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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
WESTERN GRAIN G. COAL co.

Buying fuel is not only getting hon.
est weights but also getting the kind
of coal that gives you the greatest
amount of heat, Real fuel economy
comes in the heat one gets from each
ton of coal burned, the small ash re-
turn and low amount of cinders. You
will find that if you concentrate your
coal purchases with the Western
Grain & Coal Co., Front and LaFay-
cite streets, you will be more than
pleased with the comfort that will be
in store for you in your home or place
of business even on the coolest days
of the winter that will soon be here
The company handles only the best
grades of hard and soft coal and coke,
and at prices that are as low as high
grade stocks can be handled for. The
coal comes from some of the best
known coal fields of the country and
is unusually free from slate, rock and
other waste.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
EDWIN A. BROWN.

The service given at the drug store
of Edwin A. Brown, 101 West Third
street, makes it a popular shopping
center for the men and women of Wi
mona and vicinity. It's drug depart
ment, over which is always a trained
and experienced pharmacist, is COM
pletely stocked so that your prescrip-
lions can be filled promptly and accu-
rately, no matter how unusual the in
gradients called for may be. Special
attention is given>to compromising pre-
scriptions The store also has well
stocked and carefully selected depart
ment devoted to patent medicines,
where one can get those remedies he
needs promptly. Other departments
include those given over to novelties,
stationery, books and magazines, tot
let articles and accessories. Also you
will find complete line of Eastman
kodaks and kodak supplies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
all kinds and has safety deposit boxes
for rent by the year for safe keeping
of your valuable papers.
THE HIRscH CLOTHING CO.

Men and young men who take pride
in the appearance of their clothes,
make their purchases from the up-to-
date store of the Hirsch Clothing Co.,
69-71 East Third street. They find
there the largest stocks of the latest
styles in suits, overcoats and mems
furnishings in southern Minnesota.
These stocks come from the best
known and largest manufacturers of
mems wearing apparel and are abso-
lutely correct in style, perfect in work
manship and made from the the very
best woolens. The large selection now
awaiting the inspection of our readers
at the Hirsch Clothing Company's
store offers an unusual opportunity for
our readers to choose the particular
style of suit or overcoat for fall and
winter wear. All of the newest colors
and models for the coming seasons
are to be found in the big display there
and the prices closely approach the
pre-war level Better bargains in high
grade and worth while clothing can.
not be found.
The leading lines featured are Hart,
Schaffner & Marx, and Michaels Stern
clothes; Stetson, Mallory and Gordon
hats; Manhattan and Wilson Bros.
shirts; Munsingwear underwear; Will
son Bros. furnishings; Dubbelbilt
boys clothes, and many other leading
lines, all of which are exclusively sold
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
EMIL MILLER.

One finds most of the nationally ad-
vertised brands of groceries in the up
to-date store conducted by Emil Mil
Ter, 1923 East Second street. This is
the very best evidence that the pro-
prietor seeks to give to his patrons
the highest quality of groceries as well
as large assortment of chicken feed,
bailed hay, straw and mill feed in big
supplies. Buy your apples from Mr.
Miller in box material in small or
large quantities. The housewives of
this city like the brands of flour car
ried in stock here. They get uniform
results from it as every sack runs the
same. 1t is made from carefully Sc
lected, northern grown wheat, milled
in the best flour mills in the world
and. satisfaction always results from
it's use.
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MERCHANTS BANK OF WINONA.

The service given it's patrons by
the Merchants Bank of Winona is re-
sponsible for the splendid success it
has attained since it's organization
The officers and directors of this sp1en-
did bank take a personal interest in
every patron and desire to give the
kind of service needed. A large &C
count is not necessary to get personal
and painstaking service from this
bank. Once a depositor in this bank,
you will appreciate just what it's help
means to- you when you need it most.
The bank pays four per cent interest
on certificates of deposit and it will
pay you to start savings account
with the Merchants Bank today if you
have not one there already. The bank
does a modern banking business in
every~department and invites your &C
count. 1t will also give you accurate
advice on financial matters of all
kinds. 1t handles negotiable paper of
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
STEVENSON COAL CO.

Don't delay placing the orders for
your stock of fuel for this winter. Ev-
erything points to severe winter and
the stocks of coal throughout the coun-
try are very small, due to under pro-
duction at the mines. The Stevenson
Coal Company, corner Market and
Main streets, has a fine big stock of
hard and soft coal and coke on hand
and is ready to fill your orders prompt
ly, no matter how large or small they
may be. This fuel is of the very
highest grade and will give you ex-
cellent satisfaction. 1t is priced as low
as high grade fuel can be sold for
The company also carries a complete
line of Portland cement, sand, gravel
and kindling woods. If you are going
to build, be sure and get the prices
here for your cement, sand and gravel.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
WILLIAM HARGESHEIMER,

The up-to-date drug store of Will
liam Hargesheimer, so West Third
street, offers an intelligent and prompt
service to it's many patrons. An ex-
pert, licensed druggist is always in
charge Of the drug department., ready
to compound your prescriptions
promptly and accurately. You will
find there the best in home remedies,
first aid outfits, hand lotions, arnicas,
first aid outfits, hand lotions, lini-
ments, arnicas, cough medicines, stock
medicines and the like. A special line
of hospital and sick room accessories
is also carried, as well as rubber goods.
The ladies find the store carries a
splendid line of toilet preparations,
candies, fountain pens, novelties, and
fancy stationery.
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II. 3. KLINE.

Electrical supplies of the highest
workmanship are to be found at the
store and shop of H. B. Kline, ITO
Main street. His stock includes about
everything one can need in electrical
devices from electric fans to electric
bells and buzzer systems. If you want
to install electric motive power in
your plant, we would recommend that
you take up the matter with Mr.. Kline
and let him study your requirements
If you are interested in electrical cook
ing devices, stop in his store and see
the electric coasters, broilers, stoves
and percolators. You will enjoy also
looking over his fine stock of floor
and table lamps, electric wall and cell
ing fixtures, vacuum cleaners and cleo
trio washing machines.
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A, n, THOMPSON,

At times there is much spirited ar
gument over the merits of steam and
hot water heating for the home. Many
admirers of the hot air furnace will
tell you that this is the best all round
heat for the average sized house, both
as to original cost of installation and
for the cost of the fuel. 1t may be
said that for the three systems, much,
if not everything, depends on the man
ner the system is installed and if the
proper ventilating and heating ar
rangements are made. A. H. Thomp,
son, 108 Center street, while plumb
er, is also an expert heating engineer
and if any of our readers contemplate
installing new heating system or
want the old one overhauled, we adj
wise them to consult with Mr.. Thomp
son.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08

of this firm, here in Winona and in
Boston. They are experimenting all
the time trying to create new deli
cacies and to improve those already
being made by the company The re-
suit is high standard of excellent,
steadily maintained and frequent an
nouncements of new sweets to please
the palates of the thousands who look
to FNoss to keep them supplied with
delicacies. Foss candies are always
the cheapest and best and make an
appreciated gift every time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO.

The farmers of this vicinity who
are making the most money these
days are those who used Northern
Field Seed Company's seeds. This
company, whose store and warehouses
are at la East Second street, is not
ed for the high quality of seeds and
grains it carries. The company is the
farmers friend in every instance, and
takes the lead to force seed and grain
dealers to handle only pure seeds and
grains. The improved seed laws of
the state are largely the result Of the
splendid stand this company has TAX
en- on these matters. The company
makes a speciality of handling timo
thy and clover seeds, but, of course,
handles grains and other farm seeds.
1t also handles poultry feeds and will
be glad to quote you prices on it in
large lots.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08

Erying conditions. Ivaline will reduce
the cost of repairs on tractor, truck
Ior automobile because it furnishes the
lreal fabrication. Ivaline motor oil
comes the nearest to reducing your
repair bills fifty per cent by giving the
nearest possible ideal fabrication. 1t
is genuine and always uniform east
ern crude base that spreads the prop
ar lubricating film about the working
parts of your engine and other NOV
ing parts of machinery and keeps it
there through heat and cold. 1t means
smoother running cars and gives great
er freedom from motor mishaps and
engine trouble. 1t comes in different
grades for different purposes, and we
urge our readers to try it at once. The
Winona Oil Co. handles the best
grades of gasoline, crude oils and gas
klines, and we are glad to recommend
The company to our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
A. A. JOHNSON VULCANIZING
SHOP

Don't throw away your old tires be-
fore you have taken them to the A.
A. Johnson Vulcanizing Shop at 159
Main street. 1t is here that your
tires will be given new life and extra
mileage put back in them at a great
saving over the cost of a new one.
You will be surprised and pleased
at the wonderful work turned out in
this shop. They rebuild tires in a
way you can hardly tell them from
new ones. They also handle the cele-
brated Firestone and Miller tires and
tubes. Once you have used either of
these makes of tires you will never
use any other kind, for the high quail
ity tire appeals to every automobile
and truck user. These tires are of
one quality and one price. They are
made of the finest of raw materials by
expert workmen so as to give you the
maximum mileage that tire can pos
sibly give. This is where you find
real economy in tire purchasing. The
unusual purchasing power of the
above corporations and their superior
modern plants make it possible for
these corporations not only to take and
keep the lead as tire producers, but
also in bringing tires down to the
proper price level. You always feel
sure when you have your machine
equipped with either cords or fabrics
of the Firestone or Miller makes that
you receive the most miles per dollar.
A full stock is carried by the A. A.
Johnson Vulcanizing Shop and we rec
ommend the above tires and shop to
our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
THE BROADWAY THEATER.

Has it ever occurred to you just
what the entrance of the Broadway
theater into the field in Winona has
meant to you? With it came the more
balanced programs, an improvement
in the musical programs given with
each production, and an earnest de-
sire on the part of a management, to
give clean, instructive and interesting
entertainment to the patrons of the
theater. Programs of the Broadway
theater never fail to please. All of
the film stars and favorites come first
in Winona to the Broadway theater
and movie fans of the city now expect
to see new releases first whenever
they attend this theater.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
STOTT E. SON.

An important business firm of Wi
mona is the firm of Stott & Son, 224
East Third street, manufacturers of
Seamless Back cotton gloves and nit
tens, tents and awnings. The firm en-
joys an enormous business the year
around and puts out the very best
grades of goods. They carry a big
stock and can give prompt service.
They also give particular attention to
orders for awnings in special sizes
and shapes. Most of the awnings in
the business district are the products
of this firm, as are also the awnings
and porch screens in the residences of
Winona and vicinity. The products OF
the company have reputation for
giving excellent service and are found
generally throughout this and adjoin-
ing states. Dealers in mems goods,
notion stores, hardware stores and the
like, handle the Stott line of Seamless
Back gloves and mittens. They are
just the thing for rough, coarse work
and are low in price but sturdy in
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
Your Business Ventures.


This is an age of reconstruction
Business ventures, investments in
stocks and bonds which look good on
the face have an element of uncertain
ty in time of business depression
such as the present; and some say the
adjustment may not come for two
years. Sickness Or accident, a con-
slant menace, may greatly complicate
q business mans financial condition.
There is ONE investment unaffected
J by business depression-one which has
certain returns-Life and Accident in
surance. 1t provides fund to tide
over financial depressions; it safe
guards your income in times of sick
ness or accident; it means income for
loved ones when you are no longer
here.
The Aetna Life Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn, company of eX-
perience and integrity, has contracts
covering every phase of Life, Accident
and Health Insurance. The Winona
manager is Mr.. N. B. Peake, whose Of
flee is 1O4 Exchange building.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
o. r. O'BRlEN LUMBER co.

You can avoid the disagreeable and
dirty smoke and SCOT that comes from
the use of soft coal in your furnace
and stoves this winter if you buy Po-
cahontas coal of the D. F. O'Brien
Lumber Company. This kind of soft
coal has worldwide reputation for
it's heat giving qualities and of being
absolutely smokeless. Pocahontas is
the ideal fuel and if you have not tried
it, you should do so at once. Be sure
to order your winter supply of it now
from the O,Brien Lumber Company
and your other supplies of hard coal,
for every indication points to short
age of winter fuel. If you expect to
build this season or make repairs, be
sure and get prices on lumber and
other materials from this company
You will find it carries the best grades
and the largest stocks and that it's
prices are extremely low, considering
the quality of the goods it handles.
Large and small orders are delivered
promptly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
CON HEINTZ,

Arrival of the newest styles and
models of mems and young mems
clothing for the stocks of Con Heintz's
Clothing Store, so East Third street,
is good news for the men of Winona
who wait patiently the arrival of new
stocks at this store before buying.
There are clothes there for all, classy
lockers and the kind that will wear
long and well. Now is the time to Sc
lect your new winter suit and over
coat while the stock is complete and
offers you so wide range of models,
fabrics and colors. A new lot of win
ter shirts, underwear, hats and caps,
hosiery, fancy vests, scarfs and collars
will interest our readers. These are
the latest dictates of fashion and
marked low to move them quickly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
BITTNER OIL co.

Motorists and other users of gaso-
line, crude oils and lubricating oils and
greases know they get best satisfac
ton when they use the products of
the Bittner Oil Co., 1T Winona street.
Bittner oil products are recognized
everywhere in Winona and vicinity as
the best for your use. Farmers who
have tractors and gas engines will find
it to their advantage to try the kerO'
sene oils of the company. Not only
are they reasonable in price, but they
give the power you need for your trac-
tor~during the heavy farm work. Oils
and greases for reducing friction are
judged by the manner in which they
last and how much they really do re-
duce friction.
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J. NJ. WEIR e. co.

The stocks of merchandise to be
found in the store of j. N Weir & Co.,
GO West Third street, are representa-
tive of the best mercantile houses in
America. Likewise the prices that
prevail in this store reflect the best
efforts of responsible firms to place
their commodities before their pa
irons at the very lowest price levels.
Ladies and misses find that their taste
in wearing apparel is best satisfied by
the splendid shovings of coats, suits,
dresses, skirts, shirt waists, blouses,
sweaters and lingeries always to be
found here. The store also carries
complete line of hosiery, lingeries, un-
derwear for all members of the fam
lily, waists and ties for little boys, and
dresses for little girls. A splendid line
of shoes for women and children is
also carried.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
JOHN HAM RSkI.

The grocery store of John Hamer-
ski, 628 East Fifth street, is the shop
ping center of the working man Of
Winona, for here you will find prices
down to bed rock levels and within
the reach of the working man. If you
like good coffee, then you want to be
sure and ask for some of those spe-
cial blends of Mr.. Hamerski They
are certainly delicious and will please
you. Now is the time to lay in stock
of canned goods for winter. You will
find some very acceptable bargains in
groceries, picture frames, religious ar
ticles, school supplies and auto access
sories We are glad of this opportu-
nifty to recommend the store to our
readers.
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SPRINGDALE DAIRY co.

The people of Winona are fortunate
to have such a responsible firm sup
ply it with milk and cream as the
Springdale Dairy Co., 529 Huff street.
In the first place, it gets it's milk from
the leading dairy farmers of this vi
cinity whose cows are full blooded,
noted for the richness of their milk,
and have been tested and found to be
free from tuberculosis and other dis.
eases. All milk handled by this com.
pany is carefully pasteurized to kill
all germs and reaches it's customers
wholesome and pure, and properly
iced. The company has a well organ
lied delivery system and you have but
to call up it's offices to have your
name added to it's list of patrons.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
THE ECONOMY GROCERY.

If you are fond of good coffee, we
urge you to. try Economy brand, sold
at the Economy Grocery, 515 Huff
street 1t makes more cups to the
pound, giving you real economy as we'll
as superior flavor and taste. The
Economy brand is handled i'm Winona
only by the Economy Grocery of which
J. E. Rother is the proprietor. The
other stocks Of the Economy Grocery
are equally high in quality and are Sc
lected with the same care by Mr..
Rother Careful shoppers have learn
ed their dollars have far greater
spending power in this store than else
where, and that accounts for the splen-
did trade enjoyed by the store
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
O. j. McMANUS.

The latest styles in shoes for fall
and winter have arrived at the exclu-
sive shoe store of o. J. McManus, 81
West Third street, and we feel sure
our readers will find in these splendid
new stocks, just the style of shoe they
have been looking for. The new sea-
son sees some attractive designs and
models, especially in women's wear.
There are some stylish lasts, also some
attractive new feathers and cloth top
shoes and oxfords for winter that will
please the eye of the ladies, who can
find here shoes for every occasion and
at prices that are right. The men of
the city and vicinity know they can
get just the kind OF shoes they like
and parents will find some stout, wear
proof shoes here for their children.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
EAST END COAL co.

Does it make you mad on cold win
ter mornings to go down to stir up
your furnace or the fires under your
boiler, to find great bed of clinkers
formed which is almost impossible to
break up and remove, before you can
get your fire started so as to have the
house warmed up by the time the rest
of the family is up? If you have en-
countered such clinkers you remem-
Der how you felt and what you said.
The way to avoid them is to buy your
coal from the East End Coal Com
pany, whose offices and yards are To-
Gated at Wall and Sanborn streets.
It's big storage bins are full of the bet
ter grades of hard and soft coal and
coke, mined in the great fuel sections
of the country famous for the quality
of coal produced. Deliveries are made
promptly to all parts Of the city.
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JONES E. KRoEGER co.

One of the most completely equip
/ d printing establishments in this
elton of the country is that of the
mes & Kroeger Co., 10S-110 East
+ lird street. There is practically no
nit to the type of printing and bind
lg the company can handle and a
pecialty is made of editions of books,
catalogues and the like. Besides the
regular line of commercial printing, it
also features the finest lines of So
ciety printing, especially invitations
and announcements for weddings in
engraving, birthday cards, and invita-
lions and announcement cards for 9th
er events. The company features
printing of Office supplies of all kinds,
both in bound and for loose leaf sys-
TENS, and will be glad to give you es,
Inmates on any special forms to meet
the requirements of your business. 1t
handles a complete line of school sup
plies as we'll.
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in this store. Satisfaction is guaran-
teed with every purchase or money re-
funded.
WINoNA CANDY co.

Bring your sweet tooth to the con-
fectionery stores handling the cele.
brated candies made by the Winona
Candy Co., 1919 East Second street.
The excellence and high quality of
these sweets have built up the wonder
full reputation and trade that this COM
pany now has. The celebrated brands
of.the Winona Candy Co. are found not
only in the stores Of responsible deal
ers in this city, but throughout the en-
tire vicinity. The name of this com
pany stamped on box of chocolates
or bon bons stands for the highest
quality.
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l.. E, SPELTZ.

One of the most extensive and most
valuable consignments of diamonds
and other precious stones is to be seen
at the jewelry store of l.. E. Speltz, 76
East Third street. If you have about
decided to invest in diamond, we
would advise you to look over these
splendid specimens before you make
any purchases. The store also car
ries a large selection of the better
grades of jewelry, and at prices that
are unusually low when one considers
the quality of the goods. He also has
an up-to-date repair department in con-
nection and makes speciality of en-
craving, also.