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ALL CAPACITIES HELP SUPPLIED, INCLUD-
ing chambermaids, ladies maids, goYernesses,
nurses, parlormads, Mattresses. cooks, kitchen
maids. laundresses, day workers. buffers. house
nell etc. LADIES' EXCHANGE So7 Vermont
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
SHE DIDN'T ADVERTISE x'
IN THE, LABOR WORLD

Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was
white as snow; it strayed away one
summer day where lambs should new
er go. Then Mary sat her down, and
tears streamed slowly from her eyer;
she never found the lamb because she
did not advertise. And Mary had q
brother John. who kept a village store;..
he sat and smoked his pipe and watch
ed the open door. And as the people
passed along, and did not stop to buy,
John still sat down and smoked his,
pipe and blinked his sleepy eye. And
so tho brokers seized his stock, but
still he fingered near and Mary came.
to drop with him a sympathetic tear.
"How ID 1t. sister. can you tell why!
other shopmen sell all their goods So
quickly and thrive year to year % Res
Numbering her own bad luck, the lit-3
tie maid replied: These other fell
lows fatten, John. because they ad-i
,vertise In the Labor World"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
A. FREIMUTH,
" FIRST CLASS GOODS

The need Of dry goods, notions and
ladies' furnishings is ever present in
all walks Of life. and the stores that
bring them near to the people Of any
given section Of a city or locality are
positive benefactors. OF this character
is the dry goods and notion store of
A. Freimuth, 230 Central avenue, in
this city, which, besides being in a
busy and we'll populated portion of
Duluth, and therefore in a location
where it is much needed, is we'll stock
ed with every variety Of goods in its
lines, all Of excellent quality, and
ranging in price according to the taste
and ability Of the purchaser. The
members and friends of organized la
Dor can always depend on finding here
what they need, and having it laid
before them with a courtesy and
straightforwardness truly gratifying.
Mr.. F'reimuth is an old hand at his
business and understands it thorough
ly. Mr.. Freimuth has been in bust
ness q good many years.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
GRAND UNION TEA
COMPANY IS POPULAR

Teas and coffees rank second only
vast army Of people depend for their
morning meal upon toast and coffee,
and possibly one or two minor art
icles. The healthy stimulant which
puts them in condition for strenu-
Gus days work is the good coffee
which they drink. No matter how
much space is used for advertising
the stuffs which claim to take the
place Of tea or coffee, the general
public has learned to look upon these
parched beans, ground corn husks.
roasted bran, etc., as an absolute fake,
a. menace to the inquisitive public, and
terrible irritant to mans stom-
ach. The world has been pretty we'll
search for good things to eat and
drink, and we have nothing to sup
plant these popular beverages. In
China and Japan they drink tea as we
would drink water. In the south and
in Cuba coffee has just as common a
use. In both these places we find that
people live to be grand, healthy old
people, and the conclusion is easily
drawn that good coffee and tea will
hurt no one.
The question is a simple one. It Is
just case Of getting pure goods. We
have scanned the resources Of Duluth
and have located a place where these
commodities are handled exclusively
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vice. The laundry is under the per-
senal management and supervision OF
tho proprietor, Mr.. Clark, who takes a
personal interest in seeing that every
high standard set by him for his work
at the very outset. AS result the
citizens OF Duluth as we'll as the tran
sient customers who wish their work
we'll and promptly done have come to
look TO the Troy laundry as the prop
er place to send their work.
Mr.. Clark is one OF our best known
and most popular business men, and 1t
Is pleasure to note the constant and
increasing success which has attended
his efforts. He has never spared pains
nor expense to keep his work first
class In every particular, and the most
modern methods and machinery have
always found a ready patron In Mr..
Clark.
He has been in business 10 years;
employees SO people, and all call over
either phone, 257, will bring their
wagon to your door.
The Troy laundry has we'll earn
ed it's position at the head Of the
laundries at the head Of the lakes,
and the Labor World takes pleasure in
recognizing this merit and in recon-
mending the laundry to it's readers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
TILE LABOR VIC R 4.

to get first class goods at moderate
prices? Then go to the store, Of The
Great Eastern Of West Duluth, locat-
ed at 210-212 North Central avenue.
Mr.. Kastriner and Newman knows the
markets from which they buy and the
trade to which they sell, and are there
fore a capable guide in the lines they
handle. Their knowledge has been
broadened and intensified by expert
ence, and their taste has been cultivat-
ed by study and reflective observa-
ton. It follows that they are not
amateurs whose opinion as to what is
correct in styles is a guess. but critical
Judges whose advice adds to the worth
Of what they sell, for it is sure to be
in keeping with the proprieties. They
handle many union made articles, and
ought to receive the support and active
patronage Of union men and their
friends.
The members Of the firm are: Nor
ris Kastriner and Louis S. Newman
and they have been in business about
Is years, and the Labor World takes
pleasure in placing the name Of the
Great Eastern Of West Duluth, in the
honor roll of friends Of union labor.
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and where none but the best Of sup
plies are ever carried In stock. This,
needless to say, Is the Grand Union
Tea company, at 1S West Superior
street.
The Grand Union Tea company have
their headquarters in Ney York city,
and are the largest retailers of teas
and coffees in the United States.
Their store In Duluth has been here
for II years, and has been under the
present management for IA years.
They have 191 retail stores in various
parts of the United States, and with
their big buying advantages, are bet
ter able to give better values than
smaller concerns. Among their vari-
Gus lines of goods may be found teas,
coffees, backing powder, extracts,
spices, sundries, soap, etc., and we
hope If you have not been a customer
Of them you will give them a trial
and once you do so you will become a.
steady patron.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
KELLEY HARDWARE co.
MOST COURTEOUS FIRM

This we'll known and popular hard
ware firm represents one phase Of
Duluth commercial development on
which too much stress cannot be laid.
For many years this concern has oc-
Cupied the foremost place In the
and with the extension of Duluth COM
mercial world Kelley Hardware COM
pany continue to keep pace with the
Improvement. Especially in the line
Of mechanics tools does this company
show it's innate knowledge Of what
is wanted in Duluth for each and every
article In the house bears the imprint
Of some manufacturing concern that
is recognized as foremost throughout
the world. This company is located
at 1920 West Superior street, where
they have been doing business for IS
years and employ rs people. They
carry the best and most complete
stock Of tools for all trades in the
northwest, and many goods not car
ried elsewhere. The Kelley Hardware
company makes a speciality of car
penters' and machinists' tools.
This company is friendly to organ
lied labor and we take pleasure in
wishing them continued success and
popularity"
They have both phones, No. 81, and
their officers are M. L. Kelley, pres
ident; J. F. Killorin, vice president;
and H. K. Quayle, manager.
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WIEL.A LAND. SHOE co.
is IN GOOD REPUTE

In this day Of tasteful and stylish
dressing, in which also the comfort
Of the person is carefully considered
and usually skillfully provided for,
there is scarcely any article of ap-
parel more worthy of attention and
more closely attended to than foot
wear When a purchaser is in search
Of what is desired in this respect, all
the requisites Of the most complete
satisfaction are looked for. These can
be found in ample variety Of style,
character and cost at the establishment
of the Wieland Shoe company, dealers
in all kinds Of fine shoes, 1913 West Su-
perior street. They manufacture
custom made shoes, boots, ETC., and
special attention is called to their
'hoes, which are made to order. They
Lso make a speciality Of lumbermens
hoes, boots and cruising packs, the
after are known as the "Wieland
Pack and are made for cruising, as
hey are very easy on the feet and are
Used a great deal by hunters, explor-
RS. etc., and if you are contemplating
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
JACOB GRUESEN,
WATCHES, JEWELRY

A thoroughly reliable concern such
as that Of Jacob Gruesen is certainly
entitled to the hearty support and en-
couragement of the thousands of union
men in our city. This company has
always co-operated cheerfully to
further the labor movement, and has
never failed to set the seal Of its ap-
proval upon the broad, underlying
principles Of unionism.
Mr.. Gruesen's shop windows form
another feature for attracting the pub
lie eye, and at any time may be seen
there an endless array Of beautiful
rings, precious diamonds and stones
Of every hue and kind. He is skilled
in making and repairing articles COM
posed Of silver, gold and other metals
and is IN a position to constantly meet
the demands Of patrons.
Mr.. Gruesen came to this country
in 1874 from Germany, and will have
been in business in Duluth Fl years
the 10th of June. He is located at
124 West Superior street, and has the
Zenith phone, 1893.
Mr.. Gruesen Is an importer from the
leading markets Of London, Paris,
Vienna and Geneva, of a general line
Of useful and ornamental articles en-
inently suitable for wedding presents
and gifts for all occasions. Proof of
so much popular favor among the best
people of the community is substant1-
ally shown by the number and fire.
quency which fresh importations ar
rive to replenish the even changing
stock with the latest and most stylish
goods from the fashion centers OF Eu-
rope and America. He does not be-
lieve in handling shoddy goods of any
kind, but believes, on the contrary, in
giving a good article for the money,
and making a friend and constant
customer of every patron.
The honest methods of business pur-
sued at all times by Mr.. Gruesen have
constantly increased his popularity
among the people Of the entire country
tributary to Duluth, and the LABOR
World is pleased to state that he has
always treated our representatives
with utmost courtesy.
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SECRETARY-TREA
OF STATE FEDERATION
Gives Lecture to An Audience In Edel-
brock Hall Saturday Night.

From Saint Cloud Union Herald:
William E. McEwen, secretary
treasurer Of the State Federation Of
Labor and editor Of the Duluth Labor
World was in the city Saturday, max
ing preliminary arrangements for the
big convention to be held in st. Cloud
ON June the 10, II and II. Uuon re-
quest Of the lecture committee Of the
Trades and Labor Assembly Mr.. Nc
Even gave a general talk to the boys
in the evening, not taking any parttc-
ular subject, but rather a heart to
heart talk. He touched on the sue
cess and progress Of organized labor
In and out Of the state and gave some
striking illustrations Of the benefits
received by tho ones under the fold
Of the union against those who wished
to paddle their own canoe. Mr.. Nc
Even has risen from the rank Of his
trade as a plumber to one of the lead
ing men in the labor movement in the
state. and wields g. strong pen in de-
tense and promotion OF the cause he
represents. The meeting on Saturday
night, while not large in numbers, was
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and is one of the Oldest retail drug
stores in the Northwest. A speciality
is prescription work, and this depart
ment is always in charge Of a licensed
and thoroughly competent pharmacist.
This drug store also has a confection-
airy assortment comprising the choicest
CONNECTIONS Of the most famous manu-
facturers Of the country. They also
carry a fine stock Of imported, Key
West and domestic cigars. This is be-
yond doubt the busiest drug store in
Duluth, and to sa ythat they have
achieved success is apparent even to
the casual visitor. We can conscienti-
ously recommend them as thoroughly
reliable, honest and competent drug
gists, who conduct a store which will
continue to be one of the most favor
ably known places in the entire city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
BOARD OF TRADE
LIVERY COMPANY

Duluth has the name of having the
most perfect and complete livery and
the finest driving horses in the state
that Of the Board of Trade Livery
company, at No. 40S West First street.
This livery is centrally located, and
a call upon either phone will receive
prompt attention.
The members Of this firm are gentle
men Of wide experience in the livery
business, and give their personal at
tntion to the business, with the re-
suit that they have acquired a repu-
tation second to none for their en-
deavors to keep abreast with every
improvement, and to please and sat-
1sfy their customers.
They are provided with the very lat
est and finest equipment, there being
nothing known to the carriage build
er's art which is not to be found in
the stock Of this enterprising and up
passenger chabriolets, eight passenger
drags, twelve tally-hos,
twelve passenger buckboards, fifteen
passenger tally-ho, twenty passenger
tally-ho, our-passenger rubber tired
cabriolets, four passenger pneumatic
tire park traps, rubber tire victorias,
rubber tire broughams, rubber tire Ian
daus, rubber tire runabouts, rubber
tire buggies, rubber tire stanhopes,
and everything which can be found In
any high class livery in the country
anywhere.
The members Of this enterprising
and progressive firm are: C. P. Mag
innis. president; James Sullivan, Sec
rotary and treasurer.
These gentlemen are among our
most prominent and respected citizens,
and they have always been foremost
in any movement for the betterment of
our citizens. They have always been
most fair and liberal ntheir treatment
Of their employees as well as In their
dealings with the public, and it is
pleasure to note their continued growth
and prosperity.
The Labor World is glad for an op-
portunity to recommend this COM
pany, which is such a, benefit and
credit to the, city, and they should re-
ceive the heartiest support and en-
enlargement from all our citizens.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
TROY LAUNDRY FOR
FAMILY WASHING

Duluth is recognized throughout the
entire country as a eli y which does
business on a broad gauge and liberal
principles and it is such firms as the
Troy laundry, which have given the
city this desirable reputation. They
have made an invariable rule to treat
the! general public as well as their i'm
mediate employees and their customers
with unfailing consideration and
courtesy, and that this is good policy
Is shown by the rapid and substan-
tial growth which has followed their
business.
The Troy laundry, located at No. "a
East Superior street, is fitted with
the most modern and up-to-late mach
inery and the best skilled labor for
the rapid and satisfactory handling
Of laundry work Of every description,
and they make a speciality. Of fine
laundry work upon the promptest SER
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
KUGI,ER & co. ARE
DRUG LEADERS

One of the most important branch
es Of business which the public has
to deal with is that Of the druggist,
who not only caters to our wants ip
sickness and in health, but to whom
we look for advice and upon whose
judgment and reliability we depend.
1t is important in our dealings in this
line to select a place that we know
is absolutely Trustworthy, for this de-
partment Of trade has close bearing
on our lives and small mistake
might result fatally. We have in mind
popular and we'll known drug house
Of the city, the establishment of the
F. w. Kugler & Co., located at 1OS
West Superior street. The appoint
ments throughout this establishment
are elegant and perfect in detail He
has been in business about 20 years
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
POPULAR RETAIL FIRMS
SOLID AND RELIABLE
anything Of this kind it would be we'll
to give Wieland a call

anything Of this kind it would be we'll
to give Wieland call.
Mr.. Wieland, the proprietor, has
been in the shoe business from his
boyhood, and has been located where
he carries on his extensive trade dur
Ing the last 20 years. He has there
fore knowledge Of his line based on
long experience and close study Of it's
needs, developed at last in one of the
progressive and most energetic busi-
ness centers Of the country. He
handles the following union brands Of
shoes: In mems wear, Stacy Adams
and Richardson and Joyce and A. ].
Bates: in ladies' wear, the celebrated
and justly popular Johansen Bros.
Rose Shoe company and many other
brands Of first class shoes. Go to
Wieland's when you wish to get the
best for your money in every way.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
IDAHO AUTHORITIES
WARM UP TO LABOR

LEWISTON. Idaho, April 1.-THE
board Of regents of the University of
Idaho, decided yesterday that the
claims Of the laborers engaged, In the
construction Of the new agricultural
college for the university were SUI
perlor to the claims of those supply
Ing material for the construction,
BY this decision, the laboring men
engaged in this work will receive the
full amounts due them from the con-
tractors. while the supplies Of the ma
terial will have to be content with q
little over ~ per cent Of their. claims.
There 10 due to tho contractors on
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overlooking in enthusiasm, and those
who attended enjoyed a profitable as
we'll as an enjoyable evening. Mr..
McEwen left on the Sunday morning
train for the Twin Cities, where he
will do some work at the legislature
before returning home to Duluth.
It Is expected that the largest at
tendence to any Of the state conven-
tons will be here in June, and the To-
cal committee on arrangements is now
busy preparing for the pleasure and
comfort Of those who~wiu be the city's
guests at that time.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
YALE LAUNDRY co.
KNOWN EVERYWHERE j,

"Cleanliness is next to Goodness"
amount of sense for a foundation, and
it is certain that nothing Is more con-
ductive to health and comfort than
cleanliness. And nothing adds more
to ones personal appearance than
neatly laundered linen. The man with
a spotless shirt and collar and neatly
blackened shoes has an appearance Of
being dressed up which cnnot be at
tanned by the person who is careless
in regard to his linen, no matter how
costly his apparel. And in these days
of modern laundrying, thee is little ex-
cuse for any person not being neat and
clean in their personal appearance.
Brown & Yale company are the
proprietors Of the above laundry, and
they employ about 1875 people in the
laundry here and at Superior. The
Yale laundry has been in business
about four years and the Broadway
laundry at Superior Is years.
This laundry is equipped with the
most modern and improved machin-
cry and there Is no danger OF the
tearing and spelling OF clothes which
Is so often the case where less care
is taken. The most skillful and ex-
perienced help is employed, to whom
is extended the fairest treatment, and
every employe Is working to maintain
the excellence Of the work turned out,
so the patron is sure to receive the
best that skill, care and cleanliness
can produce.
Brown & Yale company, the
proprietors, are enterprising and pro-
gressive gentlemen, who believe in
giving the customers the benefit of
any improvement which may be made
in their line of business and in maxi
ing the charges as invilerate as is
compaluable with conservative bust
ness methods. They turn out work
with the utmost dispatch, and will be
glad to call for and deliver orders, and
telephone calls will receive careful and
immediate attention.
The Yale laundry has won its place
at the head Of the laundries of the
cities by the fa1rest methods, and we
trust they may continue to prosper and
grow.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Duluth With It's Numerous Su-
burban Additions and EX-
tensive Tributaries, Offers
a Fertile Field For the En-
terprising Retailer.

The retail stores Of Duluth are we'll
stocked with goods in every conceiv-
able line Of as excellent a quality as
can be procured from the best known
manufac curing establishments. The
prices compare favorably with those
Of the best houses in the largest met
ropolitan centers. Expert buyers are
given constant employment in re-
plenlshing stocks. The following
houses are among the most reliable
in the city:
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this building over $s,4oo and the
amounts outstanding against them for
labor and material amount to $4,000.
BY the decision Of the regents. the
labor claims will be paid In preferences
to all others.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
THE GREAT EASTERN
OF WEST DULUTH

Is 1t hats, caps, collars. handker-
chiefs, ties, shirts, underwear, cloth
ing or other articles of mems fur
n1shings you want, and do you wish