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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-12

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Lamb.
2onbon, Il. Sept. Die ton1z
msnoe Wode oarfts fir ods inouItrieue
gnelanb cine iehr folseni ihtpere pers
ben, ToQs niht am Wlontdg Die Inge=
Itelten Der Observation-Disclosures iif
gu unterbanolunssn bersit ertldren
Sopeit haben T'e iih ubiolut i6pet;
qeno perhultsn. Die 9ersinigung be,
grbsiteeber rirb etnen IusThlub be,
2eute empfeblen uno BON pieIem Nus
Itlub oiirften mebrere Sauisno anges
itellte Der gaumnpuenIpinnereien BE-
troffen perben.
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Shiffsbaubofe 1T eine Wenbung gun
geHeren einostreten, oenn Die &eRsl
arbeiter haben um cine aonferens mi
BEN Mrbeitaebern nahgeiuht, pdbrenl
bic 4ngeItslItsn Der 0reot Rortbsrl
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abItimnten, neil anseblia Die gabi
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S1tsosseriat er.lGrs bobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-12
an anserprSentiidD einbrnfsDoQe,
@eiie ,pnroe Der Gudariitiid)e
aongref in Wontreal gum
Abidlnf sebradt.
Nrbeitertpirreu iteben auseniheinlid
in Gnglaub bepor.
Spanien seitattet aunbsebunsen &C.
gen bic yberridenbe Oott.
loiisfeit".
Sbpnptismus ioll Der 8 a.
rim 6iIfe bringen.

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gerlin, IL. Sept. Bsi GiutrsI.
fen oes ruiiiIden aaiierpaares auf
Shlob Jrisbbers in 5eHen fisI oas
quite 4usi.kn Der 3arin auf. Die
ponen Dansen unb bic bliibsnoe Ges
iittsfarbe Der 5erriherin i4ienen bic
Wlelpuns.n, ipelte in ben lesten Sahs
rem pom 1fortoie Gelo unb peterhof
ubr ibren geiunbbeitssuItano ins
9luslanb brans.n, 2iisen 81 itrafen.
sbatIGhlid bat iih ibr t0rperIitss
gefinben unter Der gsbanolung Der
beutlhen Spe3ialiIten, bic serufsN
tpuroen, ols ibr friiberer Selbar3t
SeIbItmorb besing. bsoeuteno sebshsrt,
benn bic tbeiltpsiie 2dhmuns, an Der
iie cine 3.it lang liit, 1T pollfdnbis
perfdnunben. Sn ibrem Gsmiit9s8u>
itanb 1T iebo9 tsine gsheruns eingss
treten. Sic leioet immer nod an Der
tieIen Shtpermutb, bic ibren 9silt pOls
lia All imnadten brobt.
Die uriah. Der 2eiben Der 3arin 1T
betanntlih bic beitGnoise 4ngit um
ibren gatten unb tire ainosr. 3ur 3eit
Der terroriitiIhen gepegung in Hubs
lamb erhieIt Tie mebrfah Orobbriefe. in
benen ibr bic grnorbung ibres Gieb'
lings. bes tleinen 3aretpitif, angee
iiinbigt ipurpe. Die Mufresung bariiz
bsr unb bas i9r bon ilatIteneen 5ofs
ling.n sugetrogene 9eriiht. odB ihr
0emabl feline 2iebe elmer jebt nit eis
nsm groBfiirItsn permdblten Qbens
tsurerin suseipanot babe. briidten iie
nieber, raubten ibr ben Sdlaf, unb
um Rub. gu Iinben, srsab Iis iid beHl
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ibr RerpenipTtem nah unb nad) pollz
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falfh behanbelt tpuroe, iih t0otete. ipar
iie Elm pbpiiIhes unb seiItiaes Wrad.
Den berporrasenoen beutihen Spe.
sialiiten, bic iie iebt bebanoeln, III es
iiber alles gripdrien gelunsen. lie i0rz
psrIid tpieber bersuitsIlen, uno iis bofz
fen lie nun aud seiitis beilen su tDns
nen ourb - 6npnoie. 3u biei.m
3fped III lie poa ibrem Gemabl nah ihs
rsr befIilhen 9eimntz sebrant iporosn.
Gin BON ibren gler3ten ousgeiuhier
5ppnotiieur tpirb lie reselmdbig in
sinen bppnotiihen 3uitanb perieben
unb ibr iusseriren, oab iis bic sliids
lidite Trou unter Der Sonne lei. Man
boffi. baS bieier Gebonte iih nah unn
mad ibrem 6irn 10 feft einprdsen nirb.
bnb ibfr Ghpermutb perihpinbet
Gang gefubrlos iit bieie Bebanblungss
metbobe jeboh nod Der Nniidt herpors
rasenber meoi5iniiher Mutoriidter
ni1t.
Rduberbdnbe bingftft &C.
m DIT.
paris, IL. Sept. Der Slider
bsitsbeb0rbe pom 8orbeaur III es se'
lungen, cine Rduberbnnbe fefi5unebs
men, beren Spe3ialitGt bic pliinberuna
bon 8ilen unb Ghl0Iern i'm Siibr
ipeften Grantreihs setpeien mar. Oh
In Defenders freher Weiie ausg.fiihrts
Hranbf9abuns zines in Der Ndbe por
Norbenur gelegenen GnloHes HDhe.
Gdntin peronlobte Gtreifange Der go.
li3ei hur@ ben Wolb BON weontouban
!. q eetane IN sttsr BON OiAi3t ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-12

Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
@olo6arren
eSm @ertb bon $57, 500 auT
oem Sransport mad Seattle
seitoblen.
Oie&oro feuonng Gam pom oer
Naf6inston. Rfaska 2ank
in 9sair6anks.
2ebn glrbeiter ppn einftiirsenbem
Telsgeitein in SerieD Gttp
eriblasen.
Gr YrGitoeut S6eobore GooIcpelt
iuieber mshlbebalten in Gutter
gap etugetrpfien.
Ger Gpnerefabacuronne Gnncau
NcainleD glanbt bas Wtaine
ben Gepublifaneru er'
balteu bleibt.
Sciner 9Iniid)t nad) pcrbcn Die Me
| pnblifancr i'm JieprGIcntantcn"
baus cine Wajuritut Dor
II Stimmen baben.
1as bic gunbes-SanitatsbcGDroen
iiber bic Sollmutb 5u lagen
hnbcn.
Am 6uobaLe' Yarf in Columbus
nuroc elm nit SfDiehpnluer
geinlltcr Sanofoffer
ecIunben.
| Ter Spifcr befano iidI in Mumittclba'
rer 9tabe Der Sribine, bon iuel-
der Gol. GDDiepelt &C.
tprOd)en hattie.
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QHetterberi6t.

Fir 8 bio: 8etp0lfter 6immel, NIT
Reaen ipGt am Montag ober om Diem
itoa: tdlteres Wetter am Sienltag;
icaarfer iiibliher. nab Horben um>
fdhlaoenbsr Wino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-12
Am Guoba!e Iarf in Columbus
unrbc elm nit SdDichpulper
geiulttcr SauofoFfer
ecTunoen.
Ter Gpifcr bcfano iidl in uumittclba'
rer 9tabc Der Sri6iine, BON mel.
der Sol. GUDieDelt &C.
iprod)en batte.

gepuItiger 9olo0 b It a + I.
Seuttle, @aib., Il. Sept. I'm
qemiinstes 9olD i'm Werth bon ST.
500, pas Elm 5beil elmer 9oloienoun9
Der Wdi6ington 4la5ta 9art bon
6airbants an Die Ger 5orton gtos
tionQlbant bon Seattle biloete, Die auf
Dem Tumpfer 6umbDIbt bef0rosrt
poroen mar. lit unterpsgg geitobIen
pornen unD on SteQe oes 8oloes tat
ten Die 0iebe 8lettlumpen iuitltutrt.
Die GntDedung oes 8iebitohIs puroe
an Sonntug betunnt gege6en. 0as
geItoblene Golo pog $50 pfuno. 8as
Golo purbe in 5air6ants in bret aiz
item auf oem Sampfer perluoen, Der
not 9atpIon uno @bite Gitp beitirnmt
mar unp befdHo iih in Der Sb6ut Der
Qlosta 9actfic GrpreB Gompanp. Dis
an Der cunabiI6en 0ren5e Die 8Iiten
oeoffnet purDen, funoen Die 3oloeam@
ten oas 9olo intatt Dor. Die &titen
uuroen bunn pteber in Der 4Tup 81
tlcs IN Seattle am JrettG9 UtorGen
geDffuet uro bier iteQte es Iih 6eraus,
ouB cine siIte itatt Der GOIoborren,
9leibarren enthielt. Die YIom6sn an
ben Siiten tpareu augenI3ejnlih polllg
intQtt unp ules oeutet oarQufhiH baB
Der 9iebitdbL an gprb beg Shiffes be-
gungsn tpurbe. Die GrpreBgeiellihaft
bate oas GoIo gegen 9iebItohl per-
Iihert. Die GiItsn traFen am Sonz
nerItag Wtorgen in Der GhdD STfice
Elm uno blieben bort liegen big am
fyreitaq Iih Der GmpFdrger melbete,
tporauF bdnn CUR Seffnung Der aiiten
gsinritten unb Der 8iebIta6l entoedt
ipuroe. Mlon ninlnt an, bab oas
Sob uuF bem Yuton OampFer 3tpis
Iten SalpIon uno White Sprie ooer
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10
TO BUILD 4 BIC sToR E-FIRsT
BUILD 4 BASEMENT.

Emsrzol SAID ll4g -au Institution
Is bul hr Aazraeaed shadow Of one
man
a store Is as reaE-r -a4a i-s osa.r
o., a4 sroa gp O. lhs stature %
has biggest ds-1-5u lo larger
E,erg store ll isis IOWA Is =Hoems
~ - l-z oalers size
81 llas 10 4alrsr a0a small t is
toalg il alI gego4e as bis as he
dr-.Tul.a as 5l4u D.
F0T yolr uarazaI msrcH4al Is q
lls a1,erlzer lie mas De able. JaA
nov ~ uss 1at smaa spao-suI he
Is ssluls a-4dy 10 as bis space
AID D. las JAr small sp2cz persist
sllly making Tie advertising AS ill.,
s,ilally para ~ a-s expense - aay
Thing gls-4ld slmils a. constant
eEDaasl0a 81 l4e sg-as ased
That suHl ~ merchant ALI bulid
blg s-ose-ior be- is potentially a
big mrroaaat al-ysay -Nssiord MaI
Tribune
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10

SsT-cor. 2; thence n. ~ deg. 81 min.
" along line IA Legal Tender Claim
Sur. $50, $3.50 It. to Cor. No. 3. iden
teal with Cor. No. Legal Tender
Ilseer Sur CSC. post set In ground
marked S-S97-Gor. 3. thence S. 10
deg. 80 min. w. 1910 IT. to Cor. No
4. Identical with Cor, No, Legal
lN'nder placer; thence S. is deg. 80
mn. w. All II. to Cor. No. 5. a post
Sc, in ground marked S-Ss7-Cor. 5.
from whence S. e. location corner
bears S. 40 deg. 10 min. E. is IT.
dist; thence from said Cor. No. N.
20 deg. 90 min. w. 800 IT center of
creek; 1900 It center of ditch;
eo0.O0 II. to Cor. No, 6. a post set In
ground marked S-S97-Cor. 6, from
whence original S. w. location, bears
5. % deg. W. 81 It thence N. 2l deg
9 min. Z, l41S0O It. center OF creek;
1865 IT, to Cor. No. Z. identical
vita N. W. location corner. a post
set In ground marked S-S97-Cor. z
TT; thence S. 70 deg. 90 min. e.
$3.50 II. to Last Chance placer, Sur.
No. $50; 10000 It. to Cor. No. l, the
place Of beginning. Area 1897
acres. Var. at all corners 81 deg. 90
ED. East
The names Of adjoining claims are
shown by the plat Of survey to be as
fellows: The Last Chance placer, Sur
yey No. 63s on the North; the Wiley
Placer, the Legal Tender Placer. and
The Fenley Placer on the East.
Witness: JOHN R. VIM
IT'S HEREBY ORDERED that III
Above and foregoing Notice for APP
yllcation for Patent be published in
lie Skagway Daily Alaskan. a daily
newspaper published nearest the min
irg claim and premises IN said Notice
described. for the statutory period.
DATED this 17th day OF August,
A ID. 1910
c. B. WALKER,
Register.
First publication, Aug. 20. 1910.
Last publication. Oct 81. 1910.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10
SERIAL NO. Oisss,
Hc HcE OF APPLICATION FOR U
S. PATENT. MINERAL SUR
YEY NO. SGT.

0. S. Land Office. juneau. Alaska.
august II. 1919.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
n pursuance Of the Acts Of Congress
approved July sth, 1870. and May
lo.h. 1872. John r. Vim. in behalf
O. himself and James MeClOskey.
Lewis P. Shackleford and Katherine
D. Abrams, All citizens OF the United
states. has made application 20 a
patent 70 the Lucky Joe pla r r.
ing claim I436.75 r. in lens n ar
SEQ II Ia width. situate In the ..-i
Pike Mining District. In the Juneau
lard District 10 the District OF Alas
"a. ana more particularly described
Is follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. Lucky Joe
s'sesT. = post set in ground. ideau-
- with COrs. FeRley aud Last
Chance glaeers. Surveys No. $50. and
CSC. respectively. seribed S-Ss7-Cor,
.: nom whence U. S. l. d. No. 3.
eears n. % deg. 20 min. E. s6Ol.S0
T. dist; thence 5. "a deg. 81 min. W.
slong line as FeRley placer. Sur, $50,
t5i60 4. 70 Cor. No. 2. identical
vtIb Cor, No. 3 Fenley placer Sur. n,
5s6. a post set in ground scribed 5
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10

II railway ualassfs Jurele5 less
b. private cars they ulisht leaFa some
al the reasJus shy railroad oomp4u-
ias are ung5pglaT.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10

A mesquite las forty esss 8 day
One somssimes wonders boa she sets
Ihs uase
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10
WOORE'S WHARF CO.
Terminus ". P. < Y. RO

Arrive and Depart From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1870
open delivery merchandise from % D.
PeTAhables ONLY delivered Sunday night
tsht shipments souhbound accompanied by
SHIPPERS MANIFEST (PaPers be obtained u
ohee delye cred before No freight win
be received wharf after this hour,
BAGGAGE-ToIs be collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No fol and grips when unchecked
public nearing dock
opened only when diembarked
Wharfage had application office on dock
p. o. IT'S. {. J. SHAW, Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-10
Ia. :-o=;-e-;-a~-:-o-:--
! " HTAeR 5uREHu

o. p--:-e--s-Q-:--0--:-o-:-
Re- Is Of the observations taken
a. y 'Ore's Wharf at midnight.
Oclo' 70 !, 1919, is as follows;
Tea rssare time obssrvsE'a 81 AoC "a
- ,lEp FEeee1.nG "a hours IS above
ain 4" &" 81 above
ies- 42{ shove
B ronelss SoOO Cloudy, Calm
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

necessary.
During the past twenty-one years
the company. has raised wages six
times. Each time the increase has
been voluntary on the part Of the
company. In the past ten years the
wages of conductors and motormen
have. as shown by table below, stead
lily increased from 1928. cents~in 1898,
to 22.04 cents in 1908, an increase
of sc per cent.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
J. w. LENT, DEALER IN
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES

The business men of our city are
recognized throughout the entire
country as men who do business on
a broad gauge and upon a liberal
principal, and Mr.. J. w. Lent, whose
name appears on the caption hereof
is no exception to the general rule.
I'm addition to handling staple and
fancy groceries, he also makes a
speciality of butter, eggs and cheese.
and the. very excellent reputation for
fairness " and square dealing which
he enjoys among all his patrons, con-
stftute a. sufficient guarantee and his
business will continue - to increase
largely in the future through the
patronage that will come to him from
the excellent reputation which he
enjoys.
The Labor World takes great pleas
ure in recommending Mr. Lent as
merchant that is absolutely square
and honorable in his methods and
will take pleasure at all times in CIV
ing his patrons the square deal. His
place Of business is at 1S10-1S12
Piedmont avenue west. Zenith
phone 1904, Bell phone 1929.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
DULUTH SIRE 7
RAILWAY COMPANY
"A Public Service Corporation Whose
Transit Facilities Merit
All Praise

No public service corporation in
the city of Duluth has moro faith
fully OR more satisfactorily performed
its duty to the public than the Du-
luth Street Railway company. i.
The conpany's efforts have always
been directed along the lines indi-
Gated by an intelligent and broad con-
ception of the city's needs and as a
consequence improvements and ex-
tensions were not only abreast Of 10.
cal demands but in most instances
anticipated them.
The service rendered by the COM
pany has always kept pace with the
rapid growth and development of the
city, and it is not putting it too
strong to state, for it is the consen-
sus of opinion expressed by visitors
from far and near that the strcetcar
service accorded to our people is
equalled only in (, very few cities.
and is nowhere eNcelled.
The entire carccrI of this company
has been marked Ny ability. enter
prise and liberality. and by constant
endeavor to give tho people the best
possible service. and it is certainly
doing it.
In the matter Of the treatment of
labor-thc company pays it's. con-
ductors and motormen from FL cents
to 25f cents per hour according to
length of time In service.
During the first year of service the
pay is 81 cents; second year, %
cents; third. year, 23 cents; fourth
and fifth years. "a cents, and after
five years, rs cents.
Only twice in the history of the
company since 1889 have wages been
reduced and on those occasions bust
ness depressions made such action
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

ing. not asmodically. nor in a
small way. but steadily and in such
q fashion that each years totals have
shown a splendid increase over those
Of the preceding year.
beginning in 1896 as the Kelley
Hardware company, with a capital
OF $4,000 and a plentiful supply of
energy, enthusiasm and knowledge of
the business, there was never back
ward step but continually onward
and upward Five years later, in
1901. b. w. How became member
of the firm and the capital was in
creased to $4,000: With this addi-
ton to the firm and it's working cap
ltal the company extended it's fields
and made such gains that two years
later the Thomson Glaskin company
was absorbed, the style of the COM
pany becoming the Kelley-How-
Thomson company, and the capital
again increased this time to 100000.
In, January, 1903, it moved into it's
splendid new building on Fifth av-
enue west. planned. and erected to
accommodate the business in the best
possible manner. At the annual meet
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
P. j. BLAlS,
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS

Mr.. Blais is established, in business
at POI South, Fifty-sexenth avenue,
West, Where he has done business
for the last six years and has achiev-
ed a. degree Of success that reflects
much credit upon his integrity and
business sagacity. i He makes a spe-
cialty: of carrying union label goods
SO far as it is possible for him to
procure the same in the line of goods
and@notions, tand we take great pleas
.urc in :recomm ending Mr. Blais to the
patronage and, consideration >: of all
good and loyal trade union men. As
already stated, / he lis located at. 2o1
South; Fifty-seventh avenue West,
West Duluth, where he will be pleas
ed to see as many tof his trade union
friends as possible and hopes by
dealing fairly, and justly with them in
all his business transactions to merit
not only their patronage now, but for
the continuance of it in the future.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

7 ing of the. stockholders in July, 1905,
it was evident from The growth in the
volume ct business that a further
increase in capital, was advisable and
it. was voted to increase the capital
stock. to $500, 900. Tn the. two years
following the business expanded to
such an extent and the prospects for
its further growth We're So: great that
the working capital was once more
doubled; the last increase being made
last year. '' :: .- O., -
The high reputation of the house
is built upon solid: foundation in
the. splendid line Of hardware it
places on the market under the
"Hickory" brand: The trade has
learned that any article with the
Hickory stamp on it Is dependable
In every way, as the greatest care
is exercised in applying this brand
only to products that would stand up
under any test to which they might
be subjected. This fact, in connec-
ton with the reduced prices that can
be made by reason of the lowest
freight rates on account of the lake
haul and the elimination of one
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

handling has created "a. great and
eyer increasing demand for this
brand ., "
The home of the. Kelley-How-
Thomson company is in a fine seven
story. modern equipped. building, in
which there is every evidence of we'll
balanced, and smoothly working sys-
tenn. for the proper housing, care and
handling of the stock. In office, fac
tory, warehouse and shipping rooms,
everything moves along with clock
like precision and dispatch. Add to
these facts and conditions already al
luded to a liberal, wise and efficient
management, and the reasons for
the remarkable. success and phenom-
email growth of the Kelley-How-
Thomson company are manifest.
The trade of the house is extended
into all the territory between and in
Guiding upper Michigan and Montana
and this country is Well covered by
a large force Of travelling men.
The directors Of the company are:
M. H. Kelley, j. f. Killorin, A. D.
Thomson George w. -.Welles and b.
H. How. 49,. 49,. ..-.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
LUNDBERG AND PETERSON
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES

The firm whose name appears on
the caption hereof is located at ITO
Piedmont avenue. and. the, firm has
through its upright dealing and meri-
torious quality of its goods built up
a most creditable trade. And the
indications are that the era Of their
prosperity is only just at its COM
mencement. The firm is in every
sense a Duluth institution and is in
every way entitled to the support and
encouragement of all who desire the
advancement of our city and this ac-
ton applies with great force to the
residents of that portion of Duluth
commonly known as the West End.
Here are two men Of the highest
character, engaged in business and
they handle the very best quality of
goods in their line and sell them at
living prices and there is therefore
no reason why they: should not re-
ceiVe the patronage and support Of
all house keepers that are within
reach of them, and it is comforting
to know that they are receiving a,
liberal patronage which is steadily
growing in extent and Influence
=: The Labor World takes great pleas
ure in recommending this firm to the
liberal patronage of the union men,
for the attitude of"Mr. Lundberg and
Mr.. Peterson has always been. favor
able towards the .laboring class and
the healthy, reciprocation demands
that the laboring1 class should show
their appreciation of this friendship
by extending. to >. the firm their lib
eral patronage.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
JOHN MOIR,
2017 WEST SUPERIOR STREET

Mr.. NOR is one of our up-to- date
progressive business men and makes
a speciality of handling fine groceries
and choice delicacies. He is univer-
sally respected by his neighbors and
everywhere known as a man whose
sterling. integrity of character and
business acumen make his name a
synonym of reliability and that fact
accords for the almost phenomenal
success that has. attended his efforts
in the grocery line. We can cheer
fully recommend him as deserving
of the support and patronage of all
workers. His place of business as
already indicated is at 20l7 West SUI
perior street. Telephone 728. Long
Distance, Melrose 1902. =,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
KELLEY HOW THOMSON
WHOLESALE HARDWARE
Company That Occupies Il Prominent
Position in the Wholesale
Commercial World

The growth of this company has
been phenomenal. The fact that it
is doing business today on capital
more than forty times as large as it
started with some thirteen years ago,
is ertalnly most significant, and tells
a story of progress and development
most creditable to the men in charge
of the firms activities. 1t tells a
story of growth and development so
rapid as almost to challenge belief.
TO build up such an immense bust
ness in such a short time and to
hew out for itself such a prominent
niche in the realm of commercial
activity is making history with a
vengeance. No house in it's line can
show such proportionate gains as
have oeen made by the kelley-How-
thomson company. 1t has been able
to keep its business always increas-