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The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
NORTH BROS, INC.
2f2 Broadway.

j. r. North and Otto North of North
Bros, Inc, are two of Billings best
known local real estate and insurance
men. They are boosters for this city
and believe in the future of this thriv.
ing community. They specialize in
business property and insurance, al
though they handle all kinds of real
estate and insurance, make loans and
also have first real estate mortgages
for sale. If you want to buy some
real estate, insurance, or get a loan,
we would advise you to get in touch
with North Bros, Inc. They have a
number of choice pieces of property
listed with them on which the price is
right and some very easy terms can
also be had If desired You will find
that now Is good time to invest in
Billings real estate of any kind, and
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
YELLOWSTONE TIRE G. VULCAN.
IZING CO.

For good tires that will give you
real service and long mileage, get
them from the Yellowstone Tire & Vul-
canizing Co., 2414-16-18 1st Avenue
North, and you will save both money
and time and also patience. This shop
is equipped with the very latest types
of machinery and apparatus for re-
treading, vulcanizing and doing all
kinds of repairing to tires and inner
tubes. They carry full stock of
Goodyear, Pennsylvania and Bruins
wick tires and tubes, and all kinds of
accessories.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
BILLINGS BoOKBlNDING AND
PRINTING co.

The Billings Bookbinding and Print
ing Co., Morse Bldg, maintain the
leadership in the commercial printing
field. Of Billings and this part of the
state and the Northwest. If you have
printing of any kind to be done, wheth-
er it be business stationery, loose leaf
and Office records, circulars, catalogs.
books or rubber stamps or in need of
stationery and Office supplies, be sure
to get prices and estimates from the
Billings Bookbinding and Printing Co.
before you place the order elsewhere
In addition, the company offers every
possible help in the work Of laying out
and planning it, and will furnish you
with everything necessary to the pro-
motion, preparation, printing and
mailing of your catafog for publication.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
SECURITY TRUST g. SAVINGS
BANK

II you are not experienced in bust.
ness or financial affairs, you will find
the Security Trust & Savings Bank,
1st avenue at 9th Street North, Bill
ings, Mont, offers to it's patrons and
friends without compensation, advice
on matters pertaining to their financial
welfare; such a service is invaluable
to the average customer of a bank
and means much, and will save him or
her possibly many serious mistakes or
losses. A prominent feature of the
service rendered by this bank is the
management of estates and property
and serving as executor. The tenden-
cy of the day with men of large af-
fairs is to leave their estate to be
properly cared for by a Trust Com
pany for they know it will be handled
in business like manner. That is
why the Security Trust & Savings
Bank of this city is being made ex-
ecutor OF so many estates. Experience
has shown that this Trust Company
has always administered the affairs of
estates and safeguarded beneficiaries'
interests at every angle without par
tiality. Any officer of the bank will
gladly explain to you or mail you book
let Safeguarding Your Family's Fu-
ture," which outlines in detail it's serv-
ice. This bank conducts Savings De-
partment and invites your patronage;
receives deposits subject to check and
| rents safe deposit boxes at a most
reasonable cost. 1t has strong Board
of Directors consisting of Ed Cardwell,
Harry F. Scott, W. E. Waldron, A. C.
Johnson and F. x. N Rademaker. It's
officers are experienced men in the
banking world, who are w. E. Wal
dron, president; Harry f. Scott, vice
president; w. B. Vaughan, cashier,
and D. J. Thomson, assistant cashier,
who at any time will be glad to meet
and serve you in your financial mat
ters. We are pleased to recommend
| this strong bank to our friends and
readers with assurance that they will
be cheerfully received and their af-
fairs well and carefully safeguarded.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
SUNSET GARAGE.

For intelligent and expert automo-
bile and truck repairing and overhaul.
ing, you will get the best service at
the Sunset Garage, % South 29th
street. The workmen employed here
have had extensive experience in all
kinds of repairing and know how to go
about the overhauling of every make
of car. To make it possible to do high
class repair work, the garage is equip
ped with the very latest machinery
and other devices so that every class
of work can be done. The garage car
ries complete line of gasoline and
crude oils, also greases for every pur-
pose as well as automobile accessories
and repairs.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
PRINCESS CONFECTIONERY.

Why buy cheap candies and pay eX-
orbitant prices for them when you can
get the best confectionery at the Prin.
cess at the lowest possible prices :?
Ever since the day the store opened,
it has featured pure and wholesome
candies, so that now the appreciated
gift is a box of delicious confectionery
from the Princess The Princess
makes all of their own candies, there
fore knowing that the best of raw ma
terials enter into their own manufac-
ture. You will enjoy the delicious and
appetizing sundaes, soda and other
frozen dainties served at all times of
the year.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
BILLINGS GAS COMPANY.

When you pipe your house for gas,
you at once modernize it and add the
luxuries of cooking and heating your
home with. However, the word lux
ury is used in a comparative sense, for
gas is not a luxury but necessity and
real economy. All that is needed is
the turn of a valve and your blaze is
there on gas stove or plate. The
Billings Gas Company carries a COM
plete line of gas ranges, the best of
which are equipped with Lorain oven
heat regulators which invention takes
all the guess work out of cooking.
This company is one of the most i'm
portant in the city for it furnishes
light and unlimited power for our in
dustries and heat to thousands of
homes. The company has modernly
equipped natural gas distribution sys-
tenn and renders a splendid service to
its patrons.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
HOPPER FLORAL SHOE.

No matter what the occasion is for
which you may want flowers, all you
have to do is to order them through
the Hopper Floral Shop, 2714 Montana
avenue, and the proper bouquet or
floral piece will be sent. Their green
house and nursery ranch northeast of
Billings with it's vast expanse Of glass
covered buildings house thousands of
beautiful plants, carnations, chrysan-
themums, ferns, palms and scores of
different kinds Of trailing vines. They
have in stock now an unusually fine
showing of potted plants in flower, and
also ferns and palms on which they
are making exceptionally attractive
prices.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
SHEA's GARAGE.

Why not send your automobile OF
truck to the Billings Motor Co., 11s
North 30th street, in the first place to
have it repaired and overhauled cor.
rectly? You will be pleased with the
service you get there for the best au.
tomobile mechanics are employed in
it's repair department. The garage
guarantees all repair work to be done
in workmanlike manner, and its
charges are exceedingly reasonable.
The garage is headquarters of auto
mobile accessories, gasoline, oils and
greases of the standard makes.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
PENCE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.

II you are going to have a new car
this season, of course you are going
to select a Buick. The best and most
satisfactory way is for our readers to
stop in at the sales rooms of the
Pence Automobile Co. and see for
themselves what splendid cars the
1922 Bucks are. See their graceful
stream lines, the fine, comfortable up
holstering and the power valve in
head motors. All the different Buick
models are to be found here awaiting
your inspection as are also the G. M.
c. Trucks. One also gets first class
service at the Pence Automobile Co.,
and finds there full line of repair
parts.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
BILLINGS DECORATING co

For over ten years, the Billings Dec
Grating Company have been painting
and decorating Billings homes and
places of business. It's shop is locat-
ed at 110 North 29th street, but ar
rangements have been made to
receive all mail orders and communi.
cations. The shop phone is 1863. Re-
decorating, tinting, panel work, all are
done with painstaking care and
promptly. Church interiors, lodge
halls, theater and ball room decorat-
ing are especially featured If you
are contemplating redecorating your
home, the company will be glad to
have one of it's representatives call
upon you and go over the color
schemes with you.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
PATTERSON'S SOUTH SIDE PHAR.
MACY

The unusually carefully selected
stocks of toilet preparations carried in
the drug store of Pattersons at 1924
Minnesota avenue, always please the
lady customer. There is practically
no toilet article or preparation known
to the trade and having recognized
merit but what will be found in the
stocks carried in this store. The
fountain of this store also adds it's in
ducement to the many patrons, for it
serves delicious ice creams, soft
drinks and other refreshments the
year round. The store takes pride
also in the superior prescription serv-
ice it renders at all times.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
THE BUNGALOW.

Always the same and always good
is what they say of the splendid ice
creams and candies served at the
Bungalow, 2S07 Montana avenue. The
Bungalow Confectionery is the popu-
lar meeting place of those who want
the best in such luxuries. A brick of
ice cream from the Bungalow will put
just the right touch to your Sunday
dinner when served as dessert. The
Bungalow candies and sweets are just
as popular as their creams.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
.NIcOLLS BAKERY, cONFEcTIoN-
ERY g. GROCERY.

For the best bread, rolls, cakes and
other pastries in Billings, you can al
ways get them by patronizing the Mic
oils Bakery, 2907 First Avenue North.
The very best f1ours, shortcomings and
dairy products are purchased by the
proprietor that he can keep up the
high standards Of quality of the goods
baked. Special attention is given to
orders for social occasions, such as
wedding and birthday cakes and dain-
ties for picnics or organization gather
ings. They also carry a line of gro
ceries and confectionery.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
BILLINGS OVERLAND co.

The Overland automobile is an engi-
neering triumph, recognized through
out the automobile world. That is the
reason why the Overland heads the
list of moderately priced cars, and is
always in such demand. There are
scores of points of superiority of the
Overland that the Overland drivers or
owners know, that we do not have
time here to tell about The Overland
car is handled in Billings by the Bill
ings Overland Co., 415 North 9th
street.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
GRAND CAFE.

The Grand Cafe, 27O3 1st Avenue
North, appeals to many. discriminating
persons as a good place to dine be-
cause OF the excellence of the meals
served here, the cleanliness of the din
ing room and kitchens and the prompt
and refined service also given. The
Grand Cafe is popular dining place
both during the day and in the eve
ming. In addition to its regular din
ing room service, the cafe gives spe-
cial attention to short orders and
makes a speciality also of putting up
lunches for travellers and tourists.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
RECORD TITLE COMPANY.

Before you pay any money down on
the purchase of property, be sure that
you have an abstract Of title for it
that has been prepared by the Record
Title Company, American Bank &
Trust Bldg. This company is expert
enced, one you can depend on in ev-
cry particular Their books are up-to.
date and go back to the earliest or
ganization of the county. Every trans
action in which they may be involv-
ed is, shown on their records. 4, The
cheapest way, before you spend lot
of money in the end, is to have this
company make guaranteed abstract
of title for you.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
FIRST AVENUE GARAGE.

Send your car to the First Avenue
Garage, 1914 1st Avenue North, when
you want the best repairing and over
hauling done promptly and in work
manlike manner. You do not have to
worry over delays of any kind when
you send your car or truck to this ga.
rage, as the work is started on it at
once and completed before stop is
made. Why not send your car here
the next time trouble develops and
let the expert mechanics here put it
in perfect running order?
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
w. p. RIxoN.

The safest investment on earth is
the earth itself. If you are not thor,
oughly conversant with real estate
values and locations, we would recon-
mend you to consult with w. P. Rix-
on, Stapleton Bldg. Mr.. Rixon has
been close observer of changing con-
ditions in Billings for years and is
intimate with land and property val
ues throughout this district. He has
listed in his Offices some excellent in
yestment propositions of improved
farm lands and residential and bust.
ness properties in Billings.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
SWISS DYE HOUSE.

The Swiss Dye House, 2904 Mime
sofa avenue, is always ready to serve
you and is thoroughly experienced in
dry cleaning and dyeing work of all
kinds. If your dresses and cloaks and
suits, house furnishings and draperies
have lots of wear in them but are fad
ed or stained, why not take them to
the Swiss Dye House and have them
dyed? You will get renewed service
from them at remarkably reasonable
price.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
LEO eRucHALLA.
Tailor and Designer.

II you like to appear well dressed,
then order your next suit, overcoat or
pair of trousers from Leo Gruchalla,
-2714 I'd Avenue North. Your suit or
overcoat, If made by Mr.. Gruchalla, is
made to your individual measure. it
follows the lines of your figure and
sets your figure off to the best advan.
tage. In his shop, Mr.. Gruchalla has
a splendid line Of woolens and other
fabrics, the very latest for the summer
and also for the fall season. He spe-
cializes in designing.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
e. U. LOGAN GLASS & PAINT CO.

When you are in the market for
paints, colors, varnishes, enamels and
other painters supplies, you will find
that you can get the best brands to
be had from the store of the e. u.
Logan Glass & Paint Co., 2614 Mon
tana avenue. This store is headquar-
ters for paints and varnishes made by
the best known and most reliable man.
ufacturers in the country. 1t also car.
ries a fine line of interior paints, as
well as mirrors and glass windows of
all kinds. This firm has been in bust.
ness for years and has established
reputation that will guarantee their
goods.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
{. 7. GESucuS.

The photographs you and your
friends like to receive are those that
portray the real and natural express
sions of the photographed one. You
can have this kind if you call at the
studio of E. F. Gesucus, Babcock-Sel-
vidge Bldg. There is a distinctive
touch and appearance to portraits
from this studio, the poise and pose
attained giving the naturalness to the
entire picture that is always desired.
A speciality is made of enlarging.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
STURM e. DRAKE.

Good groceries, meats, fruits and
vegetables at the lowest prices, con-
sidering the quality of the stocks,
makes the store of Sturm e Drake, IA
North 29th street, one of the most
popular shopping centers in the city.
The stocks are always fresh here, and
attractively displayed. One also ap-
preciates the courtesy and prompt at
tention always shown by the employees.
No better brands of coffees or teas,
groceries, meats and the like, will be
found anywhere.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
STARK MILLINERY CO.

All of the newest effects in milli-
merry for the summer and early fall
wear are now being shown in the at
tractive display of the Stark Milli-
merry Co., 2S19 First Avenue North: In
addition to styles from the great cities
and Paris, which are copied faithfully
if patrons desire, the shop creates it's
own styles to suit the particular re-
quirements of each individual custom
er. The stock of untrimmed hats is
sufficiently large to enable the ladies
of this vicinity to make the selection
most desired, and it will be trimmed
in the very latest mode
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
THE DRUG SHOP.

Courtesy, service and integrity are
the standards of The Drug Shop, l6
North Broadway Registered pharma-
cists will be found in charge OF the
prescription department at all times,
and prescriptions are filed promptly.
The Drug Shop gives it's careful atten-
tion and shows the customers every
courtesy in fulfilling their requests
and orders. You will find by compari-
son of prices that those of this store
are moderate and fair. They deliver
to any part of Billings.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
PICkINNY FREEZE

This is rather an odd name but the
article itself is only odd in appear
ance for it is very delicious slice of
ice cream in the shape and appear
ance of slice Of watermelon. The
Yellowstone Creamery, manufacturers
of Blanchard Ice Cream, will put this
new item on the market. They be-
lieve it will make as big hit with the
public as did the Eskimo Pie. The
Yellowstone Creamery is located at
Billings in the heart of a large cream
production which is Increasing from
year to year.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
DIR. a. 8. BROWN

1t is not necessary for our readers
to suffer pain and be sick from dis
ease. with the services of DR.. A. s..
Brown, Securities Bldg. He is grad
uate OF the famous Palmer School of
Chiropractic and since he established
his practice in Billings he has demon
strated his professional skill very for
chilly. Chiropractic is not theory or an
unexplored science. 1t is reality and
the skilled chiropractor can bring you
relief IL you put yourself in his hands.
II your spine is out Of alignment, it
means an unnatural pressure is placed
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
PURITY BREAD COMPANY.

Good bread is essential at all times
and can be had if you patronize the
Purity Bread Co., S24 North 9th, or
the Bread Shop, 26O9 1st Avenue
North. You will find the bread and
rolls from the Purity Bread Co. are
handled by all first class grocers of
Billings and also throughout this vi.
cinity. The trade is heavy and de-
mands come from all over, for the
Purity Bread Company's Purity Bread
and other bakery products.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
LlJzoN CAFE.

When in Billings, one of the best
places to eat is the Luzon Cafe, Pill
Montana Avenue You will find that
the best foods are served at the Luzon.
Attention has been given to the likes
and dislikes of the public in the mat
ter of the food they eat, the way they
like it prepared and served. The din
ing room service here is prompt and
refined. Short orders are also served
here day and night, and speciality is
made of putting up lunches for travel
ers. picnic parties and motorists. One
finds fine line of fruits and soft
drinks here
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
YELLOWSTONE INVESTMENT CO

You will find that it will add to the
safety of your investments to consult
with the Yellowstone Investment Co.,
z North Broadway, the well-known in.
vestment and security house of Bill
ings. This firm has splendid repu-
tation for honest dealings, integrity
and good judgment. You can depend
absolutely upon the judgment and rec.
ommendation of this firm in all in
vestment matters. 1t is offering now
splendid and safe investment, since
it has many profitable and safe stocks
listed.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
ARTIFICIAL ICE G. COLD STORAGE

Conservation is the cry of the day
Save this and save that, we are ad.
yised, and that brings us to the claims
for recognition of the Artificial Ice &
Cold Storage Co., 4147 First Avenue
South. Their big building is absolute.
ly fire proof, is commodious and can
be utilized both for cold storage and
general merchandising storage. The
Artificial Ice & Cold Storage Company
is at the disposal of the jobbers and
producers of Billings and vicinity.
They manufacture artificial ice only
from purified water. Only the best
grades of coal are handled, corked
clean.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
LOOMS LUNCH.
2715N, Montana Avenue.

You have heard of the famous waf-
fles which makes the Loomis Lunch so
popular. You cannot really appreciate
or enjoy their taste by simply hearing
some one try and describe them. In
stead, you must try them for your
self and then you will realize why the
waffles are SO popular that are served
here. The special dinners of the
lunch room are deservedly popular
while it also specializes in short or
ders that are also of the highest mer-
if
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
HART-ALBIN COMPANY.

The ladies of this city invariably
make the Hart-Albin Co. store, 2O8
North Broadway, their shopping head
quarters, because they can always find
there such a large and carefully select
ed stock of exclusive wearing apparel,
dress goods, trimmings, dry goods, no
tions, hosiery, underwear, gloves. in,
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
MCCORMICK OF MONTANA, INC.
Wholesale and Retail,

The firm that buys and sells in the
same town must be fair in every
transaction or it's days are short. That
is the test upon which w. III. McCor-
mick, 2425 Minnesota avenue, has been
tried and upon which it has built it's
reputation. If you have seed grain to
sell, here is the place. If you are in
the market for seed, be it for field or
garden, there is no better place in
town. Ifyou place your order for seed
grain or potatoes here, you always get
the best.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
WELLS PRINTING COMPANY, INC

Printing all depends upon the quail
ty and workmanship like every other
commodity on the market today and
consists of more than the imprinting
of figures and letters On paper with
ink. The Wells Printing Company,
1O7 North. 9th street, is made up of
experts. At the head of each depart
ment is an expert, thoroughly trained
for his particular field of labor. It's
equipment includes a complete rubber
stamp plant, latest time saving ma
chinery and real artists and experts
are employed there to turn out your
printing matter promptly and in a
workmanlike manner.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
ASH BLOCK MARKET.
Selling Home Meat Products Packed
by the Yellowstone Packing Com
nanu of RiIIinns

Those of our readers who want ten
der steaks and chops will find them in
the well stocked Ash Block Market, p
North 29th street, and they will like
wise discover that the roasts and 9TH
er cuts of meat handled by this mar
ket are richer in flavor and more ap-
petizing and juicy than those found in
most markets. Why not order your
fowl for next Sundays dinner here to
day? And see what fine one will
be sent to you. The market also han.
dies fresh fish and oysters in season.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
HEssEL SHOE REPAIR SYSTEM

Don't throw away that worn pair of
shoes, slippers or boots just because
the sole has hole worn through. If
the uppers are still in good condition,
you can have new soles and heels put
on at the electric shoe shop of Mr..
Hessel, 2710 Montana avenue. Mr..
Hessel has installed the very latest
type of machinery for repairing shoes.
1t is operated by electricity and makes
it possible for him to resole your
shoes while you wait.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-22
n, Z, EkLUND,

The studio of III. E. Eklund in. the
attractive service to our readers. Mr..
Eklund is an artist in the photograph
ic art, and gets the results that come
only to those who have ability Mr..
Eklund also does enlarging, CONNER
cial photography and specializes in
making out-of-door pictures, groups
and convention pictures.