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Evening journal., 1919-09-26
Silks and
Dress Goods

Both of these lines always to be found at
their best here are shown in a range of styles
and colors seldom attained by any store any
where All Satin faced fabrics are strongly
in demand in silk, while serges, silvertones
and tricotines are popular in woolens. No
matter what your requirements we are amply
prepared to meet your needs.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

Atlanta, Ca, will open It's first high
school for Negroes January 4.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
rn nnLn ApnnN nAZAAR.

The Eleventh street Bridge Neighbor-
hood Club met last night IN the club
room az Thirteenth and Head streets.
Final arrangements have been made
for the apron bazaar which viii be
held on October 2 Mrs. Clara Walker,
president OF the Mothers Club, has
charge Of the affair.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

posting notices forbIdding anyone to
gun thereon.
This will be done until the next ses-
sion OF the Legislature when a special
act for fostering deer win be intro
duced
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
New Coats
Comfortable and Attractiv,


no bring into being
a
Generous collars and cuffs Of accoon Hudson opos
chameleon tnSetone frost glow and
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
WEST BRANDYWINE
GRANGE RALLIES

The rally" held by the West Bran
dywine Grange last evening in the
Grange Hall at Talleyville proved a
great success. Approximately 70 mem
bers Of the Grange were present-and
enjoyed this 'get-together" meeting.
Music and games were enjoyed and
refreshments served.
The building committee reported that
he addition TO the building was pro-
crossing rapidly and that the roof had
been put on.
IL was announced that many special
features would be on the program next
Thursday night, and all members were
requested to take part in this affair.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

Rev. F. T. Withered who died at
Hurley at the age Of so, bathed in the
Thames daily throughout the year and
had not missed a dip on Christmas day
for more than 30 years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA AUTO COMPANY,

Autoists and car and truck owners
have found in the Virginia Auto Com
pany, Sixth avenue and Third street
North, an ideal headquarters for all
kinds of supplies and repairs. In the
automobile world the Virginia Auto
Co. is widely known because of the
extent of it's operations and its rela-
Bile business operations. 1t has the
selling agencies for the Dodge and
Oldsmobile cars, two of the best
known cars on the market, and is
ready to take up with you your auto
mobile requirements 1t has ready for
your inspection and will demonstrate
to you those cars and can make quick
delivery on your order. It's line of au-
tomobile supplies, accessories and re-
pairs is always a large and complete
one. It's ready department is usually
well equipped to put your car in order
in short time and at fair cost for
the labor. The company also has
storage space, and will quote you
reasonable terms for the service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
COOPERATIVE HOME BUILDING E.
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The Cooperative Home Building E.
Loan Association, with offices in Room
32S First National Bank building, Vir-
ginia, Mimi, has been the means of
scores of it's members building and
finally owning homes of their own in
this city. In its operation, the Asso
citation has broad and liberal business
policies that are amply safeguarded in
the interests of the members and vet
afford the very best terms in carrying
to completion their ambitions of being
comfortably located in their homes.
In fact, the Association grants as long
as ten years to return amount borrow
ed by monthly installments. The men
at the head of the Association are
business mess of tried ability and high
est integrity. They also conduct a
loan department for advancing cash
loans to it's members on good and ap-
proved real estate security at the pre-
vailing rates of interest By writing,
phOning or calling, information in de-
tail can be had about any branch of
their service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
BEVERLY VOGUE SHOP.

The splendid showing of fashionable
outer apparel for women and misses,
now to be seen at the Beverly Vogue
Shop, easily stamps the shop as the
fashion headquarters for Virginia and
vicinity. Every article represents the
very latest thought and expression of
the designers of garments for women,
and each garment is work of art on
the part of the designer. The lady
who prides herself on her discriminate
ing taste in the selection of her ward
robe can best satisfy that taste by
making her purchases from the Bever-
ly Shop, for she has the assurance that
every garment is strictly up to the
minute in style and design, but also
that the fabrics and colors are authen-
tic as to the seasons fashion decree.
Not only is the showing of the shop
complete as to coats, frocks and gowns
for the season of 1919, but also the
accessories of dress, millinery, gloves,
hosiery, parasols, furs and laces of all
kinds are carried in sufficient selec-
ton to enable every patron to select
her wardrobe complete.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
ANDREW GRANDE.

Now is the time to paint up and
make your home look 100 per cent
clean inside and out. There is moth
ing so helpful to the appearance of a
building as good paint we'll applied,
and nothing so conducive to the health
as fresh paint on the interior of a
house. Andrew Grande, wholesale and
retail dealer in hardware, paints, var
nishes and glass of all sizes, carries a
large stock of the best made paints
and varnishes at his store, PIP Chest
nut street. These paints are made by
one of the best paint grinding and
mixing plants in the country and are
noted for their durability and spread.
Mr.. Grande also operates a very com
pletely stocked lumber yard at 101
Second street South, where one can
find anything needed in building ma
terial of the very best quality and at
the most reasonable of prices. The
lumber is all carefully protected from
the rains, sun and SHOWS, is perfect in
shape and of the best quality that can
be secured from the big lumber mills
You will also find their stone and
brick, lime, cement, lath, wall board,
shingles and all kinds of materials for
interior finishings of buildings and
structures.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
NATURE-PAiNTERS.

Unappreciated, poor and neglected
were the painters who first put aside
the conventional idea of subject" in
their pictures of landscape and peas
ant life, and went direct to the fields
and woods for their inspiration. The
leaders of this school were Corot,
Rousseau, Millet, Dupre, Bonheur
and others, and the little French vii
lage, near the forest of Fontaine-
bleau, gave it's name to the artists,
who after years of struggle attained
recognition and success. Rousseau, in
a letter to friend, said: in recon-
pense for the life God has given us,
let us try in our works to make the
manifestation of life our first thought;
let us make a man breathe, a tree
really vegetate." And Millet wrote:
Il try not to have things look as if
chance had brought them together,
but as if they had a necessary bond
between themselves" This revolt
against the classical tendency began
in 1880 and resulted in a new school
of landscape art in France.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
DR.. E. L. GUTscHENRITTER.

Virginia is fortunate in having so
capable a veterinarian as DR.. E. l..
Gutschenritter, 212 First street North.
A graduate of one of the best veterin-
arian schools, and having had a very
extensive practice, he is able to give
owners of live stock the best skilled
service. At present with live stock of
all kinds so high in price, a farmer,
breeder or owner cannot afford to
take any risks in looking after the
health of any of the individuals of his
flocks and herds. Now is the time to
have your swine looked after, as pork
is gold nowadays, so don't take any
chance of losing them. DR.. Gutschen.
ritter is a successor to the practice OF
DR.. NJ. F. Guilinger, and has developed
very large practice through his abil
ity and success.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
DEFINITION OF A FRIEND.

What is a friend? l will tell you.
1t is a person with whom you dare to
be yourself. Your soul can can go
naked with him. He seems to ask of
you to put on nothing, only to be what
you are. He does not want you to
be better or worse. When you are
with him you feel as prisoner feels
who has been declared innocent.
You do not have to be on your guard.
You can say what you think, express
what you feel. He is shocked at
nothing, offended at nothing. SO long
as it is genuinely you. He under
stands those contradictions in your
nature that lead others to misjudge
you. With him you breathe freely.
You can take Off your coat and
loosen your collar. You can avow
your little vanities and envies and
ness and absurdities, and in opening
them up to him they are lost, dis
solved in the white ocean of his 10y
atty. He understands. You do not
have to be careful. You can abuse
him, neglect him, berate him. Best of
all, you can keep still with him. 1t
makes no matter. He likes you. He
is like fire, that purifies all you do.
He is like water, that cleanses all you
say. He is like wine, that warns you
to the bone He understands, he I'M
derstands, he understands. You can
weep with him, laugh with him, pray
with him. Through and underneath
it all he sees, knows and loves-you.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10

come predominantly English-speaking,
while the parish of Eveleth had be-
come prevailingly Slovenian, Father
Bilban in October, 1903, moved to Eve
leth and Father Hogan was appointed
pastor of Our Lady Of Lourdes Church.
Virginia. The old parOchial residence
was sold for $1,000 and the present
residence built by Father Hogan.
Father Hogan left Virginia for East
Grand Forks in 1909 and was sue
ceeded by Father Powers. The church
was then enlarged, full basement
and winter chapel being added. Dur
ing the years 1914 and 1915 the pres
ent parochial school building was
erected. In January, 1919, Father
Powers was given charge of the Cathe-
dral parish, Duluth; and Father Linn
mer of Cloquet, appointed pastor OF
the Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
PELTO G. kOSkl HARDWARE AND
FURNITURE CO.

When you are in the market for
hardware or furniture of any kind, you
will find an unusually complete stock
Of each at the store of Pelto & koski
Hardware & Furniture Company, 1870
Chestnut street. If you have planned
to purchase porch furniture, lawn
swings or hammocks for your personal
enjoyment this season, it will pay you
to see the bargains to be had at this
store. All kinds of up-to-date house
hold furniture in all of the latest
styles are now on display and await
ing your selection. Workmen who
require good tools, the kind that will
stand the hardest kind of usage, have
learned that the stocks carried by this
company are the dependable kind and
are always cheapest in the end Tools
for the machinist, carpenter, mason,
farmer and for every trade are to be
found there in wide selection, and no
matter what kind of tool or instrument
you may want, you will find it in stock,
or it will be secured for you promptly.
Just now the line of garden, farm and
lawn tools are in great demand and
the company is making special prices
on some of the lines they are carry
ing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
(THE QUALITY SHOP

For eighteen busy and successful
years Jerissati Brothers great Ladies'
Ready to Wear Store has been recog-
nized as the quality shop of Virginia.
1t is the store of stores for womens,
misses, and girls wearing apparel.
All of the styles for spring and sum-
mer are shown in the wonderful dis
play of stylish suits. frocks, dresses,
millinery, gloves, hosiery and foot
wear. All of the newest fabrics with
the authentic colorings for 1919 are
awaiting the critical inspection and Ill
innate selection of Virginias discrim-
mating dressers and portrayers of
mOdish styles. Economical shoppers
and those who always insist on the
best qualities in the goods they pur-
chase, know that the Jerissati mark or
label stands for the best quality and
means that the maximum of wear and
service will be obtained from the arti-
Gle. They also know that goods pur-
chased at this store represent the very
latest dictates of Dame Fashion.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
MARTIN RERGERSON.

Martin Bergerson, contractor and
builder, has been identified with the
building activities of Virginia for sew
eral years. Many Of the stores and
other semi-public buildings were de-
signed and erected by him and stand
as a credit to his skill and faithful full
fillment of contracts. He not only is a
builder and contractor, but he also op-
crates a very complete and up-to-date
lumber yard at 613 and 615 Ninth St,
where he always carries in stock a
complete line of mill work for interior
office and house fnishings, builders
hardware, building paper and paper
materials of all kinds, paints, oils and
varnishes, painters supplies, glass and
glaciers supplies. Mr.. Bergerson's
stock of materials are noted for their
quality and are always in large enough
stock so that he can fill your orders
promptly. We are glad of this oppor-
tunity to recommend him to the pa
tronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE ETERNAL MOTHER.

Strange things happen even in the
prosaic depths of the subway. Once
in a while the curtain of conversation
draws away and for an instant one
looks deep into life itself before the
jealous curtain falls again.
He was a private of artillery His
bOyish face held lines of WEAKNESS,
and as he slumped down into a corner
seat of the car his red corded hat fell
off, revealing that his hair was yellow
and curly. He did not stop to pick
it up, for he fell asleep almost as soon
as he hit the seat
Few noticed the gray-haired woman
who sat opposite, watching him. She
was gaunt and shabby. One wondered
what she was doing abroad at that
early morning hour. She never took
her eyes off the sleeping lad. Pres.
emily she arose to leave as the train
jolted into station.
AS she passed the boy she bent, lift.
ed the battered campaign hat, laid it
on his lap and then kissed him softly
on his tumbled yellow hair. He did
not stir and she almost ran from the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE REX BEAUTIFUL.

In order that the higher class of
beautiful film productions shall have
the proper setting in their presenta-
tions they should have the proper sur
roundings. That is why the manage
ment of the Rex Beautiful has spent
the fortune it has in making that thea
ter as attractive and artistic as posi-
BILE; in fact, the most beautiful NOV
ing picture theater in this vicinity.
Every film that is presented at the
Rex Beautiful is carefully considered,
not only from the censorship point of
view, but also to see that it conforms
to the high standards of excellence
demanded by the management. Rex
Beautiful programs stand for par ex-
cellence at. all times and they show
refinement in the subjects selected,
while only the best screen actors and
actresses are shown in their best
releases.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE TROY LAUNDRY,

The happy and congenial home in
Virginia is the one in which the laun-
dry work and family washing are sent
out to the Troy Laundry, located on
First street South and Sixth acenue
West. Having these done away from
home takes off from the housewife the
blues Of Monday and the hard work
that makes her tired the rest of the
week. And in addition the cost is so
small that it is much cheaper than
trying to have the work done in your
home. In addition to doing laundry
work of all kinds, the Troy Laundry
also does all kinds of dry cleaning
and repair work and solicits your bust
ness. You will find that it uses the
very latest methods in dry cleaning
and it guarantees all Of it's work. The
process used is absolutely harmless,
even to the most delicate fabrics, and
restores their color and appearance
until they look almost like new. The
cost is very small and enables you to
always appear we'll dressed at a very
small cost
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
SHANEDLlNG BROS. DRY GOODS
COMPANY

Unsurpassed values in women's new
spring and summer suits, frocks and
coats are now on display at Shaned-
ling Bros. Dry Goods Company, 226
Chestnut street. The styles are de-
cidedly attractive and pleasing and
have all the chic and smart effects
that are proving so popular and no
ticeable this year in well designed
garments. The store is repIete with
the new spring stocks in all of the
departments. Spring blouses, Milan
Use gloves, lingerie, corsets, and all of
the latest colorings and weaves of
summer dress goods, silks and satins.
The stocks of women's shoes and mil
linery are also complete with the
latest designs in these articles of
wear Another department that is
growing more popular each season is
the one devoted to boys clothing and
wearing apparel, which shows some
remarkable values in high class and
durable garments.
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3. LEVIN.
& Established 1894.

IL you are man or young man, you
will feel like new person once you
slip into one of those new spring or
summer suits and overcoats now be.
ing shown by B. Levin, clothier, at
218 Chestnut street. The suits are the
best tailoring talent has contributed
to their fashioning and making, which
insures the widest range Of selection
the city. Here also will be found a
very select line of furnishings for men
and young men, including shirts, hos.
iery, hats, caps and shoes
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10

known device to the profession for re-
lieving pain and all of the latest ac-
copied and proven methods of extract
ing, treating, filling, browning and car
ing for your teeth are used by the
Union Painless Dentists Do not have
an aching tooth extracted. 1t is only
sick and the proper careful treatment
will in nine times out of ten save it.
Have your teeth examined by the
Union Painless Dentists where they
will be given the careful scrutiny of
experienced dentists, who will suggest
to you the course of treatment you
should receive and they will tell you
what it will cost. If you are having
trouble with your plate, or you need
new bridge work in your mouth, it will
pay you to have the work done by the
Union Painless Dentists. They guar
antee that all work will be done along
approved and professional lines and
that it will be satisfactory.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE OLYMPIA CANDY STORE.

If you want to make a hit with your
wife or sweetheart, it is always easy.
All you have to do is to make her a
gift of a plant, bouquet of flowers or a
box of those delicious bonbons or
chocolates from the Olympia Candy
Store, 306 Chestnut street. The high
quality of the stock of candies, the
wide selection of fiavors and their pur-
ity, all have made the store the popu-
lar headquarters for sweets of all
kinds. In fact, the Olympia is fire.
quently referred to as the palace of
Sweets It's ice creams and flavors
are wholesome and pure and served in
large portions to each order Take
home a brick of ice cream. 1t is al
ways pure and delicious.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
kNPp E. MORRIS.

The words, "just as good" have no
standing at the drug store of Kopp &
Morris, PIG Chestnut street. When
you are sick and have paid to have a
physician examine you and prescribe
a certain kind of medicine to restore
you to health, you do not want some
of the ingredients called for in the
prescription to be substituted. That
is why the drug department of Kopp
& Morris is so popular with and often
recommended by the physicians of
Virginia. They have learned that
every prescription is filled carefully
and exactly as written out. The store
also carries complete stocks of pro-
prietary medicines, toilet articles and
accessories, hospital and sick room
supplies, confectionery and stationery
of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
r. l.. JOHNSON.

For good, fresh and high grade
stocks, low prices and the best posi-.
BILE service, the grocery store Of F. L.
Johnson, corner South Fifth avenue
and Ninth street, offers the best in.
ducements Of any other in that vicin
ity. Mr. Johnson is a firm believer
in the business principle of moving
his stocks rapidly on small margins
and for that reason prices his grocer
les low to the double advantage of his
bling them to purchase
them advantageously during this peri
cd of the high cost of living, and also
furnishing them with groceries that
are always fresh.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
C. A. GRAHAM.

The services of funeral director
who is competent, dignified, and able
to take complete charge of details,
takes away much of the Inevitable pain
of parting that comes at the time of
bereavement. G.. A. Graham, whose
funeral parlors are at 500 Chestnut
street, has won place for himself in
the regard of many Virginia families
through these very qualities. He is a
competent undertaken and embalmer,
his services are always performed
quietly and efficiently, and he is cap
able of attending to every detail of a
funeral, whether large and public, or
a small private affair. His charges
are always moderate, and are fixed on
the basis of services rendered and on
nothing else. His phone is 46-L1. In
connection with his establishment he
does picture framing.
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DR.. w. L. GAUIHiER.

Dr. w. L. Gauthier is widely known
throughout the Iron Range as sue
cessful specialist of all diseases of the
ear, eye, nose and throat. A graduate
Of the best medical schools and hav-
ing an extended experience in his field
of medical research and practice, he
is unusually well fitted and qualified
to handle the most difficult cases that
come to his attention. DR.. Gauthier's
offices in Room 800 Of the First Ma
tional Bank building are fitted with
the very latest and approved scientific
instruments for making the proper eX-
aminations of the various organs and
for operating upon them when the ne
cessity requires. He will be. glad to
make an examination and tell you
just what your condition is.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
A M RRIST E. co

The best in jewelry and music is al
ways to be found at the store of A. M.
Brist & Co., PA Chestnut Street. No
matter how small your purchase may
be, whether it is a small pin or article
of jewelry for wear, you may always
rest assured that it's quality is of the
best and exactly as represented to
you. The company is also offering
some exceptional values in pianos,
monographs and other musical instru-
ments this month, The line OF pianos
and monographs carried are noted for
their quality of tone, appearance and
finish, and are being sold at prices
that are unusually low for instruments
of so high a grade. The latest records
and sheet music are always to be had
at the Brist store