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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-31
WAHPETON PLUMBING e. HEAT.
ING co,

Before you let the contract for any
plumbing or heating system installa-
ton, be sure to get estimates from the
Wahpeton Company. You will find
that you will be able to make worth
while saving by having any kind of
plumbing Or heating installation work
done by this shop. Only the most ex-
pert workmen are employed and the
shop is equipped with tools and ma
chimes for doing all work in work
manlike manner. If your heating
plant did not give good service last
winter, if you could not keep warm
and your fuel bills were higher than
they should be, now is the time to
have them overhauled before the cold
weather comes again. This shop has
the agency for the best line of steam,
hot water and furnace heating plants,
that are on the market. If your old
plant is worn out you will save money
by having new one installed at once.
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DIETZ E. MURRAY.

If you want to make your pay en-
velope stretch over the greatest pos
sible territory, concentrate your gro
Gerry purchases with Deitz & Murray.
You will find that this store carries
one of the best and highest grade
stocks of groceries in this city or vi
cinity. Not only does it carry quality
groceries, but the prices are the low
est that you will find anywhere The
firm buys in large quantities because
of it's large patronage and is there
fore able to get the best prices and
effect quite saving. This saving it
passes on to it's patrons, believing in
the principle of small profits and large
sales,
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DR.. |. c. EDWARDS.

Why continue to suffer from poor
health which makes for rundown
condition of the body when DR.. l. C.
Edwards, chiropractor, can give you
very quick relief? The science of
chiropractic has taken it's place as a
safe, sure and efficient factor in cur
ing sickness and disease by eliminat-
ing the causes of disease. 1t is no
longer a theory and the medical world
has admitted that the science is based
on accurate and definite premises.
More and more are medical men COM
fessiOnal work.
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LIEN e. ANDERSON.

The new tailoring firm of Lien &
Anderson is making it's bid for a
share of the tailoring patronage of
the men and young men of Wahpeton
The gentlemen are we'll known in this
city for their skill and experience in
their trade, and we have no doubt that
they will receive their share of the
patronage. They have been employed
for some time by o. T. Sorenson, who
recently sold his business to them
You will find all of the seasons latest
styles on exhibition there and are as
sured that the fit of your new wear
ing apparel will be accurate and the
workmanship and finish the very best.
The firm will also do cleaning, press
ing and repairing of all kinds.
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SCHMITT g. OLSON.

Schmitt e Olson carry the Columbia
Grafonola in the several different
models and will be glad to have you
step into the store and hear for your
self the beautiful music one of these
machines will produce. The firm car
ries the complete line of records for
this machine, receiving the new rec
ords as they are issued monthly. The
store is also the headquarters for the
famous Baldwin piano and player
piano and carries complete and
carefully selected line of worthwhile
furniture, rugs, linoleums, beds, and
bedding. In addition the firm carries
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Attest:
F. w. GOSewich,
Clerk of Probate.
D. f. HAMILTON, Attorney.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for

Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administl alton.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
NJ. Brady, Decedent
It May Concern;
The petition of Thomas F Brady
having been filed in this Court, repre-
senting that Thomas M. Brady then a
resident of the County of Ramsey
State of Minnesota, died interstate on
the 10th day of May, 1920, and praying
that letters of administration of said
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be and hereby are cited
and required to appear before this
Court on Monday, the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon or as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard, at the Probate Court
Room, in the Court House in the City
of st. Paul, in said County, and show
tition should not be granted and that
this citation be served by the publica-
ton thereof in The Catholic Bulletin
according to law, and by mailing a
copy of this citation at least IA days
before said day of hearing to each of
the heirs of said decedent whose names
and addresses are known and appear
Witness the Judge of said Court, this
18th day of July. A. D. 1920
(Seal of Probate Court
E. w BAZILLE.
Judge of Probate.
Attest:
F. W. Gosewich,
Clerk of Probate.
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oPPIE,S ToGGERY.

If you get your next suit or over
coat, or for that matter any article of
haberdashery from Oppies Toggery.
you can rest assured that it is correct
in style, design, fabrics and colors.
The Toggery has reputation for car
rying only stocks that are absolutely
correct in every detail. Men who
take pride in their appearance invar-
iably select their clothes at the Tog-
gerry, where they know they will get
what is correct in clothes, and better
still, will be correctly fitted. The
Togge~v is the home of fine tailoring,
f,,--' --1-+ :-,rs and Collegian overcoats.
You will always find the stocks here
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HALVES BAKERY.

When you are in search of appetiz-
ing cakes and pastries, and bread with
that home made taste, you will find
them at Halves Bakery. This bak-
cry has reputation for the quality of
its products and spares no expense in
seeking to make the best bakery goods
in the city. You will always find its
loaves of bread full weight and made
so that it is absolutely the best that
you ever spread butter upon. Special
attention is given to orders for we'd
ding cakes, or parties of any kind for
special occasions such as receptions,
dinner parties and the like.
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THE BEE HIVE STORE,

One of the most attractive stocks of
dry goods and wearing apparel for
women and children is now being dis
played at the Bee Hive Store and is
attracting the attention of economical
shoppers and housewives, because Of
the unusually low prices that prevail,
and in addition, the quality of the
stocks. You will find in it all of the
popular fabrics and authentic colors,
made ND into goods that are strictly
up to the minute in style and design
and correct in wear.
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THE NEW MEAT MARKET,

Ever since the New Meat Market
first opened for business it has made
it a practice to carry only the best
grades of meats and meat products
1t is the headquarters for those who
insist upon having tender steaks and
chops and rich, juicy roasts. A fine
stock of smoked meats, cured meats
salt and dried meats will always be
found there. A speciality of the mar
ket is it's stocks of dairy products
fresh eggs, rich, sweet butter, and
nippy and cream cheese in great
varieties. You can always get the
best in fresh dressed poultry here, as
well as fish and oysters in season.
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ducts a chain of 297 stores in as many
principal cities of the country, and
from this fact some very noteworthy
conclusions can be drawn. Among
them are that the store can offer you
an unusually carefully selected assert
ment of coats, dresses, skirts, blouses,
waists, lingerie, and the like of the
women and young women. The same
may be said to be true of the cloth
ing stocks for the men and young
men, and also the shoe stocks. The
prices here are also unusual when
the quality of the goods is considered.
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j, j. KEEN

One of the best equipped and most
efficient prescription departments in
this city or vicinity is the Drug Store
of J. J. Keen. It's well-stocked depart
ment enables the expert pharmacist
in charge to fill the prescriptions ex-
actly as written by your physician and
there will be no substitution of in
gradients. You also have an oppor-
tunity to obtain everything you re-
quire in proprietary medicines of the
better grades, manufactured by some
of the best known firms in the coun-
try. The store also carries a COM
plete stock of choice confectionery
toilet articles and preparations, sta
tionery, kodaks and kodak supplies.
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n. S. KREIDLER.

1t is not necessary for you to suffer
with pains over your eyes, or from
headaches, or to squint when you try
to read or to look away in the dis
lance. All of these symptoms indi-
cate that your eyes are weak and
vision impaired. They can be rene
died if you have H. S. Kreidler, the
well-known optometrist, with offices at
Seifert's, make an examination of
your eyes and fit you to glasses. Mr..
Kreidler prescribes the famous kryp-
tok glasses when needed. These are
the latest and are of the acme of con-
venience.
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NORTHWESTERN STAMP WORKS
ITO E. 3fd Street. ST. PAUL. MIMI.
RUBBER and METAL 5; 4; x,P::

editions in fiction, historical works,
technical and text books, the complete
line of magazines and periodicals. In
addition, one can find there a very
attractive line of toys, dolls, novelties
and the like for the children. while
its stocks of athletic and sporting
goods are unsurpassed. The store is
the headquarters for the Arwell phon-
ographs, one of the best on the mar
ket. 1t is also headquarters for mu-
steal instruments, goods and supplies
of all kinds.
ADV,
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THE HOME CASH GROCERY.

The unusually large patronage
given the Home grocery is evidence
that the quality of goods carried and
the prices on them meet with the ap-
proval of the people who buy there.
Since it has been in operation this
grocery has been making a popular
hit with it's patrons over the savings
it affords them. Economical shoppers
know now that they can invariably
get the best bargains here in gro
ceries, vegetables and fruits, both as
to quality and prices.
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kRAUSE e. SON,

The store of Krause & Son always
offers the best opportunities for Sc
lecting worth while footwear for all
members of the family. The ladies
have found that the stocks here afford
them a splendid selection at all sea-
sons of the year. Men who want
comfortable shoes will find them here
and at prices that make them real
bargains. AS for shoes for the chill
dren, this is the place to get them, the
stout wear-resisting kind that wear
like iron and still keep their shape.
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THE BOSTON STORE.

The ladies of Wahpeton and vicin,
ity look to the Boston Store to keep
them Informed upon the latest styles
in wearing apparel with each seasons
change This store has been recog,
nized since it's start here as the head
quarters for the seasons smartest
and newest in suits, coats, dresses,
.frocks, skirts and all other articles of
ladies wearing apparel. Every day
is always a bargain day here because
of the low price levels that prevail.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-31
omplete, affording patrons splendid

complete, affording patrons a splendid
opportunity to select just the clothes
they desire. The policy of the house
is to offer the most dependable quail
ties of standard merchandise at the
lowest possible prices, and the guar
antee of the house is back of every
article sold.
Men appreciate the big stocks of
smart hats, shirts, hosiery, neckwear
and other articles of masculine wear
always to be found here, and we are
glad of this opportunity to recommend
the Toggery to the patronage of our
readers.
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service any day or night. l.. E. Les
ter is in charge of this department.
HOLTHUSEN BROS,

When you want the best grades of
grains and feeds and at prices that are
reasonable, try the stocks of Holthu-
sen Bros, Wahpeton. One of the
stocks in the warehouses of the firm
in which great pride is taken is. flour.
Some of the best known and most
popular brands in this vicinity are
found here. These brands are made
from carefully selected Dakota grown
wheat, ground in the most up-to-date
mills in this vicinity. These fours
are noted for the splendid results
they have given in all baking opera
tons. In addition the stocks of brans,
cereals, meals and graham flours are
always large and include all of the
well-known brands. A. complete line
of mill feeds for stock such as mid
dlings, brans, shorts, cottonseed
cakes, besides seed grain and seeds
of all kinds are handled.
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WAHPETON HARDWARE co,

CONTIGUOUS and bulIderS, besides
the many patrons of the Wahpeton
Hardware Co., have learned it always
carries worthwhile stocks. At this
time of the year it might be we'll to
call our readers attention to the
splendid line of oil stoves on hand.
The store also has big stock of gar
den tools, lawn mowers, screens of all
kinds, hammocks, sporting and ath-
letic goods, firearms, paints and oils,
glass, rope, binder twines, stoves and
the like. A big stock of kitchen ware,
carefully selected, awaits the inspec-
ton of the housewife.
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WAHPE1oN BOOK STORE.

The Wahpeton Book Store is one of
the best stocked stores of it's kind in
this vicinity and is able to supply you
with everything you need in station
cry, books, magazines and Office sup
plies. The merchants and profession
al men of the city have learned to
look to it to supply them with their
blanks, typewriter papers and other
supplies. 1t carries all Of the latest
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H. T. LEEBER, THE SHOE MAN.

If you want the best in shoes
style, comfort, appearance and moder-
ate prices, you can get all of these by
buying your shoes at Lieber's Shoe
Store. This store has reputation
for the quality of shoes it carries.
The ladies will be enthusiastic over
these beautiful shapes once they have
seen them. The men, too, will find
at this store a good serviceable line
of we'll made shoes, attractive in ap-
pearance and shape, comfortable in
design and priced as low as such good
shoes can be sold for. Parents of
lively growing children will find at
this store line of sturdy, wear-re-
sisting proof shoes that will help cut
down the shoe bills of the family
These shoes will stand lot Of wear
and still retain their shape.
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]. C.. PENNY co

Without doubt one of the best
stocked, most interesting and best
patronzized store in Wahpeton is that
of the J. c. Penny Co. Here you can
get wearing apparel, dry goods and
shoes, in fact everything needed for
the body and the furnishings of the
home from it's unusually complete and
up-to-date stocks. The Company con
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-12-04

the la.,t and highest responsible bidder,
Il the late residence of deceased IA
the seventh ward of Vermilion Parish
La, on. 800, 200
Saturday,, December 1lth' 1920
between the legal hours urc''''''' ny
law, The following described property
to-wit:
4 tract Of Land situated IN Nerm'II"n
Parrish, la. containing 40 aces. and
designated as the S. W = of y. W. :,
fcr. +, TIP. Il, $. r. 3 r.
owe dwelling house, . harns, buggy
house, tc.aut house, cIl'ivat"rs, blows
..tug. Burrows, wagons, post, house
..j goods. furniture, kitchen utensils;
, bead rr cattle, one horse, fell nipple
...t.. rjc.
Tr.ms of sale: Cash.
....ir O nee, Ahho.i'|', La, TIM
r.b day It November. 1920.
ADAM BOlDRHNiN,
sheriff, VcrmiIio1 Parish, La
john Eu..,r, Attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-12-04
SUCCESSION NOTICE

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Vcrmil-
ion, l7t', Judicial District Court
No. 1908.
CucCeasi1n of Pauline Campbell
Whereas, Grafton Briggs, admins
traitor OF the above numbered and en-
ti.led Estate, has filed in this lIonora-
bic Court, a final tableau Of debts and
charges against the aforesaid numbered
aII entitled estate, together with his
petition prayi. for its homologatian,
and also e. be discharged as a1misis-
orator and that his bond as such be
cancelled and the surg " released
-,.s,sSsss,la>.iAk y ssreb@-si2en
10 any and all persons interested to
show cause, if any they have, within
the legal delays, and in accordance with
/ law. WHY the said tableau should not
he homologated and approved and made
a Judgment Of this Court, and the said
Grafton Briggs discharged Of his afore-
aid trust and his bond as such CANCEL
ed.
Clerks Office, Abbeville, In, this
18th, dav of October A. d. 1920.
CHAs. c. LEBLANC.
seal by. Clerk of Court.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-12-04
SUCCESSION SALE
state Of Louisiana. Parish Of Vcrmil, I.
ION, l7th judicial District Court
y, 1917

state of Louisiana. Parish Of Vcrmil.
ION. l7th Judicial District Court
Ne, l2l7.
SUI. cssion Of Victor Fabre
Ry virtue of m order of sale issued
mt Of the Honorable Seventeenth j L
ri.,iob isSuol n nr-ganre h'.-'f,
lirial District Cont, in and for 'ht
rn-,h n Vcrw2irl Ia, and con
mission issued iu pur-1a8cr me c'f,
Hat.r thc 30t1 ~ Ocroher, 1922, ia
r.aHgi.e w" ~ sell property for the
purpose cf realizing funds whrroni'h
70 nav the debts and charges %; said
static. viii sell, az public auction. Ia
fine last and Ii~r - responsible bid 'gr
1t thr lest place Of residence Of de
easel on property of Erosto Brous
sarl Vc.luiion Parish, Louisiana, on
/ 8 .u-day. December 1, 1920
( A.tvoaa the legal hours prescribed by
|1aw. tle following described property
I -n.wit.
One Lot, Chicken house, wire ant
/ Field Tmplimguts.
/ Oac Lot. House hold Goods and Kit
/ hen utensils.
One LIT Furniturcs.
! Owe ur.~ NulCS
N.p h.g'e.
-.aI'~ dickens.
n.r ut Cotton IN seed
Twenty barrels Potatoes
Twelve tons Of cane.
One Lot Corn
Orr Cow and Calf
One Cow and hcifgf
Ore Young }gar'iBt
Two Cows and calves
Ou, iat garden fence end posts.
Ta-n- ~ sale: Cash
~tcHH's uree Ahhgrllf. Lr.. mi
10th day Of Novamher, 1920
}. ADAM ECTHREArX,
Sheriff, Vermiiou Parish. L
J. +. Kiabe, Jr. attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-12-04

h. nubI;sbed by tho Secretary IN The
g;.;aI ;ournoI bv four weekly nser-
,,rs the date Of the first insertion 20
b, "a many as thirty t"") Gays o''''
the date of the election.
The said notice shall further rrc'ro
that on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF p'c-
cmhcr, 1920, the first day Following 'uch
election. at 10 clock \. NJ, the faflsh
school BOARD will meet nj the Office OF
the sad Board, IN said Parish, aud there
IN public session open ballot boh'',
.x,mine and canvass the returns and
JcrIarc the result Of said electinnJ
and promulgatc the same.
PROCLAMATION
state Of Louisiana,
Parish of VcrmIlIon.
Pursuant to authority contained IN
Ordinance No. |, Of the Parish school
Board - f the Parish of Nermlllon,
l.ouisiana. If date the 7th day oI
October, 1929, /, Ulvsse Bernard, Fro
,ldcnt of said body, hereby CIV" no
ticc tlat an election will be held IN
IuJIan Bayou School District No. !,
in the Parish Of Vcrmilion, Louisiana
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of December,
1920. as set forth in the following
abstract Of said ordinance:
SECTION |. Be 1t Ordained by tho
Parish School Board of the Parish on
Netmilion, Louisiana, IN lawful SEES
SION convened, That nm election shan
be, and is hereby, called 10 be held IN
Indian BAYOU School District No. l,
in the Parish Of Vermilion, Louisiana,
ON Tuesday, the 7th day of December,
I92O.at which election the majority Of
the property taxpayers Of said district,
number and amount, eligible TO vote
aud voting, shall determine the
Proposition to incur debt and issue
bonds of the said Indian Bayou School
District No. /, in the Parish of Nermil'
on. Louisiana, to the amount of Fifty
Thousand Dollars (f50,0O0OO), TO run
for a period of twenty (2O) years,
bearing interest at the rate Of five per
cent (59o) per annnm, payable annual
", the funds thus derived to be used
for the
Purpose Of erecting and equipping
school building in Indian Bayou
school District, No. |, Parish Of YER
million, Louisiana.
THE said election shall be held at
tho following polling place; Indian
Bayou School House, and the following
commissioners and clerk Of election are
appointed: John Dubois, J. Is. LeDoux
G.. b. Faux and Cleric Boulet, Clern,
each being a registered voter and to
serve without compensation.
Notice is hereby further given that
on the sth day Of December, 1920, the
/ first day following such election, at ~
| o clock m, the Vermil,on Parish School
| Board will meet n the office of said
| body, in said Parish, and there in pub
lie session open the ballot boxes, eI'
anime and Cod,lt the votes, both as TO
number and a Mount, and examine and
canvass tho tturns, and declare the
result Of the election, and promulgate
thf same.
Given this, the 7th day Of October,
1920, at Abbeville, La, in said parish.
ULYSSE BERNARD,
President Of the Vermilion Parish
School Board
A true copy
| J. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-12-04
Wood Motor Co. for Fordson
Tractors and Repairs.

There Ia more Cetarrh in this section
e the country than al other diseases
put together. and for years il wat sup
POSED to be- incurnblc. Doctor prcscrib-
cd local remedies; and by constantly
failing to. cure with local treatment,
Pronounced it incu able. Catarrh is q
.ocal disease, greatly influenced by
constitutional conditions and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Ca.arrh y edicine, manulae.
'urcd by :. j. Cheney eco, Toledo,
Oil, is II constitutional remedy, is
ken in'ornally nnd acts through the.
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
system. One Hundred Dollars reward
is offered for any case that Hall Cat
arrh Medicine fails to cure. Send tor
circulars and testimonials.
?. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio,
Sold ny Druggists, Use.
Halls Family pills for Constipation.
hdv.