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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
The Style Store

1ItC DIylc DCUIC
The store that wins-that holds
the reputation for being the
young mems store-is also THE
Style Store" of any city.
Say what you will, where young
men go,-all men go.
What dressy young men choose
to wear, their elders wear.
To have his establishment
known as the "Style Store" is
the chief aim and ambition of
every good clothier.
He knows that the desirable
trade of his city goes to the
store that has the "Style"
reputation.
This store has rightfully
earned the reputation for being
"The Style Store" of this city.
It's because we sell the finest
Clothes, Hats, Caps and Haber-
dashery made-the Style
clothes of America.
In featuring the best and the
best or!y"-we are maintain
ing our style leadership.
Young men in particular will
find in Hargrove Suits,
Overcoats, Hats, Caps and
Accessories, the models, fab
RIGS, and patterns that forcibly
appeal to the most discrimin-
ating dressers
Suits and Overcoats that are
are attractive to the eye
serviceable in wear and stylish
in appearance.
Economically priced at
S45 SIS and $65
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
Park County Beats
Gallatin; Is Winner
i'm Southern District
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Bozeman, Oct. 21.-In a loosely
played and n sided game. here to-
day, Park county high school defeated
Gallatin high 25 to 7. This game prac-
tically gives Park the in~terscholastic
championship Of the southern district.
Pensfield was the star of the game.
Gallatin took the offensive only in the
last quarter, when it scored.
PARK co, Position GATIATTN 70
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

Substitutes, Park-Hardyf for Mosfield.
Mosfield for Hardy. Hardy for R. Ell
finger. Ebert for Kiehl. Niles for Neal.
tiallatin-Movey for Melvon johnson.
Wylie for McMullen, Melvon johnson
downs-Pensfield 8, Kiehl 1, Pace /.
Goals after touchdowns-Park /, Gal
latin /. Yards from scrimmage by runs
Park 341; Gallatn 1875. Passes-Park
8 out of 4 for 81 yards; Gallatin 5
out of s for 46 yards.
First downs-Park IA, Gallatin s.
Punts-Pace 5 for a total Of 216 yards,
Pensfield 3 for IS yards.
Officials-E. Pat Kelley, referee;
Rev. H. G. Klemme, umpire; c. O..
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

Hargrove's for quality-style-
and right prices.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

four or five of the Great Falls boys to
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

Referee-Jim Irwin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
ST. JAMES CHURCH

st. James Parish of Wausau was
originally a part of ST. Mary's, the
Mother church of Wausau Catnol1cs.
for some years movement had been
growing for the division of st. Mary's
parish, owing to the crowded condi-
ton OF the church edifice, and the de-
sire OF large number of the parish
loners for an exclusively English
speaking congregation. Nothing def
mite was done, however, until after
the division of the La Crosse diocese
in 1905, when the territory that in
Guided Wausau came under the iuris.
d1ctlon of the bishop of La Crosse.
ut. Rev. Bishop Schwebach of La
Crosse gave his appreciation to this
movement and authorized the found
ing OF the new congregation. In July.
1903, he sent Rev. j. J. Brennan to
Wausau to organize the new congre-
cation, and to become it's first pastor.
Father Brennan had been for some
years pastor of the congregation at
Necedah, and had been very success
tul in his work there At Wausau he
organized the new parish under the
patronage of st. James the Greater,
end incorporated it under the laws of
the state of Wisconsin as 1.-The Cath
clio Congregation of st. James" The
old Methodist church building at the
corner of Second and Grant, along
With dwelling house next to it, was
Necessary improvements
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
WILLIAM zlMMER

1t is never too early to start your
painting and decorating if you employ
VIM. thinner, ITO Scott. street, one of
Wausau's best known decorators,
whose paint stocks contain some of
the best brands of paints, oils, var.
nishes, colors and calcimines on the
market. When you decide to paint,
why not select colors that give your
home the best appearance, that dress
it up?'' There is more to painting than
merely applying it.. If you can't Wis
ualize color effects, then consult with
Mr.. thinner, or better still, engage
him to do your decorating. If you
own an automobile, you will want to
try some of Patton.s auto gloss enam-
ell. 1t will make youi. car look like
new and restore it to its rich, bril-.
liant luster. It is sold by the Zim-
mer store and comes in fourteen pop
ular shades. Everything you need
for that paint or varnish job is to be
found at the thinner Store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22

such a mammoth task had been done
under the direction of this one man,
a true worker for Christ's Kingdom
on earth, the people naturally felt his
loss keenly, when he was called by
his superior to work elsewhere. In
1894, Father Richard left Wausau and
was superseded by man of ability
in the person of Father Peter l.. Gas
per. Father Gasper's period was one
OF furthering the interest and the con-
dition of the parish. Societies were
fostered and supported quite extern
sively and a great deal of society aid
is recorded under his administration.
His labors began to grow from year
to year, due to the increased member
ship in the parish. During Father
Gasper's twenty years of parish work
at St, Marys, a spacious parish house
and new home for the Notre Dame
Sisters were erected, Father Gasper's
death occurred in August of 1914,
much to the sorrow of his staunch
parishioners.
In November, 1914, the Reverend
John B. Hauck came to Wausau to
fill the vacancy of the pastorate. The
fruits OF his energies during the brief
span OF the last eight years and the
hearty cooperation, which the parish
has given him, are we'll attested to
by the present status of the parish.
new school, the pride of the parish
and valued at more than $1OO,OO0.OO,
was built in 1916 It is a modern
structure, with large auditorium, ele-
gantly built class-rooms, and spacious
corridors, and it houses today upwards
OF 440 pupils. Ten grades are con-
Quoted under the experienced tutor
ship OF the Sisters de Notre Dame.
The standard of the school is high,
Well-knoWn fact in high school cir
Giles. In the eight years that Father
Hauck has been pastor, education has
received an impetus in the parish
school. Church work has progressed
rapidly and in 1919 an assistant pastor
was given to the parish by the Right
Reverend Bishop of La Crosse. Rev.
Anthony Aurit. ordained at st. Fran.
CTS Seminary, was selected as the first
assistant at st. Mary's. In 1921, he
was succeeded by the Rev. Joseph
H. Flad, ordained at the Pontifical
College, Columbus, o. A noteworthy
mention must be made of the fact
that the church was remodeled and
redecorated not long after the arrival
OF Father Hauck. The parish debt
mas been greatly reduced. despite the
many necessary expenditures. The
parish today is in a wholesome and
condition.
In September, 1887, st. MichaeFs
church and in 1905 st. James church
branched from st. Mary's, sign of
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
sILvER1HoRNE BROS

Spring is at our doors and the coun-
try roads are ready for you to spin
over, them in your car. The out of
doors is becoming more tempting and
more. inviting every day, and brings
to you the question what you are going
to do about a car this season. If Won
do not feel that you can buy a new
car, why not get in touch with Silver
thorne Bros. I'll Fifth street, and see
the splendid stock of used. and ex-
changed cars they are showing. They
have been carefully overhauled and
put in perfect running order and are
guaranteed to be such. You will find
your favorite make of car here. at a
price within your reach, or if you are
In the market for new car, we would
suggest that you look over the new
Studebaker line sold by Silverthorne
Bros.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
BOIL AUTO SALES co.

The new 1922 models of Nash and
Lafayette automobiles are to be found
with the BOIL Auto Sales Co., 400 Jack
son street. The Nash leads in motor
car value, and now you can get. new
Nash Six for $3.50 and a new Nash
Four for $685.. The great Nash or
ganization clearly demonstrates it's
ability to produce the leading cars in
it's field and turn back profits to the
car owner, in a finer car for less mon
ey Some of our readers will be inter-
ested in the Lafayette cars. 1t is the
car many have been waiting to have
appear on the market. Stop in at the
BOIL Auto Sales Co., and look over
these different models. They will ap-
peal to you from different angles and
you will find they offer a splendid
value in cars.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
M. G. S. ELECTRIC co.

The drudgery and backaches OF
Blue Mondays can be avoided if you
put a Laun-dry-ette electric washing
machine in your home. The Laundry
cite washes and drys clothes without
a wringer. 1t is one of the best of la
Dor saving. devices to be found in the
big stocks carried by the M. & IS.
Electric Co, 207 Third street. 1t wash
es your clothes thoroughly clean and
quickly and then proceeds to dry
them thoroughly without use of a
wringer. You can see daily demon
STATIONS of the Laun-dry-ette at the
sales rooms of the M. & s. Electric
Co., and see for yourself the labor-sav-
ing, time-saving machine that it is.
The firm also does all kinds of electro
cal construction and repair work and
it will pay you to get estimates and
prices from it. whenever you need any
thing done in its line of work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
JOSEPH WlLLEMS.

The market of JOS. Willems, $40
Forest street, offers the best grades of
meats and the lowest possible prices
at all times. 1t is the home of good
meats and low prices and the farmer
and working man find they can do best
there in meats of all kinds, canned
goods and dairy products. AS far as
it is possible, he handles only native
grown meats. Mr.. Willems carries
fine line of homemade sausage, sauer-
kraut, picked pigs feet and other meat
products that!are delicious to the taste
and real appetizers. Everything about
his market is scrupulously clean at all
times, and his big coolers enable him
TO carry a large stock of fresh, meats
in perfect condition. The Willems'
market is always good place to buy
fresh dressed poultry and fresh fish
and oysters in season.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
NEW METHOD BAKERY.

If you are cream puff fan, and by
the way, there is hardly anyone who
is not, you must be sure and taste
those cream puffs made by the New
Method Bakery, GA Third street. Not
only are they different than those you
get elsewhere, but they are the best
you have ever eaten. The name "New
Method Bakery explains to certain
extent the reasons for the. excellence
of it's products. In addition, the most
expert bakers are employed here in
turning out those big, white, light
loaves of bread and those delicious
cookies and other dainty pastries. Ev.
>erything is spotlessly clean here, the
best of materials are used in the bak.
ing operations and large stock OF
freshly baked goods is always on hand
waiting to tempt it's patrons.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
EDWARD Johnson.

Now is the time to place your order
for that new spring suit or overcoat.
Edward Johnson, 81 Jackson street,
the weH-known merchant tailor, has
received his new woolens and fabrics
for 1922. The clothes he makes are al
ways. the cheapest because they give
longest service. One is always salts
fled when he wears a suit or overcoat
made by him. In the first place, he
is an expert filter and tailor, and one
knows that the garment is going to
give one a distinctive appearance that
does not come from suits or oyercoats
picked out from big stocks of ready
mades. Now is the time to place your
order for your new suit or overcoat
for spring.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22

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stocks Of Louis Wiechmann, III Wash
ington street. Spring is here and our
readers will want garden tools, seeds,
lawn mowers, refrigerators and ice
boxes, oil stoves, screens and screen
doors and many other things needed
about the home in the spring and sum-
mer seasons. The Wiechmann store
is also the Wausau home of the Easy
electric .operated washing machine.
the washing machine that makes
blue" Monday sunny" and that does
away with the breaking task of
washing clothes. 1t washes your
clothes by air pressure and suction,
and is the last word in washing ma
chine design and construction. To
appreciate what fine work the Easy
does, one must /see it in action at the
Wiechmann Hardware store. For your
next stove, go to Wiechmann's Hard
ware store. There you win find the
Quick Meal range, also other stoves
and ranges. .9t r. Y
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
"A pHIIl,paco

} You will always be pleased with the
floral service given by the NJ. Phillip
!, Co, TIL and 719 Grand avenue. The
Phillip Company also maintains flow
ser store. lis Washington street, for
the convenience Of its patrons The
Phillip Company also takes orders for
flowers to be delivered to all parts Of
the country, filling by wire. There is
no more effective way of expressing
sympathy to ones friends in bereave-
ment than by a floral token, nor can
we express happiness and joy to 9th
ers. in; their good fortune better, than
with flowers. The big stock OF ported
plants and vines here is worth your
inspection and you should have some
Of them in your home to brighten it.
also landscape and plant shrubbery.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
CRYSTAL CAFE q HOTEL

Your first meal at the Crystal Cafe
d Hotel, Third street, will start your
lasting good will towards this popular
eating house. Many a man and wom-
an on taking his or her first meal at
the Crystal Cafe has said that it was
a pleasant surprise. Here your great
est expectations are more than fulfill
ed by. the extra attentions to be found
here. At the Crystal Cafe, you cannot
help but appreciate the neatness and
cleanliness of the dining room and
linen, and the prompt and courteous
attention shown to guests. The very.
best meats, vegetables, fruits, dairy
produce and other raw materials are
used in preparing the food served here
lat all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
THE SMART HAT SHOP.

For the ladies of Wausau and wi
,cinity, The Smart Hat Shop, 61O Third
street, offers an ideal shopping center.
The stocks and displays of dainty
wearing. apparel are unusually large
here and show careful and discriminate
ing selection while prices are surpris-
ingly low, when one considers the
styles and effects. and the materials
used. The Smart Hat is showing some
unusually pretty dresses and dainty
iblouses in every wanted color. The
new spring outfit will not be complete
without a new purse or handbag and
the ladies will find splendid selec-
ton here from which to make their
choice at prices that are right. =.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
BUICK GARAGE.

II you own a Buick car, you want
Buick repairs and overhauling for it
The Buick Garage, Fifth and Jackson
streets, Wausau, Wis. offers to Buick
owners the. high class, intelligent re.
pair service they want. This same
type of service, however, is available
to owners Of other makes of cars and
trucks, but is emphasized here in our
desire to point out to our readers the
efforts made by the Buick Garage man
yagement to give the public superior
service. A Buick car fits every de-
mand made upon it, whether for pleas
lire or business. The same is true of
the G. M. C. trucks. They are made
in different sizes and have a proven
range OF usefulness that covers every
branch of every industry of which you
can think, and as many more of which
you have never heard
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
!. GLASS Fruit CO.

!. One of the largest dealers in whole.
sale fruits is the Glass Fruit Co. IFS
West: Scott street. This; enterprisir1g
,hrm handles an enormous tonnage of
'the best grades of fruits, vegetables
and produce of all kinds every year,
and It's big cold storage warehouses
are always well stocked with the best
that the markets. afford. From the far
Orient, it. brings dates, nuts, figs, and
from the islands of the Atlantic and
Pacific and the Central American and
South American countries some pine.
apples, bananas, nuts and other trop-
.ical' fruits that are the luxuries for
our tables at the various seasons of
the year. Wherever there are fruits
and table Injuries, there are repre-
sentatiYes of the Glass Fruit Co., buy.
ing them, to supply its patrons in Wau-
.sau and throughout this vicinity with
the freshest the markets afford.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
LOUIS schARRAU & CO.

If you are looking for an opportunity
to invest in we'll located property, you
will find a fine list in the Offices of
Louis Scharbau & Co., with Offices i'll
the First National Bank Building. In
purchasing. real. estate, one should be
sure he is in position to Judge its
real value and it's location. Our read.
ers will find that Louis Scharbau &,
Co. are best qualified to advise them
on real estate matters. Now is the
time to invest in real estate while
prices are low and the properties list
ed with this firm are well located and
will turn a handsome profit in a short
time. Louis Scharbau & Co. also
does general insurance business and
will be glad, to advise you on insurance
matters of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
SELL nRos. HARbW4RE co.

u Ifs you want the best. values in Shelf
and heavy hardware, you viii find
them in the stocks carried by; the Sell
Bros. Hardware Co. store on JEFFERSON
street. The. housewife finds every.
thing she can possibly need in bak-
ing and cooking dishes for her kitch-
en- and pantry. You will find every
thing YOU need here for. the laundry.
power, and hand washing machines.
boilers, washboards, equipment and
accessories for the bath room and
light shelf Hardware. The Sell Bros
store is the home Of Winchester rl,ns
and ammunition, cutlery, flashlights
and fishing tackle, and all kinds Of
tools. splendid line OF goods. Then
lily season Is at hand and you may
need screens, screen doors, refrfrera.
tors, perfection Oil stoves and ovens
and many other things that hot wealth.
fContinued on Page ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
HALL GARAGE CO.

Don't kick about the repair bills you
have been getting for repairs on your
car. and then send it back to the
same garage. That won't remedy mat
tiers. Instead, it means you lose your
temper again, and have to dig down
deeper into your pocket to pay it.
Avoid exorbitant bills and poor sery-
ice by sending your car OF truck to
the Hall Garage Co., 107 Scott street,
the next time it needs repairing or
overhauling. The garage has all of
the latest types of machines ESQ that
it is possible to do the most difficult
kinds of repairing. One can always
find the best grades of gasoline, oils
and greases at the Hall Garage.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
THoN, TURNER & LANIGAN GA.
RAGE Co

|: You can always get the repair and
5oyerhauling service You want, if YOU
send your car to the garage of the
Thon,' Turner & Lanigan Garage Co,
Third and McIndoe streets. 1t is the
garage of real service and you will
find that. your car will be in perfect
running condition after it has been
oyerhauled and repaired by the ex-
perts employed by the Thon, Turner
& Lanigan Garage Co. This garage
is equipped with the very latest types
'of machinery for doing all kinds of re-
pair work, and with the expert work
men in charge Of the work. you can
depend on 1t being done promptly and
in workmanlike manner. The ga
rage carries a fine line Of gasoline,
oils and greases at all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
THE BAUMAN GARAGE

Another striking reduction in Gard.
,ner automobiles is noted. A year ago
they were 81 ,285. Today the new price
is 1896, and the reduction has proven,
"a popular order getter. In Wausau,
the Bauman Garage, 1O9 Fourth street,
carries the Gardner, line OF cars and
lis showing the new 1922 models. Not
only does the company make this dras:
tic cut in the prices of the high grade
cars, but it also gives q years guar.
lantee on the Gardner car, backed by
over 40 years of manufacturing expe.
rience and, a present. financial posi-
ton of over half million dollars
cash in bank and no debts against the
company.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
MAX 1. TIscH.

Why experiment with incompetent
plumbers when the services of Max L.
Tisch, 20S Washington street, can al
ways be had? 1t is also poor economy
to engage a man to do your plumbing
and heating work just because he ia
cheap in price. The chances are the
quality of work he will do for you
will be just as. cheap as his price.
Much depends on the way your plumb
ing and heating system is installed il
it is to. work successfully. and. if it
does not work successfully of what
use is it? Your safest course is to
have the work done by Mr.. Tsch, who
is an expert in plumbing and heating
work. Before you start any construcs
ton work or remodeling, we would adj
wise you to consult. with Mr.. Tisch and
if possible, get him to do the work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
THE GRAND.

Movie fans find the best and most
entertaining pictures at the Grand OPP
era House. The programs given daily
at the Grand are entertaining and in
structive and are always looked for
ward to by the thousands of patrons
OF this theater. Prices at the Grand
range from 10 to 80 cents, which also
the tax. You will enjoy the
carefully built up programs, the. dra-
mas with their wealth of scenery, the
side splitting comedians, the travel
pictures and educational films. April IL
to 70 this theater will present Queen
of Sheba,' one of the greatest pictures
of the year. This picture is playing
the cities at $3.50 prices, but will be
shown here at soc prices, and follow.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
RuTTERNuT BREAD BAKERY.

b All of our readers know how good
butternut bread is, but we do not know
if they realize that they can get the
real butternut bread at the bakery of
H. OSWALD, 4O2 Washington street.
1t is because Mr.. OSWALD features
Butternut flavor bread that he has
given his bakery the name of the But,
ternut Bread Bakery. In addition to
putting out: such fine breads, rolls and
buns, his bakery is noted for the deli
cious cakes, pies, cookies and other
pastries one can always find here. He
also. gives particular attention to or.
ders for pastries and delicacies for;
weddings, and various other social oe-
,casiOns. Ii /.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-22
RHYNER RRos

You will find the best grades of
confectionery at Rhyner Bros, 6O4
Third street. This store is famous
for the splendid CONNECTIONS it carries
IN wide selection. A box of choco-
lates or bon bons from this store bear
ing the imprint upon it is always an
appreciated gift. The store also has
fine fountain service where one gets
delicious ice creams, sundaes and soft
drinks OF all kinds as well as dainty
lunches. The store is the popular
meeting place for ladies when, on
shopping tours through the business
district, because of the refreshing
lunches and soft drinks that can be
obtained here.