PAGE FIVE Seniors Give to' W"! Colherg MELROSE G. R. Dr. WARD FOURTH Drama Mystery MARKET OPTOMETRIST These Friendly Business Firms _ Your Appreciate and Deserve Patronage Guilkowskl Joe. Examined . Eyes MEATS Falls In little GROCERIES p Fitted 0 Glasses HOME-MADE I EM l P R E FOR!) f SAUSAGE Juniors l Little Falls. of St. —— I MEMORIAIS. Melrose Inc. Motor Co. AND HEARING AIDS Cloud St. Francis’ school will N. high present 9th Ave. 403 All Makes BATTERIES For Mystery their play, The of class y 2052-53 PHONE MlNN. MELBOSE, ,, Masked Girl, three-act the 171 Phone Melrose. mys- Minn. at ' Years! Established 39 we sracmuzn IN‘MEMORIALI 201 Phone Kresge'a Over } Monsell, drama by Helen A. tery slugIrocsAtllllgliigrfliHflEPfiIih SALES SERVICE and Friday, and this May 12, 8 at pin, again Sunday, May 14, 3 at pm. on and 8 p.m. PAPER PAINTS-WALL play is The. setting the of a ‘ boarding LITCIIFIELD university house near a school where tWo campus, summer looking home smart wall keep and Paint as your paper can students, Judith and Atkins, Ann PRODUCE CO. large selec- See woodwork. Bradley, played by Ann McGraw, and the walls well our preserve as Shirley Hedrick, Falls, Little and ~ beautiful colors and modern in and wall paints of tion papers Browns Valley, rent to come a designs. We Pay Highest Prices Your for which discover they room soon ‘ previousl the occupied be to room and POULTRY, EGGS, HIDES WOOL SHOP PAINT KOERBER by who ered. man mur was a " For various mysterious reasons, MELROSE, MINN. several Rose Lawn, young women, Kathryn Tremayne, Miss Pruden, Sixth Miss and Carney, played b Betty Minn. Cloud. St. Ave. So. 20 Anderson, Ziebart Rita NTElR-OSE Donna GOLD STAR LOUNGE, hall MEMORIAL resldence , the A at Seventy John- unlverslty. new Super, Little Falls; and Laura nies their lives in the Their recent of will St. named honor gave war. which be in John’s ‘ names ' Hesch, Compliments Buckman, very eager are will be inscribed bronze large plaque in the on a the rent to alumni who their lives World university lost in ,SAU‘K same room. war HARDWARE l lounge. included the plans Alcuin hall, ‘Masked in for proposed II, is Murderers’ FRIEND CENTRE- A ‘ +" '+‘ + ‘+ + + Hardware Related [ Llnee and Lend Suspense , OUR OWN HARDWARE PrOposed St. Lounge John’s Univ. at Firms In the of the Friendly Business drama Melrose These course there is mention made of a Patronage Your and Deserve _._ Appreciate “masked murderer.” few A Memorial glimpses Will her War of in disguise and Be w Heroes to SAUK several mysterious RAPIDS occurrences, ' all solved help the end, neat at y SHOP STYLE NATHE keep the to in plot. the uspense up Collegeville.—One Collégeville.—According the lounges of two figures gath- to These Friendly Business Firms Completing the Joan cast are Alcuin hall I will for planned be ered named in in by the Yurk Times, New the Pasch, Buckman, survey a Mrs. Moss, WOMEN’S CHILDREN’S AND as Appreciate Deserve MEN‘S, and Your Patronage boarding of Johnny Alumni who honor the lost‘ their minimum proprietor the of going school John’s of house; cost to at St. SHOES CLOTHING AND Korll, Iris Flensburg, Moira World II. lives university $262 in this is below the as- war year na- Cash Pay and Save Moss, her daughter; Antonia and It the “Gold will called tional be Star private for men’s i average MINN. SAUK CENTRE, Stone Rsusch, Big City, ’ S. Dak,. as Pastor Honored Memorial” lounge. colleges. ~ the maid stupid in the of employ RAPIDS Seventy J ohnnies lives their SAUK CO. HDWE. benefits gave To bring the of this Mrs. Moss. for their in the country recent war. low deserving students, St. rate to STAR CHICKS GOLD Their will be inscribed , names on John’s alumni launching ' St. an In Nicholas are Collegeville of Priest large plaque bronze in the lounge, Hardware, Major Appliances, Furniture all-Out a drive for funds build to people particular Produced for in perpetual of their memory hall. sac- residence It pointed new a was Sank Rapids. Minn. ' Phone 375 rificc. Recollection Gives HATCHERY however, that the main Day out, STATE GOPHER pur- LAT The lounge, 24 47 feet, will be of the hall pose is in- not to x new . St. Nicholas—Children of located the end of the first over-all enrollment, but Melrose east Knights crease For on Minn. Centre, Saul: St. Nicholas’ School presented will relieve street-level floor. It rather overcrowd- to present or serve UNION BANK STATE meeting spring music here ing~and place for students enable off-campus and to OSCAR KRIEG as program a more a MeerSe.—Father faculty and for alumni students Harold be fed and housed Fuchs, to and groups, dedicated on May it“ 2 to SAUK MINN. RAPIDS, P'BORGMANN gatherings 0.S.B., homecomings and the Collegeville, at. conducted campus. IMPLEMENT a co. Insurance Loans their Father Stei- Henry pastor, - Knights reunions. day of recollection fOr 60 summer The Times New York Loans & Insurance reports chen. of The Columbus first Johnny his here to meet April Real 30. Estate Auction Sales that the Over-all of attending on cost Equipment Quality Farm Deere John - Following greeting, tenette a death in the service a EmerSOn Hyncs, Lt. professor St. was DEPOSIT at MEMBER FEDERAL private colleges men’s has risen flute selection and played by Phone 1501 Friend John’s Charles Nielson, was Sauk Rapids A ’39, from Eau Customer, Always university, A Once recently oke INSURANCE CORPORATION from of $796 in 1941-42 WARM QUALITY s an average children the sixth, of seventh, and EQUIPMENT Claire, Wis., the who killed in to knights the of the Me Centre, Minn. Saul: was $1,073 m today—and increase of Telephone to 129 rose eighth grades. Grades two, crash of one, ii bomber early in Communism. He o e c u n an army on 36 cent. per and three, played four rhythm 1941, before i America in the d t how out Communism p n o e was The tuition is rate band selections. average now The first gains wartime Johnny foothold in war. country, a was a about FOLEY $407 and board- per year, show, Ralph Hal A minstrel Treanor, ’28, with what St. Paul, who its objectives and how are, BERGGREEN ARNDT’S and-room hit medium of costs a J ungles director, with presented down his ship it went in the be connbated. as was can $495. by HOME the following: MAIN FUNERAL battle of Java in Joseph 1942. Kremer, HATCHERY The regular meeting of Business the These Friendly Firms When these. national A Of Flaschenriem, the Johnny 1,680 servicemen Reynold council aver- held'May g n e s 7 St. Pat- at CORBIGAN was 0. A. LLS. White Appreciate Certified Leghorn: and Deserve Your compared with Patronage Schreiner, St. . the Joan Alphonse Lutgen, of whom rick’s clubrooms. many age; are war, 1n were John’s U.S. Approved Heavies charge fOr tuition $250 Stommes, of decorated Ralph heroism, Kucchle, Phone R W Dorine 84 84 8 others or Commercial Feeds and and the board-and- Flaschenriem, Neu, followed Nielsen Irene and Trcanor Betty in per year Minn. Poultry Supplies Sank Centre, bill of $390, the Johnny giving their lives Pauly, Mary in defenSe Ann Zylla, Joyce of room their Lutgen, favorably. DuWayne and country. Simmons. rates out come very THOS. CO. P. BRENNY This is remarkable when “Old McDonald” by more was sung it: remembered is that, unlike the first, second, third and grades, Sodalists Plan' EQUIPMENT FARM RONDESTVEDT and this Ivy-league col- followed by agreei- eastern Foley, Minn. was many Phone 8. ' tation by leges, and the St. John's has rich third grad- song no en- Maytag Frigidaire Philco Radios Bottled Gas 8: Ranges McCORMICK-DEERING - - FARM IMPLEMENTS - dOVIments which draw. Conimunion ers. to upon Day Minnesota Paints A quartet composed of Audrey Supplies While Refrigerators—Home Freezers & Farm the tuition St. rate at trained Service all products by factory service on men. Gossen, Hildegard Flaschenriem, John’s increased substantially has ulna. Sank Centr- Happy To Make Her Donald and Jungles, to and Hilary Neu since 1941, the board-and-room St. Stephen—Members of Our “God Is Good.” sang has charge only 8 cent gone per up I Lady’s LONG sodality PRAIRIE lighten of St. Stephen’s Her Work, Give “Ave Maria! Thou Virgin and ——from $361 Of $390. to course, parish will receive Communion in Mother” b Thomas was while sung the Edwin has rate not room gone FALLS LITTLE body' also Her Sunday NEW next and MONARCH at- Faber David and a Neu. and 3. the population the of up, rooms tend Communion breakfast. John Flaschenriem also a has—from necessity. sang sheer Thus a May GAS The closing of will RANGE devotions selection. These Friendly Business Firms the real break Johnnies for the Firms . These Business Friendly be observed by the crowning the of trio A composed of Edwin, Al- food in the department. Deserve comes Appreciate and Your Patronage shrine of the Blessed Virgin. Miss quin, and Mary Juechle "Lit- ‘wrrII and Deserve Your Patronage Appreciate sang EXCLUSIVE THE For this they thank the 38 can Theresa Slivnik charge. is in So- tle Susie.” Several selections were -— Franciscan Sisters, who, exiled dalists reciting the Rosary dur- also by the sixth, are seventh, sung from their homeland by the first . ing May devotions. Walgreen LittlePFZII: h N’Hnn. andeighth grades. MUSHEL World ASSOCIATION have devoted their liVes War, LONG PRAIRIE CREAMERY The had its regular The meet- ended with group May pro ram a Agency the to running of the culinary de- ing May in the 3 parish hall hymn “Whispering on an a song, St. here John’s. It is partment at Other Prayerbooks, Religious Louetla Rosaries and Articles with Benedict Butter Supan presiding. Hope,” by Rose Marie Theis. through untiring their labors that the Johnnies Pasteurized Milk and Cream Maryknoll with provided Mission are Curran Nun Studio Portrait! 0 wholesome meals low cost. at ELECTRIC Long Phone Minn. 18 Prairie. Candida 0 the Another in board factor low '0 Commercial bill that is John’s St. gets many Broadway Photo SURFACE Phone 866 125 E. 0 Finishing At Exhibit St. Martin in animals, of its flattened and own slaughtered the abbey by farm on HardWare WEBER, C. Bares W. Co. Agent MORRIS lay brothers abbey and workmen. St. ' Martin—Special Hardware General Insurance and Coal Cyril guest at D. of Honor Mothers I. Ortmann, 0.S.B., pastor, These Friendly the Business Firms annual mission exhibit of St. conducted the meeting. Miss Marie Home Appliances At Little Falls Program FINANCING AUTO Martin’s mission society here Mondloch short was report Maytag Washing gave Machines a on Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Sister REAL ESTATE LOANS Marion Cecelia Kuhl, who Bottle her Holy Year Gas pilgrimage. Little Falls—Mothers 1‘ “sub- ’ and home for the first time in Telephone was 45 Little Falls, Minn. Phone stitute” 569 mothers honor 111 S. E. SI. Pint Diocesan guests officers of the mission were 17 years. of the Daughters Isabella of auxiliary also They present. on were Sister Marion Cecelia, Mary- a May St. Mary’s circle 1 when Mrs. Edward do- Noehring, The firms listed here presi- was were knoll FOR Sister, is OVER FIFTY-EIGHT daughter of the YEARS a host HENLE’S its annual Mother’s day at dent, and Mrs. Clara Gacke, past remembered late Mr. be SIMON and Mrs. Matt Kuhl of to ET FUNERAL HOME serve party. president, both of Cloud. St. St. Martin. She been had teaching distributing Father Victor Kinzer when gave a Present officers are of you St. Martin’s in the Philippine islands and gave short Miss talk. Powers read Economical Shoes the Family Dignified for mission 9. Personal Mrs. Service Ben Mond- dif- the brief talk in mission group are patronage workers to and — -— a your Mother’s day and the high loch, poem president; Mrs. Ben K011- other here. She will Telephone MINN. guests 666 return MORRIS, Little Falls. Minn. business. school ferent lines of Round Table Singers pre- vice president; Mrs. Joseph the mann, Philippines. to ' sented selections. Prepared several take to Catholic of Service the Fleischhacker, In Mrs. care secretary; and proper way. Father Adalbert Unruhe, 0.S.B., Robert Kuhl, Following bridge, the treasurer. of Farming, program who, assistant as pas- 500, played. and Top canasta HALVERSON’S here in On display tor 1917, organized the altar were MILLING CO. St. linens, GREEN WE CALL were WE DELIVER The listed firms here de- honors by Mrs. Harold. Martin Mission society, quilts, clothing and were won prepared by LlK-NU CLEANERS gave an Monahan, Mrs. L. P. Janski, and be address mission to remembered work. members the society. Father of serve on of Manufacturer. Mrs. Walter Johnson. Cleaning CLOTHING + + + r Dry Pressing when distributing are Feeds Green’s Famous you - HAROLD A. Martin’s LUTZ, Mission Clothes Good St. Prop. Ehibi in the dif- patronage IMI deal" your Available at your Phone 49 116-118 lst N. E. St. ferent business. lines of Morris. Minn. MORRIS, MINN. Factory F‘inlsh Hat Blocking MASTER BRED CHICKS AND TURKEY POULTS ESSER-VIRNIG McRoberts Loeiller 8. U. S. and U. Certier s. Pullorum Controlled See write 1950 rises bookings the for and for or us season Cadillac Pontiac 8: Foods Fairway POULTRY HEALTH SERVICE Purina Grinding and Feeds Victory Mixing and John Implements — Deere Farm at Foods Lowest Prices The Best In LITTLE HATCHERIES FALLS JUST MINN. MORRIS, MINN. MORRIS. '- lift and the cover LITTLE FALLS. MINNESOTA food! Saves there’s ydur pulling stooping—saves JOST.& racks. but A HAUER out won- ELECTRIC oven CO. SPRING derful convenience for: COLD frequent basting of fowl, Homeland ' Wiring R.E.A. ham and always You game. Westinghouse Fixtures and Appliances have enough Space-— Finns oven Friendly Business ' These different always ALI. WORK two GUARANTEED oven \ESTlMATES FREE Your Patronage Deserve and Appreciate available. temperatures Phone 732-W 122 1st Ave. SrEL LITTLE FALLS Your regular with oven broiler always unit is in reserve. CO. THE WENNER See (bi: revolutionary 'uew dtsplay design A COMPLETE range SELECTION now on OF Ways-:- Many in show In So our rooms. Imple- Furniture, Hardware, Fuel, and Furnaces 'New ments. Spring Suits Plumbing. Prod- Granite Embalming Cold Spring Licensed OASI RANGE ER Helpful Can Spring Be Cold Phone 29 ucts Gray . and Diamond Rainbow New Styles New Colors POWELL poultry feed grit at WEBER or your dealer. Fine l00% wool worsted materials, beauti- STORE CLOTHING Cold 0 from the Mill ends fully toilored. Sizes foundations, and Spring plant for models fit all to men. Clothes Men and for Boys Hardware driveways, walks, etc. $3750 ALBANY $600“ granite-sand 0 and Aggregate ST. CLOUD COLD SPRING ' .. Cold Spring, Isle, Morton at I CO.» Minnesota. and Odessa, Gold—PLATING—Silver VICTOR CLOTHING Nickel ST. MARTIN’S COMPANY MISSION the parish, SOCIETY who home Bran Copper the time 17 for first in was re- - - ~ Women the of St. Martin Mission Co. society years. Cold Spring Granite CIBORIUMS held its cently mission. annual exhibit, CHALICES e pictured with, front left right, Mrs. to CANDLESTICKB are e MONSTRANCES row, St. Cloud, Minn. Little which included Falls, Minn. display altar linens, of quilts, and Clara Gacke, president, St. Cloud; Sister Mar- a past Eccleslnstlcal Approval Obtalned clothing. Among the MINNESOTA the exhibit guests Sister COLD SPRING. ion Cecelia, Noehring, at and Mrs. Edward FRANK president EISENSCHENK J. was Marion Cecelia Kuhl, Maryknoll Sister, native the BO: of of Mission auxiliary. a Cold (18 Minn. Spring. .a ‘7' ga l." “PF-.t'MILE‘aA‘-‘ ‘ -._ .