The labor world., 1900-09-22

brush and comb and promised his
mother to make a trial of getting his
unruly locks into order. The Hon Tom
took a bottle of rare old California wine
strictly for medical purposes. The en-
tire family partook of the delicious ice
cream soda with crushed fruit. Mrs.
Jones completed the purchases by ad-
ding a box Of Kugler's headache cap
sules to the list.
Mrs. Jones Orders Invitations.
Mrs. Jones ordered invitations for
the reception from the job printing es
tablishment of the Labor World in the
Chamber Of Commerce building. She
believed 200 would be sufficient She
was pleased with the artistic. samples
shown her, and placed her order with
the date of the reception to be deter
mined later
Tom. Jr,'s Shoes.
Tom, Jr. had spent the forenoon
with much satisfaction to himself and
not without credit to his family He
first made sure Of the new shoes sug-
gested by his father. Young Tom S
tastes were for the substantial as well
OF the Famous shoes at $3.50, such as
ne had heretofore paid $3.50 for and
worn on Sundays only. He bought
them of the Famous Shoe Store III
West Superior street. His attention
was attracted to fine line of the Kul-
ture so ladies' shoes which he prom
ised to recommend to his mother and
sisters, and the elegant Famous pat
ent feathers, also at $3.50, which he
was sure would just suit his father
inspects Il Market.
Tom, Jr critically inspected Mork
Bros City Market, 600 West Superior
street, from the outside. Everything
to be seen indicated cleanliness. Then
ne went inside. His inspection here
was satisfactory, too. The plump yell
low. legged chickens, tender looking
steaks, we'll Drowned hams, ETC., and
the white aproned, cleanly appearing
men in charge convinced Tom, Jr. that
the family could not go wrong in buy
ing their meats of Morl1 Bros Their
market is always supplied with the
best fish. Telephone 1s9.
Next to GodIiness.
Tom, Jr. recommended the Eureka
Laundry, H. p. Curren, proprietor. 1926
East First street, fol. family and in
dlvidual Washings. They use nothing
at this laundry that will injure the
labrlc, and their work is delivered
promptly on time. They make a spec
lalty Of fine work, including lace cur
tains, ladies' shirt waists, shirts. col
lars and cuffs, and their charges arc
moderate. Work called Tor and deliver
eel. Telephone 557.
Couldn't Resist 1t.
beautiful sewing machine caught
Mrs. Jones eye in the window at the
Singer Manufacturing company's store,
Ola west superior street, and she went
IN TO examine it. It was of course the
FAMOUS drop-head Singer family sew
ing machine, and Mrs Jones could not
Wlthstand the temptation to order
new one of j. J. Callahan, the mana
ger. he agreed to accept Mrs. Jones
old singer machine at a fair price in
eAchanse. Mr. Callahan carries a com
plete stock of repairs and needles for
al Kinds of sewing machines, oils, etc,
Will supply the Flowers. ~
Miss Jones ideas as to the quality
o1 cut flowers, plants and other floral
embellishments for the reception were
very liberal. Her mother she knew
would be indulgent in this respect.
.She wisely arranged to have the rooms
decorated under the supervision of w.
w. Seeklns, the florist he to supply the
cut flowers, plants, palms, ferns etc.
MI. Seekins guaranteed to have every
thing needed including many rare
flowers which his greenhouse is so we'll
prepared to supply. The stock of
noWers displayed at the salesrooms. 115
west Superior street. was a delight to
Miss Jones. She bought and took with
her a large bunch Of American beau-
tiesty roses. Phone 903.
Sweets to the Sweet
Miss Jones and Winifred made ar
rangenents with w. w. Seekins. 115
west Superior street, for their ices and
CONNECTIONS for the reception. They
We're assured that there would be no
disappointment, and samples of pine
apple and orange ice cream. lemon
sherbet, opera creams, bitter sweets,
Nrr'e>.'. " y = StlSli Ny the SlTlS ana pro-
nounceu entirely satisfactory They
bought for Immediate consumption and
to eat on their trip east, box of
Seeklns, bitter sweets, Turkish nuegat
and opera creams. Mr.. Seekins is pre-
pared to meet all demands for creams
and ices for Weddings parties recep-
tons for families or by the Single dish.
Phone 203
E.a View Of the Suburbs.
Mrs. Jones expressed desire to take
4 drive out to Lester Park and a look
at Duluth from the outside. Mr. Jones
telephoned from the hotel to- H. C.
NcndalIs livery stable, 20 Second Ave
nue. West, and a fine double carriage
drawn by an elegant span of blacks
and driven by a gentlemanly appearing
man, was soon at the hotel. The Jones
family was driven about the city and
then out on the beautiful London road.
MIS-. Jones was pleased With Duluth's
surroundings. Mr.. Jones expressed sur
prise at the very reasonable charge
made by Mr., Kendall for the use of the
carriage. This firm has an elegant
line of new carriages for weddings,
parties, receptions or drives Mr.. Ken
dali also conducts hack line and feed