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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR PIANO COMPANY.

If you want to have a beautiful
toned piano or player piano i'll your
home, or monograph that will give
YOU the songs of the great artists and
the musical productions of the worlds
greatest masters, now is the time to
make your purchases from the SUI
peTior Piano Company, 1903 Tower
Avenue. The Superior Piano Com
pany has also opened up a fine new
store at Duluth under the name of
Taylor Patton Music Co., at 329 W..
Superior Street. All of the depend
able makes of pianos and musical in
struments will be found in the splen-
did selection of stocks that sare now
on the sales floor and in the show
cases of the company. Among the
different makes of pianos for which
the Superior Piano Company has the
agencies are the Mehlin, Hallet &
Davis, Price & Teeple. Schaeffer, Rem
brandt, Conway and Lexington. These
are carried in all of the different
models, beautifully finished, full toned
and the kind that will give the great
est possible degree of satisfaction and
service. If you have set your mind
on having player piano or phono-
graph the Superior Piano Company
has the best makes on the market.
They are as perfect i'll tone and
mechanical operation as science and
workmanship can make them and the
prices at which they are now marked
place them within the reach of every
home. The company always carries
in stock complete assortment of rec
ords for both player pianos and phono-
graphs and new records are arriving
each month. We are glad for this
opportunity of recommending the SUI
perior Piano Company to the patron.
age of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
HUNTER e. HUNTER.

Natures way of effecting a cure is
the chiropractic way. The chiroprac-
tor knows natures wonderful ways
and helps mankind help himself. You
cannot afford to neglect your health
and the longer you put off having an
analysis of your condition made just
that much longer will it take to re-
er, rooms and 3, Wemyss Block, are
graduates of the celebrated Palmer
School of Chiropractic and enjoy one
of the largest and most successful
practices in Superior The excellent
professional reputation laid by Hunter
e Hunter makes their words reliable
and safely to be depended upon.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ALLOUES CASH MEAT MARKET.

Everything is cash at the Alloucs
Cash Meat Market, PA Cass Street.
that is why one can buy meats there
cheaper than at any other place in
Superior Low prices prevail because
of the enormous patronage of the mar
ket and also because overhead ex-
penses of operation have been re-
duced to a minimum by the Goldberg
& Reinkall Co. The company buys for
cash and gets the best prices. 1t sells
for cash and has not expensive system
of bookkeeping, no bills to be sent out
each month, no stationery and postage
to buy and best of all no dead beats
among its patrons. Bad accounts are
one of the many causes for high
prices. At a store where everything
is cash there are no bad accounts, con-
sequently lower prices are bound to
prevail. II you are not a patron of
the market you should give it a trial.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
CAMPBELL PHARMACY,

At Campbell Pharmacy, 1915 Iowa
Avenue, you will find a wonderful
selection of dyes and colorings for
clothes, shoes and straw hats that will
answer every purpose.
You will also find all kinds of dis,
infectants, cleaning fluids for the home
to make it more sanitary and healthy
The Campbell Pharmacy is likewise
headquarters for the best latest dis,
plays in toilet articles and all aces
series for milady's dressing table, all
in the seasons novelties and latest
accepted favors. There is also carried
large choice selection of fancy
goods, kodaks, films and supplies for
the amateur photographers and sta
tionery. The store is one of the lead
ers in the city in compromising pre-
scriptions and a sub-statiOn of the
postoffice is located in it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

for services on the second floor, was
erected at a cost of about $4,000.

fOr services on the second moor, was
erected at cost of about $4,000.
In 1911 when the church was com.
pleted, Rev. A. Gavenda, newly Or
dained priest from Europe, succeeded
Rev. A. A. Jazdzewski, and had charge
of the parish until November, 1914,
when he was transferred to St. Stan
islaus Church. The Rt. Rev. Bishop
J. M. Koudelka then appointed Rev.
John Smoley pastor of IS. Cyrillus
and Methodius Church, whose congre-
CATION now comprised about seventy
families.
Thus far the school has not been
opened, and the classrooms are still
used for club rooms. The living
rooms ON the first floor were occupied
by the pastor, until November, 1918,
at which time the present incumbent,
Rev. Vincent Ciner, moved into the
newly erected parsonage. The rectory
is of the latest type and was built at
a cost of 100000. Rev. Vincent
Ciner, who succeeded Rev John
Smoley, is contemplating to open the
school, and by doing so the earnest
desire of parish and pastor to edu-
cate the children in Catholic environ
ments will be accomplished.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
r. j. ANDERSON GROCERY
cNMpANv

A glance at the advertisements of
the T. J. Anderson Grocery Company
in the Superior papers will readily
convince you of the prevailing low
prices on all of the goods sold by the
company. It's store at 911.913 Tower
is the last word in arrangement of
stock and quality of goods carried.
It's stock of dried fruits is especially
complete and includes native and inn
ported brands. The department de-
voted to canned vegetables, fruits, fish
and meats is one of the largest in the
city and is noted for the quality of the
goods and reasonable prices. Fresh
vegetables in season and the cheese
department has no equal in the city
and are important features of this
stores business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
THE HOWE AGENCY,

There are some unusually good OPP
portunities for parties desiring to pur
chase modern and up-to-date cottages
and homes in Superior to acquire them
right now through the Howe Agency,
919 Tower Avenue. At the prices of
lumber, building materials and labor
these homes could not be duplicated
today at twice the prices asked for
them. Easy terms will also be given
on these propositions, so that parties
receiving ordinary salaries or wages
can start buying themselves a home
and let their rent money apply on the
purchase price. The firm also has an
extensive rental list and handles farm
property, both improved and unim
proved, cut-over timber land and min
eral land tracts that are unexcelled
as investment propositions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SRER'S CASH AND CARRY
GROCERY

The cash and carry system in prac-
tice at Sher's, 1915 Tower Avenue, has
proven most popular feature at this
trading center 1t saves needless ex-
pense to the grocer and to patron,
expedites deliveries and on every ar
.ticle on the shelves of the store, one
can effect saving of at least a cent
and on each item of goods the saving
is noticeable and worth while. The
best brands of food stuffs are always
found in stock and the selection and
displays are always complete. Sher's
makes a speciality of canned goods
cOffees and teas of all kinds and in
vites you to try some of the different
brands that you may learn for your.
self their high quality.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
YANO BROTHERS.

Is there any other article of jeWelry
that attracts any more attention than
. handsome sparkling diamond? We
dare say there is not. Yano Bros,
jewellers and optometrists, 1909 Tower
Avenue, are displaying some splendid
stones, which is probably the best
showing of diamonds that has been
made in Superior. ALI of the standard
makes of watches are carried in stock
and their repair department is one of
the most efficient in the city. There
is also a very attractive display of
cut glass ware and every piece is a
work of skilled artist. The OPTIC
metry department is very complete
and will give you expert service at
the very minimum of cost.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
n. G, GROSS,

Insist on quality when you buy your
fur coats, muffs, scarfs and throws OF
all kinds. Unless you are fur expert
you are at the mercy Of your dealer
and that is why we recommend that
Avenue, across from post Office, when
you are in the market for any kind
Of a garment. There is always class
and distinctive appearance in all gar
ments coming from his shop, and furs
for summer wear are now on display
in some smart styles that are growing
extremely popular. He also repairs
and remodels fur garments of all
kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY.

When you want some of those de-
vices that add the finished appearance
and the final touches to your automo-
bile, you will find them in the widest
selection and of the best manufacture
and design at the store of the Superior
Auto Supply Company, 1914 Tower
Avenue. Every device and accessory
as ii appears on the market and has
proven value will be found among
the stock of the company. You can
get Firestone tires in all the running
sizes, both for automobiles and trucks
When you want oils and greases fol
your machines, you will find the
Veedol brand carried by the company
Que of the most satisfying and in the
one OF the cheapest lubricants on the
market
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
II. r. COREY, 1.-THE LUMBERMAN."

n. r. COREY, 1.-THE LUMBERMAN."
Selection of lumber and all other
materials that enter into building con-
struction should be made only after
due consideration of prices and quail
ties in these times of high prices, and
cost of labor. Now that spring is
about here and the government has
removed the ban Oh all building oper-
ations that existed during the war.
there will undoubtedly be much build
ing this season. H. r. Corey, "The
Lumberman," 500 John Avenue, car
ries fine stock of lumber. rough and
finished, lath, heavy timbers, shingles
and roofing of all kinds, wall board,
cement, sand brick, stone, lime, frames
and sash. His prices on these ma.
terials are moderate and surprisingly
low when the quality is considered
In many cases its prices are lower
than those of other companies for in
ferior goods. He represents the manu-.
facturers of fancy and artistic doors
and art windows, silos, farm gates
fencing and tanks. of all kinds. He
specializes in hardwood flooring and
will be pleased to be given the oppor
tunity of giving you estimates on the
cost of new flooring in your home
He also carries in stock all kinds OF
hard wood, and kiln dried lumber fol
interior finishing. .-~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ROSS ELECTRIC COMPANY.

When you erect your new house or
office building, of course you will have
it wired for electricity and you will
further want to feel that the work is
properly done so that there will not be
any danger of fires starting from
crossed wires. The Ross Electric
Company 1905 Tower Avenue, makes
specially of electric wiring of all
kinds and are in position to do your
work safely and in workmanlike
manner. 1t also carries a complete
line of electric and gas fixtures such
as electric ranges, washers, fiat irons,
lamps. coasters, percolators, bed warm
ers, curling irons, egg cookers and
the dozens of other electrical Access
series and conveniences. Let the
Ross Electric Company demonstrate
these appliances to you. It's store is
headquarters for Willard Storage Bat
teries, and it also does all kinds of
electrical repairing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
GILBERT BATTERY SERVICE.

If you don't want to have the Sun
day trip spoiled and have to walk sew
eral miles to get repairs or have some
one come out to overhaul your auto
mobile, you will be wise to have wiring
and ignition and batteries tested and
overhauled by the Gilbert Battery
Service, 1714 Broadway. So many
little things can happen to the wiring
and ignition workings of truck or auto
mobile that will cause trouble that it
is almost impossible for the average
driver to locate and repair. The
safest plan is to have your car over
hauled and thoroughly inspected at
frequent intervals by the Gilbert Bat
terry Service. You can also get all
other kinds of auto accessories from
this firm.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ABBY'S PHARMACY,

One of the popular stores of SUI
perior is the Abby's Pharmacy at 1923
North Fifth Street, of which Mr. A. B.
Averbook is the proprietor. The pre-
scription department is noted for the
manner in which it cares for the trade
and patronage it enjoys and only Ii
censed and experienced pharmacists
employed in compromising prescrip-
lions. The store also handles very
complete line of fancy goods and ko,
dak supplies. Ladies have found that
the display of toilet accessories, bou-
doir sets, face creams and lotions,
tales and other powders, perfumes,
both imported and native, is unex.
celled anywhere
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
j. F. RICHARDSON,

Palntlng means more than applying
paint to surface. And when one has
his automobile or carriage painted
and vanished he wants to know that
1t is put on in the proper manner after
the surface has been made ready.
That is why ]. F. Richardson at 914
ogden Avenue. has made such a sue
cess in his trade of auto and carriage
painting. He has had years of expert
ence and uses the best wearing and
weather resisting paints and varnishes
that can be purchased. He gives hon
est service and every automobile she
paints is completed in workmanlike
manner.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ROGERS-RUGER LUMBER
COMPANY

Indications point to much building
In Superior and vicinity this season
since all war restrictions have been
removed. The Rogers-Ruger Lumber
Company, Eighth Street and Catlin
Avenue, has entered into the move
ment to stimulate building operations
by making radical cuts in the prices of
its lumber and building materials hop
ing that others will realize the i'm
portance at this time of such a move
ment. There is a surprising lack of
housing accommodations in Superior
and the company feels that the bene-
hts that will come to the city and incl
dentally to the company through in
creased general patronage warrants
them in taking these steps. It's stocks
OF lumber and building material will
be found to be priced far below those
OF many other companies, while the
quality and grade of goods is superior.
Builders will do well to get the special
prices on shiplap, shingles, tar paper.
roof boards, red cedar siding and hard.
wood flooring.
AIR.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
LEAMAN'S BAKERY.

Ever taste Butter-Krust bread?
Well there is nice big light loaf wait
ing for you at the Leaman bakery,
1914 Ogden Avenue. and we would adj
wise you not to let another day pass
without giving it trial. 1t will chase
away your dyspepsia and bring back
your appetite. You will enjoy living
again and ask for the second and third
slice. With nice fresh butter, or a
little touch of jam or jelly, you have
a feast for king. If you have been
longing and wishing for taste OF
home made bread again, that would
only taste like it did when you were
a boy or a girl, well, here is chance
to say, Yum, Yum. The bakery also
makes all kinds of pies, cakes, cookies
and pastry goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ST. PATRICk'S CHURCH.
Billings Park, Superior.

One of the most fiourishing parishes
of the city of Superior is in the Bill
ings Park section of the city. Name
of the church is St Patricks and is
attended by the Servite Fathers, Rev
erend r. McDermott, o. S. NJ, being
the pastor.
The history of the parish goes back
to February 4, 1892. On this date a
melting was held for the purpose of
forming a Catholic parish in what was
then known as the Steel Plant divi-
sion of West Superior. At this meet.
ing steps we're taken to raise funds
and procure property necessary for
parochial buildings. Alexander Nc,
Donald, Frank Britt and James Burns
were elected trustees. At a subse
quent meeting st. Patrick was chosen
as patron of the new congregation.
At first the congregation was at
tended as mission by Father from
the Sacred Heart parish. Right Rev
Mgr c. j. Weber was it's first resi-
dent pastor. During the tenure OF
Office of Mgr Weber the church
building was completed and equipped
for the accommodation of a resident
pastor Rev. NJ. E. Boyce succeeded
Mgr Weber as pastor. Father Boyce
caused the present parochial residence
to be built and made many valuable
improvements and additions to the
church property. Rev. Louis Charron
served the parish for over two years
as a successor to Father Boyce. In
1905 Rev. John Harrington was ap
pointed to the charge of st. Patrick S
succeeding Father Charron. In Octo
Der of the year 1914 the Jesuit Fathers
took charge of st. Patrick's. Under
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
CATLlN e. BUTLER ABSTRACT
COMPANY, LTD,

The surest way of knowing you hold
a clear title to any property you own
or may expect to own is to have it
distracted by the Catlin & Butler Alb
stract Co., Ltd, 900 Tower Avenue.
This company has been in Superior
since 1887 and is the only one of its
kind in Douglas County. The officers
are: T. w. Kirkpatrick, president:
w. Kirkpatrick, secretary, and S. M.
Berg, treasurer. The high standing in
the community of these gentlemen,
their integrity and good Judgment
adds much to their success, and as
further proof of their dependa ability
they are bonded abstracters for the
Federal Land Bank.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
SUPERIOR CREAMERY COMPANY

Among the largest wholesalers and
retailers Of pure milk and cream in
Superior is the Superior Creamery
Company. John w. Patterson and
George L. Taft are proprietors of the
company and by their close attention
to the business and the high quality
of the milk and cream the company
handles, have built its patronage up
until it is probably the largest in Su-
perior. Everything is done to keen
the milk clean and free from contami-
nation of all kinds, and from the time
it comes from the cows until it reaches
the consumer it is handled under the
most sanitary conditions and kept
properly iced to save it from spelling
or turning sour. The company also
handles butter. the rich yellow sweet
and creamy kind that makes good
bread so much better. Also it handles
cottage cheese and buttermilk at all
times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
E. T. BARRON G. CO.

Your home will not be complete I'M
less there is a Victrola in it and E. T.
Barron & Co. at 1907 Tower Avenue,
are the largest Victrola dealers in
Superior, having for your inspection
the most select showing of machines
ever brought to this city. They range
in prices from $25 up, SO every one
can surely select machine at the
price they can afford to pay, whether
it be for cash or on the convenient
payment plan. This store also has a
large stock of records and receives
the new ones as fast as they are re-
leased each month.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
DoNlEY pRAY e. STORAGE co.

The Donley Dray e Storage Co,
1915 Tower Avenue, is especially well
equipped to take care of your storage
requirements. It's warehouse is mod
ern in construction and equipment,
and ample for all purposes, big padded
vans for moving your furniture and
careful men trained in the work,
enables the company to give its pa
irons the very best service that Is pos
sible to be rendered. The company
also does a general drayage business
and in addition carries on a general
retail coal business, handling only the
very best grades for the various uses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
LIBERTY CANDY STORE.

Those of our readers who have a
sweet tooth, no doubt have found that
the headquarters for fresh and whole
some candies of all kinds is at the
new Liberty Store, 916 Tower Avenue.
This new store represents the very
latest efforts to give Superior an up
to-date confectionery store and ice
cream fountain. In the selection of
the stocks of CONNECTIONS, cigars,
cigarettes and tobaccOs, the best
goods on the market have been Sc
lected. The ice creams, ices, frappes
and other frozen delicacies are made
from the best and most wholesome
materials and will please the most fas-
tidious epicure.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
G. RUGGE.

There is only one thing more de-
licious than dish of Rice Lake ice
cream and that is another dish of the
same delicious connection. This popu-
lar brand which has become so much
in favor throughout Superior is sold
by G. Bugge, 1911 Grand Avenue and
is sold in all of the leading ice cream
parlors throughout the city, including
the High School Pharmacy, the Palace
of Sweets; H. w. Clark, South SUI
perior; F. w. Hacke, Ceveral Park;
B. Amundson, East End; The Olym-
pia on Tower Avenue; Wassen Bros,
Billings Park. No expense is spared
and nothing is left undone to make
Rice Lake ice cream the best on the
market. It's exquisite flavors, fine
textures and wholesome body have
instantly won it the popularity and
splendid patronage that only comes to
articles of superior quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
BIG FARM FOR GEESE
NEW MISSOURI INDUSTRY
Scventy-Four Acres Near Monro. f,t~
VIII lie Used for Breeding
Plnce.

PARIS. MO, July s.-An exclusive
goose farm is the latest Undertaking
IN a poultry way in this par, of tbe
country The man TO adopt the unique
IDEA is Claud Henderson. member Of q
local poultry firm. who has lust mr..
chased farm OF seven,y-tour acres
near Monroe city. for which he paid
Sl75 an acre. '
Last year Mr.. Henderson handled
$4,000 geese and the venture proved
prohtable beyond his most ,sancuine
hopes. and as the work was done on n
rented farm he decided to ACQUIRE land
OF ms own. whtHs he icould devotion
IDEAS that he had "A, mind for making
even greater success of the undertar
Ing; ON the farm Henderson has every
modern device for taking care OF the
feathercd stock and he pays especi,l
attention 10 see that no disease finds
It's way into the nock
Henderson says that by devotinr hts
entire tine 10 the geese he can &c,
much better results than engaging in
regular agricultural pursuits. and I, is
q more interesting business. He saws
ne Will continc himself to 30 200 mis-
season, but hopes 10 have double that
son this fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
VIRGINIA TUBERs LEAD
New PotRtGe~ Higher In Principal Mar
kets-Eastern shore Men Getting
In Their Work.

In all Of the markets north Of us
new potatoes are going actively at the
bost prices yet recorded. The Bureau
OF Markets reports as follows:
With little desirable old stock offered
and new stock In moderate volume for
the time OF year. prices showed tend
ency to recover little OF the con-
tinuous losses OF the past month. East
ern Shore Of Virginia Cooblers, now
leading market line. comprise about
one-haif OF the receipts advanced IS
to So, cents. reaching S5.2s to Sc per
barrel (. Q. b. shipping points and
strengthened In consuming markets to
range OF $3.50 to 81. Norfolk Cob
blers advanced % cents. closing SIS
to $3.50 per barrel T. o. b. and ranged
In Northern markets SIS to s6.25. North
Carolina Cobblers. including much In
ferior stock. ranged 81 to $3.50 (. o. b.
shipping points and i5.e5 TO s5.IS In
Northern markets. Oklahoma Bliss
Triumphs recovered at shipping points,
ranging $2.25 to $3.50 per 100. sacked
and advanced also in mid Western
consuming markets. ranging $2.75 to
$3.50. Shipments. 2.41s cars. decline
of 22s and about two-thirds the volume
OF the corresponding time last year.