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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
CENTRAL AUTO COMPANY.

The season for the long outings
and pleasure trips is again here and it
will make you wish you had tour
ing car in which to spend your Sun
days and spare hours; consequently
now is the time to put in your order
for Ford or Overland, which are
handled by the Central Auto Company
at $50 Chestnut Street. They have
the different models of both cars. on
their sales floors and will be glad to
demonstrate them to you by appoint
ment. The Central Auto Company
also keeps a large stock of automo
bile supplies, accessories, tires anG
repairs of all kinds on hand, and its
garage is headquarters for the very
best repair work, which is guaranteed
and turned out promptly. E. J. Fila
trault is president and treasurer of the
company; S. R. Fliehr, secretary, an(
w. H. Fliehr, vice president and gen
eral manager.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
LAuGlER PIANO COMPANY.

Music is the worlds universal me-
dunn Of good cheer and happiness.
And in the wondrous tones of the
splendid line of pianos, player pianos
and talking machines carried in stock
OF the Laugier Piano Company, 422
Chestnut Street, music finds it's most
perfect expression. The best known
and most dependable makes of pianos
and piano players have their agencies
in Virginia with this company and
every instrument sold is guaranteed
to be perfect in tone, construction and
finish. You will find that at the prices
at which these instruments are
marked they offer you the most de
pendable bargains you have ever haC
an opportunity to purchase. The
company also carries splendid selec
| ton of talking machines in all the
many sizes and prices, also thousands
| OF records and music rolls, shee
music, musical instruments, and mu
steal supplies of all kinds. Be sur,
and have your name added to it's mail
ing list for new lists of monthly rec
ords received
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
NATIONAL DRUG CO.

The National Drug Company make
a speciality of maintaining a large and
up-to-date department devoted to pro-
prietary medicines and will be glad
to advise you on the tonic that will
be best suited to your condition. The
drug and prescription departments of
this firm is widely known throughout
Virginia for the efficiency and care
of its druggists and the promptness
with which all prescriptions are filled.
The defense for clustering spring
winds is the National Drug Co. Cream
OF Roses preparation. 1t prevents
roughening and chapping of the hands
and face and is a dainty preparation
for improving the complexion. The
firm carries complete stock of first
aid materials, rubber goods, hospital
and sick room supplies and has head
quarters in Virginia for toilet prepare
tons and all accessories for your
dressing table and boudoir.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA GREEN HOlJSE

There are many people no doubt
who do not understand the language
of flowers that the poets tell us about
but is there anyone who does not ap
preciate the beauty, delicate colorings
and fragrance of flowers? 1t would
seem not and that is why we are SO
certain that you will appreciate the
beautiful blossoms, potted plants
ferns, palms, vines and other floral
growth always to be found in the
Virginia Green House, 912 South
Fifth Avenue West. Alfred Johnson
proprietor, is an expert florist of long
experience and has developed large
business and has constantly in stock
a complete assortment of flowers and
plants of all kinds, offering patrons an
unusually large selection
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
HOME BAKERY.

1t is not hard to solve the bread and
pastry question in the Virginia homes
if the purchases are made from the
Home Bakery, 2OS South Fifth ave.
nue. West, of which Mr.. ]. o. John
son is the genial proprietor. In the
Home Bakery you will find the choice
delicacies and tidbits of the baker S
art, cream puffs in season, lady fling.
ers, French pastries, patties, rich
cakes, cookies and pies, as well as
breads, rolls and biscuits. Mr.. John
son makes a speciality of furnishing
bakery delicacies for society and SO.
cial functions and will be glad to as
sist you in making out your menus on
such occasions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
SAVOLAINEN COMPANY.

When purchasing jewelry, diamonds,
cut glass and similar articles, one
should patronize the store which has
the standing in the community for
reliable stocks and honest business
methods. Such a store is the Savol-
amen Co., 222 Chestnut ST., Virginia;
1 East Superior ST., Duluth and 11S
Sheridan ST., Ely. Their experience
in the business, care in selection Of
their stocks and policy of representing
each article in stock exactly as it is,
have built up the splendid patronage
they now enjoy. Their stores are at
tractively arranged for the proper dis
play of the large stocks of jewelry,
clocks and watches, hand painted
china, cut glass, silverware of every
description and fountain pens, Edison
Photographs and Victrolas. The store
also carries very large line of dia-
monds, goods of every description and
also maintains very efficient repair
and optical departments.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
MISS NAGLE'S MILLINERY
PARLORS.

Spring and early millinery for sum-
mer abounds in a great variety of the
very latest styles at Miss Nagle's mil
linery parlors, corner South Fourth
avenue West and First street. Ladies
who desire hats that lend distinction
to their appearance will be delighted
with the lovely new millinery and
most charming styles that Miss Nagle
is now showing. They include all of
the new and becoming models in close
fitting turbans, sailors, Mitzies and
irregular brimmed hats; also a Won
derful variety of shapes for the ma
iron of lisiere, milan, horsehair and
Neapolitan braid. These hats repre-
sent wonderful values and yet are
priced extremely low by Miss Nagle.
OTTO LUND.
The quiet voice of tailored correct
ness is heard in the noisiest crowds.
A well dressed man is always admir-
ed because of his appearance and is
instantly singled out whether on the
| street or at his club. The style re-
| finements which distinguish Lund
suits give them their character and
have made them popular with the men
of Virginia who like to be well dress
ed. The value of suit or overcoat
lies not only in it's appearance and
style, but to the greatest extent in the
| length it will wear. Mr.. Lund will be
glad to advise with you on the kind
of material to select for your suit OF
garment, and will help you to select
the one that is most suited to your
figure.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE WONDER STORE

The Wonder Store, located at 2O4
North Third Avenue West, and 1928
Chestnut Street, has earned the name
and title of wonder Store" because
OF the prevailing low prices at which
all OF its goods are marked. The care
full buying of J. E. Howe & Co. in the
wholesale markets makes it possible
Tor this store to stand as the friend
OF its customers in the fight to keep
down prices within the reach of the
Individual in modest circumstances.
QUICK sales and small profits" is the
slogan OF this store and because of
its long experience in business it is
enabled to buy advantageously and to
move its stocks quickly. The store
carries complete stocks of everything
IN millinery; chi1drens and ladies'
aprons, dresses and notions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA TRANSFER G. FUEL
INE

For prompt service for your freight
hauling, baggage removals and trans.
fers, general draying and furniture
moving and storage, call on the Vir.
ginia Transfer Line, Alb Chestnut ST.
Telephone No. 105. Phone orders are
promptly answered and attended to-
Whenever in need of fuel, it will be
to your advantage to place the fuel
order with the Virginia Transfer &
Fuel Line, and you may rest assured
that it will have personal attention
Their business is such that they have
in operation several draying outfits
suited for all classes of work, heavy
draying and transfer removals such as
are found in freight yards; rapit
transfer of trunks, grips and suit cases
to and from depots and all trains, ant
also about the city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
THE COY SHOP

GOOD furniture is always a safe
and sound investment In addition il
always has better appearance, wears
better and longer and best of all
gives one feeling of satisfaction
When the home has been furnished
with it. The Cozy Shop, PIP South
Fifth Avenue, carries a very complete
stock of attractive appearing and
Twill made furniture, on which Ed.
ward D. Cron, the proprietor is max.
ing very attractive prices. There are
some very beautiful bed room, dining
room, and parlor sets on exhibition at
the store in addition to large display
OF rocking chairs, upholstered furni-
ture of all kinds and in all sizes,
draperies, and the usual stocks Of an
up-to-date and modern store. =
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
WEISS e. CAPPONI

If you like homemade sausage and
other meat products and delicacies,
you certainly will like the flavor and
quality of those you get at the market
of Wiess & Capponi, 1923 South End
Avenue West 1t is not every market
man who can put the flavor and taste
into their meat products. Take that
prime lard for example, of this firm.
1t is kettle rendered in the good old
fashioned way, pure white and of the
highest quality, and always demanded
by the good cooks and housewives of
Virginia. The meats of this market
excel in juicy flavor and taste and you
will enjoy every purchase.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
OIL AZ 1 ANGIO

YOU will make no mistake in letting
the contract for the heating, plumb
ing and steam fitting in your new
nome, office building or manufacture
Ing plant to award it to Olaf Langlo.
through his long experience as a
plumber and steamfitter, he has made
a record for himself not only as an
expert workman, but also as reliable
contractor. If you have heating prob
iems or the plumbing in your home or
building that doesn't work satisfac-
torlly 1t will save time and money if
you call Mr.. Langlo by phone, S99 Ii
OF and have it overhauled. You can
rest assured the work will be done cor
rectly and promptly. If you want your
mousse piped for gas, Mr.. Langlo will
De pleased to give you an estimate on
the cost of the work and the time to
De consumed doing it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
p, S. ENGMAN-

Are you certain that you are carry.
ing sufficient insurance on your house
store, barn and other buildings you
own? With the increased cost of
building materials during the last
three or four years and the high
wages demanded by labor, buildings
of all kinds have taken on an in.
creased valuation which is not real.
lied by many owners as yet. P. S.
Engman, Room 16 in the Rex Theater
building, the well known insurance
man, will be an excellent man to con.
suit on this subject. He represents
the largest insurance companies and
will be glad to take care of your in
surance requirements.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
JOSEPH cHRIsToPHERsoN.

Properly fitted glasses will relieve
that eye strain, those pains over the
eyes, and the headaches and that
squirting. However, you cannot afford
to make a mistake in the selection Of
your optometrist and you won't if you
consult Joseph Christopherson, locat-
ed at POI Chestnut street, in the
White Cross Pharmacy, upon the sub
Ject and have him make an examina-
ton and test, of your eyes, You can
depend absolutely on his skill and
knowledge. His experience has been
large and with the latest and most up
to-date equipment, he is able to arrive
at the needs of his patients quickly
and accurately, and will fit you with
glasses that will give you the proper
vision.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
ELMWooD FARM DAIRY.

Pure milk is the most wholesome
for the children and also for house.
hold use, and you run no risk when
you purchase your milk and cream
from the ElmWood Farm Dairy, Ais
Chestnut street. Throughout all the
stages through which the milk from
this dairy is passed it is carefully
guarded from exposure to germs or
infection of any kind. Messrs. Irwin
and Haenke, proprietors, take great
pride in the quality of the dairy prod
ucts they handle and make every eff
fort to keep the standard up to it's
present high level
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
RANGE PRINTING COMPANY.

For quick work in turning out your
printing requirements whether they be
for stationery, campaign advertising,
circulars or catalOgs, the Range Print
ing Co. is ready to serve you. In
making prompt deliveries and doing all
work on short notice, it does not sacri-
flee it's quality and appearance for the
sake Of doing the work on specified
time. II you are contemplating issu-
ing a new or revised catalogue, a
booklet, a set of circulars, or if you
want distinctive business stationery
that is more high class and typical of
your business, representative of the
Range Printing Company will call on
you and go over your requirements
with you, offer suggestions and ideas,
and give you estimates of the cost of
your work. w. E. Hannaford is man.
ager of the Range Printing Company
and guarantees all the work done
The Union label and membership is
the United Typothetae of America are
attributes of the establishment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
GOLDEN RULE.
j. n. Garon, prop.

A particular fine selection of the
new advanced styles, which have inst
been received by the Golden Rule
Store, 321 Chestnut Street, is now
awaiting your inspection and selection.
The kind of suits, 7topcoats, trousers,
hats, shirts, hosiery, shoes and neck
wear that every up and coming fellow
wants, not matter whether he is eigh-
teen or f1fty-eight years old. He rec
osnizes in them the best bargains he
can get at the price anywhere and he
IS glad to pay them. They have tie
quality and the fabrics are of fine,
clean live wool. There is nothing
cheap or shabby or doubtful about
them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
kETOLA g. COMPANY

Ketola & Co., department store, 80
N. Second Avenue, W., is completely
stocked with a fine assortment of dry
goods, women's suits, coats and ready
to-wear dresses; shoes for men,
women and children; children's
clothes for school; household furnish
ings and hardware. The store is a
thorough and complete department
store, ready to serve you in all of your
shopping demands. It's departments
devoted to womens wear include the
latest, up-to-date styles, made by the
best manufacturers of women's wear.
The shoe department handles only the
very best wearing shoes that can be
secured. Appearance and comfort are
not sacrificed either in these shoes
and they will retain their shape after
hard service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
ALAS FURNITURE AND UNDER
TAKING

NOW that spring is here and summer
ABOUT to arrive, the question of new
furniture for your home should be
taken up. The big well filled store of
Ala S Furniture & Undertaking Co, at
1o4 North Second avenue, contains
some splendid values in it's well select
ea STOCKS. If you have been wanting
70 get new rug, curtains, Grapes or
wall paper, porch furniture, parlor,
ulnlns room and bed room sets in diff
1erent styles, all beautiful in finish and
artlstlc in design, they are waiting
your inspection. The firm also are
ul1nld ! and will care for all cases
coming to it with careful and refined
attention. It's large experience, COM
pleteT but conservative equipment and
/ accessories enables it to. attend to
such cases with the proper courtesies.
Telephone No. 4S3.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
GRAND UNION TEA coMpANy

Inc enormous purchasing power
that comes to the Grand Union Tea
company through buying for it's hun
dreds OF stores throughout the nation
enables it to place it's goods before it's
patrons at unusually low prices. It's
stores at 104 South Fifth Avenue
West, is headquarters for the select
grocery trade of Virginia's economical
shoppers who have learned where to
purchase the best quality goods at
the lowest prices. It's Virginia's
Dranch is always well stocked and
gives It's large patronage very prompt
and courteous services at all times
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10

st. Johns Polish Catholic Church,
with the officials J. H. Meehan, trus-
tee, Anton Szymoniak, secretary,
Frank Trampush, treasurer, Father M
Sengir as pastor. And in 1909 it was
built to it's larger size, with eighty
families and the cost of improvement
about $1,000 with residence $4,000
This increased our value to $4,000
although we managed to get all ou1
debts clear in 1916. Now the esti
mated value Of the whole property
is about $4,000, Father Sengir leaving
this parish January II, 1919. Father
S. r. Meyer succeeding him as pastor
of the church above mentioned. Oul
total parish contains 1872 families anC
126 single men.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA HARDWARE COMPANY.

Dependable is the word always ap-
piled to the articles that are found in
the stocks of the Virginia Hardware
Company, 319 Chestnut street, of
which Mr.. II. J. George is the proprie-
tor. Ii you want garden tools and i'm
plements, supplies for repainting and
redecorating your house, barn or gar
age, woven wire for your chicken
yard and other supplies for your chick
en- house and yard, lawn mowers.
lawn swings and hammocks, tools for
the carpenter, mason, mechanic, stoves
and repairs, oil cloth, paint and paint
ers' supplies, rope, glass, all these and
hundreds of other articles are to be
found in the complete stock of the
Virginia Hardware Company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
A. 3. c, ECONOMY STORE.

Just as the A. B. C.'s are the first
letters the child learns when it goes
TO school, so the A. B. 9. Economy
Store is the first store that the bride
and young housewife should learn to
patronize in Virginia. All of the sea-
sons newest styles, latest fabrics and
colors are arriving and the ladies are
invited to call as early as possible
while the selection is extensive. B.
Baulman, manager of the store, gives
It. his personal attention and to his
tlreless efforts his success is largely
due.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
e. ERICKSON G. co.

Highest quality goods at the low
est possible price consistent with de-
pendable groceries are to be found at
the store of E. Erickson & Co., corner
of Tenth Street south and Second
Avenue west. Mr.. Erickson gives a
full guarantee that every article hand
led in his stocks will be exactly as
represented. The splendid patronage
his store enjoys has been built up
largely from the quality of goods, the
prevailing low prices and the cour-
tesy and promptness of service &C.
corded by the employees of the firm.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
DR.. SELMA L. QUADE.

The thorough training given an os'
eopath makes it possible for her to
4rrive at definite conclusions and
knowledge of your condition after she
has made thorough examination and
tell you what must be done to re-
tore you to health. DR.. Selma l..
luade, whose offices are in Room 21S,
First National Bank Building, is an
osteopathic physician, with fourteen
years practice and master of her pro,
fession and has built up large and
profitable clientele among. the best
known and most intelligent citizens
# the city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
S. MILAvETz.

That after supper cigar always
makes you feel good and you want it
to be a good one, too. You will find,
if you have not already, that the
brands carried in stock by S. Milavetz,
215 Chestnut Street, are among the
most enjoyable you can find anywhere.
His store is the home of Home Brand
cigars, claimed by many discriminate
ing smokers to be the best cigars.
The stocks are always fresh and well
kept and are in large selection OF
brands, shapes and prices. There is
also to be found here a fine stock OF
tobaccos for all purposes, pipes
cigarettes, snuffs and smokers goods
and magazines and stationery. Fol
all kinds of reading and writing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST POLISH
CATHOLIC CHURCH..
Nirninia Mimi

st. John the Baptist Polish Church
that was constructed in 1894, which
at that time was called Lady of Our
Lourdes Catholic Church, built by
Irish, French, Polish and Austrian
nationalities together, incorporated by
Bishop McGolrick with Father Buh as
pastor. Until the year of 1897 in
which Father Bilban took charge OF
the parish till 1904, then it was moved
from the corner to it's present location
and it was used by public school board
for school purposes for a period OF
one year. In 1905 it was incorporated
by Bishop McGolrick and baptized as
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
McDoNALD-GILL AGENCY. ING

These are not the days when rep
resentative Of life insurance COM
pany has to argue over the need of
man or woman taking out life insur-
ance. The necessity for life insur-
ance is generally accepted by all, but
the company in which to become in
sured and the general type of the pol
icy to be taken are often sources of
doubt with many people. The Nc
Donald-Gill Agency, Inc, with it's
offices in the American Exchange
Bank Building is accepted in insur-
ance and financial circles as sound
and ably managed insurance agency.
This agency offers to it's clientele sew
eral different forms of insurance poll
cies, which give the maximum results
| and the most reasonable annual cost
that is consistent with sound business
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
NEW LONDON MILLING CO,

One of the busy establishments Of
Virginia is the plant of the New Lon
don Milling Co., located at First street
North and 4th avenue Mr.. E. Bjork-
man is manager of the company and
is too widely known here to need any
further mention or introduction. The
company's plant is equipped to carry
on a general wholesale milling bust
ness and handles an immense amount
Of grains every day. 1t engages in the
wholesale and retail sale of fiours,
meals, brans, ground feeds and stock
foods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
VIRGINIA CIGAR. COMPANY.

Good fragrant cigars, such as Juan
Marco don't just happen. Juan
Marco is enjoyed from the moment
1t is lighted until it is smoked up,
with the last puff equally as fragrant
as the first. The brands of the vir-
glnla Cigar Company are the results
OF careful blending of tobacco and
have taken years of painstaking study
TO create these blends, and that is why
discriminating smokers stick SO close
ly to the Virginia Cigar Company's
brands.
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1T is
OUR
DIRECT FAVOR UPON THOSE "Ho hA' T.
AIDE IN A SUCCESS
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VIRGINIA, MINI.

A HISTORICAL REVIEW CHURCHES AND PRoM
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.