The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-09-17

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r. Edelman, Jewelry.
Mr.. Edelman came from Minneapolis to Du-
luth in 1898 and has prospered right through the
dull times OF the past five years. He is located
at 1924 West Superior street, makes speciality OF
fine watch repairing deals in jewelry and loans
money to any amount on diamonds, watches
and jewelry.
The Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co.
The Duluth branch OF this widely known wagon
mandatory is in charge OF NJ. W. Turner and is
located at 416-41S East Superior street. The
Studebakers. for fifty years engaged in the wag-
on business, have eleven branch houses where
they keep a supply OF harness and every descrip
ton of vehicle. .-.
Zenith View Co., Photographers.
This company, at East Superior street, does
a large amount OF commercial photography.
Besides taking fine pictures they manufacture
lantern slides and hydro.oxVgen gas for stere-
opticon exhibitions. They give stereopticon ex-
hibits when desired and will rent their equipment
to exhibitors at reasonable prices.
Duluth Upholstering House.
This a. ore, at 10 East Superior street; is in
charge OF T. W. Cameron, Manager. Mr.. C. is
associated with Mr.. Robinson. Both gentlemen
have had several years. experience in the differ
ent furniture stores OF Duluth. Having large,
fine rooms here they expect to do a general up
holstering and furniture business.
W. w. seekins, Florist.
W. W Seekins, florist and confectioner at 31S
West Superior St., has one OF the most attractive
show windows in the city containing from 20 to
100 varieties of towering plants. Assisted by his
greenhouses at 921 East Third st., he is able to
supply the demand for cut flowers at all times.
His artistic designs are speciality.
Compound Vapor Baths.
! A fine suite Of rooms under the supervision of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ecker we find on the second floor
at Is East Superior street, devoted to the giving
OF vapor baths. speciality is made OF giving
and while perspiring vapor is absorbed into
the system which is disinfectant and curative.
Nichols & Thomas, Livery.
Nichols & Thomas, at 315 West First street,
have, among other accommodations for their
patrons, twenty-passenger English BRAKE
drawn by six horses, twelve-passenger buck
board drawn by four horses, double and single
traps, rubber-tired Stanhopes ETC., in full line
They also have driving and draft horses for sale.
John 8. Gooch, Royal Hotel.
Mr.. Gooch is widely known as a lodging house
p1 oprietor. His rooms at East Superior and
227 West Superior street, range in price from
10 cents to $1.oO each per night He has now
about 100 beds in use and expects to open rooms
having IS beds more this fall Has had formerly
large lodging houses in St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Chicago.
M. s. Cook, Kentucky Liquor Store.
1t took us but little time while conversing
with Mr.. Cook, at 500 West Superior St.. to see
that he is doing large business at this location
and at 433 West Michigan St., where under the
Spalding hotel, he has another saloon. He is
thoroughly business, imports and deals in the
best OF liquors and makes a speciality OF family
trade.
G. 8. Prosser, Wholesale Flour and Feed.
The members Of this firm, doing business in
Duluth for eight years, do a general commission
business in wholesale flour, hay. grain and seeds,
dealers in this vicinity and the range
towns. They employ three delivery teams, a
speciality of their trade being the White Rose
-four, which they claim is the best -four on the
market. 12O East Superior street.
J. B. Gibson, Barber.
j. B. Gibson, at 40 West Superior St., has re-
Gently returned from Chicamaugua where he has
been with other soldiers good share OF the time
since he went into the United States service on
the Sth OF last May. His barber business is lit
tie broken up but he hopes to see all his old
friends and patrons back soon. Was formerly in
the Palladio building and is we'll known.
Turner & Co., Marble Workers.
Turner & Co., at 3O6 East Superior street, show
3 complete line OF steam, marble and granite
work. monumental work, building work and cut
sand stone. After residence here OF twelve years
they are well and! widely known. Anyone wish
ing to study the various kinds of marble should
visit their works where they retail Duluth, Barre
Quincy, Red Scotch, italian, Sutherland Falls and
Dark Blue GRANTEES and marbles.
American Wringer Company.
The American Wringer company, located at
327 East Superior street. is in charge OF W. F,
Clarity as manager. This company, while deal
ing in quite full line OF househ old ticles, makes
q speciality OF wringers, q new and very desirable
feature being the ball-bearing arrangement, SINH
lar to the bicycle in the ease with which the
wringer may be worked. They also give par
ticular attention to the repairing Of wringers
Great Northern Fuel 90.
The Great Northern Fuel and Transfer COM
pany, at 21O West Superior street, has been
twelve years here in the work OF supplying coal
and wood and in the business OF moving furni-
ture, pianos. trunks, etc. George W. strayer,
the manager, informs us that they employ from
three to eight teams in winter time and sell about
5000 tons Of hard coal per season at prices as
low as they sell in Chicago. Wood ranges in
price from 1925 to s5.25 per cord, soft wood and
hard.
CIV. Howard, Sewing Machines.
At II West Superior St., c. W. Howard deals
in such well-known sewing machines as the
Domestic, Standard and New Home. besides
others OF high reputation. He exchanges
machines, rents and sells on easy monthly pay
ments. He repairs any make OF machine, guar
antees the work and furnishes oils. needles and
sewing machine supplies generally: He sells new
machines for 1926 up and second hand machines
at about your own price,