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Recital Programme
The following the programme for Musical Recital to be given by the pupils of Mrs. Leyo Roy Waddell at the School Auditorium
 next Monday Night.

ouartette Concert Polka Melnotte First Piano Misses Nepolsky and Flora . second Plano-Misses Blessing and Keath
 Miss Minnie Pipkin First Simmons stmson and George Aen Second Pano-Misses Federer Roescher and Cook D'A'Ae' Day :. Miss Ema Pearson " i'izer VI First Piano~Fred r Murphy and George Allen ''N'' Second Pano-Misses Allen and Federer Duo-valse inpronpu. Bachman Second Pano-Miss Thema Blessing Misses Hannmon Murphy Merry, Dunbar Riner Federer sextetts Starlight schottiseSel seS Terry eeibe First Aen Florence Federer and Will Bruce Second Pano-Fred Murphy Carl Blessing and Herman First Piano-Misses Starrett and Keath Second Pano-Misses Pipkn and Flora rom boy Miss Virginia Murphy Papa,s Waltz Waltz Streabbog
 Miss vyre Dunbar Vesper Hymn Mathews n- ,u-.- Bronte Terry Miss Hazel and Lucille Hammon
 Miss Hazel Hammon Longing For Home .Jungmann Jack O Lantern
 Miss Matte starrett Misses Federer Riner and Murphy
 Miss Lucille Dural Fs Neeo and Stone
  Second Piano, Misses Mitchell and Blessing Etude No Op 22 Wolenhaupt
 Miss Leona Keath Gosh! It's Fierce to be Girl
 Miss Mary Stimson Sexette-Lehigh Polka. Dresher First Piano-Msses Edmonds Durall and Abramsohn Second Piano Misses Pearson Pugh and Simmons
 Miss Matte Starrett He's Jonah ................
 Herman Travis Sextette- Waltz in D. fiat Spndler First Piano-Msses Flora, Mitchell and Keath Second Pano-Misses Allen Bowman and Federer RirIO COrrn,nr mood Hnr nlcqrto
 Miss Florence Federer SeXtette-WeSt Bend Polka IJ AlDer First Piano-Misses Hale Stmson and Starrett Second Pano-Misses Palmer, keath and Flora Blossom
 Misses Edmonds Dural and Simmons
 Miss Helen Cook Duo-Last Rose of Summer. Dressler First Piano-Miss Minnie Pipkin
 Second Piano-Miss Kathleen Flora The Dolls Gabriel Misses Roescher Hammon, Stimson and Cook Double Quartette-ValSe Lorraine. MlSSa First Bruce Starrett Flora and Mr. Myron Scruggs
 Second Pano-Misses Stmson, Pipkn, Hale and Palmer
 Chorus
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Who is to Blame?

weeks, to print.
 These articles are not to be di- rected to any particular person or event, but shall be given with a view of making us all think, and if we find that we are "To Blame" then without telling lit to any one. we can silently correct the error of our way. The greatest curses of to day, are caused and perpetuated not by thought, but by practice with out meditation habits.
 We carelessly copy the small habits of our associations and en- vironments. This is true of our good habits as well as of our bad habits.
 And what in my opinion is the greatest curse of our moral and commercial systems of today | is the lack of original thought. We are to prone to- take for granted, Ito copy after the other fellow, !" to face in line, : to do as Rome does" and be- come popular by acting, think ing and looking like the other fellow.
 And who's to blame?' This lis the question that will take you and me to answer. Neither you nor l are altogether to blame, but even our fathers, our forefathers, and our ances- tors have been thinking less and living more with each succeeding. year, until we are becoming a people of commercial diplo- macy" !"
 The leader today must be a 'mixer', man of enough tact and policy to suit himself to the situation q do not mean he must be evil,) but he must do less thinking different from the other fellow in other words he must not rub the feathers the wrong way. A fellow, say must do much this way to hold his job, ''and yet he knows bet ter way but he's afraid to speak.
 And who's to blame? If a fel- low tries to enact a reform, new rule, he will certainly have rough sea for sailing. What happens then? We'll, MT. A thinks like Mir. B thinks. No it is not that. though. This is what it is, Mir. B lives by the habits of his community which have been handed down" by practice not by thought. So MT. A moves to the community, and simply "falls in line,' to be- come popular and do well.
 Now, did you ever think about how few original ideas we have in our heads, and how little we give new to the world. We copy, duplicate and live like our teach CTS.
 Now and then some thinker arises and differs from his teach CTS in life and gives to the world some new idea.
 In a time when thought had given way to formality and hy- pocricy, the carpenters son open led the eyes of the blind and gave to the world a new rule of faith and works.
 Later when catholicism had about taken from the individual, the right to read and think for himself, Martin Luther set the world a fire with his protestant ideas and the open Book.
 And it has been thus from time to time that some star shines with a more radiant light to
 break the monotony of things. 1 In the world of events and dis covery, it has been the original
 thinker who has given us inyen= tions and new ideas, that have
 taken from our hand so much ldrudgery and toil,
 It has not been the copyist.
 the popular fellow that has done so much to bring out the hidden treasuries of Gods hand
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1 and Personal

BrlnKley VloiooA
 I,d Mrs. Quisenberry anc of Hunter spent Tues Bnnkley, shopping. Lime and Portland call write or phone y Car Works a Co. Riner spent the first of Kin Dermott, attending ess affairs.
 hrday, May 6, 1911, only rockers at factory cost. lHen, next door south ot s.
 W. T. Riner and children E first of the week in the guests of relatives. and Portland Ce- Ir sale at Brinkley erks Q Mfg. Co. No. F.
 late Cannon of Blackton, esday in Brinkley the her aunt, Mrs. Sarah repaired made just as lew at T. w. Aliens S south of Brickell's. Emmons and lady, to. nth Miss Sarah Black tors in Memphis, Thurs. pasture for cattle ano lolnlng city; gate one pm New York Ave. Yer. Apply to A. c. lonnelly's Farm,
 Henderson, who has Ident in dentistry, al University, is at the vacation.
 'Eg baby boy came tc 'f Geo. Poston, the al estate man, Sunday ns yolngster has been W. after his two thers.
 TO RENT. By Ark ne Planting Co , thre, teams, for two oI s work.
 phone, at once.
 BEN |. -CLARY. Mgr
 Ald have chosel
 original work. Drown is captain VI and Mrs, c. I 'aptain of the Gar. on or Saturday, in tn, gore they will con 9stlng cake sale.
 s'Alul sl,l accident hal
 o,d Brickell at tn
 North of the city m Which the Iii an eye put ou, ''ng in the field wit and was accidentl s eye with the shar ss''lg the track ne;
 KS s office Wednesds Dave Cooper W:
 s.ll pllot of the Roc 'sllng engine ar kn.' a was miraculo, A w ,',s seriously injure 's ,1 only a few sligl 's appearant. |rDl.' lp'lley of Ft. Smir (t''taslsy s, yesterday e
 tsalp tva Plant yesterda Isala.t a'a' the family is
 ''s'see a'ss Okla, whe
 sS;st %ises of the cott, ia'assa iss'ss Mi. D. is yes, ge
 N Ssaent Or Consu
 {, ''e to be moved
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Commencement Calendar of Brinkley Public
 School

Commencement sermon Sun day morning, May l1th at II o'clock. Rev. F. D. Baars. Examination begins Monday, May 18th.
 RECITAL
 Pupils of Mrs. Leyo Waddell Monday evening. May 18th, s o'clock.
 Graduation exercises Tuesday evening, May 18th, 8 o'clock.
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Tell 'em you saw II in the Assus
The Brinkley argus., 1911-05-12

Tell 'em you saw it in the Argus.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-10-07
keep SMILING.

Cheer up. don't grumble, what good
does 10 do
To worry and fret. frown, sulk, OF
look sadP
The world turns ito back on the men
who are blue
Favoring always the cheerful and
glad.
II you are dead broke, or have met
with distress,
Pluck Up. make another beginning,
FaiIuree teach lessons that lead 70
ouccees,
Keep cheerful, smiling and grim
ming.
-. T. Hallett In National Na9as,ne
for October.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-10-07
AswElL's CAREER FROM nowWANulE TO HIGH POSITION

NwtlpS CAkttR tkum nUwhANULE u High POSIIIOM.
Hon James As L. d. farm boy educator constructive citizen and indie
Born mans Jackson parish years old)
Parents he worked from
Only educational
eng
t. hoe
$50 % @ hs s1S %" Jackson sa s his father which Dr. A'"s sold
Year later to Arcadia College without of Worked livery
University Of Nashville taking
degree Of A. B. and A. NJ.
at University Chicago received degree of L.
s " ssss s % i : . . can" out "
school only maintained this parents two
i and 1 % % n s s. ass % rs sss
plain people n early days . " ~ " ~ '"s
r which he SOUGHT n a
emblaz people through eduesos " s'0
year INSTITUTE Conductor ' Normal School N'te0ohes
M " nSa ansn parts Of Union and Canada studying school
a tsss ssa Rrs a sar st.;
Institute built atndanc Of 100
dollar sma 1 Asws II Ruon that State for ..
. a ssd wit. endorsement both Blanchard factions
s ENHANCEMENT" apd d GTes after candidacy
I'D rss'fs s q, .S,'i
T I'm S 1 se;y sGf a assan',a a
% :s:s s:
ss s. s when ssss ' .
s 60 s s ss \. Believing that .s sss he
s': sess ss s :ss s's
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:s gzs::: .s 81 ..
- -es< .nA h'n mot closely ~ BIZ not I'D hind
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-10-07
WAS JUDAS FAT?

He was not 90 represented by
the early painters. Yet, Why mott
a betrayer enjoys betrsying,
Why should not \ Judaa, Who en-.
joys jodasy. be fat aud s@ilingi
We know . gentleman Who said.
when running for the Presidency
II wish there to be no doubt %
to the revision Of the tariff. Lam,
q tar;f reUisiossist."
' Tariff rsvisions should be i'm
ssjG pee, and On tho whole there
sA0o1 be . Substantial REVISION
down1erd."
"Tarit duties Ought to be r.
dsoed."
But wten be became Presiden:
be snapp1si his fingers II the faces
Of his ELECTORS sad joyoosly b.
trsyed h6 trust. Asd . fattcr
and more smiling gentlemsa yoa
will scarcely 6nd betwsef Maine
ssd 1s1sA life.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-10-07

America Fire Company No. 2 will
celebrate I Columbus Day this year
by q spleh1id ball, which Wi1l,1ake
place at tl NIL on night Of
October 1eth The Ap0tronage Of
the publid is koli) (ed and count
cd upon. ;
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03


 This is tn, way th, situation i> ~izri up by Colonel charles M. Ramsay. au uncl, of Lord Fox Ramsay. wh" drnv, on, of the winning teams last year
 Most of the people who have mad, money in Nome this year" said colonel Ramsay. are those Wh" are not rn- dowcd with an ovcrrms "r Sp"r'inA blood"
 While there arr number of good dog teams at solomon. and in the coun- try adjacent to Nome. il is not believed any of them can head oCf th. Siberian wolves twas reported at Nome tha, a team of Mckenzie river huskieS wer, to be brought over this year. Tn, husky is bred from the timber wolf !; larger and neeter animal than the Si l bcriau wolf dog which. it iS though by naturaliats. has m som. name been bred from the American royot, crossed with fox The animals hay, the appearance Of rox. with a tai ] like a coyote They are mol fast ol spectacular hut have a steady jog tru about seven miles an hour. that enable.
 them 10 cover lot of ground. Tho,
 have great powers uf endurance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
BARNEY WATSON MARRIED.

NIT. r E or Barney Watson. as he Is better known. WAS married tn Miss Mrytle raine. at Tacoma, Wash. on November lS last Mir Watson is well known here in Nome. having been the agent for the Schuback Hamilton Company last summer
 Whether MT Watson will return to Nome next summer with his bride wasn't given out in the announcement sent in about the marriage
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

The outlok for bis prize Tor the
 annual Al-Alaska dog race was not particularly encouraging when the last ships Of the season left Nome. and il Is probable that the owner of the win ming team this year ,vin have to con tent himself with the usual degree ot honor and loss amount in actual cash
 Alaskans arc hot mantestiug as much interest as in previous years. and con tributions for the big prize are coming in slowly There are plenty of good teams in Nome and the surrounding country and it is probable that an en- try Will be received from Fairbanks
 and one. or perhaps two. from En-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
HEAT WAVE
 HITS DALLAS
SICKNESS COMMON AND CROPS
 ARE FAILING.
Nuggets SpeoiNl Servie~.

Nuggets Speo,N Service.
 DALLAS Feb. 3-Au unprecedented ..at vat, causing the mercury in th, Jhcrmomcjyr |" ris, tu e3 degrees. is sweeping this cntirr Southwest coun- rry. carsire mach damage .nd sic!, ness
 Crops Gnahly tp s, .vive the heat at this time nf the year have failed and orchards have been destroyed
 The sudden change m the cIimati, conditions has created a disease which k anlictirg many. Pneumonia ts com mon new as arr. colds
 The cause 'i the ~uddo0 h"at Is no kacWn
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
REAL DINNER
 FOR C. R. ROAD
HAM AND" SERVED IN NEW
 PULLMAN CAR.
Nugget Special Service

Nugget Special Service.
 CORONA. Feb 2-The copper River railroad. operating out of this town has installed d handsome mod eru Pullman dining car on the road running from Cordo>a to Chitina. The ear is similar [" those used out in th" states. being but trifie smaller
 Plain and fancy meals will be served passengers and alI of tho. modern con v'ui"nces popular Co the diner will h, mpl"yrd un the copper River road - latest acquisition
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 TONIGHT AT COURTHOUSE

The Nome Chamber of Dpnme-,, members w.ll meet for thr second t.nsr tonight. al p. m. m the court room II th" federal brjaing. .As several in, portant questions Hill be discua~ed aI members and friends ar. urged ra So, pr-s-uf
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
NOW ANOTHER BREEZE
 WITH 4 PUGET SOUND

Following Is a Nau which was is ,u,d hy a Srar,la agency and which re .u,g aII,u,d m .u outside nowspa- l,r. |, vu undoubtedly hc of great in,,rc-, to thes, who hay, cudeayo pred e. maintain Alaska'S finest sport SMALL. PRIZE IN SIGHT
 FOR ALASKA DOG RACE Much Honor But Little cash Likely to Be Carried Away by Winner of
 Arctic Classic
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
EXPLOSION
 ROCKS GOTHAM
DYNAMITE DISTURBANCE IS FELT
 FOR MILES.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 JERSEY CITY. Feb. 2A cargo "f dynamite which had been stored on tn,. outskirts of the city. in a stone warehouse. exploded last night. the shock "I which rocked tn, city nf New ed much property for many miles around
 The dynamite was to have been shipped tn foreign port this morn ing. Tn, caus, of the explosion is not known
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
EAGLES PROGRAM
 FOR ANNUAL BALL

Tho f.uviu .s tho program ar ranged bg rhc entertainment commit lee in charge of the Eagle annual bali 70 be given next Monday evening in Eael. Hal Thrr. will be % regular dane, program but before that takes rlace rhe following program win b, rudorcl
 selection ......... orchestra Sketch m, Las, at me Cargm~ Characters
 Geo CaIriu .. Ira p Ingram Cnol. Roberts negro ~rrvant
 \ Eugene Harl,. Second -.,nv at ,h, thrd ast or au ald Southern drama of m. sam, name Comet dw"t Selected
 Atrz Lr Clsrra and F Q Hau5~ soprano snla .... Mrs Roruhplat < lection It Davis Orchestra M'diek ....... ..... Quartet F. [" rharn first tenor Dr L. W. Prom. eenud fcu"r . F Ram~.e 1r-t bass. EIm.r Reed second bass
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
TAFT WILL NOT VISIT
 THE SUNNY SOUTH
Special Nugget Serviae.

Special Nugget Serviee.
 WASHINGTON. Feb 3.-Iu view af the fact that hr sees a busy session before him. President Taft has given up and cancoled his proposed trip through the south. It is rumorcd that the chief executive expects lively times in the future. and that h. win figure in many of them
 President Taft had au itinerary made out for his southern trip and had am nounccd the dates of his arrivals in many of the cities
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
ATTENTION ARcTIcS,

All members Of the Arctic Brother hood am" requested tu meet at tneh aall tt ] o'clock sunday tn attend th, funeral "f"ur departed brother Thos N White
 F. p. HANKS
 Arctic Chief
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
JUNGLE" JOE CANNON
 NOW URGES COMPROMISE
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb @.--At a ban quet given here last night. Uncle Joe cannon m au claqucnt speech. stated that hc believed that a reel procity treaty between the United States and Canada was ucc.ssary for the safety of the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
FINAL VOTE
 IS DIFFERENT
FRISCO WILL BE FAVORED BY
 SENATE.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTpN Fob -A ana yat, m th. matter of diSpasiuE Of th, Panama exposition waS taken yest,r dal b, thr house resulting Vith but tn opposition of ia votes against Sal Francisco.
 II I~ believed that tha senate WH favor the metropolis of California a, lh' proper place for m. holding uf tn. event which Is to celebrate the open Ing of the great waterway when rh, u"tt'r comes betary them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
SONS OF THE NORTH SOCIAL

There will be social uf the sons of the North tomorrow evening in their hall on First avenue west
 Members and their friends invited
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CONFIDENCE MAN.

AIr Hanl", as rhc Runko Man in sketch .'A Patent Alarm Clock will make a big hit tonight al Codes show MT Haulsy has produced this sketch several times with splendid success Don't miss 1t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

The decorating committee will trans form the Eagle hall into a garden Of Eden where there will be an Eve for all Feb. 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
MASONIC SOCIAL.

Wednesday. February \. at Masonic Hall. progressive whist starts prompt at S.30 T.. m.. six big prizes Dancing and lunch later
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Answers 10 Correspondence

Salomc-N,- dear. You may attend the Shrinyr's bail ou th, Huh. but you will positively not he permitted [" dance, This is final od girl
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Don AIvez Havana Cigars direct from factory. Six to ten dollars hun dred according to size at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
PICTURES TONIGHT.

"The Village Witch" Cross Coun- try Race. "If Wm Penn Came to Life" are a few of the best Codes show. tonight. Eagle hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
WEATHER aEGORD
FEBRUARY ?. 1911.

Temperature Maximum. ahuN, minimum. 2 below Barometer 2gg> nchc-. Weather r-CIear Wnd-N F.. breeze.
 ARTHUR GIBSON
 Observer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Eagles day-February 6.

olympia. Rainier. Blue Ribbon or Nome Beer by the case or barrel at seward Commercial Co. successors to T. | Nestor co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

You can get 100 Rosita cigars at The Eagle for s4.5o. Made in Tampa, Flor. ida, by Jose Lovera Go. from clear Ha. vana tobacco. What do you think Of that2
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
DOG FEED

Fine cooked dog teed only loo per pound
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Imperial. Oak Grove. Sprna Run and Imperial whisky SIPS per quart at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

For the best and cheapest meals ir own go 10 modini's Cafe. The only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

When m Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all night Steam heal,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Subscribe for the Nom. Daily Nua ae. s2o0 a month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Don't forget the date February 9th of the Eagles annual ball in Eaale Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Select" that's the kind. Try it Come and get a sample.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY OF NGME
CITY DOG POUND

Following - Het aC th, dogs i'm pounded unI-r is5si-lons 9t oril. Hana. Aa. -I- during t-a -4 taur. rHdiHg at o'clock last night Black aHtle. bitch
 A&pERS ANDERSON
 PpuIiWast~r JaH IsIH
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Hotiee

owing tn the death and out of respect tu the memory Thomas W Whit membe of camp Some. Arctic Brr.h ,Thood. tho dance announced for Saturday evening Fcblu. ary ith. has been postponed To SaturdaN February lNtl
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

They wall scream. scream scream Who. The Eagles. When. Feb. e
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Com,ns-Red not sketch al Eas.s entertainment and ball. February 6 Don't mss t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Those ~ho want to enjoy a good laugh should not fan 10 see the enter tsinment at the Eagle hall Feb. 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Mumms. White Seal or Clicquot Champagne by the case or bottle al Seward Commercial co, successors to T. ]. Nestor co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

FRESH HOME MADE CANDY.
 No" that outside goods are getting stale remember you can have fresh made candy da,ly at Tobys. Don't put up with stale goods when you can pur- chase the fresh made home production for the same pr,ce
 TOBY's CANDY KiTcTHEN
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Eagles Thirteenth Anniversary Ball Monday, February 6, Eagle Hall

GO TO TIRE No .TH POLC Hakerv for the best bread and pasi.., The "uN C"tf"r iiuus. u town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Eagles day-February 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
TUNE RAJ NOTICE

N. members F co E NlII meet .I EagI" Hal sunday Fehruar, s. at r. m ta attend funeral af "ur I.eea-., arnrhsr T W Whit,
 ED F. HILL N r.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Job work at the Nugget.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
cow BUTTER STORE.

When in need of butter, eggs, fruits,
vegetable or staple and fancy groceries
call up the above concern. They have
the reputation of being one of the best
places in the city to trade. They are
located mt the corner of IIoyt and Hewitt
avenues. whore they have been in bust
ness for a long time and we recommend
them to cur many readers. The propri-
ctors believe in labor organizations. and
therefore we should give them our pat
ronage at all times, especially as they
nave one Of the best and most sanitary
establishments in the city
This enterprise i. heartily in sym
pathy with the labor movement when
properly conducted and has never OPP
posed the broad underlying principles OF
organized labor. but has shown itself
to be manfestly fair and public spirited,
and deserves proper recognition in this
review Of the honorably conducted en-
terprises in our midst worthy of our
endorsement and continued support
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
AMERICAN BAKING CO.

Thi, review would indeed be incom-
plctc if mention were not made of the
enterprise named in the above headings
as there is no concern in the city who
displays more interest in Everett. and
Everett's laborers' success. They are up
to-date in everything that will further
the interests of the man who sells his
labor and in this respect desires to see
that every one gets justice and what his
brain and Drawn are worth The bakery
is located at l7l4 Hewitt avenue, and
the wholesale department at 1901 Colby
avenue and every factor in the products
of the establishment is kept as pure
and wholesome as it is possible to keep
it. We can recommend this establish
ment to those who wish to be sure of
purchasing good goods and patronize a
friend of organized labor. Remember the
name and location and see to it that
this firm gets their share of business.
\ dollar spent here will buy a dollar,
worth. and win be spent in the right
place. All kinds Of bakery goods
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
MEYERS ART STUDIO.

Every reader of this Annual Labor
Review should know that there is one
studio in Everett that sol,its their
trade and that will treat them with the
utmost courtesy. We refer to Meyers
Art Studio located at l4l4 Hewitt ave.
Their work cannot be eXcelled in this
section of the country and their prices
are most reasonable and we are glad to
note that they count a large number of
our members among their customers and
we hope to see the number increase as
their attitude toward labor and the
cause of labor has always been most
fair and honorable and when called upon
to help any worthy project they have
not been slow to respond 1t is the prin-
ciples of organized labor to foster and
encourage business men of this character
and to make their business a growing
success.