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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-06-24

Cumberland Telephone Co. 1910
Aberdeen Weekly. printing T.35
Aberdeen Examiner print. 357. %
Mississippi Holmes. official
supplies -----.....-...-...-. 1885
j A Gay. official supplies 1880
Sheriff Lewis. emergency
expense - - 1000
Sheriff Lewis, postage 1925
Foote d Davies. offi'l sup. 109.3S
Mfg Supply Co, Off u sup. 1882
Clerk Morgan. postage - 1880
Lam d Carter sundry cl'ms 5000
Phoenix Drug Co.. articles
for county home. 99.l7
Southern Telephone Co.. 1850
J L. Shell & Co.. C, h. sup. 1900
Henderson Hdw. Co.. Jail
supplies - : - - $50
w ] Nix. plumbing---.-.---. 500
Sheriff Lewis, feeding pris. 109.38
W ] Nix. Jail plumbing. 600
NJ T Roberts. keeping p. h. 307.5O
Bryan Hdw. Co., bdg. nails 8.15l
R g Dabbs, pauper supplies 1000
DR. w " Bryan. attending
pauper. - - 4s.5Ol
DR. q L Tubb. attend. pau. 2105
L G West, J P. inquest. 50Ol
r L Ray, constable. inquest 1.50l
o E West ct al, inq. jurors cool
Clerk w t Ware, inq fee. 1.25 |
Sheriff Lewis. lunacy fee. 3.0OI
Clerk Joe 7 Morgan, luna
cy fee -. - -. 3.OOl
L o Jones ct al. lun. jurors 6.0OI
DR. w A Sloan. ex. lunatic 20OI
Sheriff Lewis, con. lunatic.. 85.00t
Leftwich & Tubb, prof. ser. 350.00l
W Hall. car hire. sheriff 1000 |
+ r Greene ct al. election
officers : =. ...---.------... 1o.ool
Sheriff Lewis. con- prisoner 1853
Uilis Towry bridge work. $50
L J Francis. bridge work. 1.00l
John Rye. bridge work 200
Bert Pickett, bridge work. 200I
Palmer & Bonds. brde work 1928
r. L. Murray. bridge work 3425
Young Thompson. brig. w'k 1890
H Kennedy, bridge work 1880
Charles Rowan. nails S.. $50
Camp Con. Co.. nails. 5 sol
J g Reich. bridge lumber. 82S
Jesse Burns. bridge work. 200l
ID Leach. bridge work ------ 1.00I
M A Jones, bridge work. 3.00l
Tubb d Smith, bridge work 1.40l
w w Owings. bldg lumber 1864
Boggan q Riggan. bridge
lumber -.--.--.---..--.-.--. 2.25
Dell Hill. bridge lumber 5.49
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600 cures BiliousnesS.
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
LITTLE COUNTRY OF THE POOR.

To be poor in Montenegro is no dis
grace, since one has for company the
entire nation, from the King down.
In the Land of Black Rock" money
and position count as nothing. Ones
place in the community is measured
by his courage and daring. The great
est hero is therefore the greatest man.
In no Slavic country are the people
more ambitious than in Montenegro.
1t is for that reason that the Podgorit-
"a High School, established in the
days of the old Russian protectorate
of Montenegro, attracts students from
the most remote parts of this tiny
country. What care these boys where
they sleep or what they eat as long
as they are feeding their ambitions?
They are Montenegrins, strong to en-
dure and determined to get ahead.
So it happened when the Junior Red
Cross asked these boys to choose be-
tween well-equipped dormitory and
a laboratory, where instruction in
physics and chemistry might be OBJ
tanned, they voted to man for the
laboratory.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
THE MODERN STEAM LAUNDRY

You cannot afford to have your wife
or mother wear herself out over the
washtub with it's back-breaking rub
bling, when the Modern Steam Laun-
dry Co., 310-312 State street, gives
such prompt and efficient laundry serv-
ice. This company by it's new and
up-to-date methods, is now able to
give the women of La Crosse a laun-
dry service which takes all the hard;
disagreeable work out of the home at
cost which makes it an economical
proposition to rid yourself of the work.
They take. the whole family washing,
everything included, weigh the clothes
when received at the laundry, dry
not wet, wash and iron all the fiat
work, such as sheets, pillow slips, bed
spreads, table covers, napkins, etc.,
and wash and dry all other articles.
AS you can readily see, this leaves but
very little ironing for you to do.
Remember, the Modern Steam Laun-
dry Co. uses soft water, exclusively,
in all its washing processes, a fact
they wish to emphasize, for soft wa
ter means 20 per cent longer life
to your clothes. Also they buy the
very best soap on the market In
fact, everything they use in their
plant is the very best that money can
buy. If you are not one of the many
La Crosse women who is enjoying
this family service. resolve today to
rid yourself of this back breaking task.
We are glad of this opportunity to
recommend this laundry to our read
ers in this history of Catholicity for
we know that each and every one of
their patrons receive now and always
the most courteous and efficient serv-
ice to be had in the laundry line.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
3. +. e. r. M. keller.

In testing the desirability of any
bond or note, safety and yield are Of
paramount Importance. With safety
assured, the yield must satisfy in like
degree. For those who are seeking
safe securities and investments for
their savings, B. F. & R. M. Keller,
205-7 Newburg building, offer gilt edge
securities for their consideration.
Their safety has all been investigated
and improved by the firm and it will
be found that the einterest return on
them is very satisfactory. Their eli
ents have been universally, satisfied
with the prompt payments of money
paid on due dates, freedom from wor-
ry, from inconvenience and the knowl-
edge that an organization of experts
as maintained by B. F. & R. NJ Keel
er is continually supervising and safe
guarding your investments in your in
terest. Descriptive circulars of bonds
handled can be secured of the firm at
any time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
HOLY CROSS CHURCH.
La Crosse, Wis.

The Polish congregation of the
church of the Holy Cross was estab-
lished and the building dedicated on
September 10, 1885, by the Rt. Rev
Bishop K Flasch, who was assisted
by the Rev. Fathers Schwebach, Wiede.
mann, Obermuller, Fitzpatrick, Blasch.
Ike, Byzewski and Harrier. The first
resident pastor of this parish was the
Rev. John A. Blaschke, rector of the
Bohemian ST. Wenceslaus church, who
continued in charge until October
1897. He was followed by Father
R. L. Guzowski, of Pine Creek and
independence, who remained fol
about a year. Then followed the
Rev. Louis Kaluza, from January
1883, to September of the same
year; Rev. Stanislaus Baranowski
from January to June, 1889; Rev
Joseph Horbarzewski, June, 1889, to
March, 1891; Rev John Prucha, April
1891, to July, 1892, and the Rev. 10
seph Miller from July to August, 1892
when Father Anselm was appointed
to the pastorate. Rev. j. M. Korczyk
is the present pastor
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
BERGH PIANO CO.

Your home will be more pleasant
and enjoyable if you add to it one of
those splendid New Edison phone.
graphs, for which the Bergh Piano Co.
Fourth and Jay streets, has the La
Crosse agency. The New Edison en-
bodies the last work in improvement
in photograph manufacture and must
be. heard and seen to be truly appre
ciated. The reproduction of the tones
of the human voice, of the violin, eel
10, piano and of every musical instru
ment is accurate and true and cannot
be distinguished by the ear from the
original tones. The Bergh Piano Co
is the home of the New Edison and ev
erything musical. 1t carries a com
plete stock of musical instruments
sheet music of all kinds and musical
goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
WENDLING BROS.

For years Vending Bros. Store has
enjoyed it's present large patronage
through the dependability of it's mer-
chandise They have now linked their
good name with one of the best known
to the motor world and public, In gen.
eral, today-that of Westinghouse.
Westinghouse batteries take their
place among the leaders of the many
Westinghouse products, for their good,
honest construction and guaranteed
service. The same reliable, honest
treatment, you can be assured, will
be extended on all battery work, be it
farm lighting plant batteries or start,
ing and lighting for autos. All their
work is guaranteed on a six-month
basis and they invite you to their free
inspection service at all times. They
take this opportunity to thank their
many friends for their past patronage.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
A. j. BRADY.

Your winter suit and overcoat will
be more satisfactory to you and give
you a much more dressy appearance
if it is tailored by A. J. Brady, mer-.
chant tailor, in the Batavian National
Bank building. You will notice this
season that there is preponderance
of big, comfortable overcoats made
from warm, fleecy woolens without
cumbersome weight, yet the kind that
defies the coolest weather You can
get one of these splendid, comfortable,
overcoats at this shop. You will also
see variety of the choicest woolens
from the best looms in England, Scot
land and America at this shop and you
can pick out the style of coat or suit
you want from the style books there.
The prices for these tailored suits
and overcoats are surprisingly low.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.

You can laugh at the cold weather
! d the blizzard days if you have a
bland furnace installed in your
me or store, for it will give you all
Re heat you need to keep comfort
Bile. In addition, a Holland furnace
| II use less fuel in keeping your res
lence or place of business warm than
;ty other make of furnace made. The
Jason is a simple one. A Holland
Irnace is designed to save and utilize
Eery degree of heat created by the
Re in the fire pot. 1t is sent up into
lie building and not allowed to escape
rough the flue and chimney. The
lolland furnace is never sold through
hrdware dealers, tinsmith shops or
ny places except Holland. If you are
terested in a Holland furnace, phone
8 and c. P. Torsrud, Mgr, will take
Ire of your needs.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
GANTERT BROTHERS.

La Crosses largest and best home
furnishing company is Gantert Bros,
1OS-114 South Third street. In it's big
stock of worth while furniture, rugs
and other home furnishings, the house.
wife of yesterday and the bride of to-
day will find splendid and unusual op.
po1tunities for selecting just the right
pieces of furniture for the home
There is nothing more convenient
more satisfactory Or more attractive
than Globe Wernicke sectional book
cases. Cantert Bros. carry them in
different styles and sizes. For Christ
mas gifts, one can shop advantageous
ly at Gantert Bros. A splendid stock
of imported and domestic rugs is also
carried and prices on all articles oil
stock are unusually low here, consid
ering the quality.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
LA CROSSE CONFECTIONERY.

When you stop in the La Crosse
Confectionery, 229 Main street, for a
refreshing ice cream soda Or other
soft drink, or for some of those de-
licious candies, you are certain of get
ting the very best qualities. The
fountain service of the store is a pop
ular one and draws a great number
to the service parlors. The cream
served here is delicious and can be
had delivered to your home in brick
form at any time. 1t makes an ideal
and easy dessert for your Sunday din
ner. A box of candy from this store is
an appreciated gift every time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
BLUEJAYS PLANT TREES.

An old-time Arizona woodchopper
says the bluejays have planted thou
sands of the trees now growing all
over Arizona. He says these birds
have habit of burying small seeds
in the ground with their beaks, and
that they frequent pine trees and
bury large numbers of the small pine
nuts in the ground, many of which
sprout and grow. T..
He was walking through the pines
with an eastern gentleman, when one
of the birds flew to the ground, stuck
his bill into the earth, and quickly
fed away When told what had hap
pened the eastern man was skeptical
but the two went to the spot and with
a knife blade dug out the sound pine
nut from a depth of about an inch
and half. Thus it will be seen that
Nature has her own plan for forest
perpetuation.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
LA CROSSE LUMBER e. SUPPLY

Get ready for the winter sleet and
snow, which will later be followed by
the heavy rains. These will test that
roof of yours and if it is old and
weather worn, you will have water in
to soil your ceilings and walls. The
way to overcome the leaks is to insist
on having the Hexagon slab single
put on your roof. This is something
new in shingles, is fire resisting, dura-
BILE and easy to apply. 1t gives a
beautiful heavy tile effect and is slate
surfaced, red or green. There is no
other shingle-just the Hexagon slab
shingle-and it is sold exclusively in
La Crosse by the La Crosse Lumber
& Supply Co., 500 North Third street.
In addition, the company handles 9TH
er lines of shingles both in wood,
slate, metal and asbestos, as we'll as
thing. In addition, you will get the
very highest grades of we'll seasoned
and straight grained lumbers and the
best quality of building materials.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
PEOPLES DRUG CO.

The Peoples Drug Co., Eleventh and
Market streets, offers a superior pre-
scription service to the public. The
Peoples is also headquarters for ev-
erything in the pharmaceutical line
and for the best stocks of candies, sta
tionery, toilet preparations, sodas and
other fountain drinks. Every one
makes the Peoples their headquarters
Promptness and accuracy feature the
prescription service here. You will
find all the recognized and worth
while toilet preparations such as tales
face and shampoo creams, wrinkle
eradicators, skin foods, tonics for the
hair, manicuring sets, medicated soaps
and the like. Old and young make the
store their headquarters to get those
delicious soft drinks and dainty light
lunches that are served here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
CURTIS PRINTING CO.

The equipment of the Curtis Print
ing Co., 613 st. Cloud street, includes
the latest and most modern and eff
cient machinery, for one or more col
ors and complete facilities for bind
ing and mailing. The organization of
the Curtis Printing Co. is composed of
men and women who are experts in
their work, and who are intelligent
enough to realize that your interests
are as important as their pocket
books. That guarantees you quality
whenever you place an order for
printing with the Curtis Printing Co.,
whether it is for business cards, a
dodger or large order. Your work
comes back to you promptly, attrac-
tive in appearance and done in a
workmanlike manner.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
A. E. HEYER CO.

Investors have found that the adj
vice and securities handled by A. E.
Heyer Co, 400 Tinker building, have
been profitable. This firm, which is
one of the largest handling invest
ments and securities in La Crosse, has
built up a splendid reputation for in,
tegrity and honest business dealings.
Safety is the most important of all
matters to be considered in investing
your money. You must protect abso.
lutely your principal. Better lower
rate return and absolute safety than a
big interest rate and a worthless Sc
curity. You will get sound advice if
you make your investments through
A. E. Heyer Co.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
LINKER ELECTRIC co.

you are going to erect a new
ling or are about to remodel your
'ant home, store or office building,
probably viii need electrical con-
'tion work done. If so, then we
glad to recommend to you the
-er Electric Co., ia North Fifth
1T. The Tinker Electric Co. with
doubt, carries one of the largest
avs of electrical fixtures in the
Here is an ideal place to Sc
Christmas gifts, especially cleo
cooking apparatus, such as perco-
S, coasters, egg boilers, grills, and
- like. Then there are electric
:, hair curriers' and vacuum clean
o suggest as gifts. There is moth
more appropriate or that will be
appreciated and practical for
than those electric floor and la
/ now being shown at Link
lal attention is also given
repairing of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
cAMPBELL's CYCLE AGENCY.

Ever ride bicycle? Remember
the sensation when you were learn
ing and the wheel wobbled all over
the road and then remember the SEN
sation after you had learned to ride,
got the bug over century runs, light
framed wheels, high gears, sprocket
wheels n ev'rything? Well, bicycle
riding is coming back again and soon
everyone will be doing it. Many
causes are contributing to the return
OF cycling, but none more than the
fact that it is one OF the most health
full and invigorating exercises there
is. Nearly every muscle is brought
into play in riding bicycle, and hence
comes the value to the individual.
Campbell's Cycle Agency, 225 North
Third street, handles the famous liver
Johnson and Hudson bicycles. A BIZ
cycle would be an ideal Christmas gift
for your son or daughter
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
GIBSON ICE CREAM COMPANY.

You can solve that problem of what
you are going to serve for dessert in
your home by calling for Gibson's ice
cream. Gibsons ice cream is known
throughout this entire vicinity for the
Gibson Ice Cream Company is one Of
the largest manufacturers of ice
creams, ices and other frozen deli
cacies. The factories of the COM
pany are located at Ala South Third
street, La Crosse, Wisconsin, and 703
West Fifth street, Winona, Minnesota,
and the product may be found at all
first class dealers of ice cream. Ex-
pert ice cream makers working under
wholesome and sanitary conditions
turn out hundreds of gallons of Glib
son, cream every day in order that the
demand may be supplied.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
LA CROSSE COOPERATIVE Asso.
CATION

A feature of the splendid service Of
fered by the La Crosse Cooperative
Association, 1907 George street, is the
telephone service of the store. The
busy housewife need not dress espe-
cially to do her grocery shopping and
marketing, but only has to step to her
telephone and call number $3.50 and
give her order over the phone. The
La Crosse Cooperative Association
also makes feature of it's free de.
livery service on both the north and
south sides of the city. 1t is prompt
and accurate. Of course, when you
are down town shopping, you are in
vited to shop at the store in person.
1t is, perhaps, more satisfactory and
enables you to see for yourself the
splendid quality of the big stocks Of
groceries and vegetables carried.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
SAM G. JACOBS.

If you have to have a new stove
to look over the stocks carried by
Sam G. Jacobs, POI Pearl street. It
will be hard to find a better or more
complete stock of cook stoves, ranges,
gas stoves or heaters than is carried
by Mr. Jacobs. Mr.. Jacobs also car
ries a fine line of worth while furni-
ture, handsome. in design and appear
ance, well made and finished, and
priced as low as good furniture of it's
character can be sold for One finds
here many suggestions for practical
gifts for Christmas in rugs, framed
pictures, chairs and suites of differ.
ent kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.

The uncertainty of life makes it i'm
portant that you take every precau-
ton to protect your family and estate
in event of death. Insurance in
sound and conservative company of
fers the most certain projections for
the loved ones after you are gone. 1t
assures an estate at once upon the is
suance of the policy, though only
small part of the face value may ever
be paid. No other legal document is
so absolute, being incontestable, which
makes it as certain as anything hui
man can be, that the payment will be
made in full to the right party at the
right time designated in the contract.
The Aetna Life Insurance Company
offers the maximum of protection to
its policy holders for the minimum in
Vestmert. o. w. Muenster, district
manager, has his offices in Room 3O2,
Rivoli building. All inquiries are con-
fidential and information or advice in
life insurance matters will be extend
ed without obligation.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
e. M. FRENG.

New stocks of box candies at the
confectionery store of E. M. Freng in
the RIVERS Annex building, 1913 Gale
donia street, are waiting for those who
insist on having these splendid con-
fections. They are in stock in one,
two and five pound sizes and suggest
ideal Christmas gifts. Freng's candies
are noted for their delicious f1avors,
the variety of stocks, their quality and
the unusually attractive prices for
which they are sold. And after the
movies there is no finer place to stop
for refreshments or lunch than
Freng's. The fountain service there
is unusually nice, the very best grades
CT ice cream, ices, sodas, sundaes, and
other fountain drinks being served
there.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
w. j. HIckISCH G. SONS.

Do you need money right away? If
so, you can, without doubt, arrange
for loan on your farm or house by
consulting with w. J. Hickisch, 203
South Fourth street, La Crosse. Mr.
Hicllisch & Sons do an extensive bust
ness in making loans on farm and city
property and have funds on hand SO
that there need be no delay. If you
want to purchase a farm or a house
or other city property and need some
money to complete the payments, Mr.
Hickisch & Sons will help you swing
and finance the deal. Real estate in
vestments are always the safest for
there is nothing safer than the earth
it will not blow away, burn up, nor can
it be stolen.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
THOMAS MARkos G. BROS.

A busy business house is that of
Thomas Markos & Brothers, 901 South
Seventh street, dealers in groceries
and dry goods. The firm operates the
store on cash and carry basis,
thereby reducing all overhead ex-
penses to a minimum and effecting a
striking saving which is given to the
patrons of the store through the me-
dunn of lower prices on all goods.
The Thomas Markos & Bros. store Of
fers some special bargains in mems,
ladies' and children's underwear of
superior makes and finest grades.
Their splendid bargains in blankets,
comforters and bed linens are also
offered by the store for the holidays.
Have you looked over the gift coun-
tiers? You can do your Christmas
shopping quickly if you do your shop
ping here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26

Oakland automobile than you can pos.
sibly imagine. To appreciate just
what the new Oakland looks like and
really is, you must see the different
models now in stock in the Oakland
garage, 107 Main street. At the new
low prices that now prevail in Oak
land cars, one of the 1922 models is
the best buy one can make if he is in
the market for an automobile. You
are invited by John L. Hofweber, pro-
prietor, to visit the Oakland salesroom
and then see the different models for
yourself, ride in them, and drive them.
A full line of auto supplies and ac-
cessories is carried in stock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
NEuMANN MONUMENT CO.

You can make permanent the pub
lie memory of your loved ones and
friends by carving their virtues in
imperishable stone through the Neu-
mann Monument Co., Third and King
streets. If you are in doubt just what
form your memorial to departed loved
cnes and friends should take, you will
find plenty of suggestions by confer
ring with the officers and statesmen. OF
the Neumann Monument Co. 1t is in
dispensable that one should mark the
last resting place of loved one and
this firm is best able to help you make
your selection of the proper type.