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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
A. A. eERGERoN e. CO.

A. A. Bergeron e Co., handles one
of the largest stocks. of Flour, Feed,
Grain & Hay to be found in Rice
Lake and at the lowest possible prices.
Some Of the best known and most
popular brands of -four, such as Oc-
cident, King Midas, Pillsbury and
Gold Medal are found here. These
brands are made from carefully Sc
lected Dakota grown wheat, ground in
the most up-to-date mills in this
vicinity. In addition the stocks of
brans, cereals, meals and graham
aours are always large and a COM
plete line of mill feeds for stock such
as middlings, brans, shorts, cotton
seed cake, besides seed grain and
seeds of all kinds are handled.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
JOHNSON 4 .EERKHo OLDER oDAE:
Try SHOE STORE.

Summer shoes at economy prices
that will prove attractive ITO yon will
be found in large. selection at the
Quality Shoe Stores For the com
ing summer weather, you, will find q
pair Of shoes from this store will give
you wonderful service and the price
you viii be asked is decidedly reason.
able, quality considered. The show
ings include all the latest coiors of
tan, khaki, grey and black, and
patent leather. Mothers will find that
the Johnson & Berkholder Shoe Stores
is one of the few. places in the city
where they can secure .children's
school shoes that will stand the hard
wear of the sidewalks, and also keep
their shape and appearance; after be
ing used in the winter snow and ice.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
MANSON & WHITNEY.

1t will be. Of interest to you and
also to your advantage to examine the
splendid showing of mems clothing at
Manson & Whitney Store located at
234 North Main street The prices put
on its line of suits, overcoats, trous-
ers, and other articles of mems wear
ing apparel stand out as unusually
low in these days Of high prices, and
in additions the quality of the materials
in the clothes, and the excellence of
their making, makes Manson & Whit
ney great shopping center for Rice
Lake. >s.t
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17

tronaSe in both Tines and caters to
both city. and. country trade Many
up-to-date farmers now have air pres
sure water systems in their homes
which enables them to have the saIle
conveniences in the way of plumbing,
hot water heat and even fire protec-
ton that their city cousins have had.
Witha corps of able assistants, with
many years of experience in their
several lines, he has built up a repu-
tation for service unexcelled by any
dealer in this section. Whether in
need of cistern pump or the finest
plumbing fixtures, he can supply your
needs and has adopted the following
slogan: Make the house a home"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
WAl.sH N! KEeFE.

Z The high grade stocks which are al.
ways fresh and clean fl this store
make itsone of the shopping cehters
IN New Richmond for groceries land
meats, fruits and vegetables and prod
ilce and dairy. products OF all kinds.
For instance, try some OF those Chase
& Sanborne's brands OF teas fand cof-
fee that are handled here. You win
say 1t is delicious once you have
drunk q cup Of It, and the price is
reasonable
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
RICE LAKE LAUNDRY,

"Blue Monday" has disappeared
from the Rice Lake homes which send
the family washing to the Rice Lake
Laundry. The Laundry is equipped
to do this kind of work promptly and
well, and the clothes are returned
white and clean, unframed and ready
to be used if desired. You can have
the clothes simply washed, or they
will also be ironed for you, the de-
cision for the Kind of work being up
to you. The delivery trucks of the
laundry will call for your bundles and
deliver them promptly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
WELLS ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION
7. ,a-..4,.s., COMPANY.

One OF the most important parts OF
your automobile. truck or tractor is
the battery The Wells Electric Con
strnction Company does all kinds OF
battery repairing and re-charging. Be
fore you take. your car ONT of winter
storage be sure and have the battery
overloaded and tested by the experts
from the Willard Station. It's battery
service is of special value to autoists
and many are taking advantage of it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
NELSON vULcANlzlNG d +,
REPAIR.

You can. be getting more mil
out Of yonr tires BY having -yonf VI
castings and inner tubes repaired
rebuilt by the Nelson .vufcanizine A
Tire Repair shop. You might think N
looking at them when you take tn !.
of your machine that they are .beyo. = !,
repair, but the experts at. the Nelson
Vulcanizing & Tire & Radiator repair
shop will surprise you withtfhe kind OF
repairing they can do: It, also does
all other kinds of v,ilcanizing work
and rubber repairing. and handles
Goodyear tires and tubes exclusively.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
ST. cRoX coUNTY's LARGEST
INDUSTRY.

1t is not within the memory of the
oldest inhabitant when there was not
a -four mill on the present site of the
fine brick structure Of the New Rich.
mond Roller Mills. Recently in a
discussion one of the early settlers
OF st. Croix County said that his
father came here in '65 and there was
a -four mill very near the present site
at that time. 1t is entirely probable
the New Richmond Roller Mills is the
oldest institution in New Richmond
and one of the oldest in st. Croix
County OF course, the original mill
bore very little resemblance to the
present modern brick and steel struc-
ture built in 1917.
In the earliest days Of st. Croix
County the finest wheat for flour max
ing purposes to be found was raised
in close proximity to New Richmond
AS time has gone on, however, our
farmers have ceased growing wheat
and what they do raise is of rather
Indifferent quality. For this reason
it is necessary for the New Richmond
Roller Mills to buy all OF their wheat
Id Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota, and Montana. One product, how
ever, In which Wisconsin, and st.
Croix County In particular, excels is
rye grain. The New Richmond Roller
Mills have very complete mill for
making rye -four. Practically all of
the rye grown in this and adjoining
counties is bought by the Roller Mills
and farmers have recognized in the
past few years that rye is much
more profitable and more adaptable
crop for their land. Because of this
the rye acreage is increasing every
year. Rye flour from the New Rich
mond Roller Mills is shipped as far
east as New York City, and New
Richmond made rye -four is being
sold in most of the eastern cities Be
cause of its uniformly high quality
the leading brand OF the
New Richmond Roller Mills, is be-
coming the universally used fiour In
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
BARRON COUNTY BANK. ORGAN.
~ lied In 1882 -

The Barron County Bank is one of
the soundest financial institutions in
this city or county, and is headed by
officers Of known business ability,
sound judgment and sterling integrity.
You will find them always ready to adj
wise you on any financial problem
that may confront you either in
your individual capacity or in your
business affairs. The bank pays four
percent interest on all savings ac-
counts. Barron County Bank does a
general banking business and invites
you to open checking account and
to transact all other banking business
with it..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
BANK OF NEW RICHMOND

The service. given its patrons by the
Bank of New Richmond is responsible
for the splendid success it has at
tanned since its organization in 1878.
The bank pays four percent interest
on certificates of deposit and it will
pay you to start savings account
with the Bank Of New Richmond to-
day il you have not one there already
II will give you accurate advice on f.
nancial matters and handles bankable
paper OF all kinds and has safety de-
post boxes for rent by the year for
safe keeping of your valuable papers.
The Bank of New Richmond has
capital and surplus of SIP 10000, and
is the largest bank in this part OF
Wisconsin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
THE DELMoNIco CAFE.

II you like good eats" and are par
ticular how your food is prepared, or
If you like a variety of foods on your
bill Of fare, from which to make your
selection, you will find all of these at
the Delmonico on North Main street.
Mr. Langgis is experienced in all mat
tiers pertaining to restaurant operation
and gives his immediate attention to
the conduct Of it. Lunches are put
up on short notice for tourists and
travellers and splendid line of tobac-
cos and cigars and confectionery are
carried in stock at all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
NAeLE,s TAILORING SHOP.

The arrival of the new stocks OF
woolens and other fabrics for the
summer trade at the tailor shop of c.
Maggie, 129 North Main street, brings
a real opportunity to the men of Rice
Lake and vicinity to secure rare saw
ings on the finest fabrics in the
market. There are scores of beautiful
woolens here, medium weights for
year-round wear and spring weights in
all the newest patterns for the COM
ing seasons. The new style books Of
fer the newest and smartest effects as
we'll
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17

and treatments of L. " Williams,
chiropractor, whose offices are in the
Jacobson Block Chiropractic is no
longer looked upon as fad or theory.
The results obtained through it's use
are too wide spread and too signif-
cant and beneficial to ignore it's claims
or value. Mrs. Williams, since she
has established herself in Rice Lake
has met with signal success because
of her skill and thorough knowledge
of this subject.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
j. c. PENNY CO. INC.

The j. C. Penny Company, Inc, is
first of all a store where quality and
low prices go hand in hand. Enormous
merchandising and buying facilities,
furnished by the 213 branch stores
which this firm conducts in cities of
the Northwest, gives the consumer
who buys at this firm a big advantage.
Buyers in the great markets and the
manufacturing centers Of the United
States keep every store supplied con-
tinually. Values are excellent and in
the clothing branch especially, the
purchaser can be certain of getting
good. wearable material, at prices
which are surprisingly low.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
RICE LAKE GARAGE.

In Rice Lake, the Buick is handled
by the Rice Lake Garage, - West
Humbird street. They will be glad
to point out to you just why the Buick
is the car best suited to your needs
and will demonstrate how smoothly
the car runs, its luxurious upholstery
and riding comfort. low gas consump-
tion and the hundreds of other points
of superiority. Now is the time to
get your order in for your new Buick
If YOU want to have the use OF 1t this
season for the demands for it are
heavy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
ELEcTRIk MAID BAKERY.
HEBRON Il CULLEN.

The management Of the Bakery
takes particular pride in the reputa-
ton they have won for the quality OF
their goods and is constantly striving
to make them even better. it being
their ambition to make all products
the standard by which other bakery
goods and pastries are judged In this
city and elsewhere in this vicinity.
You will certainly enjoy eating some
OF that light fiakey bread or those de-
licious rolls from the Electrik Maid
Bakery. - E.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
RlctMoNp .nREAMERxa

When YOU 90 to your fayofite gro
Gerry or market do You ask, simply.
Tor butter, or do you specify Pure
Gold butter? There is big difference
between the average butter you. VIII
get In a grocery or market and the
Pure Gold butter. Pure Gold butter
has made a name for itself and big
sales for itself too wherever it has
gone. Have you tried the Richmond
lee creame It is made under ideal
conditions. from the very best quality
of cream, in the latest approved ma.
ehinery and by a skilled, ice cream
maker. The Creameries supplying
milk and cream to the Richmond
Creamery are carefully inspected tn
fcontinued an psgs.7.lfS $50
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
A r ROBARGE,

You will find the kind of groceries
YOU want in the big stocks carried in
the grocery of A. c. Robarge. Our
readers will find that Mr.. Robarge,s
stocks are the very highest grade and
prices low. That is why his store is
a real bargain center and his trade is
so large. There are some real bar
gains in canned goods in his stock, as
this store carries fine line OF canned
fruits, meats, fish, vegetables, soups,
preserves and jellies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
Oh. q. j. DEAN

Owners and breeders OF. live stock
have learned that Dr. Dean is one Of
the most competent veterinarians in
this vicinity. DR.. Dean has had an
extensive training. In the best schools
in the country followed by years Of
practice In which he has met with
unusual success. Il is always a wise
precaution for owners of dairy herds
to have him test the animals for
traces Of tuberculosis. and look over
the focks of sheep or the other live
stock on the place from time to time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
THE DAYLIGHT STORE.

You will be surprised and pleased
to- see the splendid stocks of chill
dren's wearing apparel; the large
stocks Of wearing apparel for, women
and young ladies, siich as house and
street dresses, suits OF all kinds,
ladies coats, underwear, lingerie,
hosiery and shoes For groceries OF
all kinds, you will not find better
shopping center in New Richmond or
vicinity. This same statement also
applies to its stocks of household sup
plies and furnishings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
MRS. J. M. GEORGE

A splendid showing Of stylishly
trimmed hats in all of the smart ef-
fects of the. season will always be
found at the Mrs. J. NJ. George Millin-
cry Store at 322 North Main. Right
now the shop has some special offer
fngs of seasonable hats at prices that
make them splendid bargains when
one considers the appearance Of the
hats, There are hats there for every
occasion, dress, street wear, social oc-
casions. outings and for automobiling
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17

branches Of insurance. He makes a
speciality Of farm, accident. health, au-
tomobile and fire insurance and repre-
sents sixty-one (6D Of the largest and
strongest companies in the field. Be
sure that your house and other build
ings are amply protected by fire in
surance through Mr.. Ackermans
agency, also that you have your auto.
mobile insured.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
ANDERSEN YARD CO.

Before you let the contract for that
new building you have been planning
to erect, get prices and estimates on
the cost of the lumber and other
building materials from the Andersen
Yard Co., Of which A. NJ Fengler is
manager. 1t is believed this is the
time to start building. You will find
high grade stocks here, thoroughly
seasoned and straight grained rough
and manufactured numbers and big
stocks of building materials. The
biggest orders for lumber and other
materials can be filled promptly
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
McNALLY,s.

There are spfendidly tailored salts
and coats of fine all wool fabrics in
the favored and popular colors. Also.
complete assortment Of styles, in
Guiding Par-Vee. Par-Kerry. staaerck-
Taylored at Fashion Park and other
desired styles. Suits OF such choice
fabrics, SO we'll tailored and offering
such splendid values THAT yous WIN be
surprised at the low prices, are to be
found here in large stock. McNa1ly,s
10 also 4headqnarters for the best
grades of shoes and mems furnishings
OF all, kinds. -
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
BOSTON STORE.

The new summer stocks of dry
goods, shoes and household furnish
ings and necessities are now in wait
ing for the approval of its customers.
=. C. Tuily, General Manager OF the
Boston Store says 1t is the most com.
plete showing in New Richmond Here
you will, find the. we'll known makes
of Queen Quality, Endicott- Johnson,
Buster Brown and The Peters shoes.
as well as complete stock OF gro
ceries. :,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
THE K. a K. CLEANERS.

Regular pressing and dry cleaning
OF wearing apparel adds to 1t life and
appearance and such service is best
rendered by the X. & X. Cleaners. los
North Main street. The proprietor's
are people who know how and have
made the service of their shop one of
the best in Rice Lake. The most deli
cate fabrics are handled without
danger or damage and are returned to
YOU restored almost to their original
appearance and beauty. Now is the
time to go over your wardrobe and
select the garments that are still serv-
iceabie and have them cleaned by the
X. & X. Cleaners
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17

Should we feel at times disheartened
and discouraged, a confiding thought,
a simple movement of the heart to-
wards God will renew our powers.
Whatever He may demand of us, He
will give US at the moment the strength
and courage that we need. - Fenelon.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17

favor or that possess that home
made taste, Your own kitchen is not
kept any cleaner than is the Nelson
Bakery and every care II taken to
have all bakery products absolutely
wholesome. Besides Its regular stocks
on bread, rolls and buns, cakes, pies,
cookies and other dainties, the bakery
will fill all orders in any line Of bak-
ing goods.
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c. {. NELSON'S BAKERY
n CAFE

Mr.. Nelson is an old established
baker, for % years, and 80 years ex.
perfence III baking. But few people
realize what 1t means II. put out. daily,
the thousands OF rolls, FAMOUS Blue
Ribbon bread, pans 6f rolls. and cakes
and pies that are baked every day At
Nelson's Bakery. No place i'd the city.
can one gel. bakery products 81 any
kind that have % nhe d quality and
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q. DRoocK.
1so2-fs22.

Droock's, the oldest ice cream
manufacturer in western Wisconsin,
and leader of highest quality confec-
tionery. Whenever one wishes the
best and purest ice cream or candy,
Droock's is the place.
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w. j. AckERMAN INSURANCE,
AGENCY.

The Alderman Insurance Agency is
one of the best known and largest in
amount of business handled annually,
that there is in the state. W.. J..
Alderman, its head, is an experienced
insurance man and familiar with all
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!, ~ WILLIAMS.

why enjoy poor health or be sat
istied to be miserable with chronic
complaints when you can secure re-
lief by placing yourself under the care
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rHEsR
READERS-BY MENIIONING THIS
FITTINGIY THEIR FAfH0NAGE. THEY
ANY MAKE THIS ISSUE SUCCESS.
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Northern WISCONSIN and gana;It
is sold on a money back guarantee
and every sack must give satisfaction
There is hardly a town lin Northern
Wisconsin: in which Dough hoy Is not
sold, and the Bnllefinl olni6ends IT
as a high grade. honestly made product
and worthy OF your patronage s, !.
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RICE LAKE, WIS.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES 'FRONT.'
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES. PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
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NEW RICHMON /, WIS.

HISTORICAL REVIEW THE CATHOLIC cHuRcHES
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANuFAcTURlHG PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. MERcANTIEE HOUSES VI RETAlL
sToREs, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. GO
New Britain herald., 1922-10-30

is crazy to get marred-so much for the nationality of the matter. And how often have the unhappily mar ried declared that no man or no wom- an physically well and strong enough to make a living ought to give up the independence that comes from single blesse dness, So much for the physical condition of men and women who wed. .---.
 But the humorist should take a back seat and allow those who appre- ciatc the seriousness of the situation 10 ponder over the question now that Ii has again been raised. Certainly all recognize the tragedy of offspring crippled or defective because Of physl- cal or mental defects of parents. All agree that some remedy should be found if the remedy would not bring results more awful than the thing it seeks to correct. IT restrictions of the sort suggested were put upon mar riage would prostitution increase :? Would there be born into the world countless children who, in addition perhaps to physical and mental de- fleets would have no parents obliged by law to care for them? Would the wealth of the rich enable them to es- cape the results of such regulation while it was more than rigidly en- forced against the poor9 These are some Of the question that should be investigated; the practical side of the matter, together with its enforcibilty, should have expert unpre etudiced dis- cussion before any laws, so capable Of abuse and so hampering the liberty of people should be passed All hope of gratifying the instinctive love of the relation of parent and offspring, com mon to all living beings, should never be taken from man or woman until absolute necessity and the welfare of the race demands it.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-30

MT, Rabsen's analysis Of conditions In the south are that the changing situ- alton will affect the country's Indus trial problems In practically every phase as the scarcity and oyer-supply of labor Is always factor in such questions; that the more general development of the resources of the South, despite the competition with the North which will result will bring greater wealth to the whole country which will more than make np for the destruction of wealth by the boll- weevi--a destruction which will eventually cease thanks to the dis coveries of scienee, There Is nothing dscouraging to the South in the out look and In that outlook there is only seen the necessity Of more efficient production in the North. Here we have our "boll-wcevil", but here 1t takes the form Of wasted energy and labor-capital difficulties resulting In strikes. The science Of philosophy of economics will some day do for this Northern "boll-wcevil" what natural scientists will do for the pest of the South-destroy 1t.