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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-05-13
Nc. 1G.

There is an Everett firm that adver-
tises TO furnish homes from cellar to
garnet. This firm las long been known
to be friendly 10 organized labor and
wherever possible handle goods made
under the best working conditions Lo-
aated at 28g7 Rockefeller this firm
has spacious Gales rooms where are dis
PLAYED q e0mTl ete line OF furniture,
manufacture bv a well known Rock
ford, H. firm. In carpets, rugs, up
holstery, beds and drapery this store
leaes. Here also are carried an eE-
elusive line OF stoves and ranges, man
ufaetured in Belleville, IL, and en-
dorse3 lv rnion workers everywhere.
Ia Workmanship, material and design
this line Of stoves il unexeelled, and
should De z farorite Of the union work
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-05-13

present stock, to 100000, and to
consider all business that in any wise
relates to the increasing Of the capita
stock 10 the said figure of $4,000. 90
and a vate of two-thirds of all the
shares Of stock is necessary to increase
the amount of said capital stock in anv
event.
Dated at Everett, Wash, April Is.
1910.
T. L. Christensen, President; Harry
Chapman, Z. A. Durrant, D. D. Nc,
Kay, B. r. Elzey, j. Michel, Fred
Cuffin, J. E Campbell, A. S. Baillif
Frank Foley, T. L. Thompson, S. Z
Andrew, P. A. Petersen, Z. A. Fran
co.'s. a majority of the directors.
Date of first publication April Is.
1910. 81
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erett. There * q brewery here where
labor conditions are ideal and the pro
duet amply bears out the assertion that
UNION MADE IS the best 10y every
test. In this case it Is the test Of the
palate not only Of the working but
every other class And the Everett
UNION MADE beer wins. In spite Of
the fact tnst other manufacturers Of
beer make their bid TO fame because
Of some possible OF impossible ingredi-
emit. the beer above referred TO makes
the simple claim in its slogan which
translated, reads. ALWAYS THI
SAME" This brewery makes a speciality
ri family orders.
Give name Of brewery. 2, Give
name Of popular beer manufactured 3
Give slogan
Answer. Everett Brewing Co.: 2
Everett 8. Ever TT.
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No s

There is a branch Of one Of the larg-
asst packing houses IN the west located
n Everett. on Colby avenue, which
handles a fun line Of fresh and sat
-aat hams. bacon and lard Then
SPECIAL brands Of lard are the TIC
and Washington Pure Lard Their
special brands Of hams ana bacon are
tie TIC" brands They also have
suath.r brand Of hams. bacon AMI lard
not me1tlooei above.
1-What Is the mana Of the firm ?.
What IS the other brand Of lard ?
What is the other brand Of hams and
hacout
Answer. Csrstens Packing Co. 2.
Autumn Leaf: g. Washington Hams
and Bacon.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-05-13
No. II.

The autoist, travelling rapidly down
Hewitt avenue and who, having lost
control Of his machine, dashed into a
brick wall, was reminded Of The name
Of one Of the leading clothing dealers
il the city. You viii also, if you viii
take the pronounciation Of the elothier's
name, instead Of the spelling, and com
pare il with what the autoist strucE.
This clotbier has given conclusive proof
Of his friendship for organized labor,
and. as a result, Is entitled 10 the sup
port Of organized labor. In clothing al
this store may be mentioned the label
brand Of Hoffman d Rothehild's; Union
Made Model shirts; Union Made Black
Bear overalls; Capital and Dirk Bros
Union Made suspenders; Union Made
work shirts made by Cones Bros. This
store carries an exclusive line of-Union
Made hats. one Of the best known
brands TO the union men Of the eoun-
try. This line Of hats is sold in al
shapes and styles al the uniform price
# $500.
Give name Of store. ?, Give name
Of hats.
Answer, Edward Wahl: :. Lion
Special
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-05-13

located In the building at 28683:
Colby avenue i5 one Of the up to-date
tailoring Establishments Of Everett. Il
The work rooms ideal labor conditions
prevail and. q course. the UNION La
bel is conspicuous On all Of the hand
someiy made garments from this shop
OF course clothes 70 suit every sizec
pocket book are made 10 order here
but the Fancy Business Suits offered
for $500 are proving q big leader
Another speciality is IN serges. Hand
~omely made garments they are and
The price j. especially appealing tc
every worker in Everett By giving
this firm an opportunity 10 make your
next suit Of clothes you viii not only
be assisting the cause Of UNION LA
BoR il the city, but you vii be
eegnomizing IL your clothes expendi-
ture. a -uir Of the serge made b. this
firm VIII be money saved for you.
Give name Of firm z, Give popu-
lar prices Of serge suits.
Answer-1, Anderson and Huffman;
= 500.
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No. 10.

in the good old summer time" every.
one feels like dressing up a little bit.
and Union workers in Everett know
that their clothes must bear the label,
If they are to be consistent. There
Is tailoring establishment in Everett
conducted by a man who is not only
konwn to be in sympathy with the
union labor movement but who does
not require that representative Of the
union tell him at any time about how
70 conduct a strictly union shop. This
man knows himself and Is said bv his
employees to be a stricter "upholderu
Of union principles than any Of bis
men. This mans shop is located on
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no q.

In these days Of the comet when 50
many people are getting out Of bed at
an early hour to behold the fiery
tailed wonder, the rising Of the sun is
witnessed and many are reminded Of
the name Of popular brand Of ice
cream. In a factory located in this
city and devoted exclusively 10 the pur-
pose, this appetizing and refreshing pro
duet Of the rich cream Of healthy cows
il mixed. At the different stores in
the city the ice cream is kept on sale
and its popularity Is growing. Made
under the most sanitary conditions. it ia
ideal for the old as well as the young.
Give name Of popular see cream.
2. Tell why the best.
Answer, Sunrise; 2, Made under
most sanitary conditions.
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The majority RI union men would not
knowingly buT a suit u clothes, a hat
q pair Of shoes made under unfair
WORKING conditions and not one would
think Of employing a man to perform
some work who did not hold a card.
But bow many union men forget for
the time their union principles when
they 20 into store 70 buy a piano.
How many remember that the men en-
gagged ~ making pianos are organized
and endayoring 70 improve their work
ing condition Fortunately there l. a
music store IN Everett that carries not
single unfair piano. This store is 10
GATED ca Hewitt avenue on one If the
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-05-13

Centrally located 9l a prominent cor
ner "a Hswil. avenue but a few steps
IRON The Labor Temple. = Eeuor
store PoPu--r with aHlgn msu. not only
% TIE members of the different unions
enjoy the hospitality afforded here but
this store supplies the tables If many
union homes with vines. liquors and
beer. il fact @ specially b hefe made
for tAis trade and telephone 1-1ers re-
ceive pT0mp- attention. The excellence
of the California wine carried at this
store IS responsible in measure. for
It's extensive patronage. This wine IS
graded according 10 eye and no vine
that is less than two vears Cd e. ear
ried In this store. Lcst # the best
brands q Whistles are carried here.
Notable among tine brands are #Circle
A." Hunter" Barclay" ACeIar
Brook /" Sunset" rye and bourbon.
-Four well known brands n beer are
carried here and family orders are
promptly attended TO-
Name the store. 2. Give prices u
popular California wine carried here. 9,
Name the brands Of beer carried
Answer, Sunset Wine House; 2
CO.. Use, s1.10, SIS; 3. Everett. Pa
rific, Port Angeles and Rainier
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ers Of Everett.
Give name Of store. 2. Give name
of line Of stoves and ranges. 3.Tell why
the best
Answer, White 4 Haekett; 2. St.
Clair stoves and ranges; 3, Best. be
cause Of superiority Of construction;
best material and made by skilled Ia
Dor
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HOME INDUSTRY" and eUNION
MADE are slogans that 90 vel To-
gether. There is 4 happy combination
in the brewery line right here in Ev-
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No. ~

It Is as important TO the union
worker that be pstrouizs stores that
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RULES OF THE CONTEST

absolutely
firm page
speciality off," The will "SandSo
reply "So-and-So
person
s
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RULES OF The CONTEST

be
firm puply
Of UNION LABOR
rred,
Journal Nav II
prize innss e
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

bruised edges. a skilful surgeon can
trim the edges OF the scar, and max.
Ing thus a clean cut can bring tho
freshened edges together, and By put
ting in stitches make q clean and mar
row seam, where formerly the ragged,
spreading, disilguring scar existed.
This could only be done where sufl.
cient skin could be obtained to draw
the freShened edges together without
too much pulling on the parts.
Applications of hot water Will helD
to lessen scars. Hot cloths should
be applied to them for ten or fifteen
minutes at q time, after which cold
cream or grease OF some kind should
be rubbed In. II this course IS kent
up daily for some timo the results Will
be gratifying,
From time TO time inquiries are
made In regard to tho use OF paraffln
TO remove hollows and plump ont
places which arc suDken as the result
OF disease or injury. The paraifin Ia
also used when tho nose has lost its
shape. The parafTin is melted, so that
In tho fluid state Il can be injected
into the skin by means OF a byno.
dcrmic needle. II then hardens I'm .he
tissues. The result may be success.
full. and I believe often is. but II Is
a DANGEROUS thing to do In0amma.
ton may take place and great injury
follow. | would therefore not recon-.
mend It.
Many arc annoyed by moles on the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

face or neck, These also can be re-
moved. but their removal should not
be attempted rashly. Tho electric
needle is often used now to do this,
and Is generally successful. Some
times they can be removed by the use
OF acids, but that should be done with
caution. lest scar be left. which
would be worse than the mole itself.
IL the moles arc near the eye, cleo
tricity and acid should be used, If at
all, with great caution, and by one
who has had experience. Moles can
be cut out by surgeon; the wound
made by doing this Is closed by
stitches, and only a whtto limo Will
remain.
a blemish that annoys exceedingly
is what is called moth patch" II
comes ofteneSt on the forehead and
tben about the check bones. Some
times these diScolorations arc only
small; at other times they spread all
over the forehead and down on the
cheeks. The cause Of these deposits
of colorina matter In tho deepest layer
of the skin Is mystery. II one knew
what caused them IL would be much
easier to deal with them. The only
way to get rid of them is by using
something which will destroy the
layer of skin In which the coloring
matter is deposited. THIS IS done by
applying a lotion which contains bi-
chloride Of mercury. which is the poi
son known as corrosive sublimate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

can remove them by cutting them out.
The blood which supplies them can
be cut of by destroying tn larger
vessels which supply the blood. This
Is done sometimes by electric ncedlos,
and sometimes by Introducing heated
needles. A very good and reliable
surgeon should be employed, else the
result will not be successful, for the
bi-th'mark may not be removed at all
OF only partially, or largo scar may
result. Parents should feel their re-
sponsibillty in regard to the destruc,
tion Of such blemishes, for they can
be much more easily removed when
tho child Is young, since they grow
with the growth of the child. Often
what would be only n small affair, II
dealt with in childhood, cannot be
removed ut oil when the child has
reached adult life; or II removed will
leave deep scar, which would have
faded out In younger years.
Several letters have come to me in
which the writer's ask what TO do In
regard to sears which dishgure the
face. the result OF cuts or burns re-
ceiyed In former years. The remedy
depends upon the scar itself. The
scar from burn, which has destroyed
the true skin, by which i5 meant tho
under layer of the skin, and has
sproad itself irregularly. ia most diff.
cult of treatment The same Is true
OF scar which is the result OF an ac-
cldent, which has left Jagged and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

Five grains to an ounce of distilled
water is the proportion in which il is
used. 1t is sopped on the spot which
Is to be removed once or twice a day.
The skin has to be quite rcd with the
application before the right result can
be obtained Peroxide Of hydrogen
Will sometimes bleach the patches.
Good results have also been obtained
when the stains are not very deep by
the use of lemon juice. Colorless
Iodine applied in the same manner
is useful.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

many OF the new models of house
gowns as well as evening garments,
seen at the private exhibitions is that
of the different sleeves, and In some
cases only one sleeve in a garment.
In this drawing you Will note that
the volant over the right sleeve
comes only to the elbow while on
the left 1t falls nearly to the knee
Not content with trimming the
sleeves differently, some gowns had
them made OF two entirely different
materials, and stil others OF con-
trastinG colors. One evening wrap
had only one sleeve and was very
pretty. IN spite OF this ccceatricity.
Another pretty note In this model
is the curved lines of the lace bands
Mt the bem. 1t i5 very gracefully
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

placed in q curve around the corner.
this keeping unbroken. the long flow
Ing line OF the shoulder. Tne little
yoke is of plain batiste OF the same
shade laid In tiny soft folds. The
little bell sleeves can be finished with
chou OF blue liberty ribbon which also
adorns the corsage and hair.
Since women have taken to wear
Ing socks their husbands have in
duced them to wear trousers that at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

into holes. and oh, the sorrows
of the long elaborate Jacobs ladders
and the utter hopelessness of silk
stockings after two wearings. But
all this. thanks to the ingenious
French, has been changed and one
might as well appear in old-fashloned
red fannels as to be rescued from
railroad accident in long stockings.
In fact, some shops have ceased to
carry them In stock, so strongly has
the sock appealed TO the feminine
heart From hyglenic point Of view
they arc unequalled, as one becomes
hardened TO the cold as little child
does in wearing seashore socks, sell
dom having colds aud sore throats.
This theory has been proven many
times by singers and other theatrical
people who are constantly exposing
tho chest TO draughts and cold air,
after accustoming themselves to ex-
posure they seldom take cold and
this supports the theory that modern
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE
BRIBED TO TAKE MEDICINE
Can be Administered in Syrups Sweetened Water-Wh
to do With Little Babies
By L. n. RICHARDSON


cealed in bits of bread covered Hts
JeiIy. Small pills can be given 10
those who are two years old and DER
AS general thing do not belieY 10
pribing children to do anything; but
IL Is wonderful what q sugar-coapg
penny will give to medicines. Gen
when given by IN old fashioned loe
tor. A very good rule for dosagsfor
q child, and one easy to remembe is
that to which DIR. jacob has seD
tho name OF "twcntieths" that l TO
give as many twentieths of the ose
OF an adult as the child has yets~
one-twentieth for the first year, so
twentieths II the child is two yars,
and so on. II the medicine doe,not
seom to agree with the child. beo
lessen the dose.
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least come to the knee, and few
have been induced to cover it. which,
while We shall have TO accustom our
solves 10 the odd-looking result, is
really very practical and much more
comfortable than those that reached
only half way to the knee. TO be
sure, they were exceedingly pretty
and youthful to gaze upon, in all
their fuzzy lace and dainty pin
tucks, but in summer they wero
cool and in winter they were even
cooler. Long hose were most i'm.
practical and much more expensive
in the long run If they were
fastened tightly enough to look
we'll and therefore feel comfor-
table, the garter was necessarily so
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Goel a/zs~AA
lhc Quartet

Said the Horn; 'Wen I'll be blow.
ed"
SAID the Drum; THAT does beat
me-"
Said the Fiddle: "oh, High c."
tSpeaking in the Cockney model /;
While. in accents deep nd low,
Said the Bell: Il tolled you sol"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Short
Socks
Adopted
NEW UNDERWEAR MATERIALS
PRETTY. DURABLE AND CHEAP
Delicate Linen Negigees and Berufled Things Longer
Impractical and Expensive Gowns Like the Greek Tunic
rNuDnD0W

Rl'ISTlC lingerie is always of
~ keen delight to us, end es-
- pcciGly il It be Of Impraoti
= n cal. fluffy variety that or
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
NoCturdc

She met him in the darkened hall,
At twilight when he camo to call.
Said he, 'J've brought you roses"
A pause. a start, mutlled sigh
With a little laugh, | heard her cry
"Oh. Jack. how cold your noso Isl!
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
the mouth and

INC mouth and up on her check.
Birth-marks are Of two kinds, those
which are smooth and those which
form In punches and are Droml-
inent, Birth-marks, especially tho
latter, arc composed OF a groat many
Iery small blood.vessols. Surgeons
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

tight that it pulled down on the hips,
thus pushing the organs out OF posi-
ton and not only the wear and tear
on the wearer, but the tops OF the
stockings were always being torn
by the fasteners, and the heels pulled
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
X HERE 10 nothing worse than
to have a struggle with a

child to make It take mcdi.
cine, In giving medicine to
babies 1t must be remembered that a
oaoy cannot swallow until the spoon
Is taken out OF its mouth. After the
medicine is given a little pinch of the
nose will make the infant swallow. 1t
is we'll TO wrap q blanket around its
arms, so that 1t cannot knock the
spoon or push II away. Powders
should not be given dry to an infant.
as they are apt to cause 1t to cough
or strangle. They therefore should
be moistcned and given In q spoon,
Pills should be mashed before they
arc given. For older children medi.
cines can be given In syrups or sweet.
eI>ed water. Powders can be con.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
BIRTH-MARKS
ELECTROCUTED
Blemishes on Face Eradicated
by Electric Needles or Cut
Out by a Surgeon
By DR.. EDITH L. MACKAYE

O ;;$: e: = AZ: ;;::;: As: ;;:
marks on the face
are the most diff.
cult to deal with. A
correspondent, twen-
ty years old, writes
to me in great egi-
tatlon OF spirit about
such an one which
disfgures her face,
extending aroun d
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-18
FUND QUICKLY RAISED
Cedar Rapids Boosters Secure $4,000
in Two Days to Extend Scope and
Work of Y. M. C. A.-Pian Fathered
BY Judge Robbins to Guarantee
Membership Fees Of Poor Boys.

Special to Times-Republican.
Cedar Rapids. Feb. 1s.-Before sun
down tonight the committees in charge
Of the Y. Nj. G. A. booster campaign
expect to have upwards of 100000
raised to extend the scope and further
the work of the local association. The
condition of the local building and the
need of extension of the work We're
recently Investigated by a committee
of representative men. headed by Post
master Haskell, Judge Robbins, Rep
resentative Moon and others. a gem
era1 committee was organized, OF
about seventy-five business and pro-
fessional men, with Attorney C. w
Bingham as chairman. The city was
divided into districts and at O'Clock
yesterday morning sixteen sub-com-
mittees began canvass of the city
The workers banqueted at noon at the
Montrose Hotel, and reported S6,l34
raised. BY night the amount had been
increased to about $4,000.
This morning the committees again
took up the work, and by tonight
practically the entire amount will be
pledged. with what is expected from
business men at present out of the
city. Some generous subscriptions are
included i'll the list of givers.
1t is planned to thoroughly remodel
the association building, provide an
adequate game room, and use the en-
tire structure for the work of the as
ISOLATION. At present the larger por-
ton OF the first floor and all the third
floor are leased to- business institu-
tons.
4 number of business men have ur-
dertaken to extend the scope of the as
sociation's work in this way. Each
will guarantee the membership fee of
five or more poor boys. including
youngsters who have come under the
authority of the juvenile court, and
who need the influence of such an or
ganization as the Y. NJ. c. A. Judge
Robbins of the superior court, Il SON
in-law of Governor Larrabee, is the
author of this movement. Judge Rob-
bins presides over the Juvenile court
and the many boys who have come
under his jurisdiction naturally sug-
gested the Y. NJ. c. "A. to him as i
preventive of crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-18
Feed cod Fermentin9
Causes Indigestion

Il got a box of ALi-o-na tablets for a
distress in my stomach, and the first
dose relieved me. and after took the
fourth have not felt any more of it.
I think it is wonderful incidence
Hiram Shultz, Watseka Ill, July %,
'09.
If your stomach is out of order or
distressed. no matter from what cause,
Mi-o-na stomach tablets will give in
slant relief, and if taken regularly. will
cure indigestion, acute or chronic, or
money back.
Every sufferer from stomach trouble,
gas. belching, sour stomach, nervous
ness. dizziness, and biliousness, should
get a fifty-cent box of Mi-o-na stom-
ach tablets today and start Il treat
ment.
in three days time the stomach and
bowels will be thoroughly purified,
and sour stomach and distress Will van
iSh
Continue the treatment for two weeks
and the stomach will become so strong
that it will be able to digest the hearth
EST meal without distress. Sold by
druggists everywhere and by Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Booths Pills best for constipation,
% cents.