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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
D. A. SMITH AGENCY.

Have you insurance problems? j.
A. Smith Agency, located in the Opera
House block, is one Of the best post
ed agencies in these matters. Be-
cause Of the defiation Of the dollar,
many man and woman does not car
ry sufficient insurance to protect him
self or herself against loss. The pol
icy that gave one ample protection
five years ago has been affected by
the shrinkage in our dollars. Take
the insurance on your home. If you
have the same insurance on it you
had five years ago, will it come any
where near making up your loss
should your house be destroyed now
with high prices for lumber and la
Dor? This is the viewpoint one must
take in considering if he has sufficient
insurance. 1t applies to your life in
surance, wind and crop, stock, acct
dent, theft, and that is why we urge
our readers to get in touch with this
we'll known insurance expert and rep
Iresentative, and be sure that they real
ly have the protection they want ant
need. -. -~ -,: s"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
w. n. HOBBS SUPPLY CO.

i One of the most successful firms OF
the great Central West is the w. Fl.
Hobbs Supply Company of Eau Claire.
Since the firm was organized in 1885,
1T has had steady growth and ,ex.'
pansion Of business until at present
it does business annually of hun
dreds of thousands of dollars in mill.
plumbing and heating supplies, as
well as in hardware and automobile
accessories. The success of the w. II.
Hobbs Supply Company is written
around the business ability, integrity
and vision of w. Fl. Hobbs, its found
er IS years ago, who saw what this
part of the country had to offer i'm the
future for him. From a modest store
the business has been developed until
now it Is housed in a modern $350,000
1 jobbing house, with over two acres
Of floor space filed with stocks OF
all kinds. The stocks include about
Everything needed in building opera
lions, builders hardware, mill supplies
and the latest devices in accessories
for automobiles. The history of this
firm is one of fair dealings at all
times, its stocks are the highest quail
ity and the guarantee of the firm is
back of them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
HOWE SHOE CO.

You can always find some wonder.
full values and bargains in the stocks
Of shoes carried by the Howe Shoe
Co., ZIG South Barstow street. Like
wise, the splendid stocks carried en-
able the patrons of the Howe Store
to make the selections they want as
to style, feathers and colors. 1t is not
only quoting some attractive prices
on winter footwear but its new spring
and summer stocks which are now in
offer unusual values and the prices
quoted are considered unusually low
considering the quality of the shoes
The very latest styles of shoes, best
of feathers and superior workmanship
are found here. The store also gives
special attention to the correct fitting
Of every shoe, so that patrons find the
greatest possible shoe comfort.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
ERlrY COMPANY.

When you want good things to eat,
those that are just little better in
flavor and quality than ordinarily
found, then go to the Erity Company's
store, 312 South Barstow street. The
Erity store is the home of the best
quality of groceries and meats the
grocery line being a recent addition,
because of the demand of the patrons
of the store that groceries be added.
The Erity market has long had a large
patronage because of the quality OF
meats carried and the low prices that
prevailed, considering quality. Now
with the addition of a grocery depart.
ment, the store is able to fill every
possible demand you may have for the
best of foods. On the whole, the Fri
ty store offers the solution Of ones
problems of reducing the high cost OF
living because of the low prices and
high quality of goods carried.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
LAURITZEN FLORAL CO,

When you need flowers for any oc-
casion, be sure and place your order
with the Lauritzen Floral Co., 303
Grand avenue East, Eau Claires lead
ing florist. All you have to do in
placing your order for flowers with
Lauritzen is to tell the nature of the
occasion, and you can depend upon it
your gift will be made up properly.
Special attention is given to out of
town orders, and they are forwarded
by the next mail or express after re-
ceipt. If you need cut flowers and
potted plants for special decorations
for some social event in your home
club, church or lodge, YOU can rent
them here and have the assistance OF
skilled florists to assist you in the
decorations and arrangements.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
EAU CT ARE CREAMERY CO.

When you buy the next pound of
butter from your grocer or favOfites
market, be sure and insist that you
lie GIVEN the Robin Brand. This is
the oraduct of the Eau Claire Cream
cry Co., 124 South River street, and
on can be sure that it is wholesome
and pure and the best brand on the
market Every care is taken and no
expense is spared in making Robin
Brand Butter. Every can of cream
that comes into the factory is care
fully inspected and graded. Nothing
but the very best is selected for Rob
in Brand The cream is then careful
|ly pasteurized and scientifically
ripened and churned under the most
modern methods No expense is
spared by the Eau Claire Creamery
Company to put the very highest
grade OF butter on the market. The
company. has consequently made an
enviable reputation for itself because
of the care it gives in making the best
butter that it is possible to make.
The same applies to the ice cream
made by. this company. Every pre-
caution is taken to keep all utensils
and every machine used in the factory
in perfect, sanitary condition. Moth
ing but the very sweetest and best d
cream and the purest OF ingredients
enters into the manufacturing o.
Robin Brand Ice Cream.
| The factory is the largest and beS
Equipped of any of its kind in thi!
part OF Wisconsin, and is ready. at al
times to furnish you with any kind o
ice cream you want on very shor
notice.
There is nothing more delicious TO!
a spread for your bread than Robi1
Brand Butter-and for the perfec
ending of a good meal, nothing is be.
ter than Robin Brand Ice Cream.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
TAYLOR MOTOR CAR co.

How about it this coming 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-
ioyment out of life? The Taylor Mo
tor Car Co., on North Barstow street,
is the agent of the Ford line of cars
in Eau Claire and carries full line
of all models and Ford parts as well.
Order now while the Taylor Motor
Car Co. cam make you prompt deliv-
cries The 1922 season gives every
indication of being the largest in sew
eral years and this means there is go
ing to be a big demand for Ford cars.
The superiority of the Ford as a bust
ness and pleasure car, it's splendid
and powerful motor, it's economy of
operation, all make it the ideal car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
SIMON ROSENBERG,

Simon Rosenberg, tailor to ladies
and gentlemen, 412 Wisconsin street,
is showing one of the finest lines of
woolens and other suit and overcoat
fabrics that has even been brought to
Eau Claire. Mr.. Rosenberg made a
special trip to the east, visiting the
various wooden mills and personally
selecting his stocks in order to be
certain that he received the best
grades that the market affords. We
are glad to recommend Mr.. Rosen.
berg to our readers for we know he
knows good materials, and also he is
an experienced tailor and will give
you perfect fit and perfect work
manship on any clothing he may
make for you. We are glad of this
opportunity to recommend Mr.. Rosen-
berg to the patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
1.-THE BOSTON STORE

The %verN latest offerings in wear
ing apparel and wraps for women and
misses, are to be. found in the sea
sons latest styles now on display at
this store. Without doubt, this firm
has the most elaborate and carefully
selected stock of coats, sweaters,
dresses, frocks, waists, skirts and lin
geries ever brought to this city. This
store has always been a popular shop
ping center in this community. The
springs and summer styles call for
some delightful creations in womens
and children's wear, all of which are
TO be found in the new stocks now on
display at. this store. Special bar.
gains in hosiery, underwear and neck
wear Of all kinds make the store a
good PLACE to shop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
ROSENTHAL-cOPLAN CO.

The ladies of Eau Claire and vicini-
ty will again this season make the
store of Rosenthal-Coplan Company
their headquarters for shopping. The
1922 styles can be seen to the best
advantage in the big showing of suits,
coats, dresses, skirts and other arti.
cles just fresh from the fashion marts
of the east. Ladies will find it is to
their advantage to look over the spe.
cial groups of spring coats, suits and
dresses and special lines Of hosiery
which have been brought to Eau
Claire this season by Rosenthal-Cop
Ian Company. Not only are the styles
authentic, but the quality of the ma
terials, the colorings and the work
manship on the garments are beyond
comparison with any other. You can
not afford not to call at the store and
see the wonderful display there await
ing your inspection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
REsNEck-BEReER COMPANY LA
DIES SHOP

The stocks of merchandise to be
found in the store of Resneck-Berger
Company on South Barstow street
are representative of the best mercan
tile houses in America. Likewise, the
prices that prevail in this store reflect
the best efforts of responsible firms
to place their commodities before
their patrons at the very lowest prizes
levels. Ladies and misses find thai
their, taste in wearing apparel is bes1
satisfied by the splendid showings o.
coats, suits, dresses, skirts, shirI
waists, sweaters and lingeries Away!
to be found here in this progressive
store. The styles for spring are nov
in and are truly wonderful. The
store also carries complete line o
hosiery, lingeries, underwear for al
members of the family, waists ant
dresses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
I-nRH--El-.zrAYEnR

You cannot afford to neglect your
health by neglecting your teeth. I'm
perfect teeth or diseased teeth mean
that sooner or later your digestion ID
going to become impaired and then
will follow i'll health. You can have
good teeth if you consult with DR.. G.
III. Taylor and let him put them in or
der. He uses the best standard ma
terials and guarantees all of his work.
A tooth that has been extracted and
not replaced means that soon there
will be a change in the appearance OF
the face at that point in the jaw.
He has a complete X-Ray equipment
for use in his extraction work. His
offices are, on the first floor of the
Ingram building and he makes nc
charge for examination and estimates
His Office is also open evenings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
SECURITY STATE BANK
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
A BANK OF CHARACTER

Character is that indeflnable some.
thing in you by which you are known
and rated by your fellow men. If You
are of good character. because of right
morals and high ideals. people find i'm
you a sense of security, and an in
clination to depend upon your prom
ises.
To inspire this sense OF security I'm
you on the part of others, you must
feel secure in yourself. You must have
confidence in your own mental abiI.
ity, moral integrity, physical power
land, in this commercial world of to.
day, your financial stability. Securl
ty in the knowledge Of your own
financial stability can only come when
you are backed by actual money Of
your own acquisition held in trust in
safe hands
The Security State Bank of Fan
Claire, known as the bank that saws
Thank you," implies this safety in
its name. and is equipped to back its
policy with $50,000.00 capital and 4
corps of thoroughly experiences and
conservative officers and directors
When You place your money In this
bank you can be secure in the belief
that 1t will be there when YOU wart
1t. and, in the meantime, will be earn
ing more than its keep. We are glad
to recommend this bank to our read.
ers' patronage. III af $50
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
PAleE.EoRp MOTOR co.

The spring and summer driving sea
son will be here before you know it,.
Have you decided to get another year
out of your car. or are you going to
replace it? If the latter is to be the
case, don't place your order for new
car until you have looked over the
Paige and Chevrolet cars. for which
the Paige-Ford Motor Car Co., corner
Wisconsin and North Farwell streets,
have the Eau Claire agency. Reduced
prices now prevail on all 6-66 models.
Every car in this famous line has been
sweepingly reduced, the reductions
ranging from $3.50 to $500 The com
pany will be pleased to have you call
on its salesman and look over the
different models Of Paige and Chevro
let cars on the sales floor, certain that
you will realize that your choice will
be among this showing. =.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
ST. HPATRICk'S CHURCH., EAU
.S~ScLAlRE, WIS.

1t was as long ago as December,
1860. that the Catholics living in the
aeighborhood of Eau Claire, Wiscon-
sin. organized the congregation of 81.
Patrick. This arrangement was eff
fected under the direction of the Rev.
Henry Reinhart who, the parish rec
ord CGscloSes, had charge of the con-
gregation from the time of its organ
ization until September 1867. There
have &been number who have filed
The position of pastor of this congre-
cation since the administration of Fa-
ther Reinhart. the time of their sue
cession- and periods of their pastorates
at Eau Claire being as follows: The
Rev. Fathers Maximilian de. Becke,
from September, 1857, to September,
1868; tHerty sKampschroer. September,
1868, to June. 1869; Joseph Moder,
June,F 1899. to September, 1871; A.
Koke, February, 1873, to May 2, 1874;
G. Keller, January, 1875, to March,
1875: Martin Connolly, March, 1875, to
january, 1880; y. G. GCollins, Septem-
Der, 1880, to February, 1885, Thomas
Kelley, February 1889, to October,
1891, and the present rector, the Rev.
-rthur BIS, Dunno, who has had
charge of.4Lhe2 parish since the latter
date. sr@zsg
The Rev. Arthur b. c. Dunno. pres
ent rector of ST. Patrick's, was born
in Prairie du Chen on June 2, 1866
There he attended the parochial
schools until IA years of age, and in
1880 entered St. Johns university
Minnesota. Glns 1881, he entered Sa-
cred Heart college at Prairie du Chen
it being the first year the college was
thrown open for instruction. From
his Institution he graduated in elias,
sizes in 1885, and entered st. Francis
seminary near Milwaukee, in Septem.
her ofsthe same year. completing his
philosophical and; theological studies
at theslatter institution. He was or
dainedSto the priesthood in La Crosse
July Il 1892. He. was then assigned
as assistant pastor to the Rev T. A
NelleNEof ST. Patricks church, at Eau
ClaireS On the death of the reverend
pastors Father Dunno was appointed
in his stead.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
GEORGE MEIER.

You can find the best solution of
your cost of living problems by max.
ing the grocery store of George Neher,
1923 North Barstow street, your shop.
ping headquarters for groceries, veg.
etables and produce of all kinds. The
stocks of this store are turned sever
al times yearly, so its buying pow
ers are necessarily large and heavy
and the best prices are naturally Civ,
en- to its proprietor. II you have no;
made it your trading Headquarters
We urge you to give it a trial and fee
certain you will be pleased with, the
high quality of the groceries you gel
there as we'll as with the. unusual.,
low prices that prevail "
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p. r. PISTON RING CO

One of the busiest and liveliest in
dustries of Eau Claire is the P. r.
Piston Ring Co., GOA East Madison
street. The automobile industry is
rapidly approaching the forefront of
all American industries, if not the
leadership of the world. The P. r.
Piston Ring Co. has placed in the
market an improved piston ring that
meets all the requirements of gas and
steam engines. Certain principles are
included in its design that make ii
particularly valuable and an improve
ment over the old forms of piston
rings. The demand for these piston
rings is constantly growing and means
still further success for the company
and probable expansion of the plant in
the very near future.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
MADoRe CIGAR g. roRAcco CO.

Our readers will certainly be able
to find something in cigars and tobac-
cos to please them in the big stocks
carried by the Madeira Cigar and To
bacco Company, whose wholesale
store is at Ia South Barstow street.
One of the popular brands manufac-
tured by this concern is the Eau
Claire Club Cigar, and many other. ma,
|tionally advertised brands are car
ried in stock. The Madeira Cigar e
Tobacco Company also conducts re-
tail cigar stores. known as the "A. E.
Burlingame Company, where all their
private brands are also sold. "A big
variety of pipe and chewing tobaccos
are to be found there, las we'll as the
popular brands of cigarettes. You
will also find a large selection of pipes
and other articles. for smokers, be-
sides a fine line OF liigf1grade box can can
dies. A fine pool5room with good bill.
lard and pool tables affords our read.
ers an opportunity to pass a pleasant
hour or more here at very, small
cost. 45
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
EAU CLAIRE WELDING co

E There is no need for you to be long
delayed over broken parts of any ma.
chinery when you send or take them
to the plant of the Eau Claire Weld.
ing Co., on the corner of Galloway
and North Dewey streets. It is the
home Of expert welding by the oxy-
acetylene Welding process. In addi-
ton to welding work of all kinds, the
plant also repairs scored cylinders of
all kinds. One, of the wonders of the
age made possible by the oxy-acety-
lene method of welding is the ability
to repair cracked cylinders and such
important parts of machinery. I'm
der their process, cracked or broken
cylinder can be put in first class con-
dition practically as good and strong
as new, and with very little delay and
inconvenience to the work of the en-
CINE affected.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
EAU CLAIRE DECORATING CO.

Spring will soon be here and you no
doubt are planning on doing consid-
cradle painting and decorating. There
is nothing like paint and new paper
to brighten up the interior of home
If the right color schemes are worked
out and the work is done skilfully.
Ilf you are the least bit particular
about the kind of work done, you will
naturally want it done by the Eau
Claire Decorating Company, 4O3 South
Rarstow street The company en-
ploys only the most skilled workmen.
II has a reputation for doing the most
artistic work and some of the largest
public buildings, churches and many
OF the elaborate private homes of Eau
Claire and vicinity show the good
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01
Johnson g. HUCEATT.

The men and young men of Eau
Claire and vicinity have learned they
can always find the best values and
latest correct STYLES in clothes in the
splendid stocks carried by Johnson &
Huleatt, in their two stores, one at
4l6, WateFstreet and the other at 421
Bellinger street. This firm is one of
the live wire and progressive ones OF
the city, and is satisfied only with
the vely best grades of clothing, such
as the well known clothes, Hart
Schatfner &. Marx" line. and the latest
in mems furnishings, for inspection OF
their patrons. also a swell line OF
shoes. Clothing and shoe prices are
now down to- rock bottom and now is
the time torstaie. advantage of, these
conditions and get that new suit OF
overcoat you have been holding back
from buying. Underwear for all sea,
sons Of the year. is carried in big
stock. .., VI 5s.s
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M. O. LARSON RooTERy

Shoes that fit perfectly and give the
wearer absolute comfort, that wear
well and are attractive in appearance
are always found in the well stocked
and modern shoe store of NJ. O. Lar
son, 216 North Barstow street. Sat-
isfaction and service are always found
by shoppers at this store, for M. O.
Larson Company places a satisfied
customer before all else in their bust
ness. If your foot is hard to fit, if
you have foot trouble of any kind, try
this store for your next pair of shoes,
and see if they cannot discover here
just what your trouble is, and relieve
it. The new stocks for spring and
summer are now here.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH, EAU
s CLAIRE. WIS.

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In August, 1876, the Germans who
had heretofore, in connection with the
Irish Catholics, formed one congre-
cation, withdrew and established one
of their own OF these, there were
at that time about sixty families, of
whom the Rev. Paul Geyer was ap-
pointed first pastor. He proved an ac-
tive, interested worker in behalf of
this new congregation, and during his
administration nice new parsonage
was erected, as we'll as building,
which for the time being. served as a
church as well as for school purposes
and Sisters residence. Father Geyer
continued as pastor of. the congre-
cation of the Sacred Heart until May,
1915 when the Rev. Joseph Boehm
was appointed. At this time, the ac-
cumulated debts of the congregation
amounted to $4,000, and the condition
of affairs generally seemed anything
but favorable to their liquidation in
| the near future Between the years
l1S77 and 1880. however, Eau Claire ex-
perienced somewhat of a. boom, peo-
tple of diversified business interests
looming in from all quarters and talk
| ing up their residences here. This
beneficial change. as in other matters,
also had its effect uponsthe Church
Interests, the congregation increasing
in number and becoming financially
stronger. So apparent did this be
come that in 1880 Father Boehm
thought it advisable to, and did begin,
the erection of the $4,000 church
structure, and also enlarged the school
building and Sisters residence.
| Father Boehm died August %, 1893,
leaving, in spite of ali these, under.
takings, but $1,000 in accumulated in
ldebtedness for his successor to de-
| fray.
In October, following the death OF
1.-THE pastor the Rev John B. Metzler
assumed the passionate. Some three
years prior TO This coming, however,
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HAANsTAD G. JOHNSON.

The 1922 styles and effects in mems
and young mems suits and overcoats
find the best expression at the. well
stocked clothing store of Haanstad &
Johnson, 1876 South Barstow street.
No better values will be found in any
store in Eau Claire or vicinity, and
the selection is large one from
which to select. The tall and short
men. the thin and stout men, will find
suits and overcoats here to fit them
and at prices within their reach. The
line Of haberdashery in the latest
styles, effects and colors. The newest
thing in shirtings, hosiery, hats and
caps. gloves and underwear all are to
be found here