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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-06
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The retail trade in clothing is well
represented in our city, and among
the most successful houses in this
line, is that of the Three Winners.
This is one of the progressive
houses who have started out to at-l
tain a position Of prominence in Su
sperior and Duluth. With knowledgA
Of the present friendly attitude O
this concern, we wish to call the at i
.tention of our members to this store.
'Ihey have been painstalSing in try
ing to please the citizens of the two
cities by carrying the best and latest
designs of clothing material. The
Three Winners is ably assisted b4
competent salespeople, who are courss
steouss and attentive to the trade an,
are making customers ana patrons fos
the Three Winners who will continue
to make their pure bases here. know
ing that their patronage is appreciat-
ed and that they shave received fun;
value for every dollar spent Wesde-
sire to- extend q cordial recognition.
to this progressive concern for itlSS
cooperation and tos.urge the swaRek\
earners and other citizens fo. extenA
their hearty support and patronarjt(
The Wage-earner's dollar wifi "a ssl|
far In this estab lishInent as the s. OLD
lar OF the ric hest man IN town, and
they are In touch with the n1oyer1aentS
Tor Home Patf onag s..
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TO recommend this store - to our
members and readers and bespealz
Tor them 2 liberal patronage.
SUPERIOR FLORAL co.
FLORISTS.
Store: fltO Tower Avenue

Store: i!1O Tower Avenue,
Both Phones, Ogden 800: Broad 395.
There is nothing more beautif1iI
than MOVERS, and the people are using
them more and more for occasions
OF JOY as we'll as sorrow. One of the
leading esta blishmerts of this char
acter in this section of the state is
that of the Superior Floral company.
Here you will find beautiful assort-
ment of cut flowers, palms, potted\
plants, ferns, and special attention is
given to furnishing designs for flu
nerals and weddings. receptions, etc.
The proprietors are men of wide prac-
t1cal experience in this line of bust
ness and are prepared with every
modern facility for the prompt hand
ling of all business: They;are among
our best known and most publc-spir-
tied business men. and their large
business is the result of their honest
and upright business dealings with all.
This firm has been established for
twelve years. Deliveries are made to
all parts of the city and you can al
ways depend on Quick service. This
firm is worthy Of special mention in
this labor review. :.
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S. s. KRESGE co.
1O27-1O29 Tower Avenue.


In these days of economical bar
gaining when the busy housewife has
standard place to go to find any
thing that she wants, the value of
the S. S. Kresge CO. S and 1O-cent
store has daily been demonstrated in
this city of hustle and hustle. This is
the most popular trading store in Su-
perior. To summarize the branches
of usefulness and practical utility
would take volume. 1t is sufficient
to say that the home is cared for in
every detail
Everything that you want in be-
wildering array is there. Toys in
great variety are always in stock mono
over ten cents. The manager, T. c.
Macdonald, is business man of wide
experience, and under his manage
ment this store has grown in a sur
prising manner. He has made friends
by the legion.
S. S. Kresge and 10-cent store,
is the sign manual for bargains. With
a long line of $50 stores all over the
country, it's buyers are kept in touch
with everything new in household ar
ticles. The buying public, by reason
of this cooperation, gets the benefit.
Mr.. Macdonald, the manager, has al
ways been a friend of labor, and our
members will make no mistake in CIV
ing this company. their heartiest CO.
operation. = ,..-'
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+ olssITER HOTEL.

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,1710s Broadway.

II the Hotel aRossitor, Superior has
"a hotel WllichSfa G g credit to our city
al1d> one which exceedingly popular
with the travelling public. The Rossi-
ter is, absolutely mo- ern. throughout:
All: the roomsaare% comfortably fur
nished, kept Heat and clean, and the
rates are reasonabl SO cents: to $3.50:
The Hotel. Rossiter is centrally To-
Gated: In the midst of the business
district and ttheaters, convenient Ito
depots, etc: fUnder the present man
agenaent~ the. Hotel Rossiter is steadi
~ growing In popularity, and the bus
mess is increasing daily The cafe is
modern and:>Well arranged and the
cuisine is unsurpassed. The food
served is the best the market affords,
in fact there is nothing that is served
in the larger cafes Of the country that
cannot be found here.
Mr.. Rossiter% Understands catering
to the wants Of the public in a thor
oughly satisfactory manner.
The Hotel. Rossiter is conducted on
the European plan, and meals are
served in the cafe, a la carte, at all
hours and at reasonable prices. TAX
en- all In all, the Hotel Rossiter is
high class in every respect, and the
public appreciates the kind of serv
ice the. management is offering it's
patrons.
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PATTERSON GROCERY co.
627 John Avenue.
New Phone, Ogden 347D. Old Phone,
Rlloa1

OAS JOllH avenue.
New Phone, Ogden 347D. Old Phone,
Broad /.
Patterson Grocery Co., are located
at the above address, and they have
by honorable dealings and sterling in
tegrity, aided by a thorough training
in catering to the wants of the people,
built up a large and profitable gro
Gerry business among all classes of our
citizens. This store is filled with a
large and complete stock of staple and
fancy groceries. The prosperous con-
clifton of this company can justly be
attributed to their enterprise and en-
ergy, and the able manner in which
their business is handled. Patterson
Grocery Co. have been established
four years in this location, and have
established a business of which they
may we'll be proud, and their high
standing in the community, and the
confidence reposed in this company by
the people. is evidence that their BUSH
ness methods have at all times been
upright and fair and that they have
given their patrons the best service at
all times The management is friend
~ toward the working people, and de-
serves our cooperation and patron
age.
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In this friendly edition of The: La
Dor World it s:but htting that refer
ence be made to those! officials who
have made good, and who, in their
official actions. " consider their first
duty to. the people who have chosen
thern-those men who serve the speo-
pie as their employers, because after
all the men elected to public sofface
are really employed by.the people to
transact their public affairs, just as
a private employer hires. men to
transact his business.
Possibly, no county <off1cial> is more
popular with all classes. of our people
than is s!Mr. Geo: e. Commiskey, sheriff
Of Douglas county. Mr.. Comn1iskey
deserves his popularity, not, only: be-
cause Of the reasons stated above; but
also because of his pleasing person.
atty: and his high ideals, which are
exetnplifled in his every day life: :
The multitudinous duties of this
office Under Mr.. Comrniskey's admin
istration, are being SO systematized
as to make it mod Ell for, many. others
Of similar character: while. his. as
slstants are courteous and obligins
and conduct business with prompti-
tude and dispatch.
Geo. E. :Commiskey has always had
a warm spot in his heart for organ
lied labor, and this feeling has many
times taken practical shape, 80 1T is
really a pleasure: to make :: s,tita bic
mention of him: in this edition.: j:
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II. LURYE & SONS
FURNITURE

: One, of Superior's j. leading fner-
camille institutions which has made
remarkable progressf.is the store OF
Lurye & Sons, located at 527-2S Tow
er avenue. Beginning business in. d
small way-in4 thisncity, dealing .in,tnew
and second hand home furnishings,
specializing on furniture and stoves
and floor coverings, and taking your
old furniture arid stoves as part pay
ment, their business grew rapidly: UNI )
til now they are crowded for room in
which to handle their business and
have customers all over this and
neighboring cities: -.:... -, ..
Fl. Lurye & Sons have credit: sys-
tenn, which enables the working peo-
pie to secure furniture and pay for it
on easy payments. Any honest per
son can secure goods on credit from
them. No payments is expected
while sick and should the providing
member die before the goods are paid
for. you get a receipt in fun. In other
words they: are: protectors. OF widows
and orphans. Messrs.: Lurye & Sons
are gentlemen whom it is always
pleasure to meet and whose high
ideals are exemplifed in their bust
-pess relations as we'll as in their pri-
vate life. Honesty and fair dealing
are the guides and with these guides
they are making a. success: r.
Their line includes furniture and
nome furnishings of all. kinds, includ-
ing refrfgerators, stoves, rugs and
l1noleums, and VIII en- you buy goods
of them YOU may always be sure, you
are getting full value for your money.
We are. glad to give proper men
ton to this firm as they have always
been very friendly to Organized la
Dor, and we would ask our members
to give these gentlemen their support
at all times. ."' il,
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KINNEY MEAT MARKET
1903 Tower Ave.

-, 1903 Tower Ave.
Or the MANY firms in the city of
Superior, there are none more pro-
;gresslve than Kinney's Meat Market,
operated by A. F. Kinney, at HOB
rover avenue. : Mr.. Kinney states
that he will, soon have installed the
most modern fixtures and hopes to
make the Kinney Meat Market the
most sanitary of any shop of it's kind
in Superior.
Within a short time the shop will
be remodeled throughout. Many
changes will be made in the arrange
ment Of the shop that will gain for
this establishment greater patron
age.
The Kinney Meat Market has the
interests of the consumer at heart
and endeavors at all times to keep
his meats and other products within
the reach of all. No unfair advant-
age is ever taken of patrons by Mr..
Kinney because Of unfortunate con-.
dit1ons that may arise in the markets.
He has the respect and the confidence
of large number of workingmen in
the city and for this reason The
Labor World takes particular pride
in drawing the" attention of the or
ganized workers to the Kinney Meat
Market.
All goods sold. in this shop are as
represented. >. Purchasers are always
sure of getting just what they ask for.
Neatness and cleanliness are two Of
the main requisites of meat market.
The name Kinney's Meat Market is
but another phrase for these two
words. -:
Quality and = service are likewise
understood :: to be guarantees of this
firm = ''Ss yls 49, ~ 3
Seeing is believing and we have
seen. 80. - ( 4.
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YALE LAUNDRY.
913 Ogden Ave.

913 Ogden Ave. Both Phones 215.
There are some people who object.
to having their washing done at home
and yet do not feel disposed to en-
trust their linen to public laundries.
though there is no more necessity of
having your clothes injured at, a. good
laundry than there is in having them
done at home. In this connection a.
few words concerning the Yale Laun-
dry should interest our readers. The
premises occupied at 913 Ogden Ave.
are we'll lighted and equipped with
steam power and improved laundry
machinery, every facility being at
hand for turning out superior quality
OF work. The Yale Laundry is de-
voted to general laundry work for
hotels and individuals, but shirts, COL
lars and cuffs are the specialties and
the work is done up in a highly
satisfactory manner
The Yale Laundry also do dry clean
ing and are considered experts in this
line. They make speciality of this
class of work, and because of the high
quality invite the most fastidious.
Many people are given steady en-
ployment. and goods are delivered at
short notice.
We feel that this establishment. is
deserving Of every patronage and en-
couragernent: from our members and
other citizens.
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10 the working people of moderate
incomes the question of dress is al
ways perplexing one, and, while
there are any: number of clothing
stores,- the main and important thing
to them is where to secure the best
values for their outlay, and also, when
In need, time to pay for. the clothing
wanted. in the Gateley store, located
at l427-29 Tower Avenue, an honest
person may select anything in the way
OF clothing, and pay their account as
they receive their wages.
These progressive merchants real
lze that credit it appreciated by de-
serving people, and. they have made
every effort towards pleasing their
customers, and you can rely upon get
ting goods at honest prices, paying no
more for your accommodation than
were you paying cash. They make
speclalties in mems and ladies ready
to-wear clothing, also children's and
furnishings of all kinds.
The manager is an affable and ex-
perlenced man in his line of business
and you can safely rely upon his
Judgment, as he has proved himself
reliable and conscientious in all busi-
ness dealings in the past, and they
earnestly solicit your patronage.
Having shown their friendliness to
the working man many times, when
ever occasion presents, for that mat
ter, we feel that it is only matter Of
duty to partonize our friends, and we
take pleasure in placing the name of
Gatelys Credit Clothing Company at
the head of Superior's Progressive and
deserving commercial institutions.
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THE GEO. G. NEWTON co
Real Estate Loa1ls-Insurance.
I'LL Tower Avenue.


iii Tower Avenue.
Among the prominent business men
whose calling carries him into the
wider circles of interests all over. the
city and county is Geo. G.. Newton.
the real estate and insurance man of
Superior. His offices are splendidly
appointed, and are bureaus of infor
nation to all who desire the latest
developments in property buying and
selling.
The operations of Mr.. Newton are
all characterized by liberal dealings,
fair and square treatment and the
best of advice on all questions affect
ing lands. He has a large list of de-
sirable properties at all times, and
as he attends, to everything himself,
patrons can. rest assured that COM
plete Investigations have been made.
His methods have always been
Numerically opposed to Boomers, :"
and has the courage of his opinions
over any questionable methods that
may come under his notice. He has
established a reputation for conserv-
atism that has established a large
clientele. He has the right infor-
nation.
Mr.. Newton also loans money on
approved security, and in connection
handles insurance. He has legions of
friends in this city and county.
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OLSON BROS.
Established Fifteen Years,
303 Tower Avenue.

There is no more important busi-
ness in any city than properly
equipped and conducted cigar and
confectionery store, one where YOU
can go at any time and satisfy your
needs, knowing the goods sold you
are Of the best.
Such an institution is Olson Bros.
cigar and confectionery store. In the
conduct of their business they ham
die one of the largest lines of union
made cigars and tobaccos in the city,
a fact that should be given more con-
sideration by union men when buy
ing their smokes. The wage-earner
will make no mistake in giving o.
son Bros their support and patronage
and as long as this stores affairs are
conducted in the present commend
able manner we wish for them an
era of ever increasing success and
popularity.
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GISIN'S SHOE STORE.
Al. Gisin Manager.
Footwear for the People,

In placing an issue of this char
acter in the hands of the members
OF our affiliated labor bodies and the
general public, we are doing what is
bound to have far reaching results.
Its mission is to promote an added
interest among all union men and to
1rge them to patronize those mer-
chants who feature union made goods.
In this respect it is a pleasure for US
to make the statement without fear
of contradictory in this Home Pat
ronage number, that the shoe store
managed by Mr.. Al Gisin which is To-
Gated at 624 Tower avenue carries one
of the largest lines of medium and
high priced union made shoes for
men and women in superior, all Of
which represent the handwork of sew
eral of Americas most famous manu-
facturers of high grade union made
shoes such as: w. L. Douglas shoes
for men and Hamilton & Brown shoes
for ladies and children, also many
other leading brands too numerous to
mention
The liberal patronage accorded this
progressive shoe firm by all the vari-
Gus crafts has been gained through
their meritorious methods Of giving
full value for every dollar expended,
and also from the fact that Al. Gisin,
the manager, has been closely ilenti-
fled with the growth of this business
which has been established for seven
teen years at this location.
The Gisin shoe store merits the
support and patronage Of not only the
general public, but every union man
who desires the best in foot wear
bearing the union label.
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MCMAHON COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE.
U. S. National Bank Rldp


Success in any line of business Is
always due him that puts forth hon.
est efforts, and we are not alone in
saying: for the splendid business Of
Mcmahon Co. that it has been album
dainty favored with success, because
Fof the efforts of the management to
merit the entire approval Of the pub
lic, by handling good real estate.
Mr.. e. j: andJarvis McMahon have
always endeavored to give satisfac-
stion to their: patrons, and this fact
coupled with their upright busin ess
m ethods has resulted in the present
business which is accorded them. The
Mcmahon Co.. never holds out any
glittering, bait" but quotes the low
est prices possible. and every patron
gets the same uniform. courteous at
stention as another. In this review
we take pleasure in; asking our read
ersss s. to give them their patronage ana
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=. e.: A.: DOWNS.
Undertaken, Funeral Director and En-
J. balmer,. 1915 Belknap.

Undertaken, Funeral Director and EN-
!: - balmer,. 1915 Belknap.
Science has not only lightened the
labors Of man, but as applied to the
burying of the dead it also makes
ones sorrows easier to bear. 1t does
away with the many unpleasant and
repulsive features of the death cham
Der and renders the couch of death
less an object Of horror, All this and
more has science accomplished to the
business of undertaking and embalm-
ing. The higher education of our citi-
zens, and the refinement naturally fol-
lowing, have fastened the event of the
progressive undertaken who requires
a higher degree of scientific attain
ments than his predecessors of the
old school. He must have technical
and scientific skill, tact and gentle
ness, and must accustom himself to
being clear headed and cool among
the scenes of: grief.
: When the minds of those who
mourn are clouded with sorrow, he
enters, the home, guards against all
unnecessary unpleasantness, foresees
all require1n ents and smoothes the
pathway of those; who are unified by
their grief for: looking after such
things. = - 49,.
Mr.: Downs IS an exponent of mod
erin methods, who. has all the require
nents which entitle him to the first
rank in his profession. We>wish to
impress upon the minds of the union
people Of Superior that Mr., Downs
has always manifested a friendly feel
ing. toward: the. working people and
when in: need of an undertaker's serv-
ices you would only be living up to
the J, true principles. of unionism by
calling on.s Mr.. Downs, as he has zon
hand q: complete line of<"union made.
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J.. H. LYNCH.
Chop House and Buffet
1914 Tower Ave.

One of the extremely popular places
in our city is the sample room and
chop house at 1014 Tower avenue.
Here you are certain to be treated
right and get the best to be had in the
city,. The goods served are UP to the
highest standard and the service
prompt and courteous. This is one Of
the popular and excellent places of its
class in Superior, and everything
known to an up-to-date bar and cafe
will be found at this pleasant resort.
The stock Of liquors is strictly reli-
able and pure and includes imported
and domestic makes Of the recognized
manufacturers. An excellent assert
ment of union made cigars is also
kept on hand. For something to eat
drink Or. smoke, there is. no place
better than this one Mr.. Lynch
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THE BERGEsoN CANDY co
Wholesale Confectioners.
1901 Winter. Both Phones. <,

wholesale COnfeCt1OnerS.
17O1 Winter. Both Phones, $50.
One of Superior's5 leading manu-
facturers giving employment to many
people is the Bergeson Candy CO.
In the manufacture. of their pro-
duct every precaution is taken toward
cleanliness and purity: The best ma
terials are used and the most sanitary
and modern machinery has been in.
stalled. There is not an item that
enters into the manufacture of their
delicious candies that does not meet
with every provision of athe pure food
laws. The factory is particularly
we'll ventilated and lighted and many
of it's employees have been with the
company esince it started.
Therefore, in the movement to CO.
operate with our friends and to p1lr-
chase whenever possible products
Made in Superior particular at
tention is called to this fast growing
and enterprisine firm u
The people Of Superior are proud
of this plant, They appreciate what
it is doing for the city and for the
people who :. are dependent upon it
for a livelihood. And they are fully
cognizant Of the satisfactory condi-
tons under which all its employees
are laboring. H. ....-..@x.s 25sss
The officers of the .Bergeson Candy
Co.. are: f Chas. Berkeson, president;
3: o. Bergeson, vice president; JIM.
Delphenck, secretary and treasurer.
esr g, : Cigars. 8 for csc and
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conducts his business in a manner that
is approved by all good citizens, he is
thoroughly posted in this line and
knows how to manage a first-class
place. We take pleasure in recon-
mending him and his goods.
This place is without question one
one of the best known and popular
>huffets in the city. In presenting
these facts it is with a spirit to en-
courage a class Of business men who
have nothing but the friendliest in
terests in the wage-earners of our
CITY
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SUPPORTING WOMEN; STRIKERS

HoLYoKE, Mass, March. 5 -strik-
ing women women workers employed
in the rag room of. the Valley Paper
company are being supported. by the
local trade union, movement and its
sympathizers. The. women struck
when the company refused ia. raise
their wages from $3.50. to : $3.50 "a
week. The stats board of arbitration
Investigated the case ana reported in
favor of the demand 49,. d i.fF.:.> =
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With 10 of land where you raise berries
tables and poultry independence and freedom
from the yoke of the landlord health for the and
happiness for the housewea home that is self sustain
ing. -. -. :**% 3 .... !.
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s.s GIr e CARS. for I. sc and
9 for 26S -