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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
WARREN,S BANK

The splendid banking service offer
ed by Warren's Bank with a capital
and surplus of $4,000, makes it one
of the most valuable in Tomah. The
personal service of the officers of War
ren's Bank is largely responsible for
its success. Its officers are at all
times interested in the financial prob
lens of their patrons and will be glad
to have them consult with them on all
of them. The splendid resources of
the bank puts it in position to offer
to it's patrons all of the financial as.
sistance their credit standing and bust.
ness will justify. The bank maintains
a rapidly growing savings deposit de.
partment and if you do not have a
savings account, we urge you to open
one here today. One dollar will start
such an account, and the bank will pay
you three per cent interest on it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
ROBERT G. GRAEWIN.

Farmers will find one of the largest
stocks of farm implements and ma
chinery in Tomah or throughout this
vicinity with Robert G. Graewin The
stocks include Deering farm machin-
cry, wagons and buggies, gas engines
and tractors, milking machines, New
Idea Spreaders, Studebaker and bort
Motor Cars. One will find in looking
over the different styles and types Of
Deering and Mccormick machinery
carried by Mr.. Graewin that he has
gathered there the machines best
adapted to farming methods in this
part of the state and which are the
best labor savers for the farmer They
offer a splendid opportunity for the
farmer to increase his production and
reduce his operating expenses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
ToMAH LIGHT & POWER CO.

: o. .
!, One, of the most important public
utilities in. the state of Wisconsin is
the Tomah Light & Power Co, which
furnishes light, heat and power and
handles electric appliances of all
kinds. If you are not yet enjoying the
advantages and comforts derived from
electric lights, you. should not let
another day go by without taking up
the subject of having your house wired
for electricity and electric fixtures in
stalled. The Tomah Light & Power
motors for driving the machinery in
your plant, and will be pleased to
take up with you the advantages and
economies possible from motor driv:
en- single machines. ~ aF
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17

into, your home, such, as Lyon &
Healy piano, player. piano, or Sonora
monograph, You, will find no better
stock to select from in this city or
vicinity than to be found at Franz
Bros, store. You are invited to COM
pare the instruments carefully with
those, in stock elsewhere. as. to work
manship, appearance and quality of
tones. The very latest in monograph
records, sheet music, all the popular
vocal and instrumental music, are to, be
found in stock at this store immediate-
ly upon their appearance on the mar,
ket. Special attention is given to orr
ders for the newest records and mu-
sic at all times. You will also find
here automobiles, -Cofield electric
washers, farm implements and White
sewing machines.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17

standard watches in the various sizes
and models and yariously priced. Mon
and women will find in, his stocks ~
watches some beautiful models that
will certainly please them. The Ia
dies of Tomah have also found that
Mr., Baumgarten carries an unusually
attractive, line of hand painted china,
French ivory goods and cut glassware.
Largest stock in Tomah. These make
an ideal gift for friend or for ones
own self. Then there are the stocks
of silyerware for the table and side
board of the highest quality.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17

charge of the funeral services. He
will attend to all Of the arrangements
If it is desired, summon relatives and
friends of the family, and if the re-
mains are to be shipped out of the
city for burial the firm win attend to
all of such details leaving nothing to
distract the attention of the bereaved
family. They also meet all trains for
funeral parties and convey the re-
mains to their last resting place. The
charges are extremely reasonable and
include use of its modern motor equip
ment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
c. w. MEAD.

The very latest styles and effects
in mems clothing are now to be seen
in the new stocks arriving for C. w.
sMead's store. The man and young
man Of Tomah and vicinity have learn
ed to their advantage that they can get
the best, satisfaction in wearing APP
,parel when they make their selections
from Meads store. The stocks are
always up-to-date and offer the very
best values in winter suits and over
coats The smart effects SO popular
with young men are to be found here
in wide variety while there are the
quieter styles for business men and
those of maturer years. The store
also is carrying fine line of shoes,
priced right too.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
THE ToMAH HARDWARE.

Among the representative firms of
Tomah is the Tomah Hardware
Store. In this well stocked store,
customers find everything they can
possibly need in shelf or heavy hard
ware, or if the article desired is un-
usual, it will be ordered at once by
Mr.. Storkel. A fine line of rifles, and
shot guns, traps, hunting knives, am
munition and hunters supplies of all
Kinds is carried in stock by Mr.. Stor-
kel. Ii you are. going to need a stove
of any kind this winter, it will pay
you to look over the splendid line car
ried in stock. The prices are right
on them, too. Mr.. Storkel also car
lies a full line of paints, oils, glass
and kitchen ware, also tools of all
kinds, laundry supplies, glass, putty.
rope and sheet metal. IS
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
ToMAH IRON WORKS.

No review of the industrial actiyi.
ties of Tomah is complete without
touching upon the Tomaf Iron Works,
one of the most important and largest
OF the industries in this vicinity. Ever
since its organization years ago, this
firm has taken a foremost position in
the manufacturing and civic affairs OF
this city. One of its latest feats was
casting in one piece solid wheel for
clay grinding work that weighs nearly
a ton and one half. The company has
orders for several more of the same
kind. R. S. and G. Al. Murray, its
proprietors. are foundryman and ma
chinist.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
SANITARY CASH GROCERY.

Bargain days are every day at the
Sanitary Cash Grocery Store because
lowest prices prevail. The complete
ness of the stocks which are always
fresh and of the very best quality,
added to the attractiYeness Of the
store as a shopping center in addition
to the fact that the low range of
prices that prevails there makes it
advantageous to make it ones shop
ping headquarters A superior line of
canned goods, ,teas, coffees, extracts
and fresh fruits in season is also to
be found at this store. A trial of the
special brands of coffees carried will
convince you that they are the best
you have ever drank.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
HoAG BROS.

;he7e is always genuine satisfac-
lion in shopping at Hoag Bros. Jewel
Y Store, for there is always the
Knowledge and certainty that any pur-
clss Sc made there will be of articles
OF the very best quality. They have in
stock the leading makes of watches
and clocks, in all styles, sizes, models
and prices. In addition they conduct
a first class watch repair department.
Then there is the beautiful showing of
rings, pins, lavalierres, brooches, ear
rings, studs of all kinds, cut glass
ware, hand painted china, silverWare
for all purposes and scores of other
articles. Lastly the display of dia-
monds and other precious stones will
be found very tempting and priced
very low.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
>THE CENTRAL HARDWARE CO.

You will find the dependable. lines
Of heavy and shelf hardware in the
large and well selected stocks of the
Central Hardware Co. Carpenters,
masons, farmers and others who have
occasion to use tools that must be of
the best quality to stand the hard
service, have found that the Keen
kutter lines carried by this store are
made from the best materials and by
some OF the best known manufacture
ers in the country. A splendid line
OF stoves for all purposes is carried.
The store also makes a speciality of
plumbing and heating. Have your
furnace gone over now or new one
installed before cold weather sets in.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
r. O. DRoW.

Before you let the contract for in
stallation of the new plumbing sys-
tenn in your. home or store be sure
and get bids. from F. O.. brow. You
will find, without doubt, that the esti-
mates will be lower than others will
give you, and you can rest assured
that the skill and workmanship will
be the very best. Leaky water and
gas pipes mean danger to walls and
ceilings and an increased fire hazard.
This shop also installs heating sys-
TENS and repairs them. The shop also
maintains good repair department
and answers all calls for services
promptly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
BURLiN's PHARMACY.

Headquarters for pure drugs and
pharmaceuticals in Tomah are at Bur-
Inns Pharmacy. Prompt and accurate
compounding of prescriptions is ,fea-
ture, of this store and because such
splendid service is always found there,
it enjoys an unusually large prescrip-
ton service. The ladies of the city
have learned that they can find the
largest and most carefully selected
stocks Of toilet accessories and re-
quirements in the stocks of this store
Of any store in the city. An unusual
ly fine line of confectionery is carried,
as well as books, wall paper, cameras,
fountain pens and magazines.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
PETER Johnson SHOE CO.

When you need your next pair. Of
shoes, try those handled at Peter
Johnson's Shoe Store and see if you
do not get longer wear and service
from them. No matter what your past
experience has. been in being fitted to
shoes, try this store and see if you
won't really enjoy the comfortable
feeling of the shoes that you get here.
The stock carried is an unusually
large and complete one and ladies
will find here shoes for every possible
occasion. Men will find just what
they want here in shoes, whether for
dress, the Office or store, or for heavy
outside work. Price is also feature
of the shoe store
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
HARRIS DRAY & LIVERY.

You need not have any fears that
your trunks or baggage will not ar
rive in time for the trains, if you place
the orders with the Harris Dray &
Livery Of course, you should place
the order as early as possible, but
when some unexpected emergency
arises, and it is question of few
minutes to train time, the Harris Dray
& Livery will bend every energy tc
accommodate you. If you want con
tract transfer and drayage service
you will be able to make very salts
factory contracts with the company te
have your work done. The company
also carries block wood, cord wooG
and kindling.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17

had lighted his lamp as usual, and
then seated himself, gazing off to sea-
ward as was his custom.
In this favored spot Christmas is
not ushered in by drifting SHOWS and
polar cold. A light, moist breeze just
stirred the bosom of the water and
lifted the thin white locks from the
old mans temples as he barred his
head to the refreshing breath. The
full moon shone from a soft, starlit
sky.
Perhaps it was the spell of the hal
lowed day and hour, combined with
the moonlight and the mysterious
voices Of the sea, that stirred tender
memories in the old mans heart and
wrought strange Authorizations in his
brain. His emotions overpowered
him. He stretched out his arms
yearningly toward the infinite space
with the cry, 20 Mollie,, Jamie, come
back to met"
Suddenly, as if in answer to his
1eart-wrung prayer, and before the
| echo of his cry had died away, some
| hing rose up out of the black abyss
4 of waters and moved toward him
down the shimmering pathway of rosy
light reflected from his lantern. 1t
\ came on swiftly, seeming to float,
krather than to tread upon the waters,
Until now he could plainly distinguish
Y the graceful outlines of a woman's
i form holding babe in her arms. She
paused upon the illuminated spot close
to the tower and lifted her shining
eyes, filed with love to those of the
lonely watcher on the balcony He
was thrilled through and through; not
with fear, but with delight and
wonder.
A great sob broke from his heart
and he extended his arms murmuring,
i Il knew you'd come to me Mollie; I've
waited for you SO long, SO long!"
He wiped away the tears that were
raining down his cheeks, and when he
i looked again where the beautiful
II vision had stood, he saw only the
lfrothing waves running in over the
yellow sands. With lighter heart in
his bosom than he had known for
many year, he descended to his room
and retired to rest, a happy light In
his eyes, and a happy smile on his
withered lips.
In the early morning of the day after
christmas, the harbormaster strobe
b into the silent room with heavy
Il tread, and going up to the bedside,
said in a gruff voice, Hello, old man,
wake up. Aren't you through cele-
brating yet? Are you sick or drunk
The .Albatross' went on the rocks
last night, and two men were drowned,
I'm afraid you've lost your job. Come,
tget up" and he shook the still form
rudely. An instant later he fell back,
awe-stricken, and beat hasty retreat
to his boat, muttering, poor old fell
4 low; and all alone! Too bad! too bad!
I Well have hard time to find another
like him.
4 Roger Byrnes wanderings were
over, Christmas morn had dawned
for him on a celestial shore, where
Mollie and jamie were waiting for
: him, and where partings are no more
tAOI CIV Is Catholic World
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
ToMAH COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR
ASSOCIATION,

II you have. not laid in a stock of
fuel for this. winter, you must place
your order for it at once and make
every effort to have it filled before the
cold weather sets in. The Tomah Co
Operative Association handles only
the very best grades of hard and soft
coal and coke. Honest weights,
prompt deliveries and the very low
est prices are guaranteed. The COM
pany handles thes best grades of pat
ent hours, stock feeds, grains and
seeds on the market and makes the
very lowest prices possible on them.
The company carries fine line of
the best grades of stock feeds and
grains and seeds of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
GRISWOLD BROTHERS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers

The best, place in Tomah for good
meats is the meat market of Griswold
Bros, No. Superior st. All Of the
meats carried in stock there are Sc
leeted so far as it is possible to obtain
them from native grown stock, The
meats are kept in perfect condition by
a splendid cooling system and every
thing done to put the meats in the
homes of the patrons of the mar
ket in the best possible condition.
A fine big stock of fresh meats
is. always on hand. For your boiled
dinner, you will like those splendid
cuts of corned beef Or salt meats,
which one always finds here If you
like home made sausage meat, sauer
kraut or head cheese, we recommend
youa try those made here. They are
fine and have given the market a
splendid reputation.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
J. TABoRSkY.

Welding quality into clothes has
been q task successfully accomplish
ed by J. Taborsky, maker OF. mems
and women's clothes. The merit OF
clothes made by Mr.. Taborsky is more
than surface deep, for if one could look
beneath, he would instantly recognize
The superiority. He has welded quaE
lty into his clothes and in so doing is
producing the finest line of clothes for
the men and women who list him as
my tailor. This year, the clothes
question is more complex than ever
before.
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Butts Furniture Co.
Furniture and Undertaking
ToMAH, WIS.
Phone No. 81. 1902 and So
UMMONS.


SUMMONS II
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, District Court, Second Ju-
dinial District j
Brown, Blodgett & Sperry Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. st. Paul
Land & Development Company, cor
poration, Defendent re E
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
copy of which is hereto attached and
= served uIon you, and tos serve
PLANT upon the subscribers at their
office, 1901 Pioneer Building, st. Paul
Minnesota within twenty (20) days
after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive Of the day Of such sc1vs-
ice: and If you fail to SO answer said
complaint. within the. time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will take Judgment against
YOU in the sum of One Hundred Eighty
nine and 25I100 Dollars f$1S925) q to
gether with its costs and disbIrse-,
ments of this action. - "a ~
SEXTON. MORDAUNTa "A afxTsNNEDY,i
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1901 Pfoiircrl
Building. st. Paul. Minnesota.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
EDWIN E. vAuDELL,

Your home will be much brighter
and happier after you have added a
Victrola from the Edwin e. Vaudell
Shop. There is no finer or more APP
preciated gift than Victrola for ones
home. 1t brings entertainment and re-
finement for old and young at all hours
Of the day. Mr.. Vaudell has. an unu-
sually large stock of Victor records,
and receives new shipments each
month of the latest that have been
produced by the Victor Company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
r. A. CARAVAN.

Don't take any chances with your
live stock when any animal shows in
dications of being sick or out of con-
dition. They are too valuable and
you should call in DR.. R. A. Garman at
the Tomah Hospital, the veterinarian
If you have dairy or beef cattle, you
should have him test them at regular
intervals to see that they are free
from all traces of tuberculosis. Then
there are the infectious diseases that
get in ones sheep and hogs that will
wipe them out quickly once ii gets a
start.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
UNIQUE THEATER.

i In what better way or more enjoya-
Die manner can you spend an evening
IMAM to attend a program at the
Unique Theater? The Unique is right
FULLY named the house of big fea-
lures because its mana cement al
ways secures for their first showing
IN Tomah all of the biggest and best
AIM II. productions released by the great
producing companies. Patrons of the
Unique know and have come to expect
that they will have the first opportu-
llity tossee each of the. popular movie
STARS in his or her latest productions
at the Unique.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
HENRY MEINEckE & SON.

If you are tired of paying out good
money for tough and tasteIess meats,
why not do your meat buying at
Henry Meinecke's meat market and
get good meats. Its proprietors be-
lieve that their customers are en-
titled to the best meats that can be
secured and consequently they buy,
as far as it is possible to secure them,
native grown meats, and they know
for sure the quality of their meats is
the very highest. The market takes
pride in the quality and taste of the
hams and bacon they have on their
blocks.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
GUS ROSENTAHL.

The new stocks for winter. are com
plete at the store Of Gus ,Rosentahl.
Mems and Women's suits and wearing
apparel have never been more attrac-
tive in appearance or cut than they
are this winter and this store has as
complete a stock as has been shown in
Tomah for some time. At the Rosen-
tail store you are guaranteed cor.
rect fit. The large selection of suits
gives one splendid opportunity to get
the kind of suit OF overcoat they
want for cold weather.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
VIM. EIETING.

Men who take pride in their appear
anoe have learned that they can get
the latest styles and fabrics as well
as lowest prices from William Fieting.
The new spring styles. give promise
Of decided departure in mems clothes
and the advance styles and showings
are now to be found there. A COM
plete stock of mems furnishings will
also be found there including the
newest ideas in shirts, neckwear, un-
derwear, shoes and hosiery.
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GIEsLER BROS.

II you compare the prices and quail
ity OF goods at the store of Giesler
Bros, you will find there many gro
Gerry and meat bargains. Every atten-
ton is given to the accommodation of
the patrons OF the store that they may
receive prompt attention and the kind
of goods desired. All of the nationally
advertised brands of groceries are
carried, again proving that the quality
of the stocks are the very highest
You will like the brands of fours,
cereals and canned goods carried. i,
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WIN. E. sossHARD RExALL STORE.

The drug store of William e. Boss
hard is always at the service of it's
many patrons in Tomah and vicinity.
The ladies find it's stocks of toilet
preparations and accessories particu-
larly. attractive and high class. They
are particularly delighted with the
perfumes with their delicate doors,
the well known makes of face and
shampoo creams, the, various tales and
powders, the skin foods, wrinkle Grad
icators, hair tonics, tooth pastes, and
powders, tooth brushes, medicated
soaps and manicuring accessories,
also books, stationery, and Kodaks.
The store gives particular attention to
its prescription department where one
Can get prescriptions filed promptly
and accurately.