The labor world., 1898-08-27

time comes Fl. G. Gross, on the second floor at
100 West Superior street, is prepared to furnish
everything in that line. Mr. Gross came here
nine years ,.go from St. Paul though he was orig
| inally from New York where he perfected himself
| in his trade. Though seal skins have advanced
in price 50 to IS skin he says he shall charge no
more for sacQues than last year. He makes a
speciality OF manufacturing seal saques.
William Mckibbon. of West Duluth, is the en-
gineer in the Freimuth store. Coming formerly
from Canada to Grand Forks, Dakota. he entered
| upon the work of engineering eight years ago.
He has managed the steam engineering depart
ment Of this store for the past seven months.
| W. s. Austin, the End floor at 123 West
| Superior Street, is wholesale dealer in cigars,
being established in his present location for the
past eight years. MIR. Austin is thorough friend
| OF union labor and patronizes all the homemade
| Industries as far possible
| Dr. Frank Norton Phelan, who occupies a
pleasant suite OF apartments with fine separate
| waiting rooms for ladies and gentlemen, is to be
found on the second &oor at 1913 West Superior
| street. The Doctor, who was formerly gradu-
ate Of the Wooster Medical College at Cleveland,
Ohio, and subsequently Of Rush Medical College
OF Chicago, has been established here for twelve
years. H.
The A. Wieland boot aed shoe store al 123
West Superior Street was established in 1879 near
here by the senior Wieland. The goods IN this
store are reliable, they bear the union label and
the prices are low.
Miss E. P. Parsons, on the second floor at 125
West Superior street, occupies pleasant rooms.
She has recently secured the services OF Miss Rose
Hummel as an assistant in hair dressing. Her
advertisement reads: Beautiful features may
be acquired by natural methods. The face, neck
and bust beautifed and developed. Bemishes
removed. Hair dressing, scalp treatment, man
touring. All skin diseases a speciality. Over the
| Big Duluth clothing store"
Williamson Mendenhall are the proprietors Of
the Big Duluth Clothing House. AS we view the
immense piles Of clothing in this great store we
realize that the place is fttingly named. The
store built by the elder Williamson. The
business was established in 1881, the stock
prising ready clothing, hats caps, shoes
and gents furnishings for men and boys spe-
| calty being union-made goods. =
sutfel and Company have their store at 129-13l
West Superior street. They carry a large line Of
dry goods, boots and shoes; have a full apprecia
| tion OF homemade goods, superior goods and
goods at the lowest prices But it is not neces-
sary to say this. Their many patrons all know
| this after an acquaintance with them in this
locality where they have steadily been during the
last fourteen years. fS
At No. 1S West Second street our readers will
| find the undertaking establishment OF NJ. J. Dur
kan & Co. They have been here eight years
| They carry large line of caskets. cohins and
undertakers' supplies. Connected with the house
is Mr.. J. l.. Crawford, a very superior embalmer
The managers Of this firm superintend funerals
| and have at command three hearses., IS ;@