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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
WlNkLER E. kOERNER.

1t is just like finding money when
you count up the savings you make
on your bills for groceries purchased
from Winkler e Koerner, IL Seventh
avenue south. Frugal housewives and
others who must make their dollars
stretch as far as possible, know that
they get the most for their money at
this store. 1t pays to shop about
every time and once you ac-
quire that habit you will soon learn
that the prices that prevail at the
store of Winkler G. Koerner are as
low, if not lower, than those of any
other grocery store in st. Cloud or
vicinity. This firm believes in the
old methods of doing large volume
of business on small margins of prof
its. In this way, it can best help and
benefit it's customers in these days of
exorbitant prices.
lCouti9ued ou page 81
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
THE MINER THEATER.

Have YOU trouble to decide how or
where to spend Or while away an
hour or moro these evenings of spring?
If so, permit us to suggest that you
spend them at the Miner theater,
where the very best films produced
are always to be found. You know the
reputation the thCater has for pre-
senting moving picture programs of
the very highest class-the best in
dramas, farces, comedies, education
and travel films. All Of the popular
and famous stars of filmdOm come to
the Miner, much to the delight of the
hundreds of patrons that the manage
ment has made through the superior
grades of carefully selected programs
that are presented. The theater gives
two entertainments each evening and
spares no labor or expense to make
the time spent in it's theater one of
profit and enjoyment. We certainly
feel justified in complimenting the
management of the theater upon the
high character of it's entertainments
and recommend them to the patronage
of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
COLONIAL GARDENS COMPANY.

The wonderful industrial growth Of
ST. Cloud makes it necessary that more
homes be provided for the workers
and others who are coming here. To
provide adequate housing facilities
means that construction work must be
planned and carried out on large
and comprehensive scale. The sub
division plan of the Colonial Gardens
Co. is the best and soundest that has
been offered to help solve the home
problems here. The plan in general
is too we'll known to attempt to tell
it here in this limited space, and the
reasons why every one should take
advantage of this splendid opportunity
to acquire lot and home in beau
tiful subdivision with the improve
ments all in, where there will be a
beautiful restricted residential district,
are too many also to be told at this
time. To our mind the citizens of st.
Cloud will not be able to find better
location or greater values in lot
with all modern conveniences in
place than in Colonial Gardens.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
STAEEORD.sAUER COMPANY.

Why not get all of the added. pleas
ures out of life while you can? The
best is none too good for you and
that is why the Strafford-Sauer Co.,
500 st. German street, arc seeking to
interest and inform their patrons of
the superior qualities of the Aeolian-
Vocation photograph for which they
have the agency in St Cloud and vi
entity. You have but to compare it
with any other make and you will be
convinced. They are carried in a
wide variety of models and variously
priced. A complete stock of all of
the latest records are always on hand.
The firm carries also a large stock
of superior jeWelry, diamonds and pre-
cious stones. There is practically
nothing in jewelry that is worth while
and distinctive that you will not find
at this store. Every article sold over
its cases carries the full guarantee of
the firm that it is exactly as repre-
sented
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
CENTRAL LUMBER co.

The quality of the lumber and
building materials one gets from the
Central Lumber Co. is always recoS-
nized as the very best Obtainable any
where. Years of experience in deal
ing with this company have convinced
contractors and builders of the truth
of this statement. The size of the
stocks carried at all times by the Cen
trail Lumber Co. is always big factor
in favor of placing orders with the
company for it enables the company
to. fill the largest orders promptly.
It's Stocks of hard and soft coal, and
coke, are secured from the best mines
and are noted throughout this district
for their heat-giving properties. II
you are planning to build this season
or to make repairs or to remodel, you
will find it to your interest to secure
estimates for your requirements from
this company. George II. Miner, a
thoroughly experienced lumber man, is
manager of the company and will give
personal attention to your orders.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
BEN w, FEARING,

The home of the REQ automobile
and truck in st. Cloud is the sales
room and garage of Ben w. Fearing,
Fourth avenue and Fifth street South.
There you will find all of the models
of REQ cars and trucks waiting your
closest inspection. Through all the
periods of changing design and con-
Struction of motor cars the REQ has
held it's leadership and today stands
in a class of it's own for beauty of de-
sign, power. speed, economy and rid
ing comfort. Once you have ridden in
REQ, felt the purr of its motor as
you grasped the steering wheel and
enjoyed the upholstered luxury it af-
fords as it rolls along the country
road, you will not be satisfied with
any other make of a car. You will
make striking reduction in the cost
of your delivery work or hauling if
you do it with a REQ speedwagOn.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
ST. CLOUD AUTO TOP 8. SEAT
COVER WORKS.

One of st. Clouds newest indus.
tries is the st. Cloud Auto Top & Seat
Cover Works, 1920 st. German street,
recently established by Charles C.
Miller. He has had % years expert
ence in making automobile tops and
upholstering of cars, and it is doubtful
if a more expert workman or one bet
ter qualified to do this kind of work,
can be found in this vicinity His ex-
perience for years has been the max
ing of custom made tops of all kinds,
seat covers, dust hoods, cushions, cur
tains Of all kinds and for all purposes,
plate glass and celluloid lights, etc.
He also will specialize in trimming
automobile upholstery and make re-
pairs to the same.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
E. A. SIEINDORE.

One of the busy grocery stores Of
St Cloud is that of E. A. Steindorf,
PIP Eighth avenue North. His stock
of goods is always fresh and large
so that patrons may have a wide Sc
lection from which to choose. He is
experienced in all branches of the
trade so that he can buy advantages
ously at all times and secures the
best grades of stocks. The savings
one can make on a bill of goods pur-
chased at the SteindOrf store are
worth while and attract the economi-
cal shopper who also appreciates that
he is getting the highest quality of
goods every time. In addition to gro
ceries, the store also carries stocks of
-four, feed of all kinds and bakery
goods. The latter are always fresh
and in large assortment and variety.
Deliveries are made to all parts of the
city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
CHARLES w, SAUNDERS.

Automobile owners will find a com
plete line of Michelin and Mohawk
tires at the sporting goods store Of
Charles w. Saunders, % Fifth avenue
South. Mr. Saunders has recently
taken the agency in st. Cloud for
these two well known makes of tires
and will carry a big stock of them at
all times, so that you can, get the
kind and size of tires for your auto
mobiles or trucks that you need. Mr..
Saunders is well informed and posted
on tires and inner tubes and will be
glad to advise you on all of your tire
troubles. He also makes a specially
of Ford tires, tires for bicycles, tire
repairs and accessories and also car
ries an uptodate line or sporting goods
of all kinds. You will find that he car
ries all of the official sporting goods,
and th"t his prices on them are I'M
usually low.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
JOSEPH p. MuNslNGER.

Now is the time to have that new
heating system placed in your home
or store building. You will find that
Joseph P Munsinger has the agency
for the best steam, hot water or fur
mace heating systems on the market
and he will be glad of the opportun-
ity to quote you prices on the cost of
installing the one best suited to your
requirements. If you are contemplate
ing erecting a new building of any
kind, that will need plumbing sys-
tenn, we would recommend that you
get estimates on the cost from Mr..
Munsinger. You will find him prompt
in all "of his work also, no matter
whether it is new installation. repair
work or pump oyerhauling.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
MATHEW HALL,

The service given by Mathew Hall
in filling orders for lumber and build
ing materials of all kinds has won
for him an unusually large patronage
in st. Cloud and throughout this ell
tire vicinity. The quality of all ma
tcrials handled by Mr. Hall is likewise
so high and we'll known that con
tractors and builders alike, turn to
him for prices and estimates on the
lumber and other materials they OK
pect' TO require in their building opera
tons. His yards and storehouses are
always filled with a carefully selected
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
BEE BE BROS,

The summer automobiling season is
now on and auto owners are making
their plans for tours and trips. One
of the most important items to be con.
sidered is that of tires and inner
tubes The success and enjoyment of
such trips or of autOmObiling in gen
eral, whether on business or for pleas
ure and recreation is freedom from
tire trouble. You can get away from
the greatest percentage Of tire trou-
bles by purchasing the right kind Of
tires for your machine. Beebe Bros.
90 E. st. German street, is one of the
best known dealers in tires and tubes
in ST. Cloud or vicinity. They carry
very large and complete stock of
the best makes on the market and can
quickly fit you out for the type of
tires you need for your particular
make of automobile or truck They
have put the right prices on their
stocks and YOU Will make q very sat
isfactory saving on your tire upkoep
by patrOnizing this firm. It also does
guaranteed vulcanizing on tires and
tubes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
BENSEN.oSBoRN AUTO co.

Mr.. Prospective Automobile Owner,
before you decide definitely on the
make of your first or new car, delay
long enough to look over the splendid
models of Cleveland and Chandler
cars to be seen on the sales floor OF
the Bensen-Osborn Auto Co., 125
Fifth avenue South. which has the
sales agency in st. Cloud and this vi
cinity for these cars. The Chandler
Six will surely look good to you and
then when you have admired it's lines,
appearance. motor and finish step over
and see a Cleveland Six, little lower
in price, but fully as worth while for
the money. The firm will be glad to
demonstrate both of these models for
you, show them to you in detail and
have you compare them with other
makes. confident that you will come
back and place your order. A full line
of accessories. parts and repairs for
automobiles, tires and inner tubes is
always found in stock there at prices
that are decidedly reasonable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
fompag
ST. PAUL BARGAIN STORE.

That correctly dressed st. Cloud
man or young man who attracted your
attention because of the distinctive
appearance of his suit, undoubtedly
purchased it at the st. Paul Bargain
Store, 70l st. German street. This
store is the home of the Adler line of
Collegian Clothes, in St. Cloud. They
are designed and cut by the world S
master tailors and made in the largest
factories in the country. You get
style, comfort, quality and wear when
you buy an Adler suit. You are as
sured of correct fit when you buy
your suit at the St. Paul Baragin Store
and you will find a splendid big new
stock with all of 1920 styles, awaiting
your inspection and selection. The
store also carries complete line of
shoes, hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery,
neckwear and other articles of mems
haberdaShery.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
A. B, VOUk,

You do not have to go away from
ST. Cloud to get high grade and artis-
tic photographs. In our own city is
located one of the best photographers
in the state-an artist with real skill
and taste, who can get the results
that are SO particularly desired. The
photographs that come from his studio
have that distinctive appearance that
causes your friends and others to stop
and admire the appearance. You will
not find any of the old style stiff eff
fects and old-fashioned thoughts and
notions represented in any photo
graphs that bear the markings of the
Vouk studio. He also makes interior
views of your home or place of bus
mess, group pictures, out of door
scenes and all kinds of commercial
photography. Special attention is also
given to developing films and printing
pictures for amateur photographers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
SEVENTH AVE. FURNITURE EX,
CHANGED

Why keep old furniture when Won
can trade it for new at the 18th Ave.
Furniture Exchange, 10 It'll Ave. No.
Mr.. Weinstein handles both new and
ings and can outfit your home in the
very best types of goods at prices
that will fit in with your purse. The
newly married copule will be able to
establish the home of their own very
easily if they make their selections
at this store and will be more than
pleased with the results If you need
a new stove. you will find all of the
reliable makes on display at this
store, either new or used.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
| Ecou1%r. SHOE SHINE PARloR.

ECON 1&T SHOE SHINE PARlOR.
If you have been getting harder hit
by the high cost of living each day,
you can strike back in a very forceful
way if you patronize the Economy
Shoe Shine Parlor, located in the
Grand Central Hotel. If you don't be
lieve it, just look over your hats you
have hanging in the wardrobe. Then
price a new one and see what it is
going to cost you. Right there you
can save a nice little sum of money
by taking your worn felt, straw or
panama hats to the Economy shop
and have them cleaned and pressed.
Then with a new ribbon on them, you
will hardly be able to tell them from
new, and you have at the same time
helped to give old H. c. L. a good stiff
body blow. M. J. Economy, proprie-
tor of the shop, is an expert work
man not only in cleaning, reblocking
and dyeing hats of all kinds, but he
also cleans and dyes fancy shoes and
slippers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
ST. CLOUD RADIATOR SERVICE.

1t is never safe or economical to
drive your automobile or truck with a
leaking radiator. Some day you are
going to forget to keep sufficient wa
ter in it, or the leak is going to in
crease in size so that it will become
empty before you suspect it and the
result may be serious injury if not per
manent injury TO your motor. The
safest course is to have the radiator
put into perfect condition at once and
the ST. Cloud Radiator Service, 21S
Fifth avenue South, is the best
equipped to do the work both promptly
and in workmanlike manner. All
makes of radiators are made there to
order or carried in stock so that you
will not have to be without the use
of your car or truck but short time
if you have to have new one put on.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
ST. CLOUD TIRE REPAIR STATION

When your tires begin to show wear
badly or if they become cut or stone
bruised, do not cast them aside New
tires are advancing in prices every
day so that the problem of tire re-
placement is a serious one to the auto
mobile owner. The best and most
economical course is to take your tire
to the st. Cloud Tire Repair Agency
1907 st. German street, opposite the
Clark Lumber Co.'S yard. Hubert
Maus, it's proprietor, is an authority on
tire repairing and will do wonders
with your old tires. His shop does
vulcanizing Of all kinds and handles
also automobile accessories of all
kinds Mr.. Maus has the agency for
the celebrated Federal tires, carrying
a complete line so that he can fit any
particular car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
ST. CLOUD WHOLESALE MEAT g.
PRODUCE CO.

When you finally get tired of trying
less, we would suggest that you trans
fer your patronage to the st. Cloud
Wholesale Meat & Produce Co, 1i01
st. German St You will be more
than pleased with the excellent qualit?
and flavor of all meats and meat
products that this live wire firm han
dies. They specialize so far as is pos
sible in native raised meats and carry
q large stock on hand. The market
also specializes in fancy smoked hams
and bacon, sweet to the taste and well
favored You will find fresh stool,
of produce there at all times in sea
son and out.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

Gated December 81, 1901, by the same
prelate.. The cost Of construction was
about $4,000; the dimensions are "a
by 104, the material, granite and red
brick 1t stands at the corner OF
Third street and Sixteenth avenue
North In 1902 parsonage costing
$4,000 and . parochial school were
built. The chime of three bells were
placed in the belfry in 1904.
Pastors: Revs. August Gospodar, OF
North Prairie, 1901-1904; Leo Stein, of
Duelm, resident at ST. Cloud. from
January to June, 1905; August Plachta,
1905-1906; Stephen Plaza, 19O6-1907 I;
John .Kromolicki. 1907-1911: Vincent
vH-ot~'-n 49, '"T7 he present pastor.
80. vv.... n.oll, o.uce 1915.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

The Church of st. Augustine is To-
Gated at 14S Wilson avenue Southeast
and was organized in August, 1919, by
the pastor, August S. Preusser. The
parishioners are Catholics living south
of Sank Rapids and east of the Mis-
sissippi river.
On the first Sunday of August the
first services were held in East st.
Cloud in vacated undertaking par
lor, which place then was rented for
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

stock of we'll seasoned lumber, iuclud-
ing lath, shingles, hardwood and pine
flooring, joists of all kinds of lumber
and in all sizes and lengths. heavy
timbers, manufactured lumber for in
terror fnishings, mouldings, sash,
frames and doors in standard sizes.
In addition The stocks are complete
with the latest in wall board and
wall plaster both in the imperial and
wood fibre grades. with 4 complete Sc
lection Of roofing and building pa
Ders. If You are going to paint your
house barn or other buildings, you
will find the best line Of paints and
cOlors on the market at the Hall yards
and at the right prices. Our reliable
ity is back of every sale we make.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
CHURCH OF ST. JOHN CANTiUs.

CHURCH OF ST. JOHN CANTlUS.
The earliest attempt to organize a
congregation among the Polish Catho-
lies of ST. Cloud dates back to August,
1887, when Rev. John Stroka, with per-
mission of the bishop, called meet
ing and collected $500 towards a build
ing fund In April, 1893, Rev. A. j..
Kitowski was authorized to organize a
parish, but nothing decisive was done
before October, 1900 when a congre-
cation was formed by Rev. August
Gospodar, pastor of North Prairie. At
first services were held in a hall near
the present church.
The cornerstone for the present.
chu~ch wre lid by Bishop Trohec. on
Jul, I, 1901. anu the church was dtu.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

period of six months. In the mean
time full basement 125x56 was being
erected on the present church site
Due to an early and cold winter the
completion of the building was some
what delayed but on January 18th it
became necessary to occupy the new
building although not entirely COM
pleted. Towards the end of February
the last bit of work was brought to
finish.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

The basement is a concrete and
brick structure, covered by a tenn
porary roof destined to serve present
needs for at least several years. A
high altar, communion rail and pews
have been installed with due consid-
Grafton Of the proposed style of archi-
lecture for the upper structure.
The parish numbers upwards of 100
families, not rich by any means but
generous and eager to help.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
TANkEL-BLOosTON COMPANY.

The ladies who keep in close touch
with the fashions of the day know
that they will always find them in the
wearing apparel and dry goods on dis
play at the modern anr uptodatc
store of the Tankel-BlOOStOn Co., sue
Cessors to Bartelmy's. Every oppor-
tunity is given for shopping at leisure
and in comfort by the management,
and a splendid courtesy is extended
by the employees as we'll as the man
agement. In addition to the unusual
quality of the stocks carried, the re-
markedly low prices that prevail add
to the attractiyeness of the store as a
shopping center. 1t handles the ia
nous Gossard corset. which is recog-
nized as the best on the market for
increasing the attractiveness of the
fair sex Miss Elizabeth Held, the
corsetiere, is in charge of this depart
ment, and will be pleased to meet the
ladies who desire her services.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

Money is power in this day and age
If you have it you realize the truth of
this statement, and if you do not have
you are indeed aware of your help
lessness. The manner in which yOu
exercise the power your money gives
you, is of course another matter, and
matter of your own concern. But
if you want protection for your old
age, or even for the present it is np
to you to have some money laid aside.
The Merchants National Bank will be
glad to help you get started in the
right manner. Its officers will he
glad to show you how to open up d
savings account, explain to you how
the bank will pay you interest on the
money you place there in your savings
account. They will also give you
counsel in your private or business af-
fairs, extend you credit and help you
develop your business along sound fl
nancial lines consistent with good
banking.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
REDUCTION SALE.

! shall he unable to accommodate
all of my present flock of Barred and
Partridge Plymouth Rock birds in
winter quarters and offer for sale at
reasonable prices some pullets and
cockerels in both varieties. These are
state fair and the Lacrosse Inter
state fair this year. You will do
we'll to procure some of these for next
seasons breeding. Your inspection is
invited. Phone 514- F. Daughen-
be ugh trcScn. Iowa l2tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
THAT MADE HISTORY.
EnslIehman's Search Tor the "kortls
j.. oase Paseaes" Resulted IN the
t. "oiseeveey'' o. Nvosia.s

Il 10 q curious fact that Arehanse'
ewes ito origin to an Englishrnau. II
was In the days OF Spanish greatness,
when the galleons Of the king Of Spain
claimed to rule the sea after a truly
06anish fashion, and the strangely
elastic law of reprisals made vOyag-
inG for al merchantmen 10 certain
waters q very uncertain experience.
1or several years there had been talh
II England, especially at the English
court, Of the possibility Of the existence
Of q northeast passage to India, and
Of the desirability Of exploring It.
such . passage. II 1t existed. would
undoubtedly be safe from Spanish dep
relations, and there were. moreover,
1 great possibilities Of opening up in
this way a new field for Britiah trade.
The talk. however, was all there was
to the matter. until about the close
Of the reign Of the boy king. Edward