The labor world., 1900-09-22

street, will supply the Capital heater
and their system Of hot water heating
for Mr.. Jones new house
Secures the Order.
There was considerable competition
to sell Jones his builders hardware,
and there was not much difference in
prices. The men who advertised Sc
cured the order. I'm the copies Of the
Labor World sent me- said Mr.. Jones.
Il read the Kelley Hardware COM
pany's advertisement. Now, as a
stranger, ] appreciate the the courtesy
of being invited to visit their store at
11S-120 West Superior street, and
know from experience that the men
who advertise are progressive dealers
and the one who keep the latest and
best goods in their lines" The Kelley
Hardware company's prices were salts
factory, and they received Mr.. Jones'
order for the builders hardware and
also sold him one of the celebrated
Radiant Home heaters and Radiant
Home ranges. These stoves have
been sold in Duluth for over twenty
years, and give entire satisfaction.
Will Use tho Kelley Hardware Co.'S
Paints.
The Kelley Hardware company, 49,
120 West Superior street will furnish
the paints to be used on both the inside
and outside Of Thomas Jones new
house They include strictly pure
brands Of white lead and oil, and the
famous Heath & Mulligan's best pre-
pared paints. The Kelley Hardware
conpany's paints always give salts
faction.
Secured the Plumbing.
Thomas Jones' new house is to be
provided with all the latest convenient
ces in the matter of bath and toilet
rooms. sinks, tubs, gas, water and
waste pipes, etc. Farrell & Turnbull
125 East Superior street, the we'll
known plumbers steam and gas fit
ters, have taken the plumbing contract,
and it goes without saying that the
work will be entirely satisfactory.
Paper or No Paper.
+. The question of using wall paper or
not using it in a new house was one
difficult for Mrs. Jones to decide. She
appealed to Mr.. Jones, but he only said:
Please yourself, my dear, I will be
satisfied either way" Mrs. Jones came
to The LaVadue Paint & Wall Paper
Co.'S store, IL West Superior street,
saw a beautiful pattern of paper, hesi-
tated and was lost. She went into the
store. Mr.. Jones smilingly followed.
She was shown so many handsome
patterns for walls and ceilings in the
company's new designs for 1900, that
she could do no less than compromise,
and ordered paper for several rooms,
believing it would give them a more
cosy effect. She also arranged to have
several of her most choice pictures
newly framed, selecting handsome de-
signs from The LaVaque Co.'S large
stock of new mouldings.
Baylla & Co.,
24-26 East Superior street, will supply
the carpets, rugs. curtains, portieries
and draperies for Thomas Jones' new
house. But a few carpets will be used,
as nearly all the floor will be covered
with handsome Dagestan, smyrna and
other rugs and art squares sold by this
III VAI SC1CCLCu UCdull-
full renaissance, saxony, brussels, bobi-
net and brussels net curtains from
Bayha & Co.'S very extensive stock,
and is especially we'll pleased with
them.
Sell Jones Furniture.
When it came to buying furniture
for the new house, the entire Jones
family was called in for consultation.
Mrs. Jones selected the more important
articles for the principal rooms, aided
by occasional suggestions from Mr.
jones' The young ladies and Tom, Jr,
were given the happy privilege of
choosing furniture for their respective
rooms, and they were not long in max
ing their choice. The goods were
bought from Bayha & Co.'S elegant
new designs, 24-26 East Superior street,
who agreed that the delivery should be
made as soon as the Joneses were
ready to receive them.
Jones Buys Fine Carriage.
Any one that knows the pleasure
there is in spinning along with fine
turnout on the handsome streets Of
our beautiful city Will commend Mr,
Jones for looking about for the finest
carriage in the market He went to the
carriage repository o +. Hammel &
Co, corner Third Avenue East and
First street, and was surprised to get
sAch an elegant rubber tired carriage
at so reasonable price. He selected one
of the finest carriages this enterpris-
ing firm had in stock. J. Hammel &
Co. are the exclusive sale agents for
Studebaker goods. They sell and ex-
change horses, carry a stock of the
Studebaker and Balm farm wagons, and
a line of harness. Telephone 1856.
Jones and Je,vcier Agreed
Thomas Jones looked at his watch,
and much to his surprise found it but
10 o'clock He was then in front of NJ
Henrieksen's handsomely fitted jewelry
and optical store, 324 West Superior
street, and a look at the regulator
showed him that his watch was way
beFlsd. 1t had stopped. "Nothing like
taking stitch in time murmured the
lion. Thomas, and he placed his fine
tlmepiece in Mr.. Hendicksens hands.
A brief inspection showed that his
watch needed cleaning, and Mr.. Hen
rlcksen promised to have it done that
evening. He complimented MI Jones
upon carrying q good watch. Mr.. Jones