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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ANDERSON DRUG STORE

The Anderson Drug Store, Third
and Main streets, IS splendidly
equipped to give the very best and
most prompt service in the filling of
your prescriptions. It's prescription
department is a thoroughly up-to-date
one, always in charge of an expert
enced and licensed pharmacist, and is
stocked completely so that prescrip-
tions can be filed accurately and with
out substitution of any of the in
gradients. In connection with it's
drug department is it's stock of pro-
prietary medicines which is an I'M
usually large one and contains all of
the dependable patent medicines that
have proven their worth. You will be
interested in the stores stock of first
aid outfits, and also in it's stocks of
liniment, salves and other necessary
home remedies. Now that winter is
coming on, you should try some of
the Anderson preparations for chapped
hands and faces. The stock of toilet
articles and accessories is one of the
features of this store and ladies will
find everything they can desire among
it's toilet preparations.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
j, r, kLlNGER r,

One is always certain that he is
getting full weights and the best
grades of coal when he centers his
trade with J. F. Klinger, % Railroad
avenue East Mr.. Klinger buys coal
from the mines that are noted through
out this part of the Northwest. You
will find that both the hard and soft
Goals carried in stock excel in the
amount of heat units liberated when
they are burned. J. F. Klinger also
handles coke and wood and makes all
deliveries promptly. Mr.. Klinger ad-
vises his patrons to get their coal into
the bins now before winter sets in
when a serious shortage is bound to
arise throughout the country through
lack of production by the mines dur
ing the summer months.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WESTERN HIDE G. FUR COMPANY

One of the largest dealers and buy
ers of hides and furs in this part Of
the state is the Western Hide & Fur
Co.. 405 Railroad avenue West. Have
also house in Minneapolis under name
of Ribnick Bros, Stein & Co., 1929 No
22nd street; also the Western Hide &
Fur Co., Devils Lake, N. D. For near
ly decade it has been engaged in
the business Of buying furs and hides,
and tanning them and preparing them
for the market and has established
reputation for honest dealings and
fair prices paid to it's customers
Shippers of hides and furs from
distance need have no hesitancy in
consigning their stocks and seasons
trappings to this firm for it can be
depended upon to give the very best
market prices on every shipment. The
company also does custom tanning and
will give you the very best service
when you send your furs and skins
to it to be tanned. Tags and price
lists will be forwarded on your re-
quest. All work is guaranteed
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
SALISBURY BOOK STORE

If you are fond of reading and like
fiction, poetry, historical books, Or
books on economic or scientific sub
jects you will find an unusually large
stock of the best at the Salisbury book
store, 301 South Main street. For
summer and early fall reading, you
will find all of the seasons best fic-
tons. Just now, Harold Bell Wright's
The Recreation of Brian Kent is in
great demand and we urge you to
read it. 1t is charming love story
with the settings in the Ozark noun
tains. The store also carries all of
the latest magazines and periodicals,
also newspapers. At the store one
always finds large selection of school
supplies, stationery and correspond
ence cards, envelopes for all purposee
blank books and other office supplies
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
COMBS E. MAlLERY.

Ladies always find particular de-
light and enjoyment in buying corsets
and blouse from the selections always
to be found at the shop of Combs &
Mallory, 81 South Main street. They
always find there lovely blouse crea-
tons and the excellent quality of the
materials is always so far above the
usual stocks that women who appear
well dressed invariably make this
shop their buying center. The Offer
ings include wonderful and exclusive
designs after the designs of Madam
Flanders, Joseph Rothbardt and the
popular styles from Southern Califor-
MIA. A splendid line of corsets is car
ried, SO that women of any size can
be correctly fitted. There is also a
splendid line of fall and winter under.
wear and other articles of ladies lin
geries,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
LEACH e. SHOllEY,

This is an age of doing work by
machinery and in no field of activity
and production is the Importance of
up-to-date machinery more important
or more needed than in agriculture
With the wages demanded and the
shortening of the hours of labor, the
up-to-date farmer of today finds that
he has to provide other ways and
means to keep his production up to the
point where the farm will pay him
ample returns on his investments and
labor. The solution of the problem is
the addition of up-to-date and labor
saving machinery on the farm. The
place to buy it is the next question,
but easily solved when once Sle
splendid stock of Leach and Shelley,
401 So. Lincoln street, is inspected.
From tractor down to a pitchfork or
a piece of harness, this firms stock is
complete and made up of the best
implements and materials made.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HUB CITY RADIATOR WORKS.

You cannot afford to operate your
automobile or truck with leaky
radiator The risk is too great for
you may ruin your motor, and besides
it bespeaks careless nature to your
friends and acquaintances. 1t is al
ways simple matter to have any
leaks stopped or any other damages
that may have occurred to your radia-
tor repaired by driving your car to
the Hub City Radiator Works, 81 Third
avenue S. E. There you will find ex-
pert workmen and a shop equipped
with the very latest types of ma
1chinery and devices for the prompt
repairing of any kind of a radiator. 1t
also has the agency of the popular and
well known Trouble Proof" radiator
cores that stand freezing without
breaking or springing leaks. These
are the ideal cores and will pay you
to have them put on, if you drive your
car during the winter.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
DETWEiIER GARAGE.

Accurate repairing and prompt
service is always to be had from the
Detweiler garage, 112 Third avenue
Southwest. Every make of automo-
bile and tractor is handled in the re.
pair department of the Detweiler
garage, it's workmen understanding
all makes of cars SO that they can
give the right kind of service in their
overhauling. Special machinery has
been installed for reboring cylinders
so that your motor can be put in the
best of working order new piston
rings fitted and the like. Cylinders
are also burned free of carbon and the
shop has facilities for welding all
kinds of metals. The garage has for
sale oils and greases and other sup
plies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
STEVENS OVERLAND COMPANY.

The Overland 4 automobile is the
product of men splendidly experienced
in the designing and building of fine
cars. 1t is an expression of the best
ideals and is designed and built for
service to the world, dependable serv-
ice of transportation and recreation.
1t is really an unusual car and it
brought quality into the motor field
and is now maintaining the lead as
ever. You should know how roomy
the Overland 4 really is, the beauty
of its lines, clean cut design, its
power, flexibility and its comfort. 1t
has stood every conceivable test and
always has come out with flying
colors There is power to spare in
the Overland 4, power that takes the
car spinning over the country roads
and hills with its load, and at any
speed that the driver may wish. These
are but few of the points of SUI
periority. To learn them all you
should visit the Stevens Overland Co.'S
offices, 204 South First street, and see
this model and let the experts there
show you just what an Overland 4
really is. The greatest improvement
in riding comfort since the introduc-
ton of pneumatic tires, and We are
glad to recommend the company to
our readers patronage.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
LACEY ICE CREAM COMPANY.

If you haven't insisted on being
served with Lacey's ice cream when
you visited soda fountains, then you
have been missing lot of delicious
refreshments. Lacey's ice cream is
the standard by which other makes
are judged and is always the same,
pure and velvety in manufacture, deli
cious to the taste and the ideal dessert
for that Sunday dinner or to serve
when guests come to your home for
the afternoon and evening. In the
manufacture of it's ice creams, sher-
bets, ices and other frozen delicacies,
the Lacey Ice Cream Co., Is Third
avenue Southeast, uses the best ma.
terials obtainable, pure ice cream,
sugars and other ingredients necessary
to make ice creams and other delica-
cies that measure up to the Lacey
standards. The capacity of the plant
is such that it can fill all orders
promptly. Out of town orders are
given careful attention and are
shipped on the first trains after their
receipt.
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ABERDEEN, 5. OAK.
ABERDEEN LIGHT g. POWER co,
CONTINUED from page g.

N0ChCGGN LtGf q fOWEH W.
Electricity is the one thing you
have to buy which cost you no more
in Aberdeen all during the war and
you can still afford to use it freely.
Get the most out of your electric
wiring investment. II you are using
it only for light, you are not getting
the most out of it, for the same wir-
ing and sockets that supply your cleo
trio light can also be used for con-
Meeting all sorts of other electrical
conveniences, and you will find scores
of labor and money-saving electric
machines and appliances on sale at
the company's Offices. at right prices.
The company is interested in your
having the right appliances for then
| it Is sure that you are receiving salts
factory service from your electric
power. You should look over its line
of electric washing machines, ironers,
| vacuum cleaners, fiat irons, etc.
! The company also does house wir-
ing and instals motors, and will be
glad to quote you prices on motors
and the power to make them run.
It's plant is one of the most up-to-
date in this part of the country and
has sufficient capacity to furnish cleo
i trio lighting and power for all who
wish it. It's rates are low, not having
been raised all during the war, and
make it advisable for you to investi-
gate what your lighting or power cost
will be.
We are glad of this opportunity to
recommend the company to our read
ers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN CANDY KITCHEN.
Steve G. Pappas, Prop.

A box of those delicious chocolates
or bon Dons from the Aberdeen Candy
Kitchen, 21S South Main street, al
ways makes one of the most appre-
ciated gifts one can make. They come
in sizes from one, two, five and ten
pound boxes, and are filled with the
delicious Home candies of the store,
mixed or otherwise selected, the very
best grade of chocolates, bon bons,
Judges, taffies, brittles and othe can
dies are also carried. Everything is
kept spotlessly clean in the work
rooms and store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
TuTHiLL LUMBER CO.

If you are waiting for lumber prices
and those on all building materials to
come down, you will have to wake UP
to the realization that we are now on
a new price level for all commodities
There are many things that have
caused the prices of lumber and build
ing materials to reach their present
high level, among them being the cost
of labor and the demand for products
of all kind in the reconstruction work
of the nation and the world. The Tut
hill Lumber Co. has an unusually
large and complete stock Of lumber
and building materials of all kinds,
and at prices that are surprisingly low
when the quality of the goods is con
sidered,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
THE AVERY CO., ~ NORTH MAIN
STREET.

The Avery threshing outfits are good
ones, or you would not see so many
of them in operation throughout this
state. For years the name of Avery
has stood for the leading threshing
machines outfit. Years ago the cor
rect principles of making threshing
machine that would thresh out all of
the grain and do it quickly and surely
was discovered by this company and
incorporated in the design of it's ma
chimes. Not satisfied with this dis
covery, the engineers and experts of
the company have still worked along
improving the machine from time to
time until now it stands foremost Of
all machines of its type in the world.
Avery Kerosene tractors are equally
as efficient,-powerful of construction
yet simple, easily operated and al
ways to be depended on. On the farm
thev can be used for any kind of work,
blowing or for turning machinery Of
ever type.
tCoptipued IN page 81 ADV.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
PRED'S.

Now is the time that men and
women are beginning to think of warm
wear for winter and naturally, fur
coats and other fur articles of apparel
come to mind. Good fur garments
are always a real economy for they
will give long and faithful service if
made from carefully selected furs.
Preds store is noted for the quality
of it's fur wearing apparel. 1t handles
the famous Jackson line of furs which
are known nationally for their quality
and stylish designing and cut Some
wonderful pieces are being shown in
marmot, muskrat, mink, seal and
other popular furs. You will find the
prices asked for the garments at
Pred's are extremely low
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
], C.. McCULlEY,

If you pride yourself on your own
efficiency do not let your eyesight
hold you back. If you have headaches,
pains over the eyes, or if you squint,
these are among the visible signs that
you need to have your eyes examined.
J. C. McCulley, 302 Van Slyke Build
ing, is one of the best known and
successful eye sight specialists in the
city. He has had very thorough
training in his professional work and
his later training and experience in
eye examinations fits him to give you
the proper professional service. You
cannot afford to neglect your eyes
when the service of DR.. McCulley is
at your command. He fits all kinds
of glasses and replaces broken lenses.
II you will submit to an examination
of your eyes he will tell you just what
their condition is and the best way to
relieve It.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
FARMERS ELECTRO LIGHTING
CORP

Do you always have light whenever
you want it, any time, day or night?
If you live in the country you can, by
installing Silent Alamo Farm Light
ing Plant, have all the conveniences
of your city neighbor. Whether you
live in the city or the country, are
oyu enjoying the use of electrical ap-
pliances that will make your home sur
roundings better in many ways?
You can be relieved of the worry
of securing help on wash day or of
the drudgery of spending five or six
hours in your laundry by the use of
an electric washer The Gain-A-Day
will do this washing in an hour-no
boiling of clothes, no rubbing neces-
sary and an electric wringer swinging
to ANY position to do the wringing
electrically.
Ironing day means nothing but
another pleasant hour or two with the
use of a Simplex Ironing Machine.
linens and so-called Fiat work" beau
tifully, but mems shirts, pajamas,
women's house aprons and dresses,
most of the children's clothes-in
fact, over eighty-fve per cent of the
family ironing.
Another few minutes using the Ohio
Tuec Vacuum Cleaner through the
living and bed rooms, and what was
considered an endless task with
broom and dust cloth, is accomplished.
The Ohio Tuec cleans by air alone, no
power-driven brush to sweep or beat
the rug.
You then have hours left for the
use of the White Rotary Electric
Sewing Machine in making dresses,
etc., for yourself and children, Grapes.
scarfs and things for the home, with
all the weary foot treading done away
with
Just the push of button or the
turning of switch and the electric
giant is driving the machinery to do
all these things In Aberdeen, these
appliances are shown at the sales
rooms of the Farmers Electro-Lighting
Corporation and they are glad to place
any of them right in your own home
for your approval, without obligation.
They employ a staff of expert work
men and are always glad to give free
estimates on wiring and all electrical
appliances Their "Good Faith serv-
ice to customers on electrical appli-
ances. Their success is due mainly
to the high standard work done, re-
gardless of how large or small the
Job.
Any style of fixture, any kind or
size of electric lamp may be seen or
ordered at their sales room.
We are glad of this opportunity to
recommend the company to our read.
ers' patronage.
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NATIONAL CASH MARKET.

When you take your market basket
on your arm and carry the cash in
your purse to pay for all of your pur-
chases, you are helping strike body
blow at old H. C.. L. The delivery sys-
tenn of any store is one of the largest
items of operating expenses, and more
so now than ever When you take
your basket and cash to the National
Cash Market, you take another wal
lop at high prices, for you will find
them low at this store. Besides the
best grades of groceries, meats, fish
and bakery goods, the store carries
vegetables and fresh fruits of all
kinds in season.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY.

Among the really worth while and
popular soft drinks that really satisfy
the thirst, one finds that Luxus heads
the entire list. Luxus is distributed
in Aberdeen and this part of South
Dakota through the Northern Produce
Co. and can be secured from any gro
Ger or refreshment parlor Luxus
comes in 12-ounce bottles, fully la
belled for your own protection and it's
own from imitators. Do not be fooled,
when you order it served with your
dinner or lunch at hotels, restaurants
or cafes, see that it is served in the
Bounce brown bottle. Luxus is non
intoxicating and should be ordered by
the case for consumption in the home.
1t is exhilarating and refreshing and
will add zest to your. meals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

back; possession next March, good
farm. Farm No. 2. at p. MIN
proved 900 acres, two miles southwest
of Miller; six miles due south Of
Forest City and six miles north of
Garner: on Wilson (graveled) high
way. Very productive farm. Posses
sion next March. Terms-S2, 500 cash
or bankable note sale day: $40, $50
carried back; balance March /, 1890.
Farm No. 3. at 8 p. m.--Improved 100
acres. three miles northeast Of Miller,
on good road. nice home-like farm.
Terms-S2 600 or bankable note sale
day, $4,000 March l: balance carried
back five or ten years. Wire or write
salesmanager for additional informa-
ton. Farms will be shown free by Il.
p. Hanson, auctloneer. Garner. Iowa,
before sale day; or by salesmanager
from Forest City. All railroad fares
or auto hire refunded to purchasers.
w. r. Prewitt. salesmanager, Forest
City, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

ings on premises, 7OSta East Main
street MarshalltONn. Tuesday. Sept.
90, at p. m, as follows: Leather
couch, large Spanish leather rocker,
two leather seat rockers, oak rockers
library table. two pedestals, china clo-
set, round extension dining table, six
oak diners. McDouGal kitchen cabinet,
kitchen table, refrigerator, dressers,
Vcrnis Martin bed, spring and mat
tress. white enamel bed, spring and
mattress. chiffonicr. porch swing,
porch furniture step ladders. and otn-
erarticles. Terms cash. Here is a good
as new bunch of goods. Don't miss 1t.
p. r. Byrd Phone green 969. Colonel
Kendall, auctioneer. Phone 1872.
Public Huction-As we are gong to
California we will sell all our house
hold furnishings on premises. 203 South
First street. Wednesday,, Sept "a at
D. m. as follows: Two new 9xl2 rugs,
small rugs. library table. two oak rock
ers, round fumcd oak extension dining
table. six diners to match, sanitary
couch. Vernis Martin bed. spring and
mattress, electric globes, lace curtains,
new window shades. princess dresser,
stands, mating. new Domestic high ov
erlgas range, new kitchen cabinet with
roll door, tubs, boiler, dishes, cooking
utensils, canned tomatoes, peaches,
jelly. grade butter apple sunshine,
pictures, tools. new size IS Estate oak
heater, lady's shoes. new Columbia
graphonola and records in Berle wal
nut case. This is all practically new
goods in first class condition. r. c. Wy
more, owner. Phone green 1893. Col
onel Kendall. auctioneer. Phone 1872.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20
OREGON LAND.

For Salc-Two hundred acres, eighty
acres cultivated. balance timber and
pasture. Adapted to stock, grain and
hay. Good soil Natural drainage,
spring water; Horses. machinery,
tools, one half crop. Building ma
cadam road to Eugene, nine miles;
$4,000 cash, Federal loan $4,000. A.
Ball. Route 8, Eugene. Ore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20
MONTANA LAND.

For Sale or Exchanse-Six hundred
and eighty acre stock and wheat ranch.
six miles from Glasgow, Mont. Rail
road three miles. 500 acres good pillow
land, balance pasture. Partly improv-
ed. Incumbrance $4,000. VIII sacri-
flee to quick buyer at $50 an acre. Or
val Mason. Glasgow, Mont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

ALABAMA FARM LANDS.

For Sale--1,0 900 acres for $50 an
acre; in Alabama's black soil belt dis
trict: good fencing, fair improvements;
80 per cent Is alfalfa adapted; ~
miles railway station: fine for stock
farm proposition; terms. "Sccor,"
Selma Alabama.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

For Sale--Three Iowa farms at auc-
ton. These farms are all we'll i'm
proved, located in Hancock county.
where farms are cheapers than else
where In northern Iowa or southern
Minnesota. All are close to markets
and county seat towns. VIII be sold
regardless Of weather conditions.
Thursday, Sept. %. Visit the farms
before sale day and IL you can not at
tend the sale, mail or wire your bid
to the salesmanager. Farm No. 1, at
1880 p Improved 367 acres. two
and one half miles north Of Hayfeld.
one mile north Of Hawley. and five and
one-half miles southwest Of Forest
City; graveled road; terms, $4,000
cash: $4,000 March l: balance carried
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

NEW YORK LAND.

For Saic--western New York offers
wonderful opportunities to farm buy
ers; good improved farms. good mar
kets, low taxes; send for catalogue.
The Hazard Rhodes Company, Saia-
E,anca, New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20

For Sale-Marshall county farms.
We have an eighty acre farm north of
Marshalltown, a very well improved
farm. which we could give possession
Of this fall and could sell you the crop
Of corn and stock and machinery on
the farm, If you cared to take pos
session this fall. We also have an
eighty acre farm northeast Of Mar
shalltown for sale, also a forty acre
farm south of Green Mountain, vePg
well improved and a dandy little dairy
farm. II you are looking for Mar
shall county farm with small pay
ment down, see us. These farms be-
long to us and we can sell them on
very easy terms. Might take in ex-
change clear city property or smaller
farms. Write or see Plumb Bros, Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-20
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE

renters heretofore, your landlords
shares made them rich, your SHARES
made your living. Hereafter being
your own landlords. both shares viii
quickly liquidate your farms. besides
luNuriently making your living. too.
While in Marshalltown call. see and
talk about Wisconsin farm products.
exhibiting at our office, over Stata
Bank. Louthan & Rominger.