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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
EDWARD LEE.

Before you let the contracts for any
plumbing or heating work be sure to
get estimates and prices from Edward
Lee, Thief River Falls well known
plumber He is an expert in this work
and has reputation for doing eff
cient work promptly. Now is the time
to have your heating system over
hauled while the weather is warm.
Don't wait until cold weather is here
and be uncomfortable. If it is worn
out, let him install new plant. He
has the agency for the best on the
market in steam, or hot water. They
are economical to operate and will
keep your home or Office comfortable
in the coolest weather 1t is impor-
tant that you have your plumbing in
stalled correctly. Leaking plumbing
is dangerous to the health as well as
costly in soiled walls and ceilings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY.

Out go the spots of dirt and grease
from your clothes when they go
through the cleansing processes of the
Model Steam laundry of this city.
Back it comes promptly, spotless and
white, looking as attractive as it done
in your own home. This laundry has
installed all of the very latest kinds of
machinery for washing and ironing
your laundry in the quickest and best
form. You can take the trouble and
tired feeling out of ''blue Monday" for
your wife by sending your family
washing here. The laundry makes a
speciality of doing up shirt waists, del.
icate lingerie and lace curtains. If
you are disguised in having your col.
lars come back with those rough
edges that saw your neck, send them
here and let them get that velvet fin.
ish and have them shaped for the
neck.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
NORTHWESTERN AUTO CO.

Before you order your new car, be
sure to visit the sales room of the
Northwestern Auto Co. and see the
splendid models of the popular Over
land car. The Overland is the all
around car for the city dweller and
farmer. 1t is made in different mod
els, the touring type, roadster, sedan
and coupe X. A. Sundahl, proprietor
of the Northwestern Auto Co., will be
glad to have you call at his garage
and look over the different Overland
models in stock. The garage is also
a Willard service station and is the
headquarters for repairing all battery
troubles and overhauling cars of al
kinds. All repair work is guaranteed
and every facility is installed fol
prompt service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
BORRYS GARAGE.

If you are tired of poor repair serv-
ice and heavy repair bills, send your
automobile or truck to Borry's garage
and get good service. The workmen
at this garage are selected because
of their experience and thorough
knowledge of their work. They have
had thorough training in repairing
and overhauling all makes Of automo-
biles and trucks, and will give you in
telligent service at all times. The
garage is equipped with the latest
types of machinery so that all repair
curately. The garage also carries a
line of automobile accessories of all
kinds, repairs, supplies, gasoline, oils
and greases.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
stMoNs MEAT G. GROCERY STORE.

The better grades of meats and gro
ceries and the lowest possible prices
they can be sold for are found at the
Simons Meat & Grocery store. Pur-
chases are made carefully in the large
centers, in large quantities and for
cash to get the best prices. These
savings are given to the patrons, and
amount to considerable in the totals
of bills for groceries and meats. The
management is satisfied with small
profits on each article, depending on
the volume of the trade of the store
to make it a success. 1t takes pride
in the reputation it has for handling
only the highest grades of goods
Nationally advertised brands of gro
ceries are found in it's stocks and the
very best grades of native raised
meats
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
THE CITY BAKERY.

You can get appetizing bakery goods
at the City Bakery at all times
The reputation this Bakery is making
for it's products with the good OLD
homemade" taste and flavor is build
ing up for it a splendid patronage thai
taxes it's capacity to keep up with the
demand. Only the very best f1ours
shortcomings, fruits and other materi
ais that enter into the baking opera
lions are purchased and the most
skilled workmen employed. You will
find their full weight loaves of bread
light and appetizing to the taste; de
licious cookies, cakes, doughnuts, pies
and other pastry dainties in wide Sc
lection and carried in large stock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
S.. SALvESON.

There is nothing so agreeable and
appreciated as a portrait of friend
or dear one that has the real touches
of expression and show true like
ness S. Salveson's studio makes only
this kind. Photographs taken are
studies of real life that will interest
you and your friends and are the kind
that are gladly shown to friends. The
studio also takes interior pictures, out
of door scenes, group gatherings and
commercial work as well. Special at
tention is also given to kodak finish
ing and printing from films.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
FIRST & PEOPLES STATE BANK.

The time to save is when your
earning power is good and the bank
with which to do your banking is the
First & Peoples State Bank. There is
nothing that gives young man or
woman standing in the community
more than the fact that he or she has
learned to save and is accommodating
a bank account. It is easy to learn
to save if you follow out the plan of
this bank and open a savings account
with it today. One dollar will start
such an account. In addition the
bank will pay you five per cent inter-
est on all such time deposits. The
bank also does a general banking bus
mess and invites you to open a check
ing account with it and transact such
other banking business you may have.
Its officers are men of integrity and
sound business Judgment and are
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
IIERERMAN BROS.

Lieberman Bros Store is the home
of the famous line of Hart, Schaffner
& Marx all wool clothes, acknowl-
edged to be one Of the best lines of
clothing manufactured. If you want
to see the attractive suits and over.
coats for the coming season, with all
their smart effects and trimmings you
want to take advantage of your pres.
ent opportunity and inspect the dis.
play now at Lieberman Bros. If you
want good serviceable shoes, no mat
ter what your work is, you will find
them at this store and at attractive
prices. These shoes are noted for the
fine lines made up in them and for the
foot comfort they give to the wearers
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
DecREMER. MEAT MARKET.

After you have been paying good
money for tough meats, make a
change and get the good kind of meats
at the DeCremer Meat Market. You
will like the meats that you get at
this market because they are first
class in every respect, of the highest
quality and kept in perfect condition
AS far as it is possible, the market
carries meats from native grown
stocks, which are famous of course for
their quality, insuring tender steaks
and rich juicy roasts, every time. In
addition, a large stock of smoked, salt
and cured meats, homemade sauel
kraut, head cheese, hams, bacon
homemade sausage will always be
found at the market. A specially is
made of dairy products, and one al
ways finds bargains there in canned
goods. Fresh fish and oysters and
carried in stock in season.
Adv.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
THIEF RIVER TIRE SHOP.

Don't throw your old tires away be-
fore you have taken them to the Thief
River Tire Shop. The advance of all
materials that enter into the manufac.
ture of tires, and the high cost of la.
Dor, makes it imperative that one gets
every bit of mileage out of tire that
is possible. The Thief River Tire
Shop helps him to do it. The shop is
the home of the famous Pennsylvania
tires, famous for their mileage and
durability. The shop carries them in
all sizes and in large stock so thai
one can always get service there. II
also carries a complete line of inner
tubes and tire accessories.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
ZEH E. CuRRAN.

Your dollars will do their whole
duty if you spend them at the up-to-
date and well-stocked grocery store of
Zeh & Curran. Economical shoppers
and heads of families have learned
that they can make the best savings
by centering their grocery trade at
this store. They have found that the
most dependable grades of flours and
cereals, canned fish, meats, vege-
tables, fruits, milks and jams are to
be found there in all of the popular
brands. The store pays the top
prices for fresh eggs apd is famous for
the excellence of it's coffees, teas,
spices and cheese.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
THIEF RIVER MUSIC CO.

one wants first of all quality of tone.
The stocks of the Thief River Music
Co. contain splendid makes of pianos,
player pianos, victrolas, monographs
and other instruments You will like
the pianos because of their splendid
tone, excellent workmanship, style
and appearance. In the stock of vic
trolas and monographs you will find
some splendid instruments in all of
the different sizes and models and va
riously priced. Also a complete line
of records with new supplies coming
in monthly as produced. A complete
line of sheet music and supplies is
carried
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
THIEF RIVER FALLS IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHlNISTS.

One of the busiest industries in this
vicinity is the Thief River Falls Iron
Works, producers and finishers of
castings, brass, aluminium and gray
iron work of all kinds. This company
is one of the most important plants
of it's kind in the state and is rapidly
expanding it's operations and equip
ment. Besides turning out it's own
special line of dredging machinery
and structural iron work the company
does contract work of all kinds, en-
ploying only expert machinists so that
it can do the most accurate lathe and
milling work. Everything in line
shafting pulleys, adjuncts to machin-
cry and all implement repairing, gas
matters and threshing machine work
can be secured at this plant, as well
as welding of all kinds of castings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
OLAF NESET.

One of the most complete stocks Of
jewelry in Thief River Falls is to be
found in the up-to-date store conduct
ed by Olaf Neset. 1t is always ar
easy matter to shop at this store
Whether you want diamonds or pre-
cious stones, watches or clocks, rings
pins, brooches or other articles of per
sonal adornment and wear, silver
ware, cut glass ware, hand-painted
china or dozens of other articles, you
will find splendid selection await
ing your approval. A first class re
pair department for jewelry is main
tanned, and also an engraving depart
ment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
CHARLES LIEBERMAN.

The splendid bargains available at
the big modern clothing store of
Charles Lieberman are made possible
because of his intimate knowledge of
the clothing business and his ability
to buy the most advantageously. His
stocks always afford a wonderful op-
portunity for the men and young men
of this city and vicinity to secure the
latest correct styles in suits and over
coats. One gets splendid values and
good service out of the stocks of this
store for they are made out of wool
ems that give the service one wants in
a suit. At the same time the prices
of the store are unusually low and
make every purchase there a splendid
bargain. "A full line of exclusive hab-
erdashery is also carried there.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
MoGENsEN's.

Men and young men who take pride
in their appearance know they can
always get the best values in clothing
at Mogensen's. This modern clothing
store is the home of the famous men,
line of clothing made by Hirsch, Wick
wire & Co., Kuppenheimer and A. B..
Kirschbaum & Co., and an unusually
large stock of these splendid suits and
overcoats will always be found there.
eff it comes from Mogensen's it must
be good,' is favorite expression and
means just what it says. A complete
line of haberdashery, the latest in
hats and caps, shirts, neckwear, shoes
and gloves is also carried in wide Sc
lection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
HERMANSON HARDWARE co.

One of the best and most carefully
selected stocks of worth while hard
ware in Thief River is to be found in
the store of J. H. Hermanson. There
are stocks of sporting goods, rifles,
shot guns, traps and other hunting
equipment, accessories for the bath
room and laundry such as washing
machines, both for hand and motive
power, power wringers, churns, gar
den and lawn tools, lawn mowers,
tools for the carpenter, paints, var
nish and colors for the painter. You
can get one of the best grades of
binder Irvine there, also glass, rope
and heavy hardware such as stoves,
ranges and heating stoves and pipe
less furnaces.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
largely responsible for the success o
the bank.
HoLT-GEORGE PLUMBING &
HEATING CO.

Before you let the contracts for any
new building work, be sure and get
estimates from the Holt-George
Plumbing & Heating Co. There is a
difference in the kind of work done by
plumbers. At the best it is expensive
so it is important that you get the
work done by expert workmen such
as this firm employees. If the heating
plant in your place of business or
home did not work satisfactorily last
season, now is the time to have it
overhauled or new one installed.
This firm has the agency for the best
systems of steam, hot water or hot air
heating, that are on the market. A
first class repair department is also
conducted and all calls for services
are promptly answered.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
LOkEN BROTHERS,

One of the most attractive showings
to be seen in the modern department
store of Eoken Bros. The store has
a reputation for carrying worth while
stocks at all times-stocks of known
quality on which the lowest prices
have been put. The latest styles are
to be found there in the departments
given over to ladies' and misses
gowns and dresses, coats, skirts
waists, sweaters, lingerie, hosiery and
shoes. The stocks for the coming
season have never been so complete
nor so attractive as are now on dis
play there, nor have the values been
greater.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
BOTTEM HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE.

You will always find the dependable
lines of heavy and shelf hardware in
the large and well selected stocks in
this up-to-date store. Carpenters,
masons, farmers and others who have
occasion to use tools that must be of
the best quality to stand the hard
service, have found that the different
lines carried by this store are made
from the best materials and by some
of the best known manufacturers in
the country. A splendid line of stoves
for all purposes is carried at all times.
The store also carries a complete line
of tins and pans for the kitchen, laun-
dry supplies, refrigerators, carpet
sweepers, vacuum cleaners and the
like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
THE PRICHARD co.

Now is the time to buy your lum'
Der and building materials and the
stocks and prices of the Prichard
Company offer you the best values
It's stocks of rough and manufactured
lumbers are carefully selected and are
made up of we'll seasoned and straight
for sheds and barns, farm gates OF
the no-sag type, storage tanks in all
sizes and shapes and silos and drain
tile. There is nothing that gives bet
ter service or adds to the appearance
of your home more than hard wood
flooring.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04

and forward movements of the city
and county. It's large capitalization
and heavy deposits enable it to extend
to its patrons and customers splen-
did credit and loan service at all
times, consistent with sound financing.
deposits and is glad to help in every
manner those who open such ac-
counts. If you do not have a savings
account, this is the bank in which to
open one. One dollar will start a
savings account here. The bank does
a general banking business and in
vites you to become a customer in it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
/. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

When selecting the bank with which
to do business, why not select the
leading bank Of Thief River Falls, as
the institution to serve you? You
will like the service rendered by this
bank to its customers. It's directors
and officers are among the city's best
known business leaders, sound in
Judgment, Of sterling integrity and
identified with az Of the progressive
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04

you are looking for a modern home in
this city, the company can show you
several, well located and modern
throughout. The company also nego-
tiates loans and has first real estate
mortgages for sale in different de-
nominations, and writes all kinds of
insurance.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
EMPIRE FARMS CO.

For quick, prompt and intelligent
service in real estate, loans and in
surance. Try the Empire Farms Co. Of
this city. This company has some
choice improved farms, with modern
buildings, well located near good
towns, with good roads, markets,
schools and churches. Possession
can be given promptly on some. +
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04

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THIEF RIVER FALLS, MINI.

HISTORICAL CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND PRoM
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES. BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
CoRN AND ALFALFA FARMS

With respect to any final aim or end,
the greater part of mankind live at
hazard They have no certain har.
Dor in view, nor direct their course
by any fixed star. Archbishop Leigh
ton.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-29
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his expression of polite interest re-
mained unchanged.
Alison didn't like his face. 1t was
sallow, and loose-skinned, and the
hair had receded from a forehead as
lined as mandarin's. Heavy
wrinkled eyelids and heavy sagging
jaws added to her impression OF dis
taste.
Mr.. Brooks" explained Barbara
Wales crisply. lis the senior MEM
Der of the firm of Brooks, Bayne
and Bryan. ! have asked him to
come here today to spare you the
unpleasantness of calling at the Of
fee. He has kindly consented to
give us a good bit of his valuable
time but we promise to be as brief
and business-like as possible. Sit
down, Alison. Be seated, Mr.. Brooks
Alison obeyed mechanically. She
looked expectantly at Barbara wales
for an explanation of this strange
mans presence. Who were Brooks
Bayne and Bryan?
suppose you question my cousin,
Mr.. Brooks" suggested Miss Wales.
Il have outlined the situation TO
you and you know about what We
want. but she will have to supply
the detailed information. Even l
am unaware of some of the finer
points"
The man turned to Alison with
professional Difference.
First. tell me. Mrs. Osborne.
whether you wish an absolute di-
vorce. or merely legal separa-
tion?"
Alison sprang to her feet. her
glance darting from the man TO the
calmly triumphant Miss Wales
who. in Heavens name, are
you?"
He bowed.
The counsel whom your cousin
has retained"
Continued Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1920-11-29
APPROACHING THE BRINK.

Alison was dressing next after
noon for a tea which Gwen Parker
was giving for her. house guest,
when she was summoned to the
drawing room by Blanche.
Miss Wales wants you to come
right down. Miss Alison. There's
someone to see you"
How eNasperating" Alison
frowned at her reflection in the
glass. I'm only a fourth dressed,
and late at that. Stay and hook me.
please. Blanche"
While the girl obeyed. Alison was
forced to stand still. She watched
the girls reflection in the glass
curiously. Her bent face was sullen:
mouth dropped sulkily.
whats the matter, Blanche?
Things going wrong?"
The girl did not look UP from her
task.
I'm going to leave. Miss Alison 50
she said quietly. 81 can't stand II
with Miss Wales snooping around
the kitchen all the time. There's no
pleasing her"
Alison smiled to herself grimly,
but she said soothingly:
"Oh. don't mind Miss Wales.
Blanche. Looking after other peo-
pies business has become a passion
with her. l know you're fond Of
mother. She places a great deal of
dependence in you. Surely you
won't leave her just because OF q
guest in the house"
The girl shook her head obsti-
nately, adding a final pat to the
drapery of Alison's gown.
I'm Uninr fnet anon Ms
Atherton can get somebody else.
And ] may be taking too much onto
myself. Miss Alison, but IL I were
you. I'd tell Miss Wales where she
got OF when she started meddling
in my affairs"
After Blanche had gone, Alison
stood staring at her own reflection
in the glass. She did not know
whether to laugh or to resent the
girls candor. Advice from a serv-
ant In regard to ones martial at
fairs was going it pretty strong,
but, she thought with a shrug. ev-
eryone seemed to be taking a hand
at advising her. Her mother, Bar
bara Wales, Kate Gibson-even her
father.
And curiously enough Atherton's
advice fingered with her longest.
Suddenly remembering Miss
Wales summons, she applied a pow
der puff to her nose, gave a final
fun to her hair, and ran dow nstairs.
A strange mans voice in the draw
ing room halted her.
She paused a moment. wrinkling
her brow In surprise, then entered
the room.
The man sitting opposite Bar
bara Wales rose instantly. The bow
with which he acknowledged her in
PRODUCTION was gracefully suave, but