>0; fififl-EI‘QNWF’ ‘=-.zis g.-V-.._f.=... aw 1 FT”, rig”, "ii-(urn if .r'T-I'.‘ 3‘“! 11‘“ "-"z'ti’a ,‘i‘W‘il', " --“fi?’“2‘"_ ..» first" 1‘3; i. q-_;;- ' s; - was. F , —' Inca ' y .1" ' ' , l _ - ‘ J - '4”: . , . PAGE EIGHT CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. Friday, March 18, 1949 Seven Sets of One School Twins Campaign Heads in CENTRE SAUK mnnmnse Friendly Firms These Business Are Appointed Patronage and Your Appreciate Deserve Pnernnnimn counse For Cancer Drive , GOPHER HATCHERY STATE IN MORRIS—St. school Mary’s Sunday, March o’clock. Relations 20—3 between husband and Headquarters Sunk Centre Poultry and wife, birth, and Seventy‘five campaign nursing. Men: county Dr. James ‘ pregnancy, P. O’Keefe, St. Cloud. .Women: chairmen for the Minnesota,divi- Dr. Henry J. Reif, Proven CHICKS STAR * St. Cloud. sion of the American Cancer Leaders so- Wednesday, March 23—8 What ciety’s allowed, April is what fund drive is for- p.m. Diamantic were Dependable Service bidden in marriage. Father Paul Kunkel, named this week Wallace Browns Valley, by L. and Father Joseph Kirchner, Herman. Boss, campaign manager.~ state YLE IN ALEXANDRIA—St. Mary’s church SHOP NATHE ST Heading the all-out effort to Sunday, March 20—2:30 Relations between husband and p.m. in Stearns county conquer cancer wife. Men: Dr. H. H. Leibold, Parker's Prairie. Women: will be John P. Kampa. Stepping CHILDREN’S WOMEN’S AND MEN’S, Dr. W. G. Clifford, Alexandria. the society’s year-round up cancer Wednesday, March CLOTHING SHOES What AND 23—8 allowed, is what is for- p.m. educational during Can- pro-gram bidden marriage. Men: in Father James Mohm, Osskis. Control month will be Mrs. cer Cash and Save Pay Women: Father S. J. Schirmers, Urbank. Julius Buscher, Stearrrs county IN RICHMOND—Sh. MINN. Peter Paul’s CENTRE, and SAUK church field commander. army Sunday, March 20—8' Human and physiology. anatomy p.m. In accepting the appointment as ' Hygiene, venereal diseases. Dr. Henry Broken, Eden Val- campaign chairman, Mr. Kampa When it is ARNDT’S' ley, and Dr. Severin Koop, Richmond. said, “I hap have to am help y an op- Thursday, March HARDWARE 24—8 Marital relations, p.m. MAIN HATCHERY pregnancy, portunity place this to com- birth. Dr. Henry Broker and Dr.-Severin Koop. munity in Kinds the front ranks of All of these Certified U. S. Leghorn: White IN BRECKENRIDGE—St. Mary’s school who actively fighting this are THOMAS C. U. S. Approved Heavies Sunday, March 20—8 H‘uman physiology, and costly disease. anatomy I have p.m. every rea- Hardware hygiene, Own Our venereal diseases. L. Dr. Commercial T. O’Brien and and Feed Dr. J. H. be confident that to Stearns son Fjelde. Minn. Souk Centre Poultry Suppl will contribute county generously es Wednesday, March Marital 23—8 relations, the to fund.” p.m. pregnancy, cancer ‘- birth. Dr. L. T. O'Brien and Dr. J. F. Schneider. The field commander said army IN MELROSE—St. Boniface’s school ' that the people of this community U. 5. Approved Sunday, March Chows Canon Purina 20—8 law concerning marriage. p.m. will give keep giving and help to & U. S. P II Father M. N. Kremer, for Souk Centre. 'CANTIUS’ SCHOOL, St. Sakry, Civil ST. JOHN of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard and law Sakry; II orum concerning ' sons science defeat — cancer. . Tested Hatchery marriage. Livestock and John Lang,’Melrose. Delroy and Darlene Deppa, St. Cloud orphan home; Cloud, of its teachers pupils has and “Anyone have and some can cancer Wednesday, March Poultry 23—8 Anatomy and physiology, back and Margaret Simon Zenzius, children of p.m. row, than half of those who puzzled when they faced by these sets now more are seven hygiene, venereal diseases. Dr. A. A. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gerald Dr. F. H. Zenzius; James and do be cured. Each medi- Patrick twins. They left right, front of are,‘ to can year row, Albany. Baumgartner, Inderieden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inderieden; of sons science cine and lives more McGuire, children Mr. and Mrs. and Patricia of save IN ST. CLOUD—Cathedral high school and Ronald and Donald and Weismann, of Mr. sons through the application of Richard Kucala, Harry McGuire; and Robert new sons Sunday, March 20—8 Canon law Henry concerning marriage. Mrs. Weismann.—(Bob Molitor photo) p.m. knowledge about the disease. John Kucala; D and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. 225 of Schrantz Main Bros.. ‘St. ean Civil law concerning marriage. Men: Father T. S. “A nation-wide of program re- Zilkowski Phone Props. 87 and Lawrence Hall. Women: Father Gregory I} search into the and of causes cure Roettger, 0.5.3., and Fred Hughes. INNESOTA RE, SPORT SHORTS is financed by the CENT SAUK cancer money Wednesday, March 23—8 Anatomy and physiology, p.m. The Heart in f the given April. Family From the same hygiene and venereal diseases. Men: Dr. Carl Luckemeyer. ‘ 0 fund the for the ed- comes money q’ Women: Dr. H. J.-Reif. BY JERRY BOESE de- The listed firms here ucational carried in BERGGREEN program on IN WADENA—St. Ann's school this community throughout and March be remembered Sunday, to 20—8 Canon and law civil serve concerning FUNERAL HOME BY MRS. J. p.m. F. DOERNER the nation. We telling After leading all the to are more way marriage. Judge Rol E. Barron, Wadena, and Father 5. B. distributing when and people about the dump Rochester you Lourdes in are the more CORRIGAN seven Kuznink, Browerville. 0. A. ' signals dang-er doctors tell quarterfinal and round of the state dif- the us Thursday, in patronage March 24—8 The spirituality of marriage and your p.m. Phone 84R 84W that and people Catholic basketball tournament, or more more are the marriage Father L. J. Ohotta, Perham, and ceremony. business. ferent lines of coming “Near them the wood of Fochlad, had for physical St. given much thought to Sank Cloud Cathedral not to slumped Centre. Minn. to cancer Father Joseph Kilian, Rush Lake. examinations. Let’s religion. give badly against Cretin bowed and to nigh the sea." more 0 IN LITTLE FALLS—St. Francis’ to western high school ’ than highly He thought it, have much the Raiders, to touted to 65- conquer cancer gave we ever Sunday, March 20—8 The spirituality The rhythm and poetic of charm, marriage and the p.m. given.” mplemeni however, during the six Friday night, next 38, thus dropping years marriage Men: Father Sylvester Gall, Swan- .l. ceremony. J. wistful Smith the yearning "I of the woods Co. land and where in of beauty of the championship running. out a ville. Women: Father Wilfred Birk, Lastrup. Requiescant imply purpose serious and de~ the people waiting, in seemed Pace The other two representatives of a a song Tuesday, March Church 22—8,p.m. law and civil law concern- McCormick-Deering Farm Implements of the it seemed him, hear Region to IV, Duluth Cathedral to and cision already made. ing marriage. Men: Father Francis Zilkoski, Little Falls. Adam Ebnet .God. St. Boniface’s Cold true of Spring, Service Parts and Women: Father Patrick had decided. He Paul Otto, Flensbux‘g. Holdingford.—Requiem was go- _Mass of- was dropped title of contention out in left he had After he the people fered ing back the “Beautiful March Isle” in 7 St. Mary’s to church for scans mmaarxs srsrsus wuss sensuous mouse wuss — — hurry the Hilltoppers lost Adam to love, Ebnet, always he seemed who 73, a to died as March 4. that still held him enchanted. come ' Uruguay Protests / ma. Stricken While Ebnet Preaching ssun CENTRE. MINN. survives with the Lourdes, following 42-33, and the Bonnies their voices calling him hear to to had And he His great a purpose. children: Mrs. Frank Liebsch (Mar- ' beaten by Winona Cotter, were Montevideo. return. Uruguay—In first going there garet). Upsula: Anthony. Sauk Rapids; a mes— Nashua, N. H.—Stricken with a 39-38. I,_ Mrs. Frank the Sunbachener Uruguayan to (Cecilia). Minister Mora; of had been God convinced that not Patrick sage 0 was heart attack while preaching Richard, the Albany; Mrs. Lawrence Buetz Foreign Al Affairs, S T B N & F I E L D ough Jerry the E Opatz led the Catholic Ac— his doing. A wished him be His missionary own to (Eva), Albany; Conrad, Upssla; Rose, Mass, the Rev. Eugene tion at local ucket brigade Uruguay with points, of 10 captive, picke have de— sermon a these people. Upsala. men and Mrs. Lawrence to a Lange successors Ogasrds to (Mary). clared that teamwork this the keynote of the “free-boot country by Fournier, cannot Holy Infant curate was at re- up after of study And when years John Mrs. Heidgerken MEN’S AND CLOTHING & SHOES BOYS’ main indifi'erent Crusaders’ triumph in their first in face ers” he had bee of the Jesus church, carried the to preparation back and he was to came Sauk Centre—Funeral services of the outrage Bob Rader tourney. perpetrated by h from were the b Hun— t by priests and sacristy other pa- game u g r o it of his choice,” well-drmsed" the “land “It keep to conducted March was for Mrs. pays 7 John Heid- and Owen Seymour garian had regime eight Eire Scot-land Cardinal Mind- to rishioners died shortly after- and gerken on in Our Lady Bishop. of the Angels Sank as Centre Minn. apiece while Tony Primate Guzinski church. szenty, with The land. Rev. Hungary. John of Bettendorf ‘ wards. of- landed From Wicklow, where he fered the Requiem Mass. One daughter. and Joe Weiss 12 with 11 h i T t Were e m e Mrs. Albert northward U]- Paglow, in the 432, Sauk to Center, year sur- high “for Rochester. Bob Borgort about 400 A. vives. apostolate he carried ster, on an scored 15 in the Crusaders’ loss to of Catherine Meagher ALEXANDRIA pir was one successful haVe been to LONG PRAIRIE as never so Cretin. while Don (Jake) Mauer of adven St. Cloud—Requiem ates, Mass offered was equalled. March 8 in St. Augustine’s had Frank church 14, Gozwitz 16, for and and excite ture Catherine Mesgher, 82, who died March knew people: He He knew his Jim Lawler 11 pace‘Walsh’s to and he These F ment) riendly Firms Business was F. 5. One J. sister. Mrs. Mrs. Doerner Thomas E. Barrett, These Friendly F Business irms' The beautiful land. their of lad moun- and brother, cagers. Patrick ' Meagher. seven— a St. a Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage God's love; height of tains—the Cloud. survive. Christian, Burial but he in the He fam- teen. was Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Jerry Eizenzimmer was a stood for out ily lot in the St. Wendel. cemetery at God's wells of the fountains—the Cold Spring, the tall center Mrs. Fred Ahrens scor- blessed shamrock—the the Weddings in Diocese ing mercy; points. 12 A1 Symalla scored Sauk Centre—Funeral services A for Service Regardless of Distance Trinity. nine Mrs. Fred Ahrens and Don Olmacheid eight conducted March to were Lachowitzer-Grover 8 St. Paul’s fol— in church. glory” Mrs. DRUG The “days of Ahrens help the Springer were PETERSON consider- LONG PRAIRIE cause ANDERSON died March FUNERAL HOME 5 the at of 61. Mr. age In persecution. ‘ably. of lowed by days Zelda daughter Pcrham.——-Miss Grover, Dick Martin the only Ahrens was survives with the following chil- Earl became and Mrs. Grover, of Mr. political conquest the the of story Duluth player hit dren: Mrs. Al to consistently Arnzen (Wahlburga), COMPANY Sauk. Lachowitzer, OREAMERY bride Frank of 3 the of son conquering) Centre: Mrs. Edwin (though of the Kemper (Dorothy), from the floor, the all-state foot- never Joseph Lachowitzer, before Nuptial :3.6 ESTABLISHED isiz Melrose; Mrs. Arnold Berchied (Marie), always Gaelic people, of the ball offered March St. Henry’s Mass 2 in star pumping in is 16 tallies. Grey Eagle; Edwin, Sylvester, ALEXKNDRIA. Fred and MINN. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE ASSOGIATIOII Nicholas Donnay. church by the Rev. theme these the immortal of found Lordly and unbeaten St. Thomas’ Rosalia, home. at couple Richard Attending the Mrs. were God-given upholding their people Mrs. Arthur Moog defeated Cotter, 47-41, in the ruins; Phone and Arnie Lachowitzer. Minten 1: Lou; mun _ inviolate rights. St. Cloud.—Requiem Mass offered semis Dick Dunn scored 17 was as Loesch-Molitor March 8 in St. Paul’s church for Mrs. Louella Butter points. The complete the tourney bring that to To story re- up Arthur March Moog, 50. who died March before Rockville.———Msrried 1 5. a SAUK sults (up time) RAPIDS “Republic to the time, The present Rev. John Denery offered the press by Very Rev. Re- are: Nuptial Mass offered the soon The - firms listed here de- Milk quiem Mass. Mr. Pasteurized Moog survives. Quarterfinals Immaculate Burial Zitur in the Concep- Francis will reality. Ireland” become of a in Calvary Molitor, cemetery. church Lorrella daugh- tion was were will th h, this not Sadly, be to remembered and Cream Cretin 57, Sleepy Eye 0 u g serve 36. Herman Elizabeth Molitor, Ed- Roering of .Mrs. and ter These Friendly , Business Firms Ireland of the partition to bring Winona Austin‘,S Mrs. Al- Loesch, of Mr. and 50, rfTJ win n,.P Melrose.—Funeral son services when distributing were con- you are Loesch. The attendants phonse end. PHONE Appreciate and Deserve 18 were ducted Your for Herman Roaring. Patronage St. Thomas’ 72. who 59, De LaSalle an 46. , Loesch. Alvera Schreiner, and Laura 'The died March _ 8. Rev. Day” (as it F. J. Julig “Appointed the dif- The patronage in 15 Cathedral your 44, Rochester 36. Donald Molitor. Long Prairie. Minn. offered the Requiem Mass in St. Pat- the announcing in the called Act rick's church March Semifinals He had ferent Macho-Murphy 10 lines of business. on April 18, 1949. will Republic) be lived in Melrose about three Mrs. years. p» Cretin Browerville.—Before Nuptial Mass 65, Cathedral 38. Roering a St. survives Isle of with the the following Three-fourths of chil- SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. CO. \ daugh— Feb. Marilyn Murphy, offered 19, dren: St. Mrs. Theodore Thomas’ Thelen, Winona New Mu- 47, 41. p indepen- will become Patrick an R. Murphy, became the bride of Asa ter nich; Daniel. St. Paul: Mrs. B. J. Thelen, I Tourney Tid-Bits Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Macho, of and nation. COLD of dent SPRING .. son St. Rose: Mrs. Esther Frampton, Osakis; Kuzniak Frank Macho. The Rev. S. B. still; faithful Arnold Roaring, Patrick, be Melrose: : Mrs. Robert St. The closest Hardware, Joseph’s the Nuptial Mass St. Major offered in Appliances, team to Furniture Thompson any and Othmar came Roering, Elkin. Is‘hd defend" the and “ever bless Jean- the couple church. Attending licking Cretin were 111.: Mrs. Edward Gruenke. 17 points Melrose; Ar- was These Friendly Business Firms enthralled Clarice charm Macho, Ir- mystic Macho, Laverne whose . ette . ' you thur Roering. } New Orleans. There Plenty Sank of band Rapids. Minn. are music fur- Phone 375 Donald was Lee Davis, and Mrs. Mr. wood the gens, lived “near 22 grandchildren where and two great-grand- you nished by Sleepy Eye, St. and Nathan Mary’s; Henderson, Kitzman, Ray children. Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Burial the New in Munich sea.” the was Fochlad, nigh of western Larson. ’St. Thomas’ and Cathedral cemetery. . . . Joseph Denne Bob Markson, former sportswriter Preside Benedictine to St. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered The firms of the Times, listed here covered the de- St. was Cloud tourney Ambulance The firms listed here de- for Joseph Denne, 51. who died March b Cl Teachers’ Newman. for the Minneapolis Tribune. Funeral 9. services So conducted be in to remembered were . ' serve be remembered to u Many Ways-n In Service A serve truly is great St. center Thomas’ St. Anthony’s church burial with in Cal- Mrs. when cemetery. Denne survives Dick Dunn distributing Dunn’s field vary distributing goal when you are are you . . . with the following children: Sylvester, K. F. Olson, Mgr. is percentage astounding, being St. Cloud: Walter Mrs. Nelson your (Janet), patronage in the dif- Retreat Conducts F irst your patronage the dif- in somewhere around the .400 mark. Sauk Rapids; 513W Ronald. Phone St. Cloud; Virgil, Granite Cold Spring Prod- ferent lines serving with the of United business. States ferent lines business. army of Toms Lose air Sauk Rapids. forces Shaw Field, at Sumter, S. Minn. Can Helpful Can. Be ucts and Mary Ann Phyllis, and home. at St. Thomas’, after ringing up Chirhart Henry impressive two .Rainbow victories in Diamond Gray the and the Newmanites at for red-letter night is Tonight St. Cloud—Funeral a services Henry for IlNION NAIB STATE Tournament in Kansas BANK City, OSOAR KRIEG Chirhart THE conducted St. Anthony's WENNER CO. grit feed poultry the in of at opening marks the were college. It Cloud Teachers’ St. your or dropped heartbreaker church March The 9. Rev. Regis Bernard to on a dealer. club. Newman of the for members first retreat J. Wildenborg offered the Requiem Mass. college of Denver, 53-52, in the SAUK RAPIDS. MINN. Hardware, Insurance Furniture, Loans lmple- Mr. Chirhart died March 6 result a' as 1 the Ca- held in the of exercises will be crypt - last Retreat seconds. The Regis speed and OMill Cold of skull from the fractured received ends in fall. Fuel, Furnaces and merits. a a Loans & Insurance versatility Burial Calvary Real much Sunday. in too for the Saturday, and cemetery. Estate thedral Friday, Auction Sales was was Plumbing. on foundations. Spring plant - for Mrs. Jennie Hovorka Toms Paul of ’Sokol. Hamline kept MEMBER FEDERAL Licensed Embalmmg Father Cas- DEPOSIT The retreat master, driveways, walks. St. Cloud—Requiem Mass ‘18—Friday etc. offered right was Phone winning, 150] however, March Rapids Sauk and on INSURANCE CORPORATION Q.S.B., his left sian Osendorf, for Mrs. Jennie fhone Hovorka. 70, who died Spring 29 Cold downed the Regis squad in same .ni.-——Benediction, March 7:3 0 9. Funeral chaplain and services assistant duties OAggregate open- were and granite-sand con- as the finals last ducted Saturday. Holy Angels in church with burial ing Confes- conference, and the College professor of ethics at Isle. Morton Cold Spring, in Calvary' One daughter. at cemetery. Grade Tourney Starts sions. this first Benedict give of St. to Mrs. Frank Barnes of Minneapolis, WEBER sur- Odessa. Minnesota. and LITTLE 19—Saturday FALLS March vives. T. Also Cloud surviving in St. C. stu- sister. Miss for retreat a The Catholic city grade school Rose Skardn. who has made her home conference 8 :30 a.m.—Mass and dents. bucket CLOTHING tournament, with Mrs. STORE scheduled I-Iovorka since 1918. to Co. 2:00 p.m.—Conference Cold(Spring Granite Benedict’s. coming St. Before to E Macho A. this start week. pits champion St. These Friendly Businesq Firms the Cross .m.—Way 4:00 of the chaplain St. Clothes Cassian of Cloud—Funeral Father services Mary’s for Men against and St. Boys Joseph’s were con- was of and ’ ducted A. Macho, Appreciate and Deserve for E. who Your 8‘7. died Patronage. osary University, of the club Newman Waite at MINNESOTA Park on spams. D and Holy Angels team ALBANY March 9. Requiem Mass oll'ered and Benediction 7 :30 was p.m. The Dakota for four North opposite the in — orphanage years. COLD March the in Holy Angels 11 church. SPRING Eight ST. CLOU conference ‘ will be children Newman retreat survive: Mrs. Joseph bracket Lang. St. while oppor— St. Paul’s an upper WALGREEN M LIT’IIIEHFIHILS“, March 20—Sunday Paul; D Henry Mrs. Becker, Paul: St. mix tunity him faces Sacred for to Heart school again of Sauk once Mrs. N. M. Ahles. John Macho Holy and a.m.-—Mass and Com- AGENCY 8:00 MINN. school.” "‘public Rapids the with and St. Anthony’s Frank Macho. Cloud: meets St. Sylvester Macho Communion with munion MELROSE a St. Augustine’s and A. Macho. Minneapolis: in M. Jo- and the lower schedule: Here is the retreat set. Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Other Religious Articles breakfast. Macho. seph Sim Leandra, Calif. Burial in Calvary Father Harold chaplain of cemetery. Kest, was John Mrs. Moser PHOTO FINISHING—FAST SERV- What Teachers’ college Newman the Business They’re Saying These Friendly Firms ICE—EXPERT Studio Little HANDLING; Falls—Funeral Curran En- services were the club will speak in St. Cloud, at close 39c with each roll. We conducted for Mrs. John will de- Moser, who 70. and Your Appreciate Deserve Patronage Communion breakfast. velop and died March return 8. The Very Rev. T. prepaid. Leo postage V be will Keaveny ofiered the Requiem The breakfast Mass in retreat Phone '125 866 E. Broadway Mary's St. church March 12. Burial on Christian Mothers by the served s “Lent is if it makes Christian little unlike in Sacred Heart W less cemetery. D a success was a a j sodality, both Gertrude’s St. and Hardware EM P | RE Bares Christ.” Go. ’: Molar Go. Melrose W. l}. WEBER. ‘ Kes- Cathedral parish. LOIS the of Agent Trumpet Kresge’s .0 yer Michael the is acting sler of St. MEMORIALS, Hardware II! and Coal. Inc. III CLASS It ES FITTED : General FORD general chairman. Insurance “Even the denial philosophy of implies philosophy.” Home Appliances Oliver SPETJIEA‘IlhglsE’INMNIVquMORIALS Martin Harvard of i} AUTO FINANCING Mama SALES Washing Machines SERV'CE and We * * . , HOUSE LOANS Bottled Gu it Phone “Prove love I71 by showing Melrose. forth Minn. works.” your your Telephone 4‘ Little Phone 569 Falls. Ilinn. m s. a rim s: St. Gregory ’i! * * FIELD MADE PROMPTLY REPA IRS .peacefully'the “If willing bear to trial being of you not are EIDH BROS. Studebaker Cars Trucks & pleased with LITCII yourself, will aisweet refuge Our Divine to Dr. R. G. Go’llierg you give International Trucks Master.” McCormick Implements Therese Lisieux of OPTOMETRIST PRIDDU CE (‘0. it I: .t “Let replace not superstitlous . of machines With . us reverence WW“? superstitious horror of them, FOR OVER b them FIFTY-SEVEN ut simply YEARS the tools a use as quE W Highest Pay Prices for Your WARD they are.” FOURTH SIMONET FUNERAL e Integrity and POULTRY, EGGS, HlDES WOOL , * t * MARKET Economical Dignified Personal Service “The'only —- — be delivered to which from fear, paralyzes way MELROSE, MINN. Telephone 666 Little Falls, Minn. action cripples and love and makes perfect charity impossible, . is , Joe Gnifkowskl ‘ remove' to from from trust creatures, and feeble Prepared take Catholic Services our to of the in our own care proper way. MEATS it entirely and place in God, who alone fail us.” powers, can never GROCERIES Thomas Merton The firms listed here . de- MELROSE - HOME-MADE * * s: A. J. SMITH (.70. serve be to remembered VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE SAUSAGE HARDWARE A job make fat ' when distributing may you you are John Deere Farm Implements Tractors Cloud and St. A 9th N. job make 403 Ave. thinner. 30% may you ‘9: patronage the in dif- Hardware Related Lines 3° and your The thing that is what counts it does PHONE 2052-53' Complete . Repair . Serum . and Parts . OUR OWN HARDWARE aint To make sinner. ferent lines of business.~ you s or Established 39 Years! LITTLE FALLS ‘”" Efl’u‘v‘w ‘ Melrose Reprinted from Integrity _ . Faiths-I; Osendorf ‘