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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
BADGER STATE GRANITE CO.

Inc monument you erect to the
memory of your departed loved ones
will be eternal, so why not select one
that embraces real artistic lines? You
will find that the Badger State Gran.
lite Company, operated by C. F. Fnnck.
located at 41S Wisconsin street, IS
making an unusually attractive line
of memorials and it will pay yon and
also give you satisfaction to look over.
the designs the company is prepared
to show you. IL you have particular
design in mind for monument. the
experts of, the company will be CLAD
to help You develop it. RI '.sIt&rs Z
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
EAU CLAIRE NATIONAL BANK.

Do you budget your family ex-
renses? Many of our readers do, and
the tendency to do so is growing rap
idly especially. those who realize how
important it is to do systematic saw
ings You viii get some new and val
liable ideas on the value of keeping
an accurate account of the income
and expenses of your family if you
get one of those Thrift Record Books
being; distributed by the Eau Claire
National Bank The Eau Claire Ma
tionaI Bank has been instrumental in
getting hundreds. OF our readers to
start savings accounts. Tt is a per-
fectly organized bank, strongly CAPT.
talized and does a general banking
business. The bank also has safety
deposit boxes for rent for the protec-
ton of your valuables and papers. 1t
is: equipped to give you perfect bank
Ing, service in every department.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
4 CLAUS STUDIO.

The photographs that your friends
appreciate are those that portray the
real expressions and looks of their
friends. You can have this kind of a
photograph taken by calling at the
Claus Studio, 4091s South Barstow
street. 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 and
which marks real artistic work. A
speciality is made of charging and al.
so of developing kodak films and
printing from them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
THE JACKSON AGENCY.
Established 1s77-"The Oldest
Established Agency in
Eau Claire

The Jackson Agency, handles all
kinds of insurance and will be glad
to have you consult with them on any
form of insurance you need or are In
terested in. 1t has years of fair deal
ing back of it and it represents some
of the largest and strongest insurance,
companies in the field. Whether you
need fire. life. accident or health,
windstorrn, or hail. live stock, or crop.
insurance, theft or liability insurance.
You win find this agency ready to
write you any ct such policies, ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
CuLvER,S.

y 3D. -
;. The price of shoes has not come
down to the point yet, where you can
afford to throw away the slightly
worn shoes. Instead, it is real econ
omy to take them to <Culver's, the
popular old corner shoe store, on Bar
stow street. and Grand avenue East,
where they win be repaired and made
to look almost like new. Special at
tention is given to rush jobs. of re-
pairing and you can have your soles
half-soled or the heels Strengthened.
and rebuilt, while you wait, Ii you
have never worn rubber heels, you do
not realize the jars they save you
each day. Culver's make specially
of putting on. rubber heels, and we
urge our readers to try them once.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
5. J. AWSUMR

Good clothes correctly made and
properly fitted are always an asset ~
the wearer, and that is why it is i'm,
portant that every man in this CITY
and vicinity should have their clothes
made in this tailor shop. The sea-
sons latest effects and colors are to
be found in this display, as well as
the novelty and sport effects. The
shop, in addition, gives special atten.
ton to remodeling and repairing of all
kinds, and also does pressing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
ANDERSON LAND CO.

The Anderson Land Company with
Offices in the Drummond Building, is
one OF the largest realty operators in
Eau Claire and also in this part of
the state. They are recognized as
two OF the best posted men on real
estate values. This Office has some
choice and well located. improved
farms for sale at low prices and rea-
sonable and easy terms will be given.
The same is true of it's list of residen-
.tial and business property.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
EAU CLAIRE TYPEWRITER Elk.
CHANGE,

1t is not necessary that you do your
with the slow and
painful method Of writing by hand.
Instead, do it the modern way, with
a typewriter. Yon can own a type
writer, too, and at small outlay OF
capital, if you patronize the Eau Claire
Typewriter Exchange, on South Bar
stow street. You will find all of the
standard makess.of machines there,
The exchange also rents out machines
by the month, does repairing of all
kinds, overhauls and cleans machines,
and carries a complete line of type
writer ribbons and supplies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08

goods to sell, but It must be gotten up
in the right kind Of a way Employ
your printer as you would your doc
tor or lawyer, with the one thing in
mind to get results. The Eagles Print
ing Company equipment is modern,
specializing in society printing. such
as wedding announcements, calling
cards. etc. A complete multigraph
equipment for reducing typewriter
letters at your service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
DAVIS PHOTO ART CO.

If you are fond of pictures and
works of art, You certainly will enjoy
a visit to the Davis Photo Art Com.
pany and see the. splendid selection
of pictures it has gathered there in
its stocks. They make a speciality of
picture framing, producing harmoni,
GUS combinations in colors and woods
to. get the desired and best effects The
COMPANY also carries q complete line
az kodaks and supplies. The Davis
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
MAE < KELLEY

The ladies of Eau Claire who are
particular about the types and styles
OF millinery they wear know they are
best pleased with those from the shop
of Mae E. Kelley, 318 South Barstow
street. The display of hats and eff
fects, for 1922 is now on here and
shows some charming hats and delight,
full color effects in trimmings. The
hats one finds here are wonderful ex-
amples of how much charm can be
embodied in millinery when designed
by those of taste and Imagination.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
JOHN NJ. soRLiE,

John NJ. sorlie with offices In the
Drummond Building. is one Of the
best known real estate and Insurance
men in Eau Claire. II you are loolr.
ing for an opportunity to invest In
real estate that will make you a good
safe investment and at the same time
bring you in satisfactory return. we
advise you to get in touch with John
NJ Sorlie. He will be glad to 90 owe,
your insurance requirements with Won
and will advise you the best one -
take out He writes fire. accident
live stock. crop. windstorm. automo.
bile and liability insurance.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
cHRisTIANsoN STYLE SHOP,

The very latest offerings in wearing
apparel and wraps for women and
misses are to be found in the seasons
latest styles now on display at this
store. This store has always been a
popular shopping center in this com,
munity for it has been found that the
best bargains and values as we'll as
the authentic styles are to be found
in 1.-The stocks carried. Special bar
gains in hosiery are always to ba
found here. i:...
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
UNION AUTO co,

The Union Auto Company, South
Rarstow street, Eau Claire, is the
home of real automobile service and
carries the very best grades and quail
ity of automobile accessories. 1t is
the house of service, for it, is open
night and day. There isn't an hour
in the entire year but which you can
drive to the Union Auto Company and
get the kind of service you are in
need Of 1t is the Chippewa Falls
home of Buick and Cadillac .automo-
biles and the famous line of G. M. c..
trucks are handled by the Union Auto
Company. These automobiles and
trucks. are too well known to the pub.
lie to make it necessary for to de-
vote any space here to tell you about
their points of superiority. We will
say though that the touring season is
at hand and if you expect to get a
car. this year, you better place your
order today for Buick or Cadillac
car, if you expect to get one promptly
The demands for these cars are
heavier than usual and you better get
busy and place your order. One finds
here, also, the Goodyear line of tires,
famous the world oyer for the splen.
did service they give. You can get
Philadelphia batteries here. They are
fully guaranteed and once placed on
your car eliminate battery troubles for
you and insure plenty of pep for your
motor. The Union Auto Company is.
the place to go if you have battery
or ignition troubles. The experts there
will make adjustments and changes
promptly and we are glad to recon-
mend the company to our readers
patronage. =
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
EAGLES PRINTING co.

II you want intelligent, creative serv-
ice in printing that gets business for
you, consult with the Eagles Printing
Company, 103 Chapel Building, Eau
Claire. Many merchants and users
of printing matter fail to realize that
their advertising matter must talk,
must sell the goods advertised to the
individuals to whom they are sent
To sell It must not only have the.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08

Photo Art Company has very mod
ern kodak finishing department and
employs only experienced workmen
and you will find there is no place
in Eau Claire where you can get
quicker or better service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08

lition contains neither soap or sand,
it washes clothes snowy white, de.
stroys germs, and makes clothes. last
longer Abolition is the cheapest
and most economical of all the
cleansers on the market. y, No house.
wife should be without it. s..
C. n. DICKSON MOTOR CO. %,
The home Of the famous, line Of
Dodge Bros. cars in Eau Claire, is at
the garage of the c. H. Dickson Motor
Company, 420 South Barstow street.
The Dodge car meets every demand
made upon it by the most exacting
purchaser. Moderate in price, pow
erful motor, solidly built, economical
in operation and easy to drive, pos
sessing unusual riding comfort and at
tractive in appearance. the Dodge
cars leave nothing to be desired in an
automobile. The Dickson Company
also carries a number of rebuilt
Dodges that are real bargains. They
are strictly guaranteed by the COM
pany, and will give you wonderful
Iservice and you can buy one of them
with the same confidence you buy, a
new car
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
APEX AUTO AccEssoRy co J

! Spring will soon be here and the
driving season will open. This means
that the autoists are busy tinkering
over their cars and seeing that they
ale about ready for enjoyable trips
about the city and through the adioin-
ing country. side. This means. too
that every cal. owner wants, to aa..doI.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08

7 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ca y
DO you do business the modern 90; 10 :, z
With a. National Cash Register. g,ard ara
ms your cash .receipts?W Such ! mil
tQontinued on page rs 10y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

submitted by Miss Marguerite Bur
nett. director of immigrant education
In Delaware. at . meeting OF the Del
aware Americanixation Committee
yesterday afternoon. This makes the
total number OF forcign-born residents
who are Interested In the schools 933
Glasses wcrc begun last week In
Wilmington. with an enrolment OF
Ais, and in Montchanin, with an en-
rollment OF %. Glasses will be start
ed next week In Claymont. stanton,
Henry Clay and Newark. Home class
es have been organized as follows:
Wilmington, 10; Henry Clay. q; New
ark, /; Claymont, 2. and Montchanin,
2. In the recent canvass LIZA calls
were made In 1888 blocks OF the city.
About 1900 leaflets and $50 posters
we're distributed In the schools and
stores OF the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
GEORGE MORRIS, ORPHAN.
PLACED IN SMYRNA HOME

A home with a family near Smyrna
has been found for George Morris.
12-year-old Negro orphan, by j. Paul
Green. chief probation officer OF the
Juvenile Court.
When the childs plight first came
to the attention of the court several
days ago. Mr.. Green was at loss
to know where to keep him because
Of the lack OF a detention house. His
appeal for a temporary home for the
child WINS promptly responded to by
about half q dozen local Negro fami-
lies. The young Negro had home
with ono OF these families until today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Among the Many
Advantages of
Buying the
Child's Coat at
Wanamaker's

are to be included the fine
qualities of the fabrics
broadcloths, duvetyns, bo-
livias and other soft and
beautiful woolens-and the
fact that these little gar
ments for little men and
women are as carefully
tailored and as luxuriously
lined and interlined as
those Of grown-ups.
The color range can sat
isfy any taste. Some de-
lightful cardinals; blues,
both light and dark i; tans in
many shades, besides rasp-
berry, pink, and. of course,
white.
Among the many other
beautiful hat-and-coat sets,
not from Paris, but just as
charming as if they were,
is a little coat made of rich
black velvet, in the flare cut
which most of the children
in the fashionable circles
will wear this Winter.
It is hand-smocked in
black, has a rather full little
sleeve gathered into a turn
up cuff, and snug collar Of
natural squirrel.
The coquettish little poke
bonnet to go with it is Of
black velvet, with brim un-
derfaced in black Geor-
gette, and trimmed with a
touch or two of gray squir-
rel, and intriguing loops Of
black moire picot ribbon
hanging at the side
Another beautiful little
flare coat is of navy blue
broadcloth, trimmed with
self-buttons and collar Of
nutria. The hat is a smart
little tam o'shanter, daintily
feather-stitched and trim
med with band Of fur to
match and with a whopping
silk tassel.
This set comes also with
beaver fur trimming.
These hat-and-coat sets
Just described are girls
styles, Of course, but there
are swagger, miniature
mannish sets suitable not
only for tiny boys, but for
the tiny girl whose taste, or
whose mothers taste, runs
that way.
These include many chin
chilla cloths in straight
line, belted models, with
sports hat to match.
Among these, a hand.
some navy blue with nutris
collar, and a tan lineC
smartly with warm rec
cloth, deserve mention.
Of course, the hat-and
coat sets are sold together
at prices going from SO fol
| a white chinchilla cloth K
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Serious Bladder Trouble.

Gould not stand nor sit and was
forced 10 cry out from intense pain"
writes Henry Williams. Tarkio. Mon
tana. THE doctors said I had inflam-
nation OF the bladder and an opera
ton was necessary. Tried Foley Kid
ney Pills and improved at once. Tell
all my friends about Foley Kidney
Pills as it Will save many from suf-
fering and perhaps, as in my case. a
dangerous operation" Bladder and
kidney trouble demand prompt treat
ment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief. n. B. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Interesting and
Novel Are Some
Imported Wool
Dresses
Dresses

for girlies Of a to 6 years:
quaint, yet smart models,
made some Of duvetyn,
others Of broadcloth, some
in beautiful plain colors,
OF h g re- in equally beau
tiful two-tone effects, With
simple touch Of self-enn-
broidery.
Others in this attractive
group Of dresses have the
upper part made Of dark
colored serge and the lower
Of wool material woven in
gay stripes. Prices In the
group, s18 to s22.
Of course, when Jack
Frost comes around, every
boy and every girl between
two and six years Of youth
needs q warm, pretty
brushed wool sweater set
sweater, drawer leggings,
cap and mittens, in white
and charming colors, $3.50
to 50.
AS for sweater jackets,
everything youthful is pro-
vided for, from the aro-
cheted sacque for the year
old baby to the sweater
coat for til e strapping
schoolgirl wearing size 36.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

jade green velvet encircled
by brown fur.
What will captivate the
young wearer most will be
the uncommon feature Of a
snug pocket inside the coat,
placed on the jade green
satin lining.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Paris Has Sent Us
the Most Delightful
Goats With Hats
to Match!

This, you know, is the
latest vogue in dressing all
the two-to-sixes, whether
boys or girls.
The hat Is not only of the
same material as the coat,
but carries the same trim
ming.
The effect is really very
pretty. Take two typical
models in the Fren C h
group:
Very beguiling in its
simplicity is a little velour
coat in the "chow" shade,
of full, loose cut, which
features two very unusual
pockets-long and triangu-
lar-and a flare sleeve with
snug interlining Of lemon
colored silk (the same as
the lining of the body of the
coat) with an elastic band
to hold it tight to the small
wearer's wrist.
The only trimming Is a
bit of hand-stitching in a
lighter tan.
The charming. little hat
has turned-up brim formed
Of scallops, each one with
row on row of "shelled-on"
velvet ribbon, narrow and
of matching shade, full of
amber lights to set off a
pair of pretty brown eyes
to perfection.
Perhaps the most stun
ming of all these offerings
from Paris. however, is a
delightful little coat and
hat made Of a soft, rough
finished wool cloth in a
glorious jade green.
The coat Is almost square
in its shape, and h a s
curious, intriguing, square
kimono sleeves, with large
square armhole effect pro-
duced in a double row Of
self-tucks.
There is a high crush COL
lar with long descending
scarf-ends of Jade velvet,
and the coat is fastened
and ewes and hat
trimmed - with cunning
! little rosettes Of shirred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
It's Very Important
TO Keep the Wee Things Warm Co&y
and W1elI-D1gSSed All Winter


Longfellow's words fit
them, one and all:
For whas are all our con-
trivings,
And tho tpisdom Of our books,
When compared with your
oIressos,
And the 0iodness Of your
looksw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
MANY FOREIGN BORN.
ANXIOUS TO LEARN
Enrolment in .Americanization
Schools Totals 933
to Date.

In a recent canvass In the interests
of America nization work 1t was found
that In Wilmington. 412 foreign-born
people are interested In night school,
only IL In day schools. and 900 in the
home classes, according to report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Alumnae Association of the Women's
College. congrAtulating him on the
excellent appearance OF the campus,
when she visited Newark last month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Nevertheless, clothes
help.
Wanamaker clothes
help most Of all.
The Winter fashions
for children's wear are
now settled, and our
stocks are complete,
with an unrivaled as
sortment Of such warm,
cosy, cunning | i t t l e
garments as you never
dreamed Of.
A number Of them
have come from across
seas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

silk wrapper or crib cover
let, every necessity is cared
for.
There are long, warm,
interlined white cashmere
coats; snug Baby Buntings.
while as for exquisite caps
of lightest, softest, finest
silks, warmly interlined,
there is a. truly delightful
collection Of them - little
white, pink and blue poems.
Many a poem has
been t0riffeB about a
baby's shoe; r0hy nor
about a baby'S cap?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
We Keep Things
That Keep Tiny
Babies Warm in
Winter

and It is impossible to emu
merate them all. From
Baby's tiny flannel band or
shirt to his luxurious
quilted, hand = embroidered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

800 for q little fine French
model made with the same
exquisite care az If for a
debutante!
Plentiful, however, are
hats and coats sold sepa-
rately, for those who pre-
fer them.
Prices in separate coats
range as widely as $3.50 70
S55, sizes 2 to 6 years; and
in hats, $50 to S12.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

! get a hat here
for my Chris
tine, all right" was the
emphatic comment of
one customer to her
woman companion the
other day.
She had just stepped
from a Chestnut Street
elevator and given a
glance over the spacious
and brilliantly sunny
section of the Third
Floor which we devote
exclusively to dressing
en- q rem fashlonably
and seaso ma ply
throughout the long
year.
She was right.
New Winter hats are
here in numbers sufn-
cient to dress a regi-
ment Of youngsters up
to six years Of age, and
to dress them captivat-
ingly, fashionably and
individually, as we'll as
warmly.
The same with coats
and the other Winter
garments a m o t. h er
needs to choose.
Fashions loom as i'm
portant' in children's
clothes as in those of
grown-ups. Quality
looms more important,
ifpossible, for a healthy
child gives his or her
clothes what we have
heard described as ''rare
hard wear"
These Wanamaker
Wee Winter
Garments Are
Ready for
Everything!
Ready for criticism
from the most fastidi-
GUS mother; ready for
the wear-and-tear test;
ready for the test for
highest uty and
fashion for the price;
ready for the searching
test Of the keen Winter
winds; ready to be
slipped right on pretty
children, with almost a
guarantee to make them
look prettier!
"And lUhat of the
plain chiIdren?"
Oh, mercy, who ever
saw a plain child?
Only a misanthrope,
or a childless, nieceless,
nephewless, a m o 8 t
neighborless man or
woman.
A constant reception
O. f ch i d r en- and
mothers is going on
every business day in
the Children's Store.
Each fresh little face is
d if fe r ent from the
others. "There are eyes
of blue, there are gray
eyes too, there are eyes
of every size and eyes
of every hue"; and
some Of the little bobbed
heads are dark, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Children's winter-weilht cot
ton union suits, 81 to $2.10; WOOL
and-cotton, $3.50 to 50; sll-wool,
$3.50 to 81; silk, wool-snd-cotton,
S3.75 to So. Sizes 2 to Is years.
Infants wrappers, cotton, 2sci
vool-and-cotton, 500 to 81; all
wool, $2.l5.
(First Floov)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Or by Night

Children's bsthrobes Of blanket
cloth in Gay plaids, and elder
down robes in plain eolors, sizes
2 to Is years, S22s TO S..
Children's night drawers, Of
outins flannel, canton flannel and
stockinetto, sizes 2 to 10 yesrs,
7Sc TO $3.50.
(Third F1oov1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Hallowe'en's a
Time of Surprises
Best of All of Them is
the Wanamaker Sur
prise Package of
Candy
Special at S2.25

A big, square, aIlurinx
white box. topped with a
rosette Of glistening pump
kin-colored ribbon, and a
merry little pumpkin face IN
one corner-what might Il
not have inside?
AS a matter OF fact, it has
this inside:
One pound of assorted choco-
lases, excellent quality.
A box of toothsoms peanut
squares.
One pound of delicious va,
nilla cream slmonds.
Ono pound of csrarnsl,.
One pound of old-fashioned
cream mint.
Two jolly swapping bonbons.
All for 1925!
Down stairs stored
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
No Chance
for a Shiver

Chiidren's winter weight cott
vests and pants, $50 TO $l.0s o.
garment; wool-snd-cotton, 7so to
tsrmenty silk, wool-snd-cotton, S2.2!
each iarment. Sizes 2 to Is years.