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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
BON TQMa STORE.

One always finds plenty Of bargains
Waiting at the Bon; Ton Store. It's
STOCKS show quality and viii bear the
very closest inspection Or comparison
with those carried by other stores.
The Bon Ton Store now has splen-
did display of tbs. newest styles and
effects in wearing apparel. The Ia
dies will be more tI&an pleased with
thay splendid stocks Of millinery there,
showing the newest materials and col
ors, and priced surprisingly low All
the new IDEAS in dress goods are also
shoWn in the new summer stocks that
are now on display. In the depart
nleats devoted to the home, there are
.the best grades OF groceries and house
hold furnishings and novelties
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
j. p. PETERSON.

Worth while furniture in on unu-
suslIy large assortment. is always to
he found in the carefully selected
stocks carried by J. p. Peterson. The
bride of this summer finds in IT'S
stocks just the pieces Of furniture
needed for fitting up the new home
she and her husband expect to estab-
ish, Imported and domestic rugs,
carpets, Iinoleums and the like, in big
selection ana Variously priced. The
newest patterns and designs in wall
papers are here, and also fine line
OF framed pictures and draDes and
shades Of all kinds for walls and win
dows. This store also offers, refined
funeral service at all times and has
modern equipment at the disposal
OF those who call on it at any time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
SANITARY MEAT MARKET.

The home of the largest assortment
OF choice tender steaks and roasts,
sausage, smoked meats, poultry, but
ter and fresh, sweet milk is at the
Sanitary Meat Market. This is where
they welcome you and do their best
to please you. The, most reasonable
price and the best quality that it is
possible to obtain for the money. The
stock that is not ready for market
makes tough and tasteless meat and
is expensive at any price. The man
ager has had long years of experience
bota in the retail and wholesale meat
bus ness, which makes it possible for
him to select of the best for his pa
irons, and assures them of good,
wholesome meat, kept and handled
in q sanitary way. They welcome you
to visit all parts of their market
When you wish something fine, try
some Of their pork sausage for break
fast. 1t is seasoned with Imported
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24

You do not have to keep on eating
tough and tastaIca2. uaeats when you
.raa set tlle tendareIt sToaks and 9th
er cuts ct the 9af3zet 81 Kurz Bros.
Ihe Hurz Bros. market is the home Of
. tie highest gIadob meats and low
prices. The market is headquarters
foe home made.sausss&e and in season
Of home made saHc9Rraut, This mar.
het is also hcadaG arters. for fresh
dressed poultry aT fresh FISH and
o%sters in season. 1T IS the place to
shop for fresh eGgsl8 sweet butter, do
nestle: and imported cheese and can,
ned .gQaas. You a4sdhc best packed
meats, fish, fruits, Vegetables. soups
ana jams at unusually low prices, con,
side.ing their quality.
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O. 3. ELLiNGBOE.

You viii find the kind of furniture
you want for your home in the SPLEEN
did stocks carried by O. E. Ellingboc,
the leading furniture dealer of Lady
smith. The big stocks carried here
offer a splendid opportunity for our
readers to make the selections from
it that they need. There is a splen,
did assortment of rugs and floor COW
erin&s in stock. Imported and domes-
tic rugs, carpets, linoleums and the
like, in big selection and yariously
priced, and also a fine line of framed
pictures and Grapes and shades of
all kinds for walls and windows. This
store also offers a refined funeral
service at all times and has a mod
ern equipment at the disposal of those
who call on it at any time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
TRUE AUTO CO.

The home Of the Nash car in Lady
smith is at the garage Of the True
Auto Co., where you can always. find a
complete line of the various Nash
models and get real Nash service n
every line. SO far as it can be as
certained, there is no other American
car that is manufactured in it's own
plant 10 the degree that Nash cars
are. IN exact figures, 50 per cent CT
each Nash car begins and is carried
through TO completion in the great
Nash plant. And the Other. seven per
cent built elsewhere is produced TN
der Nash standards and specifications.
You should examine a Nash for your
self in the salesroom of the True
Auto Co. in Ladysmith, see the, pow
erful easyfunning motor, the grace,
fttl lines and finish, and test the rid
ing comfort and the ease with which
the car is driven and controlled.
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WORK or FORTY YEARS.


The fortieth anniversary Of the So,
ciety of the Divine Word in the mis-
sion province of South shantung,
China, finds native population OF
100000 Catholics as compared with
15S converts when that organization
accepted the responsibility Of the
province.
Bishop Henninghaus, S. Y. d.. has
done remarkable work in the past few
years IN the organization of native
cateehists. There are upwards Of
.seyenty-ltye priests, assisted by eleven
brothers and about twenty native mis-.
sionaries and teachers at present Ia
beriag in the province. ~ S.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
STUDEBAKER SALES OFFICE.

Before you place the order for that
new car, you should be sure to look
over the line of Studebaker automo-
blies and trucks, now being shown by
the Studebaker Sales Office. The 1922
models of Studebaker cars are the last
word in motor car design and build
ing, and they are proving more popu-
lar than ever in the motor world. We
want to call the attention of our read
ers in particular to the Studebaker
Light Special and also the Big Six
cars. The Studebaker Sales Office
will take care of Studebaker parts as
well as automobile accessories. They
also have two service stations.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
JUNG's VIENNA BAK cry.

And you will get the best every
time, if you make a practice OF buying
at the jung Vienna Bakery lie is an
expert baker himself and employs
only the best workmen so that he is
sure that his customers will always
be satisfied. You will like those rich
looking pies and cakes that you find
here, and those big brown loayes of
bread, the rolls and buns are Just as
good rs they look. The bakery gives
special attention to orders for wedding
cakes and pastries for social occasions
ofgall kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
SPOONER GARAGE.

The home Of the Ford car and Ford.
son tractor in Spooner is at the Spoon
er Garage. The universal car as the
Ford is now most popularity called, is
enjoying an ever-increasing sale, espe.
cially in these times of depression
when every one finds it necessary to
reduce expenses. The Ford car is a
practical car in every sense and is
now selling at the lowest price in his
tory. The garage makes good on ev-
cry Ford sale, on every repair job or
oFcrhauling and you can't go wrong
by transacting your business with
them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24

spioa something new. Once YOU have
ytl2a some OF it, you Will agree that
&c is more delicious and sweeter than
Gny YOU have eaten for a long time
Home made Bologna, Swift's Premium
Hams ana Baoans need not be ques
toned as to quality, can be gotten
here, any cut, SWift's line of saq-
sage, onescan't make q mistake They
deliver to all parts Of the city twice
daily and welcome you to come to
their market They will carry your
account upon satisfactory references.
Call $50 for service, courteous treat
ment and quality. If not satisfied,
your money will be cheerfQlly refund
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
ANDERSEN YARD COMPANY.

You can't go wrong on your lumber
and other building materials If you
buy them from the Andersen Yard
Company, for the prices you will get
here are down to rock bottom. No
matter whether you are going to build
q house or simply make some altera-
tons, you can save money with this
firm and at the same time you are
certain that you will get the highest
grade materials and prompt and COM
plete deliveries. A fine line of cement
and lime, sand and stone, brick and
tile is on hand. Also rough lumber
for fencing and farm buildings, wire
fencing OF all kinds, posts, farm gates
end storage tanks of all shapes and
sizes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
sPOoNER MERCANTILE CO.

One Of the Invest and best shopping
c6Tters in SpoOner and vicinity is the
'SpoOner Mercantile Co. A fine dis
play Of wearing apparel for women
and misses is now being shown for
the spring and summer wear Some
have just come in, suggesting ideal
wraps for the coming summer days.
In the departments devoted to mems
wearing apparel you will find the larg-
est and best selected stock in the
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Curlee
clothing.
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RI. v. CURTIS.

One Ct the 'sweet spots" Of Lady
smith is the confocti3Qery store of Il:
Y. Curtis Now THAT summer is here.
you should make this store your head
quarters Wilen~you want the best ice
creams, sodas, soft drinks and dainty
lunches and other refreshments. They
are fEae during the warm days Of the
summer and have made the store a
popular meeting place for all:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
CITY GARAGE.

For size, beauty and riding comfort,
Reo-Gardner cars have no superior or
equal in the motor field for the price.
The City Garage.is agent for the REQ
Gardner cars and Cleveland tractors
in Spooner and vicinity and will be
glad to have you call at its sales
rooms and see for yourself the 1922
models now on exhibition. There are
the five-passenger touring car, the
four-passenger sportster, the three
passenger coupe and the five-passen-
ger sedan. The City Garage also over
hauls and repairs all makes of auto
mobiles, trucks and tractors and rec
ommends all repair work leaving its
repair department.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
LADYSMlTH COOPERATIVE
CREAMERY co

Sterling buttermiIk mash is just the
thing to feed to growing chickens and
it hustles them along to the spring
chick age. This company also carries
q full line Of other requisites for the
chicken yard, mash ,hoppers, hrooder
stoves, incubators, grit and different
kinds Of other feeds, conditioners and
egg layers. The Ladysnith Cooper
ative Creamery Co. handles the pro-
dUction of scores of dairies in this
vicinity and it produces the very best
grades Of butter and cheese that pure
rich milk and cream can make. 1t is
equipped with the very latest types
Of improved machinery.
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| cialty of compromising prescriptions
promptly.
SPAETH g. PEARSON.

Spaeth &c Pearson have one of the
most modern and best-stocked furnish
ings stores in Spooner and vicinity.
There is hardly an article that you
might need in clothing, wearing ap.
parel, dry goods and house furnish
ings which you cannot find in the
stocks of this store. 1t is without
doubt one of the largest and best as
well as the most carefully selected
that has ever been brought to Spoon.
err. The stocks of dress goods include
the newest styles and effects for 1922
while one finds a fine line of worth.
while groceries in the grocery de-
partment.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
NoEaTE ECONOMY GROCERY.

+ E0u can always Save money when
you DO your shopping at the Voeste
Economy Grocery ~ Ladyslnjth. One
also appreciates the prompt attention
and the courtesy shown at all times
10 those who make tlli5. store their
shopping headquarters, Your dollar
has Z greater purchasing power when
spent here than at any other store in
the city and in addition you are al
ways certain that you have received
the highest quality of goods that is
to lie obtained anywhere.
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&. ]. SANDS.


The best grades Of worth while hard
ware and builders supplies can 81
ways be found in the stocks OF the
r. j. Sands Hardware store. Yea
will find practically everything YOU
need il sgood hardware. at Sands
store, also paints that viii wear well,
that is, vii ataad the eTects Of. e1.
posuress to heat and cold, tbs s}ril's
rays ana the ELECTS Of sLeet, ice,
SHOWS and. the other elements. This
is the store to buy. garden and lawn
tools in, rairigeratoEsr screens Of. all
kinds. Gil stoves. .and also carries a
fine line Of ATHLETIC goods, and rides.
,shot guns, traps and ammunition OF
all kiQda. p.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24

ell and baking utensils Of every kind.
The store also calries both power and
hand washing machines, laundry sup
Plies OF all kinds. Or perhaps you
.EccG new refrigerator? You viii
find a splendid line in stock here in
various sizes and at different prices, If
you eXect to 90 any decorating or
painting this season, it will pay you
to order your painting materials here.
The store is also headquarters for
glass, rope, tWine, builders hardware
and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
pRs. MOVER & MOVER.

Spooner has two able chiropractics
in Drs. Meyer & Meyer Since they
established their practice in Spooner,
they have met with unusual success
because of their thorough knowledge
of their subject, their careful training
and experience. The science of Chi
ropractic has established that unnatu-
raj pressure on nerves prevents them
from functioning in the natural man
ner on the muscles they control, thus
giving disease the adjustments that
are used to relieve the unnatural
pressure and thus gets quick and ben
eficial results
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
Order to Present Claims Within Three

Order to Present Claims Within Three
STATE OF M1N NHas6z; COUNTY OF
Ramsey.--ss. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Sauro, Deceased.
Letters of. Administration on~-the
of the City of st. Paul, in the County
of Ramsey, and State of Minnesota,
being granted to HarrietA. Duerr and
1t Appearing on proper proof by afti-
vided by law, that there are no debts
against the estate of said deceased:
1t Is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased, if
any there be, are required to file the
same in Probate Court of said County,
for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered. That the first
Monday in October, 1922, at 10 o'clock
A. M, at a General Term of said Pro-
bate Court, to be held at the Court
House in the City of st. Paul, in said
appointed as the time and the 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
creditors and persons interested in
said Estate, by forthwith publishing
this Order once in each week for three
Bulletin, a legal newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at St. Paul this 18th day Of
June, 4. D.. 1922.
WV HOWARD WHEELER,
Judge Of Probate.
WILLIS & HOXMEIER, Attys.
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n. j. EYER.

Good foods, fruits and vegetables
and the lowest prices in Spooner, con-
sidering the quality of the stocks,
makes the store of H. J. Meyer one
of the most popular shopping centers
in the city. The Meyer store has al
ways enjoyed splendid patronage be-
cause good bargains can always be
found there. The stocks are always
fresh here, and attractively displayed.
One appreciates the courtesy and
prompt attention always shown by
the employees. No better brands of
coffees or teas, canned goods, dried
fruits, smoked meats and the like, will
be found anywhere.
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ELECTRIC MAID BAKE SHOP.

You will search a long time before
you find more appetizing bread, cakes
or pies than those made by the Elec-
trik Maid Bake Shop You never find
anywhere larger, whittier or lighter
loaves of bread than made here. You
find here cakes of every description,
flavor and size and the same is true
OF the pies, the stocks of cookies and
other pastry delicacies. The Bake
Shop also gives particular attention to
special orders for pastries of all kinds.
wedding cakes, dainties for social
functions and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
SPOONER LUMBER co,

1t is your own fault if you don't get
the best in lumbers and building ma
terials when you have the opportuni-
ty to place your order with the Spoon
er Lumber Company. 1t carries an UNI
usually large stock of rough and man,
ufacturers' lumbers, sand, gravel,
stone, cement, plaster, lime, brick and
tile, heavy timbers, sash, doors of all
kinds and sizes, window and door
frames, hard woods for interior fin
isbings and everything you can pos.
sibly need in your building operations
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
HARRY wills ON.

Our readers should see Harry Will
son, the well-Enown real estate dealer
in i4adysmith, wherever they want
any advice On real estate values and
Investments. His ciice in Ladysmith
contains a large list Of desirable prop
2rty in Lady5mith, both residential
and business, that one can buy at a
deeidedly reasonable figure now and
which is bound to advance in price and
make The. purchasers a very handsome
profit. II you are Interested in q
fam proposition, he. has some choice
weill5cated farms on his list that it
Win RaE you to investigate. II You
are interested IN first real estate mort
Gages as an Investment, he has them
fq. sale in ali demon nations.
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w. M. VAUGHAN,

The sWell-dressed men OF Ladysmith
know they get tbe. best appearing and
most stylish clothes at the store Of
w. M. Vaughan. There are snaDpy
suits and oyercoats in the 4ew stocks
that are MI in now and waiting for the
inspection and selection of our read
ers. The prices here are remarkably
low when one considers the quality OF
the materials, the styles and the work
manship. upon them. The store also
carries a fine line of hats and caps,
shirts, new summer neckwear, light
underwear for the hot days, handker-
chiefs and hosiery Of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
EDw. F. PIES.

The Well-dressed men Of Ladysmith
and vicinity usually so to Ed +.
Pies whenever they want a new suit
or oTercoat made, or anything else in
mems tailoring. Mr. Pies knows how
10 pat that distinctive touch to that
suit on overcoat Of yours that makes
1t look just right on you. His stocks
of Wo0iasfs algla other fabrics for the
simmer and 5fall,ro 1922. are now in
AND 5tastgS fer the inspection OF the
naQ al thts city. ThoEaWill find some
5alendid materials here for their new
suits and 0EerG0atssa
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RI. CiDENDCPF.

For years, Mr.. Oldendorf has been
making suits, overcoats AMI trousers
for men Of Ladysmith and vicinity
who take pride in appearing well and
correctly dressed. They will find
some splendid materials here for their
new suits and oyercoats; in fact it is
doubtful II a more carefully selected
stock Of woolens and clothing fabrics
has ever been brought to this city
This shop does all kinds Of pressing,
cleaning and remodeling Of suits and
other wearing apparel.
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SPOONER STATE BANK,

The time to start savings account
is row and the Spooner State Bank
is the bank with which to make your
connection This bank offers you up
to-date and conservative banking fa-
ciiities and service in every depart
ment. The officers and directors of
the bank are men of standing and in
tegrity in this community and be-
cause of their business ability and
sound judgment they have brought it's
present success to the bank. i
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/. Il. SATHER.

You have never had a better oppor-
tunity to get a high grade suit Of
clothes or overcoat or tailoring of any
kind, than is offered you now by l.,
H. Sather, Merchant Tailor. You are
assured of a perfect fit at the Sather
shop and will also get suit that will
please you in it's fit and one that will
give splendid service. Mr.. Sather does
altering and repairing of all kinds,
also pressing and dry cleaning.
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A. J. JuReENsoN,

The service is prompt and refined
here and the food of the very best
quality. The special dinners of the
lunch room are deseryedly popular,
while it also specializes in short or
.ders that are also of the highest mer-
it. Travellers and autoists, picnic par
ties and others enjoy the lunches that
are put up there at all times of the
day on short notice. A very carefully
selected stock Of cigars and tobaccos
Is carried, also confectionery. !
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a. w. THoRsNEss, D. D, s.

You can have good teeth if you con-
suit with DIR. Thorsness and let him
put them in order. He uses the best
standard materials and guarantees all
Of his work. 1t has become recognize
ed more and more that ones appear
ance can be changed by ones teeth.
Also, protruding teeth tend to dis
figure the lips and face. All these
things can be corrected by Dr. Thors-
ness. His Office is also open evenings
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L. j. THOMPSON.

Your investments. will be safe and
secure If made in real estate through
l.. j. Thompson. This Well-knoWn real
estate and insurance firm can be de-
pended upon to give you sound advice
on all matters affecting investments
has some choice farms, and well-locat-
ed residential and business property
in Spooner listed which it will pay
you to investigate. If you need more
insurance Of any kind, you will find
L. ], Thompson is representing some
Of the largest and best companies in
The field.
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Tie Jurisdiction Of the Society of
the Divine Word IN China has been
extended over the vast ecclesiastical
province of Kansu, 5tist north Of 'rhi-
bet. Eight priests from South Shan
ttl1g, accompanied by four Capucllin
fathers left for the new field in Feb
ruary. Tie trip requires a five-waek
caravan journey.
The Rev. Agatha Rolf, @. M..CaD.,
and tie Rev. Rudolf Bloclinser, q. d.
Cap, Of the Pittsburgh province, were
included in the party which was as
signed I'd Sansu.
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SPOoNER TIRE SHOP.
A. 3. Miller, Tire Surgeon.

Before you throw away your worn
tires, consult with the tire repair ex-
perts in the Spooner Tire Shop and
see what they will have to say about
it. Unless your old tires are badly
torn, this shop is able to put a few
more hundred miles of service in your
tires if you don't neglect them too
long. With such splendid vulcanizing
and repairing services available as is
given in this tire repair shop, there
is no reason why one cannot mate
rally reduce the operating costs Of
his automobile or truck.
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MARUCHECK'S,

Marucheck's is the natural shopping
headquarters for ladies and misses in
search of up-to-date millinery and Ia
dies ready-to-wear. An unusually
large display of the newest correct
millinery is to be found at the Ma
rucheck shop now. Summer styles,
shapes and trimmings are emphasized
very plainly at this, time and at prices
that are unusually attractive and low.
The shop also carries a very fine line
of ladies' ready-to-wear, gloves and
hosiery as we'll as lingeries, silk I'M
derWear, handkerchiefs and the like.