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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
Over Night Goes Chest
Colds and Sore Throat

Just Hub on eeay's Mustarine. Bet.
ter than all the Pills, Powders,
Syrups on Earth and Quicker. X
Will Not Blister.
Get a big 25-cent box Of BEGY'E YELL
LOW MUsTARINE In the yellow box
and get rid Of cold IN chest, coughs. sore
throat, pleurisy, bronchitis and tonsilttis
in few hours. .a- -
Keep 1t on hand at all times, for with
It you can end the misery Of toothach
headache, earache, bRckache and neural
gla in just few minutes when nothing
else seems to do any good.
BEGY'S MUETARINE II better than
any IMMINENT, plaster, p0u1tice. hot water
bottle or substitute. II promptly reduces
the swelling and draws out agony frem
rheumatic joints and muscles. It relieves
neuritis and In cases Of sprains. stTAins,.
bruises, soreness. laDene6a. Gta6 neck
and joints, cramps in leg and pain any.
where, its action 10 little Len t1lAA HnAS4J
cal.
Get box at any druggists to0Ay-ussi
1t to draw the agony from Sore. paeueul
feet, corns. bunions, caalouoo0. ca1alh1aang
and frosted feet. It's the greatest houDo-i
hold remedy in America to-day. but ut;
the original BE0Y'0 lGU9TxA[D q
the yellow box. HqW0ttoA-W y c.
can sun0l1 yoAaAA2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
Experiences of Other State.

Maine is the only State north Of
Mason and Dlxon's line which has
not a resident hunting license, ana
there are only seven other States in
the Union which 90 not have il. these
states being Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Arkansas and Mississippi
This law, once enacted, has never
been repealed except in one instance
where il was not given a sufficient
trial 10 prove its worth. but. on the
other hand, the sportsmen and COM
missioners Of the states having this
law are enthusiastic in its commenda-
ton, and unite in saying that il IS
one Of the most salutary game laws
placed upon their statutes.
The Working Out Of the Law.
The law provides that resident IL
censes shall be issued by the clerks
of the various cities. towns ana plan
tations to such persons as they are
satisfied are residents OF such places
at fee OF one dollar. and fifteen
cents recording fee which goes to the
clerk
1t also provides that return shall
be made to the commissioners by each
person licensed, upon blanks furnish
ed by the department, at the end Of
each year, of the number and kinds OF
birds and animals killed during the
year. This information would be OF
great value to the people of our State
as il would provide the only means
int IN
the great value Of our game resources.
The law also provides that resi-
dents. and the members Of their i'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29

a rash broke
out. His foot
was terribly red
and infamed
and itched day
and night. He
had TO have it
bandaged. his
stocking irri-
Jated the tender
flesh SO. At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
LAND AND FOREST PREsERvA

The Committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will meet in the
Land Office. Room Co. State House, every
Tuesday ct 8 o'clock.
FORREST H COLBY. Chairman
ISAIE c. pAIGLE. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
PEBBLE House

,.- preoe ard Congress SITS.
PORTLAND, NE.
- ..u rooms with -unrins l-cter.
. rooms with private baths.
s.,s, FL. IN first class order.
s,.s,sl rates by the week for board
S.
Al s.-ee; car Ines PASS the door.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
STATE LANDS AND FORES"
OBSERVATION.

The Committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give a public
hearing In its room at the State House,
in Augusta,
TUESDAY. Feb. 2, 1915, at 5 P. NJ.
Resolve, authorizing the land agent to
sell and convey whatever interest the
State has in and to certain lot or par
Gel of land, situated IN Bridgton in the
County Of Cumberland.
ISAIE c. dazzle, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
RASH On FOOT
RED AND |NFLAMED
,:isd Day and Night, Stocking
I--i.ated. Used C.t.cura Soap and
Cg.icu-a Ointment. After a Month
Foot as Well as Ever. Also Healed
scy-f On Lille Girls Head.

e North ave. Attlebo-o Falls. Mass
Two years ago ny son. through br,Iise
Ia. fool. So re. VIII 4 saNere sore foot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29

Is We persuaded him TO try Cuticura Soap
hi Ointment lis foot had been running
anu1ual.y for i month. Inside Of two
reEs be was a5lc 10 wear q shoe on that
h. and after : months steady treatment
/ sOo became Is wen as ever.
Cuticura soap and Ointment also healed
s,iow scarf On my little girls head"
sneL Mrs ~. I. Gaumons. Sept. 20. IA.
6ample Each Free by Mail
WILL 39-p Skin Book on request. Sd
|-z postcard "Cuticura, Dept. 7, Bos-
% -...-.,-.-t,,.,.- 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give 2
pubIic hearing in the Senate Chamber al
the State House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, Feb. 4, ISIS, at z P. M,
on the following bill,
An Act relative TO the hours OF employ
raent OF women and children.
HENRY A. DESCOTEAUX, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
This Picture Is Shown Each Week at

COLONIAL AUGUSTA ..FRloAY AND SATURDAY.
HOUSE. WATERvLLE.. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
COLISEUM GARDINER WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
one INDICTMENT IN
SACADIH .C-HINCk-
LEY IS NOT NAMED

The grand jury in the supreme court
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
TREADWELL SHOE co,
1OO8-1O1O Tower Ave


But. few, if any, things are more to
be desired by the man. or woman
who wishes to appear Well dressed
and at the same time perfectly. at
ease, than a pair of neat anu COM
Portable shoes. If your shoes hurt
Your feet; It will be difficult to
appear we'll and at the same time you
are. permanently .injurins your feet. 81
Therefore, when you buy a. pair of.
shoes 80 to-.the Tread Well Shoe Co.
and Shaye~sthem fit you They At
shoes perfectly. The stock is one
Of the largest and best selected to be
found I'M this section Of the country.
This store has been established
for some time and has: succeeded in
building up an immense and influen-
tial patronage which seems ever on
the, increase. Their store is nicely
appointed and arranged and well
equipped for the work in hand, Here
you will find shoes in all styles, and
feathers at. popular prices. ;. Mr..
Richard Smythe, the manager, is per-.
sonally active in the business and
ably assisted by experienced clerks.
He is we'll liked by all with whom he
has business dealings of any nature,
and has made hosts of friends.
This house is friendly to the labor
ing class, and we bespeak for them a
good share of your patronage. feel
ing you will be we'll treated and get.
the best of goods.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
SCHILLER SHOE 90.
11O6 Tower Ave.

11O6 Tower Ave-. -: y: :. -~-
The shoe emporium operated by
Schiller Shoe company, is recognized
as headquarters in Superior for high
grade, and reasonably priced shoes
for men, women and children. Their
well known policy, Of always being
able to offer the army Of people in
this section, shoes from Americas
most famous shoe makers, has attract
ed a patronage from people in all
walks of life that would be hard to
detract from. -"
IT any Of our members or their
families will take a look in the show
windows of Schiller's Shoe company
and notice the elegant display of
footwear, the above statement will be
verified in every particular. An en-
trance to their store will mean a pur-
chase, and that means satisfaction or
money back, and also means another
permanent customer added to the vast
army Of people that go to the Schiller
Shoe company for correct footwear at
the right price. 800 go.
= 1t is indeed gratifying for us now to
correctly inform every readers, of this
issue, Of shoe company that offers
none but high grade shoes i. to it's
patrons. ~ ~.
=: They carry we'll known brands
which carry the stamp. They also
carry a full line Of boys and girls
shoes that have a reputation for wear
that is second to none in the city.
Our many union families will make
no mistake, when purchasing shoes of
the Schiller Shoe company, thereby
Offering them cooperation and sup
port. which should be- given home
concern. We: are glad to list this de-
pendable establishment on the pages
of our Home Patronage" number.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
:BERTH1AUME BROS.

Grocers, Butchers, Bakers. Marine
Supplies = Specially.
All Phones .26O lila Tower Ave.
people of the surrounding district for
that matter are most fortunate in
the possession of a business enter
prise of the character and stability of
>Berthiaume Bros, whose modern
store is located at 1114 Tower avenue
This enterprise has had a wonder
full growth, not only in the volume
of business, but all that goes to make
prosperity. The idea of the manage
ment was to offer to the trade mer-
chandise of the very best and Of the
highest quality possible for the price
asked, and that this aim has been
successful it is not necessary to state,
the large volume of business now
transacted by this firm being the
best index to their prosperity.
This demonstrating business en-
terprise was established, 20 years
ago and they have continued along
the lines adopted by them and which
have met with success until now
they are one of. the post popular
business houses of this character in
the city.
In giving a review of the leading
business establishments of Superior
which enjoy the confidence and es-
TEEN of the people, it would indeed
be incomplete if we did not give
prominent> mention to the establish
ment Of Berthiaume Bros. This
store Is commodfous and the splendid
stock Of groceries, meats, and bakery
goods Is arranged in artistic manner
and embraces the highest quality in
this line. all of which is priced most
reasonably. :
The popularity of this store is the
result of the polite attention accord
ed to all, the high grade stock han
dled, prompt delivery service and the
fact that at this modern establish
ment your dollar will go further and
buy better goods. This firm enjoys
a reputation for honest dealing and
square business methods and for con-
tinually Offering something just lit
tie out of the ordinary in extra good
bargains. It is the rule here to see
that every customer receives prompt
and polite attention, and perfect sat-
| isfaction.
T. This firm has a host Of friends and
| patrons among the wage earners of
Superior and are known to be strictly
fair and worthy Of our highest en-
dorsement. We. find them .1n all
their actions most courteous toward
labor, and we wish Berthiaume Bros.
the success due them in their earnest
Efforts and conscientious business. It
is indeed a~pleasure for us to have
SUCH firms as Berthiaume Bros with
us, and too much encouragement can.
not be extended to them as a token
of our appreciation, ..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
FL0AN: g. -LEVER0oS
1OO2-1OG6 Tower Ave.
Clothing and Mems Furnishings.

Many men have no settled place to
trade when buying their clothing
changing about wherever their fancy
dictates. The most dependable way
is to select a reliable store and then
become a regular customer. In that
way, the merchant has a chance to
become acquainted with each individ-
uaI customers wants and tastes, and
can accordingly make provision for
them. The. other way you have to
depend entirely upon your own judg-
ment and it is indeed a great help to
be able to feel that Your merchant is
taking interest enough in your cloth
ing to look out for you when he is
buying his stocks of clothing. Floan
and Leveroos is such a place at which
to trade Catering to the Individual
wants of each and every customer
they have steadily forged ahead in the
ranks of up to date mems clothiers,
and furnishers, and none stand higher
or more secure in our estimation.
The gentlemen at the head of this
firm are progressive and competent
business men, and they Conscientious
ly cater to the union trade, soliciting
your patronage. Their stock of
clothing shows shrewd buying, and
once you take advantage of their bar
steady customer. ~=:.
They have proved to be frlends Of
the laboring men, by aiding the Home
Patronage Movement and such mer-
chants are deserving of cooperation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
PAIRONLZE THOSE REL IN THIS ISSUE
M. MAY FURNITURE co.
1225-1227 Tower Avenue.

lSSC.1SSS 1ONci iANCuuCs
The buying of furniture and house
hold goods is one Of the things that
never seems to come to an end. and so
it is constantly giving opportunity for
showing appreciation of fair and just
treatment between the merchant and
the public. No firm in Superior stands
higher among the working class than
does the reliable house of M. May
Furniture Co., dealers in everything
that is needed to fully equip a mod
ern home.
Their stock of furniture, carpets,
stoves, ranges and house furnishings
Of every description is the largest to
be found in Superior and the quality
of the goods carried cannot be ex-
celled anywhere. This is the store
where the wage Garner who possibly
hasn't the ready money to pay spot
cash gets the same fair treatment as
those who are better fixed from a fl
nancial standpoint. Payments are ar
ranged to suit the buyer, and by this
system of easy payments. they have
done much to furnish the homes Of the
wage earncrs in the two cities.
There is no doubt that with such a
reputation as this concern has for fair
dealings with it's customers and its
employees but that it will continue to
enjoy the heartiest support of all
wage earners and the public in gen
eral. We predict with safety that any
transactions our members have with
M. May Furniture Co., will result in
mutual satisfac tion
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
WIN. o'coNNoR.
Grocer and Baker.

1928 Tower Ave. Both Phones pa.
Mr.. O'Connor has built up a large
and substantial business because the
people know that they can rely upon
getting. the best quality of all kinds
of groceries from him at the lowest
prices. From the beginning. he has
made it rule to carry only the best
grades of groceries and at the, same
time mark his goods at as low a price
as safe dealing will allow. He is a
business man of wide experience and
is we'll known as one of Superior's
most progressive and public spirited
business men. Mr.. ~O'Connor gives
prompt attention to all orders and
customers can depend on getting full
value for their money in dealing with
him. He is friend of the wage earn
er and many of our members trade
with him and we are glad to place
his name among those reliable bust
ness men who deserve our hearty sup
port and patronage.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
SPEAKES LIME
& CEMENT COMPANY

Dealers in Clay and Gypsum Prod
ucts, Lime Cement, Reinforcement,
Waterproofing, Insulating and Roof
ing Materials.
SAND AND GRAVEL
Big-and-Little Concrete Mixers
Phones Old, Broad 1925; New, Ogden
Office and Warehouse, Banks Ave.,
and Tower Bay Slip, Superior, Wis.
In the matter Of building in the
past few years, Superior has out
stripped her sister cities in this part
of the country, and to cope with
these conditions neeessitates the es-
tablishing of concerns of good repu-
tation of ample resources to furnish
the vast amount Of material that
plays such. an important part in fur
nishing: work for our army Of union
carpenters, fathers, plasterers and &C.
ment workers. In this respect the
speakes Lumber & Cement com pany,
who for four: years have been located
at Banks avenHe :assfaE,ss.TsoWeE Bay Slip
have done asG~ much as any similar
concern They are extensive dealers
in lime, cement, plaster plaster
board, gypsum blocks. brick, sewer
pipe, drain ule, wall coping, flue
lining, hollow tile, fire brick, fire
clay, mortar co1or,-~ pitch, feinforc-
ing. curb bars, metal 50: .lath,: =. water
proofingi insulating, and paving
joints, and in addition have the ex-
elusive northwest agency here for
that world-renowned Jaeger Machine
company Concrete Mixers; in fact,
they carry a complete line Of every
thing in the building materials. Not
only is their enormous stock COM
plete, but their figures are such that
it is advisable for any one contem-
plating building or repairing to let
them quote prices before letting
any contracts for material such as
they carry. r. a. = ~.->r.
This enterprise is: heartily in SYM
pathy with the labor movement when
properly conducted and has never op-
posed the broad, underlying. princi-
pies Of organized Elabor, = but has
shown itself to bes manifestly fair
minded and public-spirited, and de-
serves proper recognition in this re-
view of the honorably conducted en-
terprises in. our midst: worthy of our
endorsement and continued support.
Owing to H. b. speakes' honorable
and .public-spirited methods of deal
ing. this concern has built up a large
and substantial patronage and is ;ex-
ceedingly popular in: this section"
:-.$'. .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
SUPERIOR WATER,
LIGHT & POWER co.
1916 Tower Avenue.

1c1O AO"OI <AtC1uCs
The Public Utility concerns Of any
city are of the utmost importance, and
there is no single interest of more vital
importance to the city's growth, but
this question has been solved in a
most gratifying manner by the Su-
perior Water, Light &, Power Co. Sup
plying gas for lighting and cooking,
electric current for commercial light
ing and power, and water for public
and private use. They have been a.
great factor in the city's industrial
life, audit is due to the push and en-
ergy Of the management: that Superior
owes much: Of her advancement. In
the thousands of. dollars expended,
they have been a foremost factor in
supplying unsurpassable~ service to the
thousands; of citizens
" The company's plants are modern
and up to date in every respect, and
In all dealings with the public they
have been absolutely fair and just at
all times, doing everything possible in
order that all patrons may secure the
very highest class Of service, as 1t has
always been. the ;earnest endeavor of
the encouragement to merit the approval
and commentator Of the public. This
company has been liberal in its treat
ment, to it's employees and has been fair
and just towards labor, and we'll mer-
its the hearty cooperation Of our
readers and the general public.
The company has never left any
thing undone, the. doing of which
would improve the service or add to
the convenience Of the public, and no
singlesinterest has proved, more bene-
fetal in aiding, in the progress and
prosperity of Superior -,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
KRUSE AND HAYES
JEWELLERS & OPTICIANS
1924 Tower Avenue

l1Aa lO"tF 1tc1Auc
Here. is where quality is the watch
word and all that fighters" is gold,
precious stones. cut glass, the finer
things of the jewelers. creation and
where it is not how much you buy
but how we'll YOU are pleased. Kruse
and Halves have established the
standard of rare creations in the
jewelers. art and the motto that if
they serve YOU we'll Tell Others
The desire and convenience of their
patrons is their daily study, and the
originality displayed by this. estab-
lishment is designed by the most
gifted in this branch of art. where
the skilled artisan is at his best.
kruse and Halves do not fix arbitrary
prices, but rather present features
in the way of price that induce pa
tronage Of all the people and not
the few. This establishment is a
faVorite place for the newest things,
the best things, and "catchy" ideas
where there is originality and not imi-
tation. This firm has wide ac-
quaintance with the wage earning
public of this district and have in
variably been most friendly to or
gained labor. 1t should be a notice.
able fact that they appear in this
review and it should be an object
lesson to many union men. There is
no better place to go to have unlimit-
ed and varied selection than kruse
and Halves.
In addition to a favorable grade of
goods they make repairing of watches
and jewelry a speciality also the fit
ting of glasses.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
PEoPEESsTEhEPPIFeNEGo
~ -. 1sSESlzs
1913 Ogden Avenue, j. c: Crowley,

1913 Ogden Avenue, j. c.. Crowley,
In the long list of inventions that
nave added to the progress and adj
,vancement Of civilization, there has
never been anything to equal the
telephone in the Influence it exerts I
In every branch of. commercial and
social life. Indeed. business today
would be almost, paralyzed- without
the telephone, and convenience for
every progressive concern in the
country depends upon it's telephone
service in business. The Peoples
Telephone company is giving our, ci- 3
tlzens most complete and satisfac-#
tory service, the Peoples telephone,
wherever it has been installed has
given the best of satisfaction, and the
rates charged. by this enterprising
company are So reasonable that
every business concern :. and every
home. should have one installed This
company has spared neither. pains
nor expense In giving. our city most
thoroughly modern system. That the
affairs of this company have been
appreciated by the people is evil
denced by their rapidly growing list
or subscribers. I'm. the. home the tele=
phone is the greatest: safeguard
when a member of the family: is: sick;
it orders the groceries, and meats
from the dealer and advises: the poll
ice that burglars or suspicious. char
acters are about the premises;:i it
sounds the quickest alarm Of fire.
and lowers the insurance rates on the
home; vt puts the home in touch
with the whole country : Instantly
The gentlemen at the head of this
company are men of affairs in the
largest sense and the men: who do not
consider expense when Improvement
can be made in the telephone serv-
ice that will add to it's efficiency
and the benefit Of its subscribers:
The management has always been
very friendly toward the cause: Of
labor, and it's many employees re.
ceive the utmost consideration and
fair treatment 80.