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Evening star., 1922-10-14

BUSINESS PROPERTY
18th ST.-$o55o.
location that needs no comment; 50 feet
deep, with ample garage space to a Is
foot alley. Daily this location is en-
hancing in value. Terms.
NEAR THE NEW SACRED
HEART CHURCH-SIo,45o.
Convenient to the 18th st: car line and
the 10th ST. bns; substantially built and
charmingly finished home: 6 ruOms:
every modern convenience; open fireplace
in large living room: oak floors: built-in
refrigerator; concrete front porch and
very large double rear porch. Should be
cash Is all necessary.
CHEVY CHASE-SI4,5oo.
Located close to Connecticut ave-, in n
spot surrounded by homes of the better
class. This new Dutch-colonal presents
unusual opportunity 10 the seeker
of something artistic and roomy: center
rooms full length of home; special light
ing fixtures; brick veranda and walks;
side pcrches. Garage to match house !;
I5-foot lot. BY all means see this today.
BLOOMINGDALE-$8,5oo.
Comparatively new colonial brick home
in perfect condition: rooms. inclosed
hardwood floors and trim: spacious front
porch. beautiful lawn. This is an un-
usual home and must be inspected to fully
appreciate. E.>' :"'ms.
p Fl
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TRUSTEES StIE ~ VALI'ARIE HfI'k
irAi.II.1%,:. - li| iIl.. 81 : r. :



EurNS .iND BATH
rs .ir,u. nf ID cc.Lr;- aD"j of ir9st las
-c,I-ird IN Ibar ~. i'i7't '".-n 80. sra
- III. land rscv-i~ a. Ia" P.-tr'ci Il '''.5'
bfs al n. III" riqE'~t ,l ~" iIrty ~'-i-r Z
th.-euy. tide uac'r>ilD"t trustee "..i "t''
fa- Sa!c : pgir's" .'U';I"h. fro 81 go
prem ses oa IrNDAN. III. lNiN1 i
T.lIRD DAY nF oCTvBER. 1872. A i"I u
THIRTY u'CG.Orh PM, the folio" ;s D.
erfiir1 la.I su.i premises. sitUst" IA tn" ca:
II: wssafI-:nn, District of ,oinmb'a, to-".'. .
lot "a ia Stephen f1aua ,an'- susiiN on e!
square $50 per pla; recorded in TIC oftr'"
Of the sury.yor for n. Distr c: OF to!unba
IN Llber ". r. n folio lfG, improved -
shove suhj"ct 80 building "-soc!ati"n trtfe;
of at"ut 81. $50. az . per ceniuin. pas able S'h
per month. ircind!rg interest.
Terms uF ssie. Over said trust tash. \ IL"
poSit of 500 required AZ tim" .: sac" A.!
cony"yanctn-. rccordp~ revenge st1nI's auG
uutsrial fees at the 49, of 'aa Turchcse-
Terms Of sale 10 IL. e. mp jed VIII within
thirty days from day - .r!.'. oth"rwis t''''
trustees reserve the right :" resell tN- pr''r-
erty az the risk ard cost Of tu.. d"faa.t."-
purchaser. after IKE DAYS a'h--t>rm"at 81
such resale in some newspaper published ..
the city Of Washington. II. &.
WILLIAM =. DAVIS.
LEWIS p. STEELE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NEAR PARK RID.
PRICE. 50 5n.

PRICE, ~, oO0.
This is very attractive modern home with
{ rrmS and bath and in perfect condition. 1t
has all the modern appointments and conven-
fences and is located in a very desirable and
convenient section. The price is Yer" rea-
sonable considering the character of the i'm
provements. Reasonable terms can be made.
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NEAR 10th ST. AND THE
RESERVOIR

In the best section OF 10th 81. Heights sur
rounded by detached homes considerably higher
priced than the one we Offering. This
property Is detached modern dwelling two
stories and large attic which could he finished
into complete third story. There is large
entrance hall. living room, dining room. pantry
and Kitchen on the first floor; four beautiful
bedrooms and tiled bath second floor and
larSe attic above. 1t has all the mc1ern cou-
of the most desirable FEATURES of this propert,
is the lot. which is 4Ox132 feet 10 large
paved alley.
PRICE. 1900.
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Since 1899.
mo PLACE LIKE HOME; NO HOME LIKE OURS"
1922 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Between Garfield and Cathedral Finished
ton. Well located designed and complete new homes
Two stories attic breakfast and ncloed sleeping porch three
baths double brick garages chaute1r Open pm
oS 500 cash cash s'sS M month @ s s2 S
Sind AND CATHEDRAL AVE. (Woodlev Rd).
FINISHED and under
cusetts Park differently designed detached
trail and side hall homes four and bedrooms three and
four baths Lots 50 lis feet front heated garages
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED BUILDER
Main $685. Tenth Floor Woodward Building, 18TH and H.
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o ST. NEAR 18th.

PRICE. $1,000
This home is very exceilently located and e
desirable In every way: has 10 rooms. = baths.
otwater heat. electric lights and n two-car
garage. 1t is in perfect condition and the
owner will give possession. 1t IL no easy mat
ter TO find house of this type In such fine
location for 90 low price.
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9th ST. NEAR O.

This is six-room house with deep lot to
a paved alley, in the first commercial zone.
which is well suited for a shop small store
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.
to down
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
system;ele eler gas; ;fronan ndearpo ches
Mt. PI EASANT.
One" of ST Ten arr excellent heating
IS We a ahurc.
KENNEDY ST.
on lp feet decpho
electric lights; hardwood
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
foo rents for seconds 81 vacant New eIctrt
and
rice smauca .mcn.
GEORtIETOWN-NEAR" CO. ST. BRIDGE
an te arranged.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY INC
o13 18th St. NV. Main or.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
--1ncorporated--
7sS 18th St. NV. Main 6S,o.
()urS

ON WEBSTER ST.
Between Georgia and Iowa aves.. north side
Comparatively new. brick, stories, con-
tanning I rooms, parIuetry floors. glassed-in
dows and doors copper screened and weather
stripped; lot is 23x112 to a 15-foot alley:
garage for cars; house is in excellent condi-
tiOn and can be inspected; immediate pos
session.
$4,000.
ON IN" ST.
200 hlock-3 stories brick. has rooms and
hath and hot-atr furnace. This is big house
for a small price and unusual offering.
Owner could occupy same and nave several
rooms to rent.
$500.
ON PARK RID.
condition and arranged for two families. con-
tains IL rooms and baths; has gas and eec
tricity and hot-water heat; the lot is 1Sx10O:
this Is opportunity to secure good in
vestment immediate possession to purchaser.
SI5,5oO.
ON MASS. AVE.
Near olst st--yery desirable 5-story. red
hrick dwelling, containing about 10 rooms. ,
ha tbs servants bath and toilets: all mod
ern improvements and cOnvenences: gas and
electricity and hot-water heat: lot Is 20xlh1
and runs through and faces on 90 st.
$4,000.
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WM 3. KRAFT & co.
s)-5o-SAUI'S ADDITION.
Ta?yt ta bait II h: rye rooms AMIR ton b n
months d and located W foot from .
SII.5lO-t .JMBIA HEIGHTS.
Si.5oo--WOODI FH PARK.
a
fur located Wv block " ccu ave
Ii
S16.5oo-Ioth ST HEIGHTS
ali y-n-nts splendid tMekfr
SI.5,o-DO OWNTOWN.
% @ @ ' near 18th hsra" %
WAI. B. KRAFT & co.
1886 New York Ave end Floor Citizens Bank Bdg) Main So3
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WEST OF CONN. AVE.
In the Vicinity OF Chevy Chase.
PRICE. s1o.OOo-sUBJECT TO AN OFFER
Owner leaving the city desires To sell at
this very attractive pebbledash home. II
is very well located on main street. con-
venient to car lines. and has large rooms
and tile bath; hot waite. heat. electric and gas
light and is in absolutely perfect condition
1t also has very attractive large lot. The
owner will make very accommodating terms
and give immediate possession.
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uWTfiI>p 81 :2&7 SHERMAN kNE
hptuINEN, CN rfIE %GEEH. l.TNNlN'
RACE l." "'a >IEiEE
V. vsfu- ~ .t.'ujr SOD -~ -" alt"r f,
siEr.i T., 'ar .a-: q srG -.--'ailer.t 81 M"-'
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rr Iur ..... tk t,r'l s'r.'|.r. i.r ;-"u' L..
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TTNfH Day uF U'-"pHFi;- y v. 49, AT
TDII TIi'|"E "ll.n'm g. y, ia" f,'' ~ rl
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as .rs-r He,li"l p. 80 NJ arg ~ ~a' 1.H'
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...f.- secured fv rf,.ri o.: -~.-- H.,r = rr";r
rriv sod or AL s.-ir. go. -. % o.: -.H ''.r
.l.a~s-~ y 'i'V.>it tli s:,Ff g u go a" f ''-',
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quirnd - 'irra pf 'a..- Al H'h'Eas -. r..
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WiiIttN II MAA"1Fi-
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LIEBERMANN & HAWN.
PHELAN G.. HAWN.
I421 F ST. NV.

IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DETACHED
two-story and attic new residence: rooms rooms.
. baths: hot-Hater heat. electric lights;
screened-in sleeping porch and breakfast room
garage: wide, deep lot TO wide paved alley;
syerT known modern improvement: electric
foo. plugs for lamps and vacuum cleaners.
PRICE ONLY $I5,5oo.
Never been occupied. Immediate possession.
A most beautiful. well planned. well built
mouse EASY TERMS.
\ FINE LITTLE BRICK
coESER S1sTHEasT: REskgEScE'
At corner Maryland ave. AID 1lth st. ne.
outside rooms concrete cellar: hot-water heat.
electric lights: wide parking all around prem
ises. Room for small garage.
PRICE. $4,000.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
HERE IS A FINE BARGAIN
ON 9th ST. NV.
Between and O SITS. NV. An old two
story brick with two-story frame house on rear
Of lot. The lot is cs It. BY 1ra dS 10 wide court
With new hot-water heating plant
$1,000.
THIS Is 4 REAL BARGAIN
AND MOST COMFORTABLE HOME.
LET US SHOW Y(
Raautiful old homes In eristocratic
ss.5OO to $4,000. Most Of these
houses, containing, in some cases. p
large and we'll adapted to entertaintn
for rooming purposes. The grounds. !
garages, large shade trees and shrut
LIEBERMAN
PHELAN
MAIN 1851. 1921 + :
Evening star., 1922-10-14

WALTER A. BROWN.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
screens
to
MAGNIFICENT HOME.
billiard An
unusual alopIor
ON WOODLEY PLACE.
Property II
NEAR WALTER REED. ~
% ~
BLOOMINGDALE.
Of
and in fine
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 St. NV Main 1853.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN & son, AUClIONEI

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING NO. 3I3 NEW JERSEY AvE
Sc.
BY virtue oi certain deed Of .ruSt duly
recorded in Iber No. 4lss, f.lio 30c ct seq
Of tie land records Of III" District Of Coluan-
ha. and 81 the request Of The party scared
thereby. IA. undersigned trustees viii sell NJ
public auc,!"n. in fr1ri 81 The rrcn.ses %,
MONDAY. THE TwEAl i THIRD DAY or
OCTOBER. Nd. 49,: Al FHIH O'CBnCk
PM. N" following -d"s"Tihc1 land and prem
is"s >iruqfc In the District uf Columbia ami
G..!y-er"l as and being hGuwE ia" south
hiur TGl fo=' - -" f''' 5"cr"S '-." TO-
fra-irrn uIh. front 'nC cast on Srw Icrsor
avenue aud ranring hack the s1sfnc w'a'a ih''
fril depth Of Io' fourteen tiii. Also the
unrr!i c"vra fr]I fec - 90" ~ &c.. 'Ni2
inches II o-i.iua! lot ou" ~, fronting cas-;
~ Erw Jrr-.y aN"gr". and ruaatur back rh''
>a'ac width ru! depth 0f sa.d lot one 81.
io'n n Sqn'Tr ~ ',.udr'.F aIuni e."r" ran
Terms ~ ,aI": Sold subject 10 a dc"d %
trust "f Si.1Gu- laIEac" cg>h- = '.r3osf ~
$50 rcg'I:ry= ~ i'r." 8 -g'r '"Uyrfar'- -:a-:.
r"rnydt.g ard rer-r.p. ~'amI'S ~ Urr'iiH~r:
c"-' 1,."-a- 20 o. -.u piled ElIh r.ta.H -
DAYS ~ d.ir,, f"rco'-s1
hI.TX : CIARkE. TE
A-N q RIst>T Fl
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PARK VIEW,

Vacant and convenient to car line: an e1-
ceptional and desirable 6-room brick house
comparatively new: has been newly paperrd
and painted and is frstclaSs condition: has
tiled bath: lot TO an alley. Owner il very
desirous Of selling and will accept special
terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-14

on 2Ist ST. NV.
BETwEEN Il AND S SITS. NV.
IL rooms and bath Hot-water heat.
ONLY $4,000.
Very fine n.w. neighborhood and 4 bargain.
ON R ST. NV.
JUST WEST OF CONN: AVE.
water heat. Very fine, wide residence.
ONLY $4,000.
One of the Best bargains in Washington.
ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NEAR T ST.
Must lie so. u. once.
REDUCED FROM $4,000
TO $3.50.
Modern two-story brick, ak rooms and bath:
AWNINGS ''S NAME si HSe Us An OFFER.
OWNER LEAVING CITY:
NOW VACANT.
ALMOST AT
DUPONT CIRCLE.
IN FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
10-Room Corr" House.
ONLY $4,000.
Ready to be changed into store
at small cost,
RAPIDLY INCREASING IN VALUE.
~ SOME OF THE
GeOrRat0w 'ogry e-"rn
consist of large detached
.iceless old mirrors. ..,..y arc
, or could he economically reInodeled
most cases, are spacious, containing
berry.
N & HAWN,
=. HAWN.
T. NV. MAIN 2o2I.
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ON I-th ST NV

:. stories. brick. contains 10 rooms and .
baths; is heated by hot water. This is very
desirable property. located conveniently, being
in walking distance of the government offices.
stores and theafers Is in very good condi-
tion and occupied by monthly tenant. We
can arrange convenient terms for purchaser.
$4,000.
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ADAM \ wrsJtilra- Ar"rr"NErr

hI.TX : CI.ARkE. iE.
MAJ y REA>| r.
o.Iatsas ,--u 'rrs.-t...se.
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TH0s. ]. OWEN & SoN. ArCTIoHEEke
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcrIoNEEEs.

JOE e. BROWN. Trustee.
LOUIS OTTENBERG.
Attorney for Party Secured.
or5. 1.l0.l21416
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THOs. J. OWEN & son. AUCrIoNEERs
Evening star., 1922-10-14
BUsINEss-HOME OR INVESTMENT
EAST OE WASHINGTON C1RCLE.
9th NEAR F NE.

s~--Vrry desirable home in this CON
,..-. ,rr ssc-ion one block from . car lines; has
=; ,r--o newly decorated rooms and tiled bath
.,r., " ..racr lighting and plumbing fixtures; in
s.,.. f-Jtr>e is Just like new. Only S1."oO cash,
4......!rr easy.
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ADAM ! wE@cii5.F:H AU'-r,'HlI.H-

'EtNh - RELSiNF
Nii.IttN II M.sAp's'l
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ON MASS. AVE.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.

---"lfcOrPOrdte
w. Mar $3.50.
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4th NEAR + NE.
BROOkLAND, ID. {.

ST.9YD-New Mifdaush and Shannon hunga
.,r< fu,lg furnished. Has q rooms, bath and
rsntry. All modern improvements and won,
.,.-rr Il lot 60 IT. wide This is one OF the
.,,. sections of Brookland Only S1,25O cash,
VI .si.,. SIS
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ADAM A WESCHLER. ArCTIuNEE
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-09

Continued on Pare ~
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THE SHADOW OF HIS CROSS.

eve are Christians now, Father
aren't we?Y
Eyes, child, He made las Christians
with His Blood" And the old man
bent his head until the white hair
mingled with the golden eurls OF the
child on his knee
s'You know you promised ussa story
Father. and the sun is almost set
This was the hour the old MONK al
ways spent with his little friends
Daniel and Rachel. He was theil
friend, as he was the friend of all
the little children of the hill country
around, and he always had stories
to tell; stories of the Master, the
great law Oliver, the Christ Who had
been put to death not sixty years be-
fore.
81 wish I'd never been Jew" said
the child again.
$50 do T." echoed Rachel, and tae
old man smiled.
He knows we are His children
now, doesn't He?" And Daniel fooseo
straight into the old mans eyes, and
well. now the story, Father, for
soon we must Sleep"
The old man rested his hand on
Rachers head as she sat on the sand
beside him, and began:
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ToMAHAwk MOTOR COMPANY.

AS usual the Ford car still occupies
the front ranks of the worlds low
priced cars. 1t is not only first in
numbers and output, but also first in
the records of long life and service
rendered 1t is not necessary here to
enter into the merits of Ford cars or
the Fordson tractor. All we want to
say is that the Tomahawk Motor Com
pany, PA w. Sirit avenue, is the au-
thorized representative Of Ford prod.
ucts in this city and vicinity. For
years the Ford one-ton truck with its
splendid bronze worm drive, powerful
Model 7 motor, strong vanadium steel
frame has been serving in every line
of business and with success. The
| farmer who has a Fordson tractor al
| work is getting more work done al
| less than cost than ever before. II
you have no tractor we urge you tC
inspect the Fordson.
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATIONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Julia
Elizabeth Salisbury, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to ALI Whom
1t May Concern:
The petition Of Carolyn S. Lindsey
having been filed in this Court, repre-
senting that Julia Elizabeth Salisbury,
then a resident of the County of Ram
on the 18th day of January, 1922, and
praying that letters Of administration
of said estate be granted to T. j. Jar
man.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
| in said matter be and hereby are cited
and required to appear before this
Court on Tuesday, the 10th day of May,
1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon or
be heard, at the Probate Court Room,
| in the Court House in the City of st.
/ Paul in said County, and show cause,
i if any they have, why said petition
should not he granted and that this
citation be served by the publication
thereof in The Catholic Bulletin accord
/ ing to law, and by mailing copy Of
/ this citation at least IA days before
| said day of hearing to each of the heirs
of said decedent whose names and ad-
dresses are known and appear from the
files OF this Court.
| Witness the Judge of said Court, this
l13th day of April, A. ID. 1922.
HOWARD WHEELER,
Judge of Probate
(Seal of Probate Court
| Attest: f. w. Gosewisch,
| Clerk of Probate
JAS. iii. l.. KELEHAN. Attorney.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-06
ST. MARY's CHURCH, ToMAHAWk,
WISCONSIN,.

Originally a mission, ST. Mary'S
Congregation at Tomahawk, Wiscon-
sin, was attended from 1883 until Nov.
/, 1889, by the Rev. Father July, at
that slime resident priest at Rhine
lander. Services were held at stated
intervals @in>a small church erected in
December, 1888 On May %, 1892, the
corner stone of, new and more ap-
propriate edifice was laid by the Ri.
Rev. S. G.. Messmer of Green Bay. The
site for the new church was donated
to the parish by the Hon. w. H Brad
ley, the only conditions being that
suitable and substantial buildings
should be erected thereon. The pres
ent church occupies an area of 50X115
feet and has a height from floor to
ceiling of 80 feet. 1t is comfortably
and substantially furnished through
out In addition to the church is the
parsonage, a one and one-half story
building 1SX22 feet, which was built
at the same time. The total value of
the church property at Tomahawk is
now estimated at $4,000, of which
amount $4,000 remains unpaid. The
Congregation at the present time con-
sists of about three hundred families,
Hollanders, Irish, German and about
twenty Italian families. Another sue
cessful undertaking at this point was
the erection of a Catholic School I'M
der the direction of the Sisters of the
SOrrowful Mother, and also the cree
ton of a hospital by the same Sisters
who came here in October, 1898. The
school was erected in 1912 under the
successful direction of Rev. Adam
John Van der Holden. With the aid
of FIR. Habraken, the present pastor
and his devoted parishioners, a new
auditorium was added to the school, a
new pipe organ placed in the church,
and the church property improved to a
very great extent.
Pastors of Tomahawk Congregation
Rev. FIR. July, 1888; Rev. FIR. Chas.
Hoagholl, 1S92-1S9S; Rev. FIR. P. S.
Dognoult, 1S9S-Apr, 1901; Rev. FIR
Oh. Carron, 1901-Jan., 1904: Rev. FIR.
J. J. Looze, 19O4-Oct., 1904; Rev. FIR
C. Vesh, 1904-Jan., 1906: Rev. FIR. B
Scheyer,, 1906-Sept., 1912; Rev. FIR
Adam j. Van der Holden, 1912-Feb.,
1917; Rev. FIR. Jos. Seeboth, 1917-Aug.
1919; Rev. FIR. B. Habraken, 1919.
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EDWARD EVENSON,

Good paints are money savers for
they keep your house and buildings
from deteriorating and depreciating in
value. The NoXall line of paints sold
by Edward Evenson, 127 w. Wis.
avenue, have country wide reputa-
ton for quality and wearing abilities.
They have a real body" that with
of the suns rays and the effects of
the weather when applied to exposed
surfaces. Now is the time to have
your spring painting done, and Edward
Evenson will be pleased to quote you
prices on your needs. You should also
look over his stock of hardware prod
ucts before buying elsewhere.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-06
B, j, GAHAN,

The bride and groom will find no
better place from which to select the
furniture for their new home than is
offered in the big carefully selected
stock of B. J. Gahan, 1913 W. Some
avenue. The store makes speciality
of Quitting your home complete and
offers you and immense stock of
furniture from which to choose. If
you need a new rug, carpet, linoleum,
you will find large stock here wait.
ing your selection. Then there are
bed room suites, dining room and
library furniture, kitchen cabinets,
vacuum cleaners, wall papers, portiers
curtains, framed pictures and bath
room and laundry furnishings, all
waiting your selection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-06
r. STERN G. SON.


Real Kuppenheimer Suits and Flor
sheim Shoe values are to be found at
r. Stern & Son, w. Wis. avenue, which
has the reputation of being one of the
most up-to-date clothing stores in this
city and the county as we'll The
stock fora 1922 wear for men. is now
completes; at Stern's and awaits the
careful selection of old and new pa
tronsN Now that Summer is here, men
will want something new in the Cor,
don Hats and Caps. also you will find
the kind of summer underwear that
you want here. Then you find outing
suits here of all kinds, and sport
goods including caps, shirts, neck
wear, hosiery and practically every
thing in mems. haberdashery.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-06
GESELL COMPANY.

The men and young men Of Toma
hawk and vicinity who like to appear
well dressed look to the Gesell Com
pany Store, 223 w. Wis. avenue, to
keep them informed of the newest
styles and effects in mems clothing
The reason is that the store always
carries such complete stock of stylish
clothes that its. patrons can find just
the kind of suit or overcoat there that
they want. You will be surprised al
the low prices that prevail here on the
new spring stocks of suits and over
coats, hats and caps, shoes, shirts
gloves and underwear. Now is the
time to pick out your new spring suit
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order for Creditors to Present Claims.

Order for Creditors 10 Present CIaims,
STATE OF M1NN Ess. COUNTY OF
Ramsey, IS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza
beth Hardy, Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Elizabeth Hardy, Deceased,
late of the County Of Ramsey and State
of Minnesota, being granted to Charles
G.. Hardy.
and the same, is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased, are
required 10 file the same in the Probate
Court of said County, for examination
and allowance, or be forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in November, 1929, at 10
o'clock a. NJ at a General Term of
Court House, in the City of ST. Paul,
in said County. be and the same hereby
| is appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate
Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
| And 1t Is Further Ordered. That
notice of such hearing be given TO all
| Estate. by forthwith publishing this
Order once in each week for three sue
| cessive weeks in The Catholic Bulletin
i a legal newspaper printed and pub
| lished in said County.
| Dated at st. Paul this 25th day OF
| April, 1922.
| BY the Court:
| HOWARD WHEELER,
| Judge of Probate.
| (Seal of Probate Court.)
| SEXTON, MORDAUNT & KENNEDY,
Attys.