The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-11-17

If you do not want to waste your time
for your dinner, come to the Maize Cafe.
Next to Haferkorn's.
The official call for the State Fedora
ton convention in Spokane next Janu-
airy will soon be out Every affiliated
union in Everett should be represented
in the coming labor gathering.
Did you ever wear a suit from Hatlen
Bros, exclusive ladies' tailors? We can
| furnish the Tailors' union label. Prices
to suit the customer.
Tomorrow night the Shingleweavers
union of Snohomish gives a Mcnamara
benefit ball and it is hoped to realize a
large sum- A special car will leave Ev
erett, returning after the ball, and our
people should take advantage of the
double opportunity of spending pleas
ant evening and aiding a worthy cause.
Dance tickets are $l00 and include fare
to Snohomish and return.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for rent at
| 29l0 Rockefeller.
Union label underwear at the Boston
Clothing Co,
Your children need school supplies,
stationery, etc. But DON'T buy them
at The Cascade Printing & Stationery
company. That firm is UNFAIR to or
ganized labor of this city.
We get our oysters fresh daily. Maize
Cafe, next to Haferkorn's.
UNION MADE BROOMS have been a
live topic of discussion in union circles
for several months. They're here, sis
tiers, at last. The Pacific Grocery com
pany ordered supply months ago and
| it was no fault of theirs that they didn't
arrive sooner. They're on hand now
and it's up to you, housewives, to buy
out the stock.
Cut the unfair list out of the Journal
and carry it in your pocket at all times
for reference. If every one would do
that it would save the stereotyped ex-
cuse, Il didn't know they were I'M
fair"
Something good on tap at the Label
League meeting Monday night. Don't
miss it,
Our meals are of the best. Try us.
Bismarck Cafe, 1915 Hewitt.
Shngleweavers will read off the Jour
nal unfair List at every meeting here
after that the boys may have no excuse
for patronizing an unfair firm. Other
unions might follow suit with profit
'For quick service and popular prices
is our motto. Maize Cafe.
Carpenters union and Trades Council
unanimously endorsed j. A. Rose for
street commissioner under the incoming
administration. Brother Rose is indus
trious, sober and reliable and would
make splendid head of the street de-
partment.
For good things to eat go to the Bis
marck Cafe, 1915 Hewitt.
Union label underwear at the Boston
Clothing Co.
Call up 739, both phones, for Bliss
Native Herbs and Balm of Figs.
The Trades Council believes that the
city can i'll afford to be without a free
employment bureau and viii use all its
influence WITH une new administration
to the end that the bureau may again
be put in operation.
Everett doesn't want patched up
charter. The vote on the charter amend
ments should be ample proof of that
assertion. We may stand for funda-
mental change in our form of municipal
government but not for crazy patch
work-a cross between commission form
of government and the old system.
Get that overcoat and suit cleaned
and pressed at the American Dye Works
Phones 249.
For the love of Mike, let's bury the
wet and dry question-at least until
next election time-and all pull together
for a Greater Everett
The Northern Pacific announcement OF
building activities about to begin is
good news for all of us-especiallv to