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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02
FORD GARAGE

Ford cars, Ford trucks and Fordson
tractors have their headquarters in
Worthington in the Ford Garage con.
Quoted by H. T. Tellander, Prop, and
v H. Matteson, Manager. Il, u
The name Ford on automobiles and
tractors stands for quality and service,
backed up by the guarantee of the
Ford company. The Ford company
was the first to make a cut in prices
in order to break the inflated values
that have grown up. in every commod-
ity. All of the models of Ford cars
and trucks as well as models of the
Fordson tractor are to be seen at the
Ford garage. You will be interested
in the pay plan now in vogue there,
and if you are expecting to have car
or truck for business or pleasure next
spring, the time is now here fot you
to place your order that you may be
certain of delivery. The Garage, does
all kinds of repairing and overhauling.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02
NORTHAMPTON BAKERY.

For light and full weight loaves of
bread and buns, and appetizing cakes,
cookies and pies like mother made
be sure and got. to the ;Worthington
Bakery. The skill and experience OF
the bakers employed is shown in the
appetizing goodness of each article to
be found in the cases and on the
shelves of the shop. There is always
a very large variety of appetizing
things to eat to be found there by pa
irons. The shop is always ready to
give special attention to orders. for
goods for weddings and social affairs
Of every character. The low prices
that prevail here and the excellence
of the products makes it always de.
sirable and real economy for our read
ers to make their purchases of bakery
goods at this shop.
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<. Il. NELSON.

Of course, you have decided to. buy
a Dodge Bros, car for this coming
seasons use and enjoyment? In max
ing this decision you have made no
mistake and will get the best auto.
mobile value for your money that is
possible to get in Worthington and
throughout the entire vicinity. The
distributor for Dodge Bros. cars is E.
H. Nelson, the. well known automobile
dealer. He has the different models
on hand for display and demonstra.
ton purposes and will be glad to have
you look them over at your first OPP
portunity. The line of Dodge cars
have proven their serviceability in all
tests.
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OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE
= STATION.
- A. G. IIlInich Prnn

This sales and service station is
maintained for purpose of giving
prompt and efficient service ito all
owners of Overland and Willys-Knight
automobiles in their territory, and to
supply present and prospective own
ers with new Overlands and WHY'S
knights, according to their needs and
desires. ,..,ss,.a,...s.
An adequate stock of parts are car
ried in stock at all times. The serv-
ice is maintained exclusively for own
ers of the famous Overland and
Willys-Knight cars. We feel that the
best interests of thexcustomen are
foremost in. the minds of this firm,
and are glad to recommend their
services to our readers. s@
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r. G. BRACE.

Why experiment with talking ma
chimes of unknown workmanship and
quality, when YOU can get the original
and real New Edison monograph of
F.. CT Brace of .Worthington? You do
not take any chance of getting ma
chine that will not stand up and give
you the service as well as the quality
of tone when you buy New Edison.
It represents the last work in phono-
graph construction and improvement,
as you will be convinced once You
have heard a New Edison play Mr..
Brace carries the different models in
stock at all times and will be pleased
to have you inspect them. He also
carries fine stock of all of the latest
records and will be glad to explain to
you, the company's plan for deferred
payments ON New Edison
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STERLING BROS. & HICKMAN.

The man who wants to dress well
cost can do so if he makes it his bust.
ness to patronize the store. of Sterling
Bros. This store has always been
recognized as the leader in all show,
ings of new styles in mems wearing
apparel. The new spring styles give
promise of decided departure in mems
clothes and the advance styles and
showings are now to be found here
"A complete stock of mems furnishings
will also be found there including the
newest ideas in shirts, neckwear, un
derwear, shoes and hosiery.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02
MoRLANp,s DRUG STORE.

Whenever you have any prescrip-
tons to be compounded be sure and
take them to .Morland's drug store,
which. makes a specially of prescrip-
tion filling. You will always find an
experienced and thoroughly trained
pharmacist there ready to give you
prompt and accurate service. In adj
dition, the store, carries a. very com
plete. line of patent medicines Of all
kinds. home remedies for coughs, ini-
ments, salves, plasters. The store
also has full stock of stationery,
toilet articles and accessories, foun-
tain pens. The ladies appreciate the
splendid line of toilet goods carried
which includes tales, powders, face
creams, hand preparations, perfumes
and soaps OF all kinds. The store is
one of the popular. shopping centers
of the town.
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CIefk OF Probate,
HURLEY 6 HURLEY, Attys.
Order For Creditors to Present Claims.

Order For Creditors to Present Claims,
Etc.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey SIS. Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of George
j, Lobsinger, Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the Es-
tate OF George j. Lobsinger. deceased,
late Of the County of Ramsey, and State
OF Minnesota, being granted to Eda
Lobsinger.
1t Is Ordered. That six months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or de
mands against the said deceased are
required to file the same in the Probate
Court for said County, for examination
and allowance, or be forever barred
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in October. 1921, at 10, O'Clock
A. M, at General Term of said Pro-
House, in the City of st. Paul. in said
County, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And 1T Is Further Ordered. That no.
tlce of such hearing be given to all
Estate, by forthwith publishing this
Order at once in each week for three
successive weeks in The Catholic Bulle-
tin, legal newspaper. printed and
published in said County.
Dated at ST. Paul this 2Sth day OF
March. 1921.
BY the Court:
e. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court)
DOUGLAS, KENNEDY & KENNEDY,
Attorneys. st. Paul. Mimi.
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eoEE & DEAN.

a. The best grades of groceries and
vegetables will always be found at the
Golf and Dean Grocery Store. Patrons
of this store have found that their
dollars have the greatest spread when
they are spent here Every effort is
made to select the highest grade
stocks and bsatisfaction of patrons is
placed above profits. The. store lis
operated ona cash basis and is accord
=ingly able to- make the very lowest
prices on all goods. The store pays
the highesticash prices for butter and
eggs at, alEtimes. !, 1t handles nation
ally advertised products which in it
self is another guarantee that it fea-
lures the highest quality in its stocks.
IL you: are partial to real good coffee,
we. woulds advise you to try some of
the brands, carried in stock. a. ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02
cHADDERDoh MUSIC. HOUSE.

You will find some of the best makes
OF pianos on &he market handled by
Chadderdon Music House. You car
see the different styles and models
ON its sales floor for examination and
trial. The tones will be found to be
full and resonant and the, workman
ship and material the very best. ii
YOU prefer a photograph, you will. find
the different models and styles of the
leading manufacturers there, as well
as an unusually large stock of the
latest records. Musical instruments OF
every kind are, handled as we'll as
music supplies of all kinds. Everything
in late vocal and instrumental music
in short form and bound volumes is
carried in stock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02

We're cared for by missionarie from
Heron Lake In the year 1900, Father
Sands of Heron Lake, MIMI, sent
Father Joseph Schneider. to organize
a Mission Parish at Brewster, MINI.
The records of collection and expense
in the building of Sacred Heart
Church show the names of thirty Cath
work Father Schneider was appointed
pastor of another parish, and Father
Van Hoenackere was sent to complete
the work The main body of the
church was. completed a few days be-
fore Christmas. But the people were
anxious to celebrate the birthday of
Christ in their new church, and. so a
stove was secured, benches were con.
structed, and Father Van Hoenackere
read Holy Mass and preached them
their first Christmas sermon in their
own church. ;. !
The parish was then made a Mission
to Worthington, Mimi, to which ii
has since remained. The first pastor
of Worthington and Brewster was
Father Bartholome. He was succeeded
by Father Sherman Father McI'igue
followed Father Sherman, and the
present pastor is Father j. Lawrence
O'Connor. -, I'll: i.
Though Brewster is but a Mission
to St. Mary's Parish of Worthington
lit bears half the burden of supporting
the pastor of these two parishes. Be
cause of this fact equal services are
given to both places. Except when
road conditions are such as to make
travel impossible, Mass is. celebrated
at Brewster every Sunday. By alter,
mating an early and a late, Mass the
people have the privilege of approach
ing the Sacramento every other Sun
| day.
Sacred Heart Parish is one of the
most beloved congreg cations in the Wi
mona Diocese. Its people are noted
for their great Catholic faith, their
fidelity to their church, pastor and
Bishop, and their sweet and lovable
character. Blessed with large fami
lies, they can even now see the day
when they can have their very own
priest, who will abide with them al
ways. They speak of this cpntinu
ously, for a priest of their own viii
mean a Sisters school for the educa
ton of their children.
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

A market well stocked and kept in, a
sanitary and attractive condition al
ways attractsta large patronage, espe-
cially if its meats are tender and rich
in flavor. Such market is the City
Meat Market, which enjoys an unusu.
ally large trade because the manage.
ment endeavors to give his customers
the best that he can. The market
carries a complete stock of smoked
and cured meats, also salt and dried
meats, home made sausage, head
cheese and sauer kraut It carries
fresh dairy products at all times and
fish and oysters in season. I.
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LATIA DRY GOODS CO.

The economical shoppers of Worth.
ington and vicinity have learned from
experience that they get the best val
ues in dry goods at the tatta Dry
Goods Store. The newest ideas in
dress goods, lingeries, wraps, house
furnishings, curtains and window
draperies will always be found here.
Its stocks Of wearing apparel for the
children, ESPECIALLY, hosiery and shoes
sof wearing quality and long service, Is
Of especial interest 10 parents.
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citation Elk. Of Final Account.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey, SIS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Molitor, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom
it May. Concern:
On reading and filing the petition of
the representative of said estate. pray
ing that the Court fix time and place
for examining, adjusting and allow ing
has Final Account, and for the assign
ment of the residue of said estate to
the persons thereto entitled:
ut Is Ordered That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be cited and required
to appear before this Court on Mon
day, the 18th day of April 1921, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House
in the City of St. Paul, in said County,
and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition should not be granted and
that this citation be- served by nuhli-
cation thereof in The Catholic Bulle-
tin according to law, and by mailing
a copy of this citation at least IA DAYS
before said day of hearing to each of
the heirs, devisees and legatees of said
decedent whose names and addresses
appear from the files of this Court.
Witness. the Judge of said Court,
this list day of March A. D., 1921
e. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal Of Probate Court
Attest:
Il. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate
HURLEY & HURLEY, Attys
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DON'T FORGET INDIA.

If a few offerings We're sent to Fa-
sther Ligeon, r. Fa.lMy 4Ntur, Salem
District, India, for the purpose of
helping ON his hospital and dispens-
airy, they would make him very hap
by missionary Think what it is to
have all the ills that flesh is heir to
without the aid of a physician or the
relief of medicines. The poor natives
suffer intensely unless the mission
can relieve them by means of a little
hospital and such medical knowledge
as the priests and Sisters possess,
which is often considerable.
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soBoL's cloTHlNc STORE.

The seasons newest showing IN
mems and young mems wearing APP
parel lis now arriving and is on dis
play attsthe 3Sobol Clothing Store in
fWorthington. In addition to carrying
"a complete stock OF, new spring and
summer suits and overcoats, the store
Us showing the latest styles in. neck
wear. shirts, underwear in all weights,
hosiery, hats and caps, sweaters and
shoes. Every article purchased in
this store shows quality and workman.
ship in its, manufacture. You will find
that the prices that prevail here are
reasonable, at all times.
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WEPPLERs GROCERY,

If you are a patron of the grocery
store of Wepplers in Worthington, you
do not need to be told of the high
grade goods. The store. has won it's
reputation because of the policy of
the firm Of handling only the best
grades Of goods that can be purchased
on the markets. Quality always is
considered first and the price comes
secondary. At that patrons of. the
store know by comparison of quality
and prices, that they can make very
appreciable- savings in trading at this
store. In addition to carrying large
selection of vegetables and fruits of
all kinds in season every effort is
made by the management to offer to
it's patrons the best that is possible
in grocery goods, fresh and whole
some.4h ,%.,, et,s a.
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sATHERs CASH GROCERY.

If you are looking for groceries of
quality the above mentioned store is
the place to go. We. looked over their
line and found such articles as Ricne-
lieu canned goods, which are known the
world over as quality goods. Then we
found Chase and Sanborn's famous
eoffees, which are also known for3qual-
ity. Next we found Quaker -four
which is so well known that. it is
hardly necessary for us to say much
about it's quality in this short space.
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R,ckeEmss HARDWARE STORE.

Patrons of the Rickbeil's hardware
store in Worthington have found that
it carries one fof the most complete
stocks of any store of it's kind about
here. The housewives find there the
latest in aluminium, granite, enamel
and tinware; percolators, tea and cof-
fee pots, broilers, kettles, pans, skill
let's, and the like. A fine line of power
and hand washing machines, refrig-
orators, stoves of all kinds and laun-
dry utensils and a line of lawn NOW
ems. Then there are the big stocks of
paints, varnishes, and colors, paint
brushes, glass and GLACIERS supplies,
wire cloth, screens. and screen doors,
wire fencing Of all kinds, ). rope and
binder Irvine and countless tools for
the farmer and garden They also do
sheet metal work of all kinds.
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WoRTHtNeToN INDEPENDENT
OIL CO,

- vi : r : 4 : -
The, .Worthington Oil Co. has estab-
3lished reputation for handling only
the highest grades Of gasoline; crude
oils and greases. Autoists and other
users Of gasoline and crude oils for
power always specify the, different
sWorthington Independent Oil brands
when they are replenishing their
tanks and stock. Those who operate
machinery of any kind, know from
actual experience that the lubricating
oils and greases of this company meet
their requirement in every instance.
No matter whether the machinery is
fast or slow. the company has a lubri.
cant especially designed for such a
Use. The service stations of the COM,
pany are ready to serve you at all
times,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-02

1t is wisdom to say little concerning
the injuries you have received. We are
generally losers i'm the end If we stop
to refute all the backbiting and gossip
ing we may bear by the way. They
are annoying, it is true, but not dan
gerous, so long as we do not stop to
expostulate and scold
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SHORE PLUMBING & HEATING Co

The Shore Plumbing & Heating Co
of Worthington has reputation for
the excellence of it's work, skilled
workmen and using only the best ma
terials. The extensive business this
firm does throughout this vicinity
makes it advisable for you to get
prices and estimates from it for any
plumbing or. heating work that you
may be planning, to have done. If you
expect to build or remodelit will pay
you to have this firm putin the plumb
ing system Its experts know how the
work should be done to get1the results
wanted.
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HuB MERCANTILE CO.

The ladies of Warrington will find
IA splendid new showing of the latest
style and effects in wearing apparel
for spring at the Hub Mercantile. Co.
store. There probably has never been
brought I'd this city a large, more
complete or ,norehcarefully select dis
play of coats, suits, dresses, frocks,
skirts, waists, lingeries and fnrs OF all
kinds than is now being shown by this
firm. s,e sHs 5 4.
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FWr ENTER
PLEASURE RECOMMEND THEM
10 READERS-BY MENTIONING THIS
WITH READERS ARE
RECPRoCATING PATRONAGE THEY
II stF
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LASS IMPiEMENr CO.

The up-to-date farmer knows from
experience that The line of farm ma
,chinery and implements carried by
the Lass Implement co. are the best
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK <.

Don't wait until old age has over
taken yoi and il. is too. late for YOU to
work any more before you begin to
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-ls-+-
prietor, Mr.. e. R. Pardun, to come in
and hear the Brunswick played and
also listen 10 the latest records. IS
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WORTHINGTON, MINI.

A HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES PRoML
NENT INDUSTRIAL iENTERPRsEs MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. AZ
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-11-24
81. 600 to s4.OOO.OOO.OOO.

Changes in foreign commerce fol-
each power between 1913 and 1926
were: British Empire imports $751;
OBJ ,475,OOO to S14,O92, 100000; ex-
ports, S4,7tiS65,O 600 to 81, -4S7, O25,0OC
Italy, imports, S73S,519,OOO to 49,
1877 $4,000; exports, $520,530,0OO to
81 ,565, $4,000. France imports ST.
9O1 $4,000 to S5,9S4, 100000; exports
81 $50, $4,000 to S1,9S0,211, 900. Japan
imports, $36i,716,OOO to Sl,13O,156,-
900; exports, S3l5,2OS,0O0 to $2,SS7,
$4,000. United States, imports, ST.
S13,0OS,OO0 to S5,27S,4S1,0 900; exports.
81, i65 $4,000 to $S,22S,016,0O0.
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rain helps plants, animals and peo-
pie so does prayer help people
Prayer bring showers of blessings.
can't hardly imagine a person
trying to live day without prayer.
Through it we show our intentions
and efforts to live right and in this
manner is Christ going to bless us.
consider it a duty and an obliga-
ton of all christians to kneel IN
prayer every morning and ask for
guidance and strength for that days
task. Also at night we should
kneel again and confess our sins
and five really confess in truth we
are forgiving. OF course we should
pray during the day at work or
whatever we are doing but these
particular times we should really
talk with God.
| think mothers and fathers
should pray with and for their chill
dren more. Do you ever notice how
some children are taught? Some
preachers children are never taught
to pray. know boys that live day
after day without word OF prayer
Such pityI ! don't see how they
live.
We need to pray in order to know
how to guide our tongues, actions
and tasks. Boys are prone TO go
wrong, cure, gamble and many 9TH
er sins are before them. If they
are not under the influence of prayer
they are easily coaXed into sin.
May we pray more, pray as Christ
taught us to pray. We know it is
essential and so may we pray more
and be closer drawn to God. May
all the christian families in Rich
mond county begin family prayer
tonight. May the parents pray for
themselves, their children and their
friends. 1t is shame the way
some are living so may we pray for
them that they may see their con-
dition. y.
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HOW FIVE GREAT
POWERS COMPARE
Figures On Population, Debts and
Taxes OF Principal
Nations.

Washington, Nov, 13.-Questions
of population, national wealth, ma
tional debts, ratios of taxation to
and taxation since prior to the world
war, figures as to foreign trade and
the war effect of exports and i'm
ports will all take an important part
in the discussions on limiting arma
ments.
To arrive at the relation of exist
ing tax burdens, the estimated ma
tional wealth of the five powers may
be set down as follows: British Enl-
pire, $1S0,000,O00,000: Italy, $780,
C00,000,000; France 100000
100000; Japan $4,000, 100000 United
States, $35O,O0O,OOO,OOO. On the basis
of 1920 direct taxation this repre-
sents the following ratio of taxes &c
national wealth in each country:
British Empire 90 per cent; Italy,
1.6 per cent; France, 1-2 per cent;
Japan, 0.6 per cent; United States
IL per cent.
Population totals (estimated) arc
as follows: British Empire, $780,
| 431, $50; Italy 3S,S4OOOO; France 81
225000; Japan 7S000,961; United
States 11S,S32,596 (including 12,4H,
42l in non-contiguous territories)
Against this the per capita of taxa
ton in 1920 is: British Empire
$40; Italy, $12; France $l3; Japan
So; United States $3.50.
For the purposes of this calcula
ton, National debts are placed as
follows: British Empire, $46, 735,
$4,000; Italy, $17,S46, 100000; France
Sal $3.50, 100000; Japan $l,763,500,000
United States S23,996,523,000. Ratio
of debt to national wealth, British
Empire, 26 per cent; Italy 59.5 pei
cent; France, ALI per cent; Japan
, II per cent; United States, 60 pei
cent. Ratio of debt to population
British Empire, 800; Italy, $3.50
France, 1858; Japan, S23; Unitct
States, 1902.
Increases in direct taxes between
d, 1913 and 1920 were as follows
5 British Empire, S423,O73000 to So,
. 5l4,527,000 Italy, $l13,430,00O t
: $4Si, 100000; France, S1SS,670,000 t,
1920, 600; Japan, $72,454,000 i
=. $170,526,000; United States, S1,349