The labor world., 1898-02-26
main Glass Co. has it's products on dis

main Glass Co. has it's products on dis
play here. " +-.> z.s I <' p.
Fancy cornice and sheet metal work
is found at the timers booth. A cab
met Of galvanized iron is under con
struction - 2,
The stonecutters have a fine exhibit
of their handiwork. furnished by the
Duluth Monumental w orks.
The plumbers booth attracts as
much attention ia any in the hall.
They have splendid exhibit of mo dern
plumbing and latest sanitary ap'
pliances.
The carpenters exhibit requires a
special send off. The model of Il house
with an image of man, said by some OF
the boys to be Mark Hanna. on the
steps, is one of the most unique: at
fractions in the hall. In addition there
are a number of features with an
archaeological interest to the craft.
There are Baily plane made in Am
erica, and the first one, moreover, that
was ever made, which. With the other
implements. an American oil stone, were
taken to England and used there from
1872 to 1880. They are now the property
of Mr. Richardson. of the carpent ers
union. There is also unique checker
board of inlaid work. made by Mr. Carl
son, and draughtsman square and
couple of guitars made by Mr.. Lee and
other members of the carpenters union.
The bricklayers have constructed a
beautiful arch showing their skill
Cutler q Gilbert have here splendid
display of everything in the building
line. The Singer Sewing Machine
manufacturers show you what nice sew
ing their machines do.
The A. D. G. Co. give an exhibition
of what the genius of Edison has done
for the human race. u.
A. Booth Packing Go. exhibit is simply
immense and is the most talked about.
The Union Label League have a fine
display of union made goods furnished
by the Big Duluth, M. S. Burrows, and
A. Wieland..the shoe merchant.
The High School scholars have very
neat exhibit of fancy wood work. =.
The woodworkers' booth has always
crowd watching the skilled workmen
turn out their fancy shaped pieces of
wood. A clothes reel made for {. the
house attracts the attention of the
housewife. It is the work of Mr.. Blake
janitor of the Adams school. The most
beautiful and unique piece of hand
work in the hall is a basket made of
10000 pieces of wood, highly polished
It is g. inches high, IL long and 8 wide,
silver plated handles and ornaments set
off a beautiful piece that would do for
"my ladies" jewel basket p.
The machinists have lathe, planer,
bolt and drill machines in operation.
Dorner & Co., jewelry manufacturers,
have a fine exhibit of their wares. IN
The electrical workers have dynamos,
motors, gas and electric fixtures pro.
ducing brilliant effect. Burgess Elec
trio Co., furnish this departments.
The broommakers attract much at
tention. The Imperial Mill have large
exhibit of union made -four. ,#.
The cooks and walters have a minia-
ture restaurant where palata BILE eatables
are served.
And last, but by no m cans least, be-
fore you leave this grand exposition,
you call at the Office of the Bazaar News
and get copy of the "great and only
evening daily. Here you will find Edi-
tor Ferguson grinding out copy and
Manager Hector smiling with satisfac'
tion as he glances over his advertising
columns. You chat with the boys, the
most genial on earth, while and then
go home knowing you have spent most
profitable evening and realizing for the
first time the great Importance Of the
union label. ..-.