A VLECk.

Homes in any part of the city can
be secured through H. H. Van Week,
real estate dealer with Offices in the
United States National Bank Build
ing. He will tell you that now is the
time to buy a home before the ad-
vance in prices will strike Superior.
At the prices placed on some of the
properties listed with him for quick
sale, purchasers, whether they buy
them for their w uses or as invest
ments will realize we'll on the invest
ment. At the present prices for lum-
Der, building materials and labor the
same buildings could not be dupli-
Gated at anywhere near the prices
asked. The majority are all in excel
lent state of repair, and unusually
easy and attractive terms will be
made to purchasers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
FARMERS COOPERATIVE CREAM
cry ASSOCIATION.

The adage I'm Union there is
Strength" is APPLY proven in the sue
cess of the Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Association, 612S Tower
avenue, E. F.. Moe is it's manager and
under his careful supervision the as
ISOLATION is reaping a large measure
of success. Since its inception the
association has been an important
factor in bringing producers and cor
sumers of dairy products closer to-
gether than ever before in Superior.
On the one hand the producers, by
economies, saved in pooling their
marketing of milk and cream were
able to secure better prices for them
selves and at the same time kept
down the prices to the consumers.
The dairies represented in the Farm
ers' Cooperative Creamery Asso-
citation are among, if not the best. in
this part of the state, and are CON
Quoted by the best known and most
enterprising farmers in Wisconsin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
PHARMACY,

You never knew what real good ice
cream was until the Peoples Phar-
macy in troduced the famous Lathrop-
Kemp brand to the people of this
city. This brand is absolutely the
last word in ice cream manufacture,
both in it's wholesome quality, but
also exquisite lavors and real velvety
texture. 1t is carried in wide assert
ment of havOrs in the brick form and
stocks are received fresh each day.
To make it absolutely pure and whole
some, everything that enters into its
manufacture is pasteurized from the
cream to the sugar. The Peoples
Pharmacy is thoroughly as up-to-date
and popular in it's other departments
as it is in it's fountain and refresh
ment departments. E. A. Rees, pro-
prietor is an experienced druggist and
gives his personal attention to the
filling of all prescriptions brought to
the store. The store also makes a
specially of it's stocks of toilet arti-
cles and accessories which are kept
in wide selection and a decidedly at
tractive display.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
THE HIGH SCHOOL PHARMACY.

One of the most popular trading
headquarters in Superior and at the
same time the most convenient and
essential is the High School Pharmacy
at 1101 Belknap Avenue. This is a
neighborhood store, where one re-
CeiveS those little conveniences so sell
dom appreciated until they are lost.
It's goods are the best that can be
obtained. The prescription depart
ment is efficient and accurate and up
todate. In it you can get the medi-
cines NEEDED quickly, antidotes for
poisons, relief and first aid for scalds,
burns, broken bones and accidents of
all kinds. 1t is the neighborhood first
aid station. If you buy out of our
neighborhood. and l buy out of our
neighborhood, what will u neighbor.
hood do?4, The department of the
High School Pharmacy given over tc
school supplies, stationery of all kinds
tablets, pencils, pen and ink is un
usually well stocked. Then there are
the candies, ice creams, sodas and
cones, all wholesome and pure.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SIEGEL

Good values and fair prices always
win a splendid patronage to any
store. 1t is by these that shopping
habits of most persons become fixed
and concentrate on the store where
the best values are once found. In
other words a satisfied customer al
ways returns and that explains the
splendid patronage enjoyed by Siegel
Brothers, 720-22 Tower Avenue. Eco
nomical shoppers have learned that
at Siegel Brothers a dollar has the
greatest purchasing power, this is one
of the reasons for the large shopping
crowds one finds in the Siegel store.
Another reason is the quality of the
merchandise and the large stocks
from which to make ones selections.
This patronage has come through
years of careful and judicious stock
buying by the firm and the placing of
all goods IN sale at the very lowest
possible prices they could be sold at.
1t is the general opinion among crit
ical buyers that can do better by
dealing with this firm. The new 1919
stock of mems spring suits, hats.
shoes, shirts, and haberdashery of all
kinds, is now ready for the inspection
of the most ~eXacting dressers of Supe.
rior. There are some wonderful
showings of smart suits for young
men and older men for that matter
too. Prices are very reasonable al
Siegel Brothers, gentlemen. We are
glad to recommend this store to the
patronage of u readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
JERRARD & SEGUIN

If you own an automobile you can
not afford to go another day without
taking out liability insurance. One
can never tell when an accident will
happen. No matter how careful Il
driver you may be, you are always
dealing with the element of chance.
The Jerrard & Seguin Company, 1907
Broadway, handles a general insur-
ance, loans and real estate business
and is prepared to take care of your
business at any time. They handle
the very best companies writing liza
bility insurance and will quote you
the lowest rates, most favorable con
tracts and most reliable service of
any company engaged in similar lines
of business. The policy for liability
insurance covers your family or friend
and also permits your boy or girl
under sixteen years to drive your car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
HOME LUNCH CAFETERIA.

If you are tired of ordinary res
taurant fare" and want a chance to
again taste real home cooking, we
would suggest hat you %patronize the
Home Lunch Cafeteria, 1411 Tower
Avenue. The best proof is to give
the Cafeteria a trial and then you will
be convinced that at last, Here is a
place where I can get real home
cooking" Ever since it was started
the Home Lunch Cafeteria has been
popular and a success, not only a sue
cess for the proprietor but a success
in serving appetizing and ~well-cooked
food. A new feature of the cafeteria
is the innovation of keeping open
from 10 a. NJ. to 2:3O p. m. daily.
which will accommodate all who wish
to dine. A real old fashioned dinner
will be served daily from 1870 a. M.
until the. cafeteria closes for the day.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
j. P. WRAY G. CO..
Pioneer Plumbers of Superior.

j. p. Wray & Co., 1914 Ogden Ave
nue., are among S%uperior's leading
plumbing and heating contractors. If
you are preparing to erect a new
building of any kind in which there
is to be installed a plumbing system,
or piped for gas, it will pay you to
get the estimate of ]. P. Wray & Co.
on the cost of installation. Only com
petent workmen are employed and you
can feel assured that the work will be
correctly done. The proprietOrS are
experts on radiation and if the system
in your building does not give salts
faction or if the fuel consumption is
too great it will pay you to have J. P.
Wray & Co. overhaul it. They guar
antee that any system they install viii
function properly and will operate
free of repairing for a term of years.
The firm conducts a very proficient
repair department and is ready to
answer calls to make any repairs at
your home at any time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR MARINE SUPPLY
COMPANY.

Making old high cost of living jump
has been the aim and success of the
Superior Marine Supply Company in
Allouez. The big stock of groceries
that one finds in this big establish
ment affords thousands of bargains to
the head of a family who must buy
as cheaply as possible. How to make
ones money go the farthest can be
demonstrated by watching the big
crowds that flock to this store in their
shopping expeditions. Practically
every dependable brand of flour,
canned goods, meats and groceries of
every kind are to be found on display
at this store. If you appreciate good
-four, the kind you used to buy before
the war and the period of substitutes,
you must order a sack of the new
stocks of -four just unloaded by the
store. 1t will give you that light
wholesome loaf, SO appetizing and
satisfying. You will be able to have
those light biscuits and cakes and pies
of all kinds like old times again.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
CENTRAL MOTOR SERVICE
HNMDANV

The Superior home of the famous
Willys-knigbt car is at the garage
and Office of the Central Motor Serv-
ice Company, Tower Avenue and
Eleventh Street, Sol D. Fliehr, vice
president and manager. The company
is also distributor of the popular
Overland automobiles and the old
reliable International motor truck.
The International has been a popular
buy ever since it was put on the mar
ket for in its manufacture all of the
best points in truck building are in
corporated. If you want your car or
truck o~verhauled or repaired the eX
perts of the company will tell you
what the cost will be. There will be
nc uncertainty for you, or sending
you a bill far in excess of what you
had reason to expect it would be. All
kinds of electrical and machine work,
lighting and ignition systems in.
stalled and engine trouble corrected
are handled by the company's repair
department. All of its repair work is
guaranteed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

mediately accepted by the generous
and we'll disposed people. Work was
begun early in spring and on the
eighth day of October, 1910, Father
Weber moved into his stately home;
one of the best furnished and most
comfortable p~riest-house in the do
ceSe.
The congregation now owns six lots
on Belknap and ten lots facing Bax.
ter avenue, comprising a complete
half block. The purchase price of the
property was $40, 10000, the estimated
value today of the anne is $50, 000. 90.
The value of the buildings is twenty.
two to twenty-four thousand dollars,
placing the total valuation of the par
ish property over. $40, 100000. The 10
cation for a church, and school is ideal
on one of the main street a lines
one block east of the splendid new
court house, a half block west of the
Superior Central High School, and
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
voGEL BROTHERS..

Vogel Brothers, 1917 Broadway,
plumbing and heating contractors
have made a signal success in Su-
perior in all of their work, because
of their knowledge of their trade.
They handle the best heating systems
on the market and guarantee every
system they install will give the maxi
mum of heat at the minimum of ex-
pense for coal and fuel. They also
do all kinds of plumbing and gas and
steam piping and fitting and maintain
a first class repair department where
all work is guaranteed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
TIE ALLAN PECK COMPANY.

The name of The Allan Peck Com
pany, 1104 Ogden Avenue, wholesale
candy manufacturers, stands for the
highest qualities of candies and
sweet-meatS of every description.
Their big, modern factory makes the
delicious Johnston's Chocolates as
we'll as the scores of special brands
of the ~Company's trademark.
The trade has come to take it for an
tured and sent out by The Allan Peck
Company needs no recommendation
as to quality, wholesomeness of mate
rails II purity, OF of the fact that
they are made under the most sani-
tary conditions. This firm stands at
the forefront of candy manufacturers
and wholesalers in Superior and
throughout this entire district. The
size of its plant, the experiences and
skill of it's candymakers has built up
its reputation till it tops all others in
this particular field. All the new
creations in sweets, the latest ~favors.
the whims and desires of those who
are discriminate judges of confec-
tiOns all find representation in the
splendid varieties offered to the trade
by this company. All sugar restric-
lions are now removed and the com
pany is again swinging into its big
stride of production, with the result
that the plant is working full speed to
keep up with its orders. In this his
tory of Catholicity, we are glad of
this opportunity to recommend the
company to the patronage of our
readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
THE LEADER STORE COMPANY,

Being well dressed at a moderate
expense is merely a matter of know
ing when and where to buy your
clothes. The Leader Store Company
corner Winter street and Tower ave-
nue., Superior's new department store,
if made your shopping center, will
enable you to dress we'll and prop
erly at the minimum of cost. Its
stocks are all new, just having been
received from the East where they
were purchased in the great produc-
ing centers of wearing apparel for
women, men and children. The show.
ing of spring clothing for men and
young men and boys is equally as up.
to-date and in large selection. 1t, too,
is priced at figures that make them
bargain purchases. The quality and
wear of the goods are guaranteed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SPEAkES LIME G. CEMENT
COMPANY,

Contractors and builders have come
to recognize the superior grades OF
building materials to be secured from
the Speakes Lime & Cement Com
pany's office and warehouse at Banks
Avenue and Tower Bay Slip, Supe-
rior, Wisconsin. This company deals
extensively in clay and gypsum prod
ucts, lime, cement, plaster, reinforce
ments, w~aterproofing. insulating, and
roof materials of all kinds. The clay
products include an especially hlgh
grade line of fire brick, hollow build
ing blocks, and fireproof tile for o
and partitions of all kind; also COM
mon building brick, and are the rep
resentative of the best and largest
manufacturers of face brick. They
will be glad to submit prices on all of
these commodities and will give you
estimates on the cost of such material
as will be needed by you in any of
your new construction work or re-
modelling and alterations. The best
grades of cement are carried in large
stock and your largest orders can be
supplied promptly. The best grades
of building sand and gravel are also
handled by this company, suitable for
general road construction work, side
walks, cutters, foundations, and for
interior plastering and walls Of build
ings. The company also has the
agency for the famous Big-an-Little
Concrete Mixers, one of the best
made. In this history of Catholicity,
we are glad at this time to ecom
mend our readers patronage of the
Speakes Lime & Cement Company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SAuIER MEAT co.

Everyone enjoys a tender and juicy
steak, and rich well-1iavored roasts of
beef, veal and pork, mutton and veal
that have been carefully and properly
prepared for the market also offer
tempting purchases when they can be
procured from first class meat mar
kets such as the Palace market.
Twenty-first Street and Tower Ave-
nue.. The quality of meats handled
exclusively by the Sauter Meat Co.
has made it famous in Superior as a
shopping center at which the selec-
ton is the largest. There is never
any deviation from high standards
and the prices that prevail are the
lowest of the low. If you like sweet
tasting home sugar cured hams and
bacon with fresh eggs for your break
fast these bright spring mornings, you
can get just the right kind to please
you at the Sauter Meat Co.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
BROTHERS.

With it's stocks fresh and up-to-
date. filled with every recognized
food product of proven value, Soren-
son Brothers, make up n of aggres-
sive and enterprising grocery firms
of Superior. The store at 1927 Tower
avenue is the trading center for the
vast residential district in which it
stands, while the area of its delivery
system is only limited by the city.
The members of the firm are well
known throughout Superior for their
thorough knowledge. of their business,
the excellent selection of stocks of
groceries and meats always on sale at
the store, the courteous and prompt
treatment, accorded and the prevail
ing low prices or all goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR FEED o

Superior feed products are naturally
to be found in the stocks of the Supe-
rior Feed Store, SOC and sos Ogden
Avenue. This big firms activities in
cludes not only hay and all kinds of
grain products including ground feeds
for stock, but also fiours of all kinds
and a splendid line of groceries and
other kinds of provisions. They han
die annually thousands of tons of pro-
visions of all kinds and are also
among the heaviest buyers of hay,
straw, and grains from the farmers of
this vicinity, paying the best market
prices for them. The firm makes de-
liveries to all parts of the city and
your orders will receive their careful
attention no matter how small they
may be.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
G.

One of the largest lists of real es-
tate bargains to be found with any
Superior firm is to be found at the
offices Of Wildner e Wildner, It's
Broadway, Superior property is show
ing considerable activity this spring,
and every indication points to a
healthy building season. The high
cost of lumber, building materials and
labor make it certain that the same
houses, cottages, and bungalows can
not be duplicated at the prices at
which they offered now for quick sale,
The firm also handles a large renting
list, writes insurance of all kinds, and
will be glad for an opportunity to
serve you.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
Papa G. SON.

If at the last moment when you are
getting your car ready for that Sunday
trip, or giving it the o. o. on Sunday,
you find some broken or lost part, or
batteries, spark plugs or any one of
the hundreds of accessories that one
has to have to keep his automobile in
order, get it from Papa & Son, auto
mobile supplies and accessories. There
will be no need of you sending out of
town for it, or to try any other garage
or repair shop, for the big stock of
tools. accessories, repair parts, whims
and fancies of the autoists, are right
here in Superior with Papa & Son.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
e.

Charles A. and Clara E. Willis,
chiropractors of the we'll known Pal
mer School have won the reputation
of restoring to health many of Supe-
rior's best known citizens. Their
analysis of your case after a careful
and painstaking examination made
under the most exacting conditions
will be such that they will be able to
tell you the exact location, of how it
can be remedied, approximately the
time it will take to bring you back to
health from comparison with similar
cases or at least to improve your o n
ditiOn. Their Offices are at 1908
Twelfth Street and they invite you to
call and be examined free of charge.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
J. E. NICOL.

When the Grim Reaper. enters your
home and removes a loved one, you
naturally wish to avoid as much as
possible, all appearances in public,
and to be left alone to your grief and
meditations. 1t will be possible for
you to have this retirement if you
call for the services of j. E. Nicol,
funeral director, 1914 Ogden Street
If the remains are to be shipped out
fully attended to by Mr.. Nicol. A
thoroughly modern and refined flu
neral car and accessories gives Mr..
Nicol a modern equipment to meet all
the requirements of his profession. :.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
BRIEF HISTORY OF ST. JOsEPH'S
CHURCH.. "
Superior, Wis,

st. Joseph's Catholic congregation
of Superior was originally composed
of twenty-seven families, who previ-
ously were affiliated with the Sacred
Heart parish, from which they sepa-
rated in 1896. In the summer of 1895
Messrs. NJ. Kommers and P. Schweit-
ger issued a call to the Catholic men
of German birth or extraction to at
tend a meeting at the Schweitzer
Hotel, for the purpose of discussing
the feasibility of organizing a new
parish. At this meeting it was de-
cided to acquaint the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Schwebach, of La Crosse, of their de-
alterations and to request his sanction
to the erection of the contemplated
parish. The Bishop acted fayorably
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
RUSSELL BROS.
1880 Tower Avenue.

Represent i'll Superior the three
leading makes of monographs and
They carry in stock a
complete stock of every record listed
in the manufacturers catalogues, in
Guiding records In every language.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
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