-"'*—__“W-i, 'W'VWHTS'rr-Wq‘fii‘tfi’fi 5=F‘--=:—'fii‘—Tr‘v—i 'T'"er-1vo-j‘njoffjo‘ffi‘, v’fl Try-7':— my "mnirmmm-r. .1 .-.r-.- - 'x— ' ‘. ' > \ ~ I . 7 . - one L . .. . . stoop . ‘ I. PAGETHEEE;_"..*.‘Z' . _ . unis-sir. REGISTER 4;, 2 - . .& r _ __ : g p g ~ zance'i of ‘Pirafes S "i" Pen P- N I I TIMELY ARE HELPFUL AND ;. tackle; poles, minnow buckets, life cane ,jsckets, Car-top boat carriers. etc. The choice LAURENCE Srunsn of seeds is im- By Mas. most PAINTING CONTRACTOR VARNISHES — WE SELL FISHING LICENSE, What good for Good from does portant. seeds one more a re- IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPER firm than liable will big divi- infected» with spring fever produce Powell Hardware 00. hands? earth in one’s dends. Poor seeds slow in feel of the are Tel. 435 7th 12 Ave. S. Cloud St. taxman garden‘ coming they finally has become and when America con- up, ST. CLOUD, MINN. the they only provide and of scious, scattered not to es- appear are help tables in- quality. This seldom hap- sentials and for its poor abroad, the food shipments good seeds. to pens crease of Schellinger also the enjoyment but for Bros. Seeds three pro- in varieties, come eatables. ducing its early, Sowing own medium, and late. SIVINSKI GO. THE that By have seeds expected gardeners to mature most are BUILDERS now, will hotbeds brilliant early leave the gardener the with the not ten— Reliable Contractors wondering the the der of early lettuce, rad- whys of to green as Foi‘ Phone 2355W delay. planting ishes, onions. While instance, and an some mono J. A. SWINSK‘I 14th 121 Ave. So. variety so. gardeners early radish late in the first plotting their of are will planting others produce strong—fla- grounds, season a are en- Funeral Service their vegetables. and coarse-textured radish. joyin‘g Dan- vored first should minimized by sowing the Careful attention be paid is W ger wishes vegetables. the kinds gardener hardier forms of these to a Holilor Drug SERVICE Go. DAY PHONE 908 CHAPEL people lot of plant A potatoes grow. on - Patrick’s regardless of St. day, Plant early possible, PHONE 1804 912-914 NITE ST. GER. peas as as REXALL AGENCY the weather. sud— If because thrive cool snow comes they best in Prescriptions Specialty denly the early beds of a Line of Furniture weather. Complete St. Cloud, on vege— There early and late Minn. are Kodak Supplies & Toiletri- tables, do because not on continu- worry, varieties for planting. A S’I‘. CLOUD. MINN. the be they will day next warm supply table be for ous your can the ready of ground. to out had pop by planting the two to rows When three Weeks sowing of the apart. any vege— table seeds indoors, keep try to weather Corn is strictly hot { a T1111ng CORSETS fairly well the soil dry and venti- vegetable, and planting in June, lated, because fungus disease a BaeiitderAlggilS’anco after the ground has warmed Comfgxlt up, l’ called “damping off” all threatens will produce sturdier stalks. Plant- I! CALL 1794.w This indoor sowings. disease will ing enable short will in corn rows TERESA R, BAUER r take its toll of beds seed pollinization open and thus in cross pro- ‘7" :715 well. Plants need air in the Ngouenere as duce whole kernel of The a corn. 5th Ave. Cloud' St. soil well air the top north as over of the is \the as end garden of them; avoid overwatering ideal for the site, so for spot corn production (left right) Leonilla In their major of the students foreground), and iate to year and keeping the seed beds soaked. while maturing, the will not corn Leodenu Cold Thielman, Stone, of Boniface’s high school, Spring, presented Alvin Donna. Dietman, St. commercial disinfectant, such A Shade the other as of part your gar- Theisen, Sullivan’s “Pirates Penzance" May Walz, Sylvan Nierenhausen, Le 'Roy Gilbert and of sold the mercuric soil disinfectant, ‘ en. Nierenhausen, John O’Connor. o: Principals the shown Domma and in 9. Operetta two-act are houses, is good seed at most selection Care in brush- A a pre- and v a I? (immed- Schmit and James Terhaar above: Gerry cg; Apply di- ventative. according to {* garden reliable in up on care a rections the packages about book will aid on a garden the gardener , SISTEHSIEIBH PAINTS ' planting week prior the two to THESE BOOKS LIBRARY FOR ASK YOUR realize profits and or to more success date. his when he garden starts venture habit this spring. The drenching plants of Complete line of continually with commercial fer- Divine Pursuit. The TEN FIHSllllllfl lflll BIG THE Inside and out- tilizers is harmful. Nitrogen is 713. St. Ger. St. Cloud Man Nearest Christ. Small World. Too to a side Barn mainly used for producing leaves paints. DANIEL Now and Forever. This Bread. the and makes of vegetables roots Palm: and win- up Successful Liv- Personality and Lily. The Scarlet tough and fibrous. Nitrogen will dowglass. ' Screwtape Letters. ing. vegetables, such Funeral root Home cause as car- This Molders of Opinion. Night Called Day. and radishes, rots to to tops. Under nine the tutelage of Bene- go specialize in Father Tim. Confessions of Augustine. St. we safe plant- fertilizer when A to Holy Angels, use dictine Sisters in 238-W CLOUD. “INN. TEL: ST. Men of Mexico. Wartime Mission in Spain. is bone meal. ing schools and Cathe- Cathedral grade clothes for the and Andes. Keep home ship shape with wallpaper. Martin—Knight of the See Sam The Great Divorce. smart your our school, dral high 160 pupils com- Secrets of the Rome With Germans. Saints. Inside CULTIVATth Students Give the grades of excellent finest representing In patterns Red first aid new paper pleted Cross well-dressed to courses A Catholic Looks World. the Above the Blue. at man. ' . said Koshiol, recently, Ben J. first value beauty. long lasting utility sud in A Padre Views South America. ADULTS BOOKS FOR County chairman, Stearns Red aid Christian Behavior. No Greater Love. chapter. Cross Your Childhood. Second The Screwtape Letters. PLEASURE A themselves had Musical The sisters Program to W'ho Walk Pride. in Confessions of Augustine. St. PAINT KOERBE instruction complete 45 hours of God. Man Who Got With Wartime Even Mission in Spain. before being quali- three in courses Gall BOOKS FOR CHILDREN and Honey. Get cultivating for set corn fied conduct classes for others: to Above Blue. Poland the and Russia. We have the following SHOP now. on in the standard Eighteen hours O’Clock The World, Father Six Saints. the Flesh, and Sauk In Rapids make cultivating hand to a advanced, and 12 in the 15 course, Saints. New Six O’Clock Smith. pleasure. in the instructors’ Nunn-Bush course. Northern Lights. Beyond All Fronts. ' complet- The first aid 10 classes 20 Sixth Avenue The Our Lady’s Feasts. South Listening Phone Post. attach- 587 ——Hydraulic seat and ualifying ing the for course Hero of Hills. Emancipation Freethinker. the of A dioned'Oxrom ments certificates ollowing: the Amos were An Angel City. Augustine Synthesis. Sauk Rapids—Musical organi- Course hours) Standard (18 —Umbrellas Humility House Man 'Who Dared King. Street. a on Sacred school, zations of Heart school—35 Cathedral high Going His Way. Damien the Leper. ——Speedy Cultivator the under direction of the Benedic— Sister Noreen Instructors: and Story of Jesus for Weapons Boys and for Peace. tine Sisters, will their Sister Valerian. present Shields '51. an- noon Girls. Roped Tied. and v nual spring festival in Sauk Rapids Junior (15 hours) Course ‘ Mary, My Mother. Behold Your King. Wheel Spin- —Steering high school Monday evening, May Cathedral high school—7 Command. A Queen’s Edge of the Abyss. 27, 8 o’clock. A matinee perform- at Sister Valerian Instructor: ners The Redcrosse Knight. Tai- Heel Apostle. o 0 slated is for children Sun- ' Cathedral grade school—75 ance on men’s Keeper of Gate. on Citizen the son Touissant. srone day afternoon, May o’clock. 26, 3 at Sister Paulette, Sis- Instructors: WEIDNER Smoozie. the will Featured be Herman Joseph, Sister Arnolda, ' ter on program Society BOOTERIE Honors THE Ghost of Kingdom Come. Implement Co. the senior piano students, Sacred Fabiola. Elmira,'and Sister Sister Knight of the North. St. Cloud Ger. 516' St. church choirs, Heart and the choral Angels school—42 Holy grade Twenty-One Saints. The Home speaking class. The Boys’ choir of in. Florsheim Instructor: Sister Hubertine. Shoes; GENERAL BOOKS FOR will first for the time in appear READING >Hart, Schaffner Oldest Members and Marx Cloth- this year’s presentation. A 145 Nursesfiradualed - group Wool Merchant 30% of Segovia. SAVE tiny will also have a.role of tots of Charles‘Carroll Carrolton. little in chorus. gay a Paul Oeremonies In St. Overlook Christ. Family That The “Ave is follows: program as Religious Rebels. Three ‘ St. Mary’s Bldg. St. Cloud Maria,” Schubert, by the Young mom wnn us BY " Splendor of Sorrow. Ladies’ “Country choir; Gardens,” Some of oldest members the of Small World. St. Paul.—-0ne hundred and Too 0. Grainger, Catherine Freeberg; St. Margaret’s society guests Hands. These Two forty—five graduated were were nurses the Night,” “Calm Bohm, Leona as honor of the monthly meeting of at White Fire. nursing department of from the TROUSERS and and SUITS “Regina Coeli” Bess; “Salve and the society in the Cathedral grade Life of Pope Pius XII. St. May the College of Catherine Mater,” Gregorian Chant, Young PLAIN SKIRTS school DRESSES social May 13. PLAIN Literature. World’s Great Catholic Most Rev. Louis B. with the 12 room on th Ladies’ choir; “A minor Concerto These included Sophia e Mrs. Rossa Sicca. D.D., Bishop of Lincoln, Man From Kucera, Theme,” Heinzel; Greig, Anna Mae Schcllinger, Ahles, Mary Mrs. Mrs. giving address New Testament—Knox. Nebr., the and Dry Cleaned Pressed .and Pressed Cleaned and Dry con- “Deep Purple," De Rose, Anna Mae Cloud Hospital Anna Lammerson, Mrs. Margaret Harvest. diplomas. VHunan ferring the amt “Trees,” Heinzel; Raschbach, Carol 35c 70c Pufl’, Mrs. Anna Franke, Mrs. received Bread. The graduate This nurses Zachman; choral “Little speaking, Mathew Schroe- Hall, Mrs. Frank their training St. My People. clinical Jo— Thy People, at Hen,” Red “Angelina,” “Casey at der, Mrs. Joseph Nunn, Mrs. Anna St. hospital, St. Paul, and After Bernadette. seph’s A modern, well-equipped hospi- Bat,” Grades .“R0- the and 7; 6 Zapf, Mrs. Mary Dombrovski, and hospital, Minneapolis. Mary’s REBUILDING E flat,” Rubenstein, Esther tal with well-organized SHOE mance EXPERT staff Mrs. Theresa Reichensperger. Each Gals Clip Drip; a - Sandquist; “Concerto Theme,” honored gift .of presented physicians guest and ANSWERS specialists. was a AWAKE; WIDE THE Tschaikowsky, Esther Sandquist; by the president, Mrs. Joseph Prem. 4-9.,‘5-a, 6-b, 1-a, 2-b,‘3-c, 7-a, Conducted by the “God of All Nature,” Tschaikow- Sisters of the moth— Bard The dedicated Prof Blames to 11-a, 12-h, 13-c, 8-3, 9-8., 10-a, program, sky, Young Ladies’ “C choir; HEAD-TO-FOOT SERVICE by St. Mar- presented 14-a. ers, was Minor prelude,” Chopin, Leona Order of St. Benedict garet’s chorus, which the fol- sang —Phone Hofmann, Prop. “Scarf 14— Rudy Bess; Dance,” Chaminade, South 15 Fifth Ave. lowing Maria Lieben numbers: zu Leona Bess; I Abendglucken, Mrs. Peter Zier- and J. Mo.—Austin App, Louis, St. “Anitra’s Dance,” Grieg, Cath- Charles and Mrs. Steinworth, den English Ph.D., the department of BECAUSE Freeberg erine and Gloria Nelson; . . . soloists; Bless This House, May H. college for Word of Incarnate SO MEANT HE “0 Come Creator” “Great and King Coke Brohe; Absent, John Metclaf‘f. for Time Tex., lays Antonio, San out women, Kings,” Young Mens’ of choir; “E the direction The chorus, under TO THEM MUCH blame Shakespeare of much the on Minor Prelude” and “G Minor Prel- Noehring, included of Mrs. Edward prevalent methods for the unethical ude,” Chopin, James Kritzeck; Schneider, Mrs. Herman Mrs. John who faced women are among young ‘S “Clair de Lune,” ' Debussy, Cath— .o Peter Zierden, Mrs. Schaefer, Mrs. the problem of refusing with the A ) erine Freeberg; “Romance,” Sibe— Inderrieden, Arthur A. B. Mrs. suitor. unwanted attentions of if an 5i lius, Marjorie Lawrence; “Fraidy George Juenneman, Donken, Mrs. of the Writing in the May issue Cat,” Tiny chorus Tots with Joanne Mrs. Mrs. Nicholas Landsberger, magazine Queen’s Work, sodality Bobby and Lagergren soloists; Joseph Mrs. Richard Wie- Scholen, as author cites published here, the F Sharp “F Nocturne” and “Fantasy- Schneider, Mrs. ber, Mrs. Michael ‘3‘ Olivia Twelfth Night, who Lady in Impromptu,” Chopin, Anna Mae Pfafi’, Krafnick, Mrs. Jacob Anton of the devotion reciprocate cannot Heinzel; choral speaking, “Conver- Charles Steinworth, and Mrs. Mrs. when the Count Orsino and who, sion,” “Be Glad You’re Ameri- Klopper. Raymond The an accompan- knocks orders her gate, at count can,” “Lovely Lady,” Grades 6 and ist Mrs. Math Maus. is sick, “I her to servant or say: am undying to “C Sharp Minor Walse” “A 7; and express will, dis- Sunday what Communion home; to not at . . . you Major Polonaise,” Chopin, James “Usual- miss him,” and comments: to devotion pre- Set for June Kritzeck; 9 and ‘iPater Noster” and . . . I stand by Shakespeare. ly . . “Thanks God,” Young Ladies’ ‘ be to all for Sunday him Communion I The annual But this occasion memory serve accuse on choir. will ideal.” for the Feast St. Margaret false, negative of of a fol- generations to the Cathedral women’s/1col- held in be June 9 the The professor at a on More Than 400 Alleml . in o’clock Mass in the lege the of the 8 describes storm the upper pro- insist low, very on Members asked students, who church. to from his meet test are sup— HOOW conference of tribute the school 7:45. Shakespeare in finest in the grade money at contro- port Ubereckcn, pointedly: “What is Mrs. Raymond and ask cap- versy, DRINK insist buy on can calls bowling drip tain of the girl do when team, to an. some . . a . date?” nouncedthat St. Margaret’s Dr. App’s team her for New 400 Prague—More than memorial. answer a VIGIL FOR a ‘ in the Pleasure honesty, for he first place is plea for .1 the spring attended a says: won persons con- ORANITE provokes the institute. “Lying either fails, league ference Minnesota Council WIRTH at of the or a gift devastating rudeness ally presentation to The of of Catholic Women here May 16. a re who eventually.” Monsignor Edward Mahowald, S PAT OFF- Mrs. Paul, REG C. G. Hencier of St. 0 WORKS IV COMIAH' aha-a...— COCA~C°|A 90 III article concludes with the AUYIOIIII dviser of the .OYYLID UNIII spiritual The chairman, reported organization so— was appreciation girls imagine ciety, approved in advice that to try member the enrollment of 11 was new Cloud, Coca Company, Cola Bottling St. Minn. St-Mg‘fd’ Eviest Lady on help and themselves in the position of his of 1945, units since October, generous co—opera- repre- (3, is 52 - . way sincere spiritual guid- Olivia rehearse their and and tion senting 1,058 ' answers, They’re here women. for l in you _.4 girl how she for “every rchearses chief speak- o' of honor and Guest i ance. . right I Played will ‘yes’ when the long Cards Rev. G. short the Most John sleeve styles say man er was or VIGIL MEMORIALS Why should she also not Paul. Murray, Archbishop of St. A proposes. Following Meeting _ —in knitted fabrics and in WIRTH WKS- the when she GRANITE SILLOUD rehearse for times Dillon, Hennepin Michael county ANYONE OAN NOW! HAVE PLENTY OF meeting cards After the ‘no,’ deny, yet must must Minnesota spoke the attorney, were say on fine shirtlngs. 5.. played by Mrs. insult?” with prizes should hurt not Correction Youth act. won or HOT WATER IN A JIFFY! William Schroeder, Mrs. Michael Hinnen- Frank. llnils Schwinden, Mrs. Richmond Parish $1.95 Paul Koshiol, Mrs. RELI'OIOIIS kamp, Mrs. Braun, Mrs. Ida Steinke, Theodore and Joinl Heeling Hold up Louis Reed, and Mrs. and Mrs. POCKET SIZE NEW ARTIOLES . prize Nicholas The Landsbergcr. WATER PORTABLE mother the present LESS for youngest HEATER COSTS "-‘ society Richmond—St. Joseph's Raymond awarded Mrs. to THAN $2.00 was ROSARIES Catherine’s and St. society of Sts. ELL-MI Uberecken. Mrs. Joseph Prem Gas Than Faster Boils was Paul’s parish and Peter met PRAYERBOOKS con- evening. chairman for the social following jointly last week here FAST- LIGHTNING Merer place HOLY WATER FONTS will hold Margaret’s its a. St. next YOU’LL THINGS GET STYLISH in individual meetings. Heater WAY Water Electric a which time June 11th meeting at CRUCIFIXES oi‘ containing pail, kettle tub, speaker William pan, The main was be special and will socket. there Plug in the nearest water. mg“; WEAR AT a program TO Cloud who A. Boerger of St. spoke minutes hot in few SCAPULAR MEDALS presto of of Feast in celebration the a party —— . coming of the the convention of Win- water! A sufficient quantity, Father Lor- Peter St. Margaret. PRAYERBOOKS FOR , day night. Faster ter, Aid association St. Paul Catholic in or summer, will Cathedral be rector, $2.00. less than than costs yet I sung, new gas, SERVICE MEN The, Men Store Well Dressed for his and explained of work some build hot No fires water to to meeting. speaker the the at or the with the youth organization. of and down No running up carry. We complete line of , carry fuel‘ bills. a stairs. No heavy Math Aretz, president of the Min- top Inexpensive. The STORE Handy I Portable ! CLOTHES" “NEW FUNERAL OOLBERT ofl'ice and school supplies s. Aid, Catholic spoke in- nesota on Originally $3.75. Now $1.75. the Catholic Aid. of aspects AND surance ADD 10c FOR PACKING Short also deliv- POSTAGE HOME The Fritz-Cross Co. messages were the Rev. Anthony Ronel- ered by the Opposite Post Office in St. Cloud Mondloeh & Ehresmann lenfitsch, 0.S.B., and the Sénice pastor, Ambulance 26 No. 6th Ave. ,4; Bloms, 08.13. Rev. Romuald r PATRONIZE St. Cloud, Minn. PHONE so Lunch served by members z was OUR ADVERTISERS MINNESOTA Cloud ST. MARTIN. St. 18 5th Ave. So. - society. St. Catherine’s of I :‘I’