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The Catholic bulletin., 1922-08-12
Very Reverend Joseph c. wilIgine.

Very Reverend Joseph c. WillginG,
the Chancellor of Helena Diocese, is
native of Dubuque, Iowa, a graduate
of st. Joseph College of Dubuque and
of st. Mary's Seminary of Baltimore,
where he obtained the title of S. T. B.
He was ordained for the Diocese of
Helena. Upon his arrival in Helena
he was appointed Assistant Priest at
the Cathedral and was given charge
of certain branches of st. Alloysin In
stitute. He was later made principal
of same. When st. Alloysin Institute
developed into Mount ST. Charles Col
lege, Father Willging was transferred
to the college on Capitol Hill. Later
he took a postgraduate course in
physical sciences at Catholic ,Univer-
sity of America, Washington, d. c.
Then he was made Chancellor of Dio-
cese of Helena which position he holds
at present day to the eminent salts
faction of Bishop and Priests of Dio-
cese. Last year Father Willging was
made private chamberlain to Pope
Benedict XIV. His investiture took
place shortly after his appointment at g
Pontifical High Mass by Rt. Rev. John
P. Carroll, Bishop of Helena, in Cathe
dral of ST. Helena, amidst the re
joicing of priests and people.
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DELUXE REPAIR SHOP.

Are your batteries weak or need re-
pairing or recharging? Are you in
terested in the Delco light and Delco
products? How about a bicycle or
motorcycle needing repairing? All of
these are pertinent questions but they
are asked to call your attention to the
splendid repair service you can always
get at the Deluxe Repair Shop, 124
Broadway. B. Christensen, its pro-
prietor, is ready to do all kinds of re-
pair work for you and will be glad to
have. you come in and let you see what
a Delco lighting system will do for
your farm or home in the country. All
repair work is guaranteed when it is
taken to the Deluxe Repair Shop. Mr.
Christensen also makes a speciality OF
key and lock repairing as we'll as oxy
acetyline welding.
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BROWN BROTHERS LUMBER COM
PANY

This Company was organized in
1911 to succeed the Clark Lumber
Company. Through their high class
service courteous treatment of their
customers this company has grown
very rapidly and is now the leading
lumber company of Helena. They
carry a complete line of lumber and
building materials and give the very
highest class Of service on mill work
and special material. They have a
planning mill and shop in connection
with their yard and are well equipped
to handle anything in the line of spe-
cial work.
In connection with their other serv-
ice, they also have a complete plan
service and are able to make altera-
tions of the plans they have in stock
to suit almost any requirements.
They also handle coal in large
quantities and with most courteous
crew OF teamsters and yardmen as
sure their patrons of prompt and prop
er delivery.
Their plant is located at the corner
of Lyndale and National avenues and
Brown Brothers Lumber Company is
responsible and high class concern
| to do business with.
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wALkER.NAsH MOTOR COMPANY

The Nash Six for 1922 calls every
automobile driver and lover Of the out
doors. No manufacturer has been able
to offer more in his product than is
now being offered to every prospec-
tive car buyer than the manufactures
of the Nash cars. Let the Nash take
you and bring you back" is the catchy
slogan that has been coined to voice
the superiority of the Nash line of
cars. 1t means that superiority in
motor design, motor power, and every
other part of the car working harmo-
niously to give you perfect riding COM
fort and service. You will find the
Nash line for 1922 in the Nash sales
room, 314 Fuller avenue. There are
seven different models waiting for
your inspection. The Nash leads the
world in motor car values and is
easily the best buy for your money
today.
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Mount st. Charles College.

Mount st. Charles College for young
men and boys, under the direction of
the secular priests of the diocese of
Helena and the immediate supervision
of the Catholic Bishop of Helena.
Cornerstone of College laid on Sept.
27, 1909, by Bishop Carroll, assisted
by William Howard Taft, President of
the United States. Gymnasiums and
Science Hall added in 1917-1918. Young
as it is, it is already member of the
North Central Association of the Unit
ed States. Besides the College of Arts
and Sciences, it has pre-engineering
college. a pre-law college and pre-
medical college. 1t has also high
school department, four year clas-
sical or scientific course. At present
there is also the elementary school
Offering a preparatory course cores
ponding to the Sth grade. This will be
transferred to Borromeo Hall, Junior
College, soon to be erected. This
college will be directed by the Ursuline
Sisters. Helena also has hospital
st. lJohn's-a school for girls, st. Vim
cents Academy, and also three
Parochial schools and a Training
School for nurses.
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PRossER G. scHAEFER.

You always save money when you
make the grocery store of Prosser &
Schaefer, 357 North Main street, your
shopping headquarters. In all Helena
there is no greater bargain center
than Prosser & Schaefer's. Because
this store carries SO high grade stocks,
it enjoys an unusually large patron
age. You will find in it's stocks many
of the national advertised brands of
coffee, teas, spices, canned goods,
fours, dried fruits, bakery package
goods, one of the best evidences that
the store caters to only the very best
quality of stocks. Because the stocks
are of such high grade and the prices
are so low, it has become recognized
as the best bargain center of this city.
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ST. HELENA CATHEDRAL.

st. Helena Cathedral has a very
elaborate system of stained glass
windows prepared in studios of Zet-
tier in Munich. Two transept windows
represent respectively the Apparition
of The Cross to Constantine the Great,
and the Finding of the True Cross by
St Helena, the mother of Constantine.
She is also the patroness of the Cathe-
dral here.
The main series of stained glass
windows in the Cathedral give a pic
torial representation of Christ in type
and prophecy in the Old Testament,
and Christ in History in the New
Testament. The Old Testament is
made up of 1873 panel windows, giving
the great prophecies concerning Christ
also representing the 13 most not
able scriptural types of Christ. The
prophecies are treated in main body of
windows the types are depicted in
the large quardepoids at the top of
each OF the windows. The 13 windows
representing the New Testament
treat of Christ in history, from the day
of His birth to His ascension into
Heaven and His sending of the Holy
Ghost upon the Apostles. The story
IF the life of Christ is treated strictly
in correlation with the prophecies of
the Old Testament. This series when
properly understood gives deeper in
sight into the history of the Christian
religion in accordance with the
scholastic axioms:
Novum Testamentum in Vetere
latet,
Vetus Testamentum in Novo patel,
which in English is translated as fol
lows:
The Old Testament in the new is
concealed.
And in the New the Old is revealed.
This purpose is further explained in
9th window in which Philip findeth
Nathaniel and said to Him:
I'VE have found Him of whom Moses
in the law and the prophets did write.
Jesus, the son Of Joseph of Nazareth" )"
Father Day is now preparing Sec
ond unit of Correspondence Course in
Christian Doctrine treating of The
Apostles Greed, for older children. He
is preparing this at request of Rural
Life Bureau of National Catholic Wei
fare Council.
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TAYLOR TIPLlNG AND COMPANY.

The Taylor Tipling and Company's
insurance office, in the Power Annex
Building, is the place for you to go to
get the best kind of insurance. In
surance is one thing you cannot afford
to gamble or take a chance on. The
man who does, who hesitates, is lost
and this is shown daily in the families
of those who have been left without
means and many times absolutely
helpless because the head of the fam
lily neglected to carry life insurance
or did not carry fire insurance or some
other form for the protection of him
self and property against loss. The
safest course is to have your insurance
requirements needs cared for at this
office, where you can depend on the
advice given you by Mr.. L. B. Tipling
or Mr.. George j. Joyce, and rest as
sured you will be given the policies
that are best suited to your case.
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WEGGENMAN MARKET.

When you want tender meats that
you can eat and which you will enjoy
eating, they can be found at the Veg
genman Market, z State street. You
can shop by phone at this market and
be sure that just as great care will be
shown in selecting the meat orders as
you would show yourself if you visited
the market. The perfect cooling sys-
tenn installed here at a considerable
expense insures you fresh sweet
meats in warm weather. For that
Sunday dinner, nice spring chicken
will be just the thing. The market
also handles fresh fruits and vege-
tables in season, as well as butter,
eggs and canned goods.
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HOFFMAN COAL COMPANY.

You will like the kind of fuel han
died by the Hoffman Coal Company
1271a North Main street. The Hoff-
est fuel firms in Helena and handles
the best grades of COAL Cold weather
will soon be here and with it will
come the demands of the householder
for fuel to keep the fires going. The
safe thing to do is to place your order
with this company today and it will
take care of you. The very best grades
of hard and soft coal and coke are car.
ried here at all times.
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BENSON MOTOR COMPANY.

How about it this motoring season
Are you going to plug away at the
office or in the shop for the next three
fourths of year and leave your family
buried at home, or will you buy an
automobile and really get some en-
joyment out of life? The Benson
Motor Company, II East Lawrence
street, is the agent for the Ford and
Lincoln line of cars and Fordson
tractors in Helena and carries full
line of all models and Ford parts as
well. No other car of this type is
priced SO low-no other will give you
more real motor car value-more con-
venience, more comfort, more de-
pendability than Ford. Order now
while the Benson Motor Company can
make you prompt deliveries. Ford
trucks will solve the merchants and
farmers delivery and hauling problems
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SANDS BROS. DRY GOODS co.

The newest effects and styles for
fall and winter in wearing apparel for
ladies and misses find their expression
in the splendid stocks now being
shown in the dry goods store of The
Sands Bros. Dry Goods Company,
North Main street. This store stands
in the unique position of being the
Pioneer dry goods store of the State
of Montana, having been organized
fifty-eight years ago; it has, as well,
kept up with every modern movement
in each successive year of it's activi-
ties. The ladies of Helena and
vicinity naturally look to the Sands
store to keep them informed and in
touch with the newest styles, mate
rials and fabrics in apparel as they ap-
pear The Sands Bros. Dry Goods
Company has always been known as
the style center of Helena and is the
shopping center for this city and
vicinity for wearing apparel, dry goods
of all kinds and house furnishings.
One can always depend on the quality
of the stocks at the Sands Store and
the prices are unusually low consider
ing the quality of it's stocks. 1t is
doubtful if a large, more complete or
more carefully selected stock has ever
been shown in Helena than is now on
display in the Sands Store waiting for
the selection of our readers. They
will be the present and ideal oppor-
tunity to get the very newest things
at such reasonable prices. The store
offers bargains every day and is the
home of real bargains. For that rea-
son we are always glad to recommend
it to our readers.
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know positively there will be no moths
to bother you. If you expect to move
soon, why not have Clafiin do it. If
you are expecting to move out of the
city, why not send your household
goods across country by truck. You
will save freight charges by doing so
and also extra landings of your furni.
ture. Get prices from Claflin's for
storing your furniture in its storage
warehouse.
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A. M. HOTTER HARDWARE COM.
PANY

You will always find the best grades
of hardware and cutlery in the stocks
carried by A. M. Hotter Hardware
Company, 113 North Main street. The
housewife finds there everything she
can possibly need in cooking dishes
and devices, baking dishes, percola-
tors, roasters, thermos bottles, alumni
mum ware, etc. This store is head
quarters for rifles, shot guns, pistols,
hunting knives, ammunition and car.
penter tools. Here you will find
ranges, heaters, washing machines,
paints and varnishes.
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THE MARROW THEATER.

For pleasant hour to be spent in
amusement and instruction as well,
the NARROW theater on Edwards street
offers one of its attractive and enter
tanning programs. All of the screen
fayorites fit across the screen of the
NARROW to the delight of the hundreds
of movie fans that gather there every
night to enjoy an evening of enter
tainment and instruction. There are
the travel pictures to entertain us, the
nature series as we'll as the education
al pictures; everyone a masterpiece in
program is also a feature.
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and old, because of the splendid quail.
ity of it's stocks. One finds the well
known brands of chocolates, bon-bons
and other candies in wide selection
of stocks, both in bulk and in box
goods. The store serves a delicious
ice cream with all of it's fountain
dishes, and its fountain service is
popular because of the variety of de-
lightful combinations worked out to
please the taste of patrons of this
store.
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RT. REV. JOHN PATRICK CAR
ROLL D. D,

Second Bishop of Helena, born at
Dubuque, Ia, February %, 1864, re-
ceived primary education at st.
Raphaers parochial school, Dubuque.
AT 13 entered ST. Joseph's College, Du-
buque, graduating in 1883 with highest
honors in classical department. En-
tered Grand Seminary of Montreal,
Canada, and for six years pursued the
courses of philosophy and theology,
graduating June, 1889, with degree of
Doctor of Divinity. Ordained to priest
hood July z, same year. Was appoint
ed to chair Of mental philosophy, ST..
Joseph's College, Dubuque, and for
five years devoted himself to cause of
Christian education and upbuilding of
college. September II, 1894, proclaim
ed president of st. Joseph's College by
Archbishop Hennessy, holding position
for next decade. In 1903, at death of
Rt. Rev. John B. Brondel, Bishop of
Helena, in looking for a strong man"
to take charge of vacancy, Rome de-
cided that the Very Rev. DR.. Carroll
was the man for the place and he was
appointed Bishop of Helena, Septem-
ber IL, 1904, and the wisdom of the
choice has been abundantly proved by
all the subsequent history of the dio-
cese of Helena. He was consecrated
in St. Raphaers cathedral, Dubuque,
December q, 1904, and installed as
second bishop of Helena at the Sacred
Heart Cathedral, January 81, 1905. He
found "a priests in diocese, and there
are now about 100. Since his advent
to Montana, three more sisterhoods
have entered the diocese, Has been
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Budd-F Fisher, Al North Main street.
You need have no fear about the most
difficult prescription, if you take it
there, because they have one of the
most complete lines of drugs and
chemicals that go to make up health
and strength giving medicines. You
will also find here a wonderful line of
stationery and kodaks. You should
plan now to take a kodak along with
you on your trip and on your return
let us develop and print your Kodak
pictures.
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THE COMMON COMPANY.

II you are particular in the kind of
groceries and produce you buy, then
you will be pleased and satisfied with
the splendid stocks carried by the
Common Company, 9Th and Park
avenues. One finds in the Common
Store all the nationally known brands
Of groceries and other products known
in a first class grocery store such as
this. You will find the finest grades
of teas and coffees at this store that
are to be had in this city or any other.
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BooRMAN LUMBER COMPANY,

You will make no mistake, ever, il
you have your lumber bills figured by
the Boorman Lumber Company, Helena
avenue. Prices on lumber and build
ing materials are at rock bottom, it is
quite generally agreed that now is the
time to build. 1t is expected there
will be an advance in prices soon, so
do not be caught by holding back,
waiting for further reductions. They
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or bake your food, or to light the en-.
tire room. The street and interurban
railway service of the company is
prompt and efficient, and gives general
satisfaction. A hot weather sugges-
tion is the 5-R gas water heater which
the company is now Offering for $17.50.
1t gives you hot water almost instant
ly, and it is economical and safe.
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whatever you may select you cannot
buy more quality or better style at any
price than you get here for a very
small sum. The Clothery is also head.
quarters for shirts, collars, hosiery,
underwear for men and boys.
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THE CLOTHERY

The greatest values in several years
are to be found at The Clothery, 129
North Main street. Suits for young
men, big men, men of slender build
and corpulent men are to be found at
The Clotnery. Then there are the
straws in white or sandstone color
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A PROGRESSIVE WESTERN BANK.

The Conrad Trust & Savings Bank
OF Helena, Montana, was organized in
1910 by w. G.. Conrad, Jacob Mills,
Daniel Boyle, w. l.. Holloway, J.
Henry Longmaid, Louis Stadler, L. E.
Kaufman, o. w. Mcconnell, p. B.
Barley and other representative citi-
zens OF Helena and vicinity The Bank
has enjoyed rapid and substantial
growth since the date of it's opening
institutions of the State. w. G.. Con-
rad, its first President, died in 1914,
when his son, Harfield Conrad, was
elected to the Presidency of the insti-
tuition, succeeding his father Mr.
Harf1eld Conrad was trained in busi-
ness affairs by long association with
his father and the policy of the Bank
has been the same since the death of
W. G. Conrad The Officers and Di-
rectors of the institution are as fol
lows:
Harfield Conrad ......... President
P. B. BARLEY ....Vice President and
CdSnlSr
Sherman S. Cook. ..... Asst. Cashier
P. H. Barley. y.......... Asst Cashier
Daniel Boyle Sam V. Stewart
| Arthur Conrad J. E. Marcum
S. McC. Smithers
The Capital Stock of the
Bank is ............ S2O0,OOO.OO
surplus ............. l0O,OOO.O0
Undivided Profits ..... 100000
A total Of. of......... $3.50, 100000
| now. being employed as a Capital fund.
The Banks policies are progressive
| and liberality and careful attention to
the needs of it's customers are pre-
dominant factors.
Banking BY Mail Department.
At this time it is developing a
Banking By Mail Department, which
| enables it to bring it's service to pa.
irons far removed from Helena, Mon.
tana, the location of it's banking insti
tuition. The Conrad Trust & Savings
Bank is as near it's Banking By Mail
customers as is the mail box.
Accounts of farmers, stockmen
merchants, laborers and business men
Of every vocation are solicited. A
check-book and a supply of self-ad
dressed envelopes will be forwarded
on application.
Savings Bank.
One of the principal Departments oil
fIn l. :,
it's Savings Department, in which its
patrons are urged to begin the "Sav
ings" habit early in order that during
the years of production and activity
the needs of old age will be provided
for. The time to start is when you are
young, when your earning power is al
its height and when you can lay aside
a portion OF your earnings. The Con
rad Trust e Savings Bank invites you
to make it your banking home and
headquarters, to become a member OF
its big growing and saving family
You will find the Officers and Di
rectors of this Bank interested in youl
accounts and ready to assist you in
every possible way. One dollar will
open an account in the Conrad Trust
& Savings Bank and if you acquire
the habit of making deposits in your
account regularly you soon will have
acquired the habits of systematic say
ing. The Bank will pay you four pei
cent on all savings accounts com
pounded semi-annually.
1t is a thoroughly organized bank
and ready to do your business for you
| promptly and along modern business
| lines. You will find it always ready
and able to assist it's patrons to the
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full extent their credit rating will war
rant. The Bank has safety deposit
boxes for rent for the protection of
your valuable papers and jewelry.
We are glad of this opportunity to
recommend the Bank to the patronage
of our readers.
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JOHN 3. JOHNSON,

The well dressed men and young
men of Helena and vicinity have
found that they get the best appear
ing and best fitted suits and over
coats when they have them made by
John B. Johnson, tailor, Grand avenue
and Main street, Helena. Mr.. John
son has given personal attention to
selection of the woolens and other ma
terials he is now showing and it is
doubtful if more attractive or better
stock of goods has ever been brought
to Helena than is now on display in
the shop of Johnson He also does
pressing, mending, remodeling and
cleaning of all kinds.
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and they can be found also at the,
salesroom of the Benson Motor Com
pany, which we are glad to recon-
mend. BUY g. Ford and spend the
difference (Henry Ford.
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cLAFLIN VAN & STORAGE COM.
PANY

A suggestion for the ladies with fine
furs. Get one of those red cedar
chests at the store of the Clafiin Van
& Storage Company, 306 North Main
street, for them and then you will
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HELENA LIGHT e. RAILWAY COM.
PANY

In such a splendid utility as the
Helena Light & Railway Company, the
residents of Helena have much to be
thankful for. A turn of the wrist
gives a blue gas flame ready to cook
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also carry the very best that can be
Boorman's headquarters for excellent
quality wall board, bevel siding, fire.
proof shingles, guaranteed not to curl.
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LlsERMAN TAILORING COMPANY,

The store of the Liberman Tailoring
Company, 125 North Main street, Of
fers splendid opportunity to the men
and young men of Helena to dress
well and in good form and taste. You
can get suit or overcoat here made
to your measure from the very best of
materials as low as $3.50 In addition
to custom tailoring, this store is also
the headquarters for mems furnish
ings and you will find a fine line of
Stetson hats and Levine caps here,
as well as the latest showings in
shirts, Phoenix hose and Lewis I'm
derWear. You can get Emery shirts
at Liberman's as low as $1.50 and
some special prices are now being
quoted on Mendell Wardrobe Trunks
and Beller Bags.
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BUDD-FIsHER DRUG COMPANY.
You are certain to get the very best
and most prompt service in the COM
pounding of your prescriptions when
you take them to the drug store of
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HELENA CANDY KITCHEN,

The Helena Candy Kitchen, 16 South
Main street, is one of the popular
shopping centers in Helena for young
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a ADVERTISERS MEMBERS
RECIPROCATING
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HELENA, MONT.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES PROMI
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
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S32n.O0n.0n

now being employed as a Capital fund.
The Banks policies are progressive
and liberality and careful attention to
the needs of its customers are pre-
dominant factors.