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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
Sc descubrio un organo
marayilloso

Ha varios dias que ell parroco de-
San Martin Texmelucan. Don &C.
a = Quiroz, do parte al Gobierno
del Estado de haber ~descubierto un
organo viejo que, sin darle importan-
cia, permanecia en- uno de los rinco-
mes del coro de Ia iglesia, cubierto
de polvo Y t~elaranas. Ell parroco COM
prendi6, al examinar 81 instrumental,
que Sc trataba de una joya de estilo
Luis XIV, artisticamente acabada,
por 10 que dtasde luego llamo al or
ganista itaiiano, D. Pablo Stariani,
ouien 10 arregl6 y 10 TOGO con gran
asombro de los fieles. que escucha-
ron las voces nlaraviilosas del instru-
mento. el que no Sc sabe 81 quedara
en- el temple c pasara a algIn otro
lugar que designe ell Gobierno .
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YENDU IN ABONOS maquinus de eosr-
Singer dif-ren;es ~estilos; funosratos Co
lambda" gIaros y T.aQuiuGs ae escr'5.r
Oliver" EENDc AL C1NTApO discos
Columbia" maQuInas Singer usada- muy
ba-4.as. Glasses grRtIs de BORDADO. Sc
HACE HEMSTITCHING q 10 -. yaTLa. F
q. los Slatas. Tel. Travis $500. lis ".
Commerce ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

CON $500 Gra:ificare a Ia persona cue me
rrororcione informes de mi hija t~auSt:na
R twas. quic1 hace : arcS Sc cncortraoa en-
Fresno. Cal. sin que hasta "a fcchn haya tc-
niGo mas ~noticias dc ella. TODD informc d.
-i;asc q Marin Juarez. Camp Turner Cons
truc,ion Co, Goose Greek. Texas. ll2-@2l
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COZ $500 81 rratificara a la persona que
no r-on-o,ionc informes c:c.-o< de mi her
naro Virc-tc ". Gutierrez. &c quicn N 81
afo pasadr recihi sls ul;imas notci-s dc
Kansas City. Mos dc 20 amos dc cdad y
ori.:rar.o &c Irarua:o. G:o.-Toco informc d.
a Salvador MTariqucz, Sterling, Colo.
t3il
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N~pOET&S

-C..5 Cou,acdas. tr-r 81 honor De
nor.- q Gispcst-l6u dc. --oHrn 81 salon d.
h7Ee: q ~rSs Spropos:o para casamicntos,
r~--uaas. saEtas ~Eu.'ucas, =tc- Z. salon IS
.sS ,rsrviaS Sc. Laredo. Fgo~gevt Hill Y
Ne. ElG. paSau se-ca &c. sa-5u- Para
raayc-ss iuso-nes d~i-i.anse - Ge-ente A-sG-
20 ScLSoGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

mr. Y PALOMO. Medicinal en- Gene
raj. Consult0rin. 10 80; tecoS-
ISfo7a 5e Su r~c>'t@arl. 'l'N-,IE 49,
V Oficiua: Crockett S7V--'"NH' l.
TAS GRATIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

BOTICA MARKET. III ". Commerce ST.
San Antonio. Texas. P. Batista. Prey. Is
pec,alidad peGidos per corrso. CeUsu!tas mr.
IDEAS gratis. Nedicinas HaceHtc, iaboues )
perfumes finos. AcompaIc sUs IedtdOs con
giro postal. Servicio rapido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
LISTO, SENOR LISTO.
a.g-AaNEa.1E4al- $500
PILONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate meHicanO. Qaeso dc tuna
caieta de membriilo. ptatanos pasa-
dos uueSo graRdc m~cNlcano, reDozGS
.@ra r. reatas meXicanas para
lazar. toquilidS de ccrda, metatsN con
mano. ~molcaicteS. m0liI0s para nlNta-
NAL. hojas para tamalcs. tamailna- pei
res nara metate. pclncs meNIcAnos pa
"a Ia cabezl, moliaiilos para 81 ch0co-
late, Chicle negro. chic!e bI2aco meNl-
ganU. pinO!c mcXicano. c0lacsoh me
vica2a. du.ces meNicanCs. chlchAr-on
de Duerco prensado. carne SEGA, p!-
min del monte. chile colorado. YEN
RAS MEDICINALES. Mcdicinas de
todas classes. perfumes de todaS mar
cas Y prccios. WHO'S EMBOtkLLN-
DOS, p~ropias para bales y reunlones,
= en- fin. el mas grande suclido de
.uanto listed lie haga talta, sea 10 que
sea-. Nuestra asa eS Ia numcro !
y su genera en- g! Sur de los tSta-
UnidUs.
Aunaue no nos mande Ell dinero
qfe,antadO. como Sc 10 eNigen otrOS,
70demos s~urti-le los pedidos que 0
haga. EscribanOs ~pidlendO listas de
Drecios por mayor y menor. No lie
re5ara. 1853.
u,riia su correspondence i san
LUIS MERCANTILE co, 32iI: W.
Commerce 81. - Departamento g.
San Antonio, Texas.
NOTA: - Cada vierncS So publica
nuest-a lista de prccios en- este perio-
dico. No dele de buscaTla en- Ia Sc
Cunda plana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

G~RATIFICARE amTliarcnta a In persona
CUE me proporc!onc info-rnes DC Poriirio He
rrera. So amos De cdRd. quien en- aiarzo dc
1919 So cncontraba en- Pueblo. Colo. TODD
;n:orne soh.e q particular dirijase Il Fran
cisco Calder n. Tie Siding. Wyo. t2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

una con IN ias3gnitican:e page a contado y
veQueniS:no abUno mensuaL. ManGe Su nom
bre y d:recci6n = Luis NJ. Ru6io. lOi Cana
ron S.. san Antonio. Para Texas Sofa
mentea ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

TENGO PARA 81 VENTA considerable NJ
nero de nzEni..caS "Gcas Eo.s:1.=. espe-
~cialmente para :as !eShecias, lac cIa!cs De
propongo yer5er. = pr-cios comodos. ) cue
han siGo e~scocidas J- ganado dc pr.-ne-a
c.ase. Para iH!OEm-s d:Ijanse a 1Os Ga
Ties Bldg, en- Il Paso. Texas. U !!amese =
los t~elGionos 2376 O 1915 J.. e. Paso High
GcaGe Ho.stein Dairy Cattle Co.-Na.enzGe-
4 ) MaclaS.
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Sc EEETAN cca-tos sHue52aias. con o sin
gs;F.errrn- SIS s. Conchns $. san AC-o-
zto. Texas. Viccate RanGel. Prop.
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ABOGADOS
Nj. II. DlAZ
BOLANOS CACHO,

AboeaEa mcN3-aHo. CousI.-&S ' aoe-Ie=-a-
.,e,es s--ia,cas cca.e-=igHtss q ,eyrs : nsS0-
clos Gc Mexico .V5 C19-e BIZ. = -
so. Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

-~AC--GEAFIA ! TEEzpUEIA NJ ~
BROS po- sisJcr-a my gs-e-e9 go
Jigrtrs- Hicas GlGE. Altos dc " "2,'."
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gENvO ,Ia=:os -1surb,4dos- uGy ro-lndcs :
rc3srtra4en,s si-vaGos. ProPics para sea9-
rs -0S So. PUssa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

- r-ntucci5uG q =er-sra lei .--
Ne. frances e ~i-aliaao s.. esg-@o. > -
-. Reelection O. ca-tas ,oIa --ASe
- scc-me1.os. Prscs0r @oc.-os. " -
g,vcs. - hinEsbury =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
MEDICOS

M : vAzQuzZ COME. SO Fso-, 4aT.
Tslefono Tuvs &l0'--N e@~'.'A''
cas- del II. Abrams.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

DO -ega .,ase De ur-ol5o= !ul!ria1es. rsS-@-
7-aa.9ucs por daHo> } pe-.ls',2s PERSONAL
caasss .ivil>s y e-.minaie>. reraaHH~-."Hs' ne
,r--e-o.. No co5-o hoGo-ar.0S hasa ~ los
,,su--C= lEeda2 saJs~'a-,cEamsHss tsE.--~-..
LIE. Henry ReG Cline. 'aH NH2. "s@'
Sa~ ACTON, D. Texas. Cruc~r-t $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

DO DE GR.ATIFICACION Sc daran n Ia
persona que proportions infovmes cXacios &C!
Juan Vague ) dc Ia Sra. Gertrudis Gal
van. quiencS en- 1917 rcsiLian en- Houston.
Texas. Dirijasc toda information 4 Vicente
p. c. Box SO. kirbyvillc. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
ENSE

CLASSES TAcuICSAFIA. iDE.ez ieeE-": H
.a7saa-.a de li5ros $ mgsaao@7a;'a e e'T'-
..Efa 500 mersua.cs. D.-laase = Due
SOS Chestnut 81.
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M FEDERICO JOHNSTON Mea.c-"a y
-, en- zc----l. Ho-a' H11- go
y p .o0 5. Sarra Ross A''. tH.e'7-
No. G.. .57E s C-- 5aoH.
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MISCELANEA.

Sc RENTA IN cuarto con o sin mueoles'
Sc ~yrefiere familia mcxicana. 5l9 San He-
dro Ave. N0V'
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ACORDEONES ARION dobles. - woes. s
bajos cada uno $22.g7: Acortecnes Arlon
sercilloS. 20 woes. : bsjos cada uno, Slc.I5 A.;
acordeones judios. 20 VOICES. / balos, cada
uno $S.I5. compare importe a 81 pcdido.
La Casa Mexicana, P. O.. Box l56. Chicago,
Ill
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

Ne CASARE con s=Gnri:a joyen. cue sea
c,or6n.-4 = bordadosa. aunGUe pOhre. De
ha hzh'2- :ngles.-DlrIjaCss al Box -,
Uavrlr-E. Nph-. i2-l
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HOTEL SAN LUIS. ca=rco= liT2;os y ba-
rR-rz. r-s,;cs ,speyia'rs pcr srw2=a. -OI
y. Sl9.a Eo.a Ave. San Antonio. Teas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
MATRiMONIALES

SEHORirN o yiad2 sofa de p q 50 amos e
ed2d, Que G-is-2 4 protection dr IN HOEs-
b-c hcaradp y J-aSa:adCr. cue sasp3ra po-
gra conpaaera sclic::a = dc bunras co>tu1-
6-c~. c.-ijass a Box COL, Nnaaum. Texas.
90
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s. 49, 49, WaEz%
EMPLEOS.
CASA COMISIONISTA.
En- vsa-a Dc casaS. aecesita IN hourbre cue
aas.s ccr-cctameaIc cspanol. Debe teacr au-
.omovil = PresentaC referencias. Ocurran con
Taft and McEache-a. Si7-3lS Russell Bldg
t2ly
.NECESITO persona para trabais- n'aEnlii-
co neSociU en- corapaU.-- DsSs ser Rom
5rr ioven. tener au:on vii y saber a!go dc
inc!es. =. Garcia. i!6 Simon St t@l'
XECESITO UNA zeaora viuda b:ea etucada
para cSc-ibir es2eao! TODD e. d;a. JiSs1:s.
Altos Wagner. '-'
Sc NECESITAN dos 7ecamare-as cue h"b.en
;--,ss. Ocu..an 81 Ho;el Arthur. rs Ave D.
81 NECESITAN seao-itas costu-eras. que
-ahla- aIvo IngIcs. 5uer suede ; -raoaIo
2c-na2eH;c. Ocurraa a $ls Lucas > FL
.-s-tn de 81 $ Camr Travis. 81 nc en-
cucat-a n direction ocu-rzn - II Prcasa-
g NECESrTA M sas.rc. Ocurran a n
sr1.-s de- Blum Y Boahan. at.as del NeE-
ge- Ects.. ~
Sc NECESITA una ma.hacaa para -rNb2jo
-.ae-al 10 casa. g. IGl,ycau s.. Teie-
to.o T-avis 1901 ~
.NE~CESITAMOS VI moro que hab.c inE-es y
una si-vjrue. Ocu~can = Ca1avati Bros te9
". Commerce St 80
Sc EECESIrA uaa ccsire-a que no ;eaEa
.~a-,lla. s.. Campbell. --3 Nueva - III
.SE NECESyrA uaa murhacha que sepa a.co
q, r~arinc.a. para c-ahago &C casa. Hucn sGe!-
20 Toco tra5a.o. Ncan Il Il Sra. A.onSo
n el Ho;e. Monterrey. esqusna Sta. Rosa )
G-c-l":sta-
81 EECEsITAN dos tam.lias msvjeaaas
IA cue -.aaa,cu a mCGl1s ina p.aG-acion
Ia. a.-ag5a. a = mliias &c Ia ia lie. fcrrc-
ca--s.. Dcbrn ye@!r para cue yean As 1c-
--4s-Fc-e- Ne-~. Completion. Texas. ca
Sc NECESIrN ua much2cao 4Ie liable IT,
gle, con h-e-a- -c.s-cucias. u2-a que Sc
Hlga cargo aei GeI a--a--eato Dc catzaao G
4 Cauay4t. Bro. iO9 ". $
Sc NECESITA TN cortador compe-
tente CUE conoZca cuaIqUier estlIo de
traies para sc1cr@s ' caba!icroS y
IN co-tGdor de camisaS. Ocurran a
United Tailor, 206 Avenue (. I'd
So NECES.TAN u velaaor = una rsrama-
-s., 40 =, S1-.a Rosa Ave-. ,231
>E NEcEs.rAE machzchos b7,c-cs hen
suede. Os---aa e Sr0t- =. Houston -.
- seEc-s.as ra-a ra~ --a6a-
r-is-sneis*. Ocurran a Finch Ci-ar Fac
-y-y. Csg-.Ha Psr2- y ". Commerce.
So NECESlTA a1 -r-@-a-a- ro1-rA'eHi=
n.-.z.-se a. Ohio Hole 49, Las Houston
- E@>ESt.A w "omoF" 'is S-@A n.is.s--
.acaS. Oss--a7 i1Iyt12,27'e.'c a 80 50
Alamo, 49,
- y-rrSr~sN 500 mer,ca-c> para co-:a-
49, T~.,--,, Ten - -:.as ~ Es,-
r., -, ,T~r-o 5000 49,; de
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EENTAS

COMMUNICATIONS concrete Aoa-
rrctes, rcnta dc casa comoda, haGrtaclon am
plia. Esquina So. Leona y Coima SIS.
800
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SEIZURES
nos. Hare que las Congaala- les rcrn-
5or-yn % aus invi-ct5 en- &'2oe ae "a =
Sersad. Cob-o Ba-k Pay aaUeni" De Sue
do. cheques : ".iemgos- ;. NJ assH "'-
LII N--s-!o uesosics -c.scroaad0s coa m
r-osssfd- on toias parties ~. pals. uTi-
,f-ss a. Lie. J. PEARCE NAME. S1I haE-
,as Csty Life B.I-.. Kansas CtE- No
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s. EE$TA pre-
b'aE~ -C& BE-hr -
d. ireo-a. 4 - -
9 r.-urDS en- tracN-'
rali. Ga-d~u- Pa
r;SiSc al P-vg.ctarsn
T~anysa de Hot Wells
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EMPLEOS.
CASA CONSCIOUSLY.

En- vsa-a Dc casas. aecesita un honrbre cue
ha5,s cor-cctanente cspanoI. Debe teacr At
.omovil y presenta- referencias. OcurTan con
Inf. anu MsEzche-a. 3fT-3IS Russell! Bldg
t2ly
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

Neniemos ejenlylares Ge. nimero
especia. de "A FRENSA. &c! IL de
Septicmhre, / - centavos cada uno.
Pidalos 4 Ia Acenc;a dc Publicacio-
mes, 80 y. Santa Rosa Ave. san An
tonic, Texas.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
SAVINGS BANK STORE.

The crowds that constantly throng
the Savings Bank Store, 314 South
Main street, are the best evidence Of
it's popularity as shopping center.
One always finds the freshest and
newset stocks of merchandise at the
Savings Bank Store for it has one aim
and that is always to keep the latest
styles and stocks of goods. At the
end of each season it clears it's shelves
of goods through the means of clear
ance sales and thus has room for its
new stocks. Anticipating the condi-
tons that would exist this fall, they
placed immense orders very early,
consequently, their prices are much
lower than today's market. Alluring
fall suits, coats, dresses, waists and
skirts at the lowest prices are await
ing your inspection.
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o. C. SAlLETT.

When you receive wedding invi-
tation you need never feel any un-
easiness about the selection of pres
ent of remem brance, for a visit to the
up-to-date store of D. G. Gallett, 800
South Main street, will open to you
splendid stock of new jewelry from
which you can make selection that
will not only please you in it's appear
ance and design, but will also be rea-
sonable in price and within your
means to purchase. The stock Of
diamonds and other precious stones
is an unusually large one and the
stones are priced low in comparison
to their attractive values. If you are
having trouble with your eyes, don't
delay but have your eyes tested by
their expert optometrist. Not only is
this a modern jewelry emporium but
lovers of music will find Gallett's an
attractive place, for beside the extern
sive line of musical instruments and
sheet music that they carry, they are
dealers for The New Edison THE
Photograph with Soul" and carry
an elaborate selection of Edison rec
ords. AMI you are always welcome to
rest and listen to the finest music in
their Music Reception Hall on the
second floor.
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sIEBREcHT GREENHOUSES.

When you have occasion to express
sympathy, joy or pleasure or con-
gratulations, there is no better way
than with beautiful flowers. They ex-
press a language all their own and
that every one can understand and all
that is necessary for you when order
ing flowers from the Siebrecht green
houses on Third avenue Southeast, is
to state the nature of the occasions,
and the correct form of offering will
be prepared or shipped as the case
may be. Every kind of flower that
can be grown in these parts will al
ways be found at these greenhouses
in season and at prices that are I'M
usually low. The greenhouse also
also makes a speciality of furnishing
floral decorations of all kinds for
church, lodge or club functions, re-
ceptions, dinners and weddings. Mr.
Siebrecht, the proprietor, also con.
ducts flower store at 319 South Main
street where he has large stocks at all
times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS ThRESHlNG MA
CHINE COMPANY.

The name of the Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co. on any thresh-
ing outfit or other farm machine made
and handled by the company is the
stamp of superiority of design and
stands for efficient and dependa BILE
manufacturing methods throughout.
In every section of the state you will
find engines, threshing machines and
other equipment made by this COM
pany, every piece of machinery stand
ing up under the hardest working
tests and doing the work intended
they should do. There is no wasting
of small grains when they are
threshed by Minneapolis Thresher.
The grain goes into the wagons and
bags where it is supposed to go and
not into the straw stack. 1t is never
too late to think of buying a Mime
apolis engine and threshing machine
and as an equipment they quickly pay
for themselves. The engines are
utility engines and can be used the
year round for different purposes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WooDWARD's PHARMACY.

One of the popular shopping head
quarters in Aberdeen is the Wood
wards Pharmacy, 200 South Main
street, with its attractive tea room,
stocks of toilet articles and prepare
tons, travellers requisites, stationery,
cameras, films and other outing and
tourists goods and supplies, delicious
candies of every kind, and an upto-
date and completely stocked prescrip-
ton department. The fountain Of the
store is equally as attractive and ii
is hard to tell which of the depart
ments are the most popular. Ladies
who come down town to shop invari-
ably seek out the Woodward tea rooms
when they want an attractive and
appetizing light lunch. The portions
are we'll prepared and generous and
the service is prompt and refined.
Similar service is always to be OBJ
tanned at the fountain where the best
ice creams, sundaes and sodas in
every desired flavor can be obtained.
The store carries Liggett's and
Johnston's chocolates in bulk and box
goods besides splendid line of home
made taffies, Judges, caramels, brit
ties and hard goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
II. c. BEHRENs LUMBER CO.

Patrons of the H c. Behrens Lum-
Der Co. have found that they always
obtained good material and reliable
and prompt service from this COM
pany, which enabled the builders to
complete their buildings without de-
lay and that it's yards contain the
largest assortment of high grade
building material in this territory.
The large volume of the company's
business enables it to fill all orders
promptly and the large supplies of
materials they purchased last winter
enables it to sell it's customers lumber
and other materials at prices not any
higher than saw mill prices, and on
some items of which there is a sur
plus in the yards, the prices will be
lower than sawmill current prices.
After careful investigation, the com
pany along with others fully informed
on trade conditions feels certain that
there can be no recession from pres
ent prices and it advises you to build
now, so that you can enjoy the COM
forts that a new home will bring, or
the facilities or convenience that will
come from a new barn, store or other
building you have been waiting to
build We are glad to recommend
the company to the patronage of our
readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURE
ING E. MILLING co.

This company is home" concern
in every sense Of the word, having
been organized three years ago, the
idea originating in the minds of Aber-
deem men and the capital raised to
finance it. Aberdeen men are at its
head now and have made it the sue
cess that it is. From humble base
ment it has grown to spacious build
ing at Baltimore avenue and Main
street, and so statesmen are now on
the road selling it's products. Gets
En-" which is a ration balance supply
ing mineral ingredients necessary to
keep animals in normal condition.
The manufacturers do not claim any
medicinal qualities for their product
simply that it is a ration balance for
live stock The extraordinary demand
for the company's product has made it
necessary to remodel and enlarge the
plant which when completed will be
a full basement three-story structure,
with a 60-foot frontage and depth
of 1870 feet. Laurenz Harris of this
city is president of the company and
F. c. Leslie, vice president The lat
ter is now also field manager and To-
Gated at the Sioux City branch.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
6. +, JEJLiNECk.

Mr.. Smoker, how do you choose
your cigar? If you are tobacco shark
and pride yourself on the kind Of
tobacco or cigar you smoke, just how
do you take them? It's by the taste
you will say. ten chances to one. And
you are right, for there is a taste to
the real cigar just as there is a real
taste to food properly prepared and
served. You know a cigar almost
as soon as you shut your teeth on it.
That is the way the many patrons of
F. S. Jellinek, cigarmaker, PIP So. Lin
coin street, learned the superiority of
the brands. Jellineck cigars are made
for the men who are discriminating
in the cigars they smoke and that is
why they are handled in all the lead
ing stores carrying tobaccos. In addi-
ton to cigars Mr.. Jellineck also han
dies smoking and chewing tobaccos
of all kinds, and smokers goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
SQUIRE AND co

Investors are centering their atten-
ton on South Dakota farm lands and
ranches as the best investment propo-
sitionS now before them and the un-
usually large number of sales this last
year is one of the best evidences that
farm lands are considered the most
profitable and safest forms of invest
ments. While prices have started to
advance as the result of the heavy
buying and trading, conservative real
estate men claim the top has not yet
been reached and prices will go still
higher. The Squire Land Co.. 201-203
Van Slyke Building, is among the
responsible land companies that look
for still further advances in land
values. They are advising their
patrons and investors to buy now and
benefit by the rise that will continue
for the next year or two. The COM
pany has some finely located tracts,
that are good farm lands for alfalfa,
hog and corn or stock ranches. They
are especially Interested in locating
the farmer who wants a good farm
home The prices on these are low
right now and will surely advance
We would advise our readers to take
advantage of the opportunity and buy
through this reputable company while
the opportunity is before them and
are glad to recommend it to our
readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
a w VOEDiSck

If you are not satisfied that you are
carrying enough insurance on your
life, you can't afford to lose another
day in getting the matter settled. A.
w. Voedisch, General Agent for the
Equitable Life of Iowa, 527 Citizens
Bank Bldg, and c. B. Mikkelson, his
agent of Aberdeen, will be glad to go
over your insurance requirements with
you and help you solve your troubles.
The Equitable Life of Iowa is SO years
old. Reserve is guaranteed by de-
posits with the State covering full
amount and he can offer you some
splendid policies in both straight life,
20 Pay Life and Endowment, with all
of the latest features, including dis
ability and double indemnity benefits
that are decidedly beneficial to the
policy holders.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
TAYlOR'S LAUNDRY,

Taylors laundry has taken the blue
out of BLUE Monday" for the Aber-
deem housewives and not only that
but the family washings are done
quicker and cheaper than when they
were cone at home. When you take
account of the soap and other wash
ing compounds, the starch, gas or
other fuel with which to boil the
clothes, the electricity when you have
washing machine, then the dirt
around the house and the tired out and
exhausted housewife at the end of the
days washing along with her other
work, and then compare it all with
what it will cost to have the work
done as we'll If not better at the Taylor
laundry, you will choose the latter.
If you object to rough edges on your
starched collars, send them to the
Taylor laundry, which has special ma
chinery for putting the velvet edge on
the collars and other machines for
shaping them so that the ties do not
make them buckle. Your laundry
will be called for and delivered.