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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
TEN HOURS LONG ENOUGH
+ FOR "A WOMAN TO SLAVE
says SUPREME COURT
SAYS SUPREME COURT

ance to the public that the state take
such measures as may be necessary
to protect its women from the conse-
quences produced by long-continued
manual labor in those occupations
which tend to break them down
physically.
1T would seem obvious, therefore,
that legislation which limits the num-
Der Of hours which women shall be
permitted to work to ten hours in a
single day in such employments as
are carried on in mechanical estab-
l1shments, factories and laundries
would tend to preserve the health OF
women and assure the production OF
vigorous offspring by them, and would
conduce directly to the health, morals
and general welfare of the public,
and that such legislation would fall
clearly within the police powers OF
the state 3.
1t Is said that the Manufacturers
Association did not expect to win the
case, but secured the injunction In
order to spin out the legal proceed
1ngs and stave off a final decision long
enough to enable them to work their
women employees overtime during the
rush season of last Christmas.
In the laundries it has been the
custom all the year around to work
the girls from fourteen to sixteen
hours on the rush days of the week.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

envy. Every man, woman and child
In West Duluth has implicit faith
that all goods purchased atsthis store
are OF the character and quality
guaranteed by Mr.. Cormier, and his
prices are so reasonable that no one
will venture to- assert that any Of
the j.. uptown stores can duplicate
them. &fa:: as>N5v r$;.r. ~ 4
Mr.. Cormier has always manifested
a friendly disposition towards the,
working classes and the extensive
patronage that they have bestowed
upon his store has contributed largely
to4the phenomenal success, that as
business man he has achieved in
West Duluth. In short, Mr.. Cormier
is an example of what industry, per-
severance, integrity of character and
general faithfulness can accomplish
in the commercial world. i ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
CHAS. A. GUSTAFS0N,
1929 WEST SUPERIOR ST
Dealer in Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Varnisl'es. Stoves and Tinware, Also
All Kinds of Farm Implements.

Among the successful store keep
ers Of this city which give Duluth
its prestige as commercial center,
there are none that occupy a more
deserving position than the individ-
ual whose name is given at the cap
ton hereof, and who has, as already
stated, located at 1929 West Superior
street. Mr.. Gustafson has been en-
gagged In business in this city for
some time and enjoys the respect and
confidence of all our citizens. He
has also by energy. perseverance and
strict attention to business built up
for himself prosperous and success
full trade In the line of merchandise
to which he has devoted his atten-
ton. There is no hesitancy in stat
ing that Mr.. Gustafson has been
manifestly fair in all his dealings
both with labor and with the public,
and this is but as it ought to be,
for honest and intelligent methods of
business attentions pursued by this
enterprising man should find him
Vlnd1cation in the hearty support of
an appreciative public. There is
nothing in the line of hardware,
paints. oils, varnishes. stoves, tin
ware or farm implements that can
not be purchased from Mr.. Gustaf-
son as reasonable as they can from
any firm in the Northwest, and there
fore our. Duluth buyers should see to
it that they continue in the future
as they have in the past to give him
their patronage. His address is as
already stated 1929 w. Superior St.,
where he is prepared to give his
patrons as good a class Of goods as
the markets of the country afford,
and at the most reasonable terms.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
BERGtsBRos. CO.
Groceries and Provisions.

This we'll known firm is located at
1916 North Fifth street and 1927
Grand avenue, Superior, Wisconsin.
The members Of the firm are Henry
o. and Carl i. Berg and each of
them is we'll equipped by training
and by nature to discharge every
duty connected with the successful
management of a first class grodery
and provision store: This is the kind
of a store that they are now conduct
ing and certainly Superior has few
commercial institutions that make for
the growth and development of the
city and none more deserving of the
heartiest support of all citizens than
is the Berg Brothers establishment.
The honest methods of business pur-
sued by the brothers has Injured
much to their benefit and given them
standing, not only with their GUS
toners. but has given them a popul-
arity among the wholesale, jobbing
and retail business people Of the
country. Their store is furnished
with everything that pertains to an
up-to-date grocery store. Their
goods are fresh and of the best
quality and their prices are as. low as
is compatible with safe business. The
Berg Bros. have certainly been sue
cessful in establishing for themselves
and for the community one of the
most complete and satisfactory groc-
cry stores to be found anywhere in
the northwest. Everything necessary
for the best work, prompt delivery
and good service for their customers
has been provided and it is not won
dered that the manner in which they
have conducted their business has
given them such q firm and deserved
ly strong hold on popular approval.
Both members =, of the company
have manifested q disposition to Ebe
fair with organized labor and from
all the information, in our possession,
we have no hesitancy in commencing
them to the support and patronage Of
all union workers. E* #<t - ~ -.
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the Northeast quartersof Section tween.
ty six all in Township sfxty-five North
5of Range sixteen West OF the 4th e.
N. in st. Louis County and State OF
Minnesota. with the reditaments and
appurtenances;sw which sale will be made
by the Sheriff Of said St. Louis County
at the front door Of the Court House.
in the City of Duluth in said County
and State. on Tuesday the 18th day OF
June. 1910. ct 10 O'clock 9: m. Of that.
day, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash to pay said debt OF
one hundred fifteen dollars, and inter-
premises. and twenty-five dollars att
torney.s fees. as stipulated. in and by
said Mortgage in, case Of foreclosure,
and the disbursements allowed by law;
subject to redemption at any time with
/ in one year from the day of sale, az
provided by law. i 2 i&te't-t Z
Dated May IA. "A. d. 1910. r .s.3
1870 GEORGE L.sCROSBY,
JOHN @. A. CROSBY. -,
Il Attorney for Mortgage. = .ssl%= 2s
+ 305 Palladio Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
L. w.. May 14-21-2s. June 4-11-1s. 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

Z! The Illinois supreme court re-
Gently upheld the constitutionality Of
the law enacted by the legislature of
1909, which prohibits the employ
ment of women in factories, laun-
dries. etc., for a period longer than
ten. hours day. Here is the text of
the courts humane ruling:
1T is we'll known to all men. and
Of what We know as men we cannot
profess to be ignorant of as judges:
IL THAT woman's physical structure
and the performance of maternal
functions place her at a great dis
advantage in the battle of life.
THAT. while man can work for
more than ten hours a day without
injury to himself. woman, es-
pecially when the burdens of moth
erhood are upon her. cannot.
: That. while man can work
standing upon his feet for more than
ten hours a day. day after day, with
out injury to himself, a woman cam
not.
That to require woman to stand
upon her feet for more than ten
hours in any one day and to perform
severe manual labor while thus stand
Ing has the effect of impairing her
health.
And, as weakly and sickly women
cannot be the mothers of vigorous
children, it Is of the greatest import
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Y j Ohm 10 GAN 3 CO.,
RoCERIES AND PROVISIONS
$& 033 East FOnrth Street

i One Of the many live and fast grow
ing concerns OF Duluth's HI business
world, is that Of John Logan & Com
pany, grocery firm. located at 9324 E..
Fourth street. They carry an excel
lent stock Of up to date staple gro-
|ceries, and not an article is ever sold
that can not be guaranteed to be ex-
actly as represented, and the prices
are kept down to the lowest possible
point. The absolute fairness in all
its dealings has made this grocery
store Il favorite in the community.
The. management is among the most
honored of our citizens and ready and
willing at all times to do their share
towards promoting the interests of
the community. This store IS receiv-
ing a very liberal support from our
citizens, and from the fact that no
| concern is more entitled to that con-
sideration, we predict a continuance
of it for the future: We believe that
this establishment through meritor,-
| Gus service has won the confidence
and endorsement of the community,
and that continuance of public pat
ronage is a matter of certainty. Rec
ognizing the supremacy Of enterprise.
and integrity, the Labor World Is
pleased to place this business house
upon the roll of those deserving a
special recognition Of the members of
organized labor. ..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
DIR. N. B. McNULTY.
DENTIST.
219 West Superior St


It is hardly necessary for the La
Dor World to put forth any. exertion
to introduce to the public of Duluth,
so well known a professional man az
DR.. N. B. McNulty. He has, been in
this city a number of years and his
reputation as first class dentist
needs no .vindication at our hands #
is universally recognized, that in point
of skill and efficiency and general
equipment to perform in a first class
manner every work and detail con-
nected with dental science, DIR. N. B.
McNulty has few equals and certainly
no superiors anywhere. What more
can we say? He has an enormous
patronage. His customers without
exception, are always satisfied with
his work and that ought to be SUI
ficient. !. *r.~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
GUSTAVE CORMIER,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.

O1z1 V1TaTd avenue, west Duluth.
In discussing the various enter
prises that contribute to give Duluth
q commercial prestige, g.. concern
now under consideration deserves to
take place in the first 4 rank, and
from the well known reputation OF
MT, Cormier for integrity, upright
ness and business ability, it certainly
affords US, In this edition Of the La
Dor World. great pleasure to accord
TO; s. Mr.. Cormier the credit which Is
Justly his due. The honest methods
g of B business pursued at all times BY
this enterprising individual have given
him degree Of prestige in the dry,
goods trade as ell az in the shoe
trade that rat Z many = erchant might
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
E. DORMEDY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery.

In the history of Duluth, the names
OF several individuals will always be
remembered with special favor for
the business sagacity they have dis
played in conducting their business
and the material benefit they have
been to the community. In this list
Mr.. p. Dormedy whose name appears
on the caption hereof will stand well
at the head. He has been located in
West Duluth for about eight years
and Ill' his business right from the start
,t thrive and prospered and has now
g attained degree OF success . that
demo nstrates beyond question the 81 . 4
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

rs .#S AdortEage Foreclosure Sale. S. L.
u Default having been made ii the
afteen doila ID d. d which Ii claim pto 1be
due. and 10 due ut 4 the date 90 this
notice upon . certain B Mortgage, duly
executed md delivered by Alfr4ds0ot
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

The Actors International union will
meet in convention at New York on
May g.. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Mort Ealse Foreclosure.

u. w. May 1 &. 81, 1910. d I'M
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