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O-OPERATION MEANS SUCCES These firms kave skown tke*tf attitude toward Labor in a practical way, by placing their advertisements in Onion Labor*
only local paper. Co-operate with them hy trading with the home merchants that are fair.
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ALWAYS RELIABLE
Morterud-Koneczny Co. Dealers In
Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings
1931 W. Superior Street Duluth, Minn.
Melrose 1136 —PHONES— Lincoln 341
Swanstrom Bros. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
21—21st Avenue West
Before Buying see Our Homes on the Monthly Payment Plan.
THE J-O-SHOE WORKS Best equipped Shoe Repair Shbp in the West End Is now located at
No. 19 Twenty-first Avenue West
We do first-class work in quick time at very moderate prices.
Shoe Shining Parlor for Ladles and Gentlemen.
F. P. Stevenson, President E. H. Br&nton, Sec'y and Treas.
THE HOME LAUNDRY CO. Successors to
MODEL LAUNDRY
Both Phones 478 18 ^Twentieth Avenue West
High grade Clothes Cleaning-^—low prices
—Prompt Service! Just Pk one—Eitker Pkonie
S. GARBER Melrose
412 CLOTHES CLEANER
1808 W. SUPERIOR STREET Lincoln
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NOTICE When buying Clothing, Furnishings anC Shoes," do not forget the
Best Place in the West End, is Lippmdn's Bargain Store, where you can buy such goods as the Florshein Shoes, Gordon Hats, Headlight Overalls, Coast Craft Clothing and many other well known Union-made goods at the lowest prices possible.
LIPPMAN'S BARGAIN STORE 1005 w. SUPERIOR STREET
OUR NAME STANDS FOR EVERYTHING WE CLAIM. \
Chas. A. Gustafson Hardware, Furniture, Paints, Oils, VarnisKes,
Stoves and Tinware ALL KINDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
Zenith Phone Lincoln 168-Y . 18 N 19th Avenue West.
Melrose 462 Lincoln 81
G. M. Larson Prescription Druggist
1607 West Superior Street Dutath, Minn.
E NGER & rkLSON t h e b i g w e s t e n d F U R N I T U H e H O U S E
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Buy Your Furniture From
THE FACTORY DISTRIBUTERS
We are the "Chaps" that save the people the big end of the retail
>s profits. Credit terms to please evei
OUR DULUTH SALESROOMS
2110-2112 Wist Superior Street ALFRED BOMAN, Pres. ANNON HEGLAND, Vice Pres. A. B. WIDTH, Sec.-Treas.
DEALERS IN
For Men arid Boys, ZENITH PHONE, LINCOLN 314-X. — BELL PHONE, MELROSE 2944
FEDERATED TRADE ASSEMBLY-—Meets .feeond. and fourth , Friday, of .each. ironth
a.t Kalamazoo Hall, -18 West Superior street. President, rR. J: Coole. " 719 N. 54= *i'®nVe , W«st; vice -president, O. H.- Tfl.r<pn,
1,1 • • • ".venue ' West; corres-pdriHing- 'secretary,. John'- E. Jensen, 2029'.
t * C a t l l n i n ¥ J 6 i a W s V r T h r ? d a t B r l e k l . y e r . ' H « V » i a . -We?t- :sir1hdl.n/ c,®-rk- 5* A. '^lcKara. 3811 West Sixthstreet:: sertfehnt- 'at arAis, Kick Olson; trustees, Joseph; Miller. 413% East First street; J. H. Powers, 904 East Fourth street. Wm. J". Dutcher;' 827 E. -Second
Went, NickOlseji,' re'gta<iice' T.S0S "West MUSICIANS' tlCION; is. A. Jf ofA. i, Fourth street, • office, 11J W«st-First street. —Meets first Tue^ay of each menth at 2e«iTh*-ydOt'?»a ii?^P^v^*® *;P* m' Eho™' ^sadduarters,,;Moos* Hall. 334 West Zenith, ««•>« MT-T. - , f/eafant. U T., Bercer; ..vice . • i . • . . •?•'*•* f preiraeat.' OttO'J. Wmit; treaiurer, • I-. X.
r.VOIHWM' mnojr. X*. l»»-r - r*corflln*ree<;reUry, w. J. Dutcher, •Meets the first and third Thur»day of 8*7 Bast Second -iffset • '
each nfcnth at Brieklaysrs' Kan,' Nine-
iUDTO. PBINXIXG TRADES- COTOfCII.— Meets the second M*>ftday of each month
ia.K»tamasoo Hall. .President, W. it. Reed, y? East . First .street; secretary, B. . F. Busk, SIC East First street.
BtlLDINQ TRADES COUNCIL—Meets the second. and fourth Monday at Kalamazoo
Hall, No. IS West Superior street. Presl-dent?' Fred Vannler; Vice president, Nick OIsen; financial secretary-treasurer. . S. Q. Kelson, 125 West second street; recording secretary,' J.-"H. " Powers, 904 East Fourth street;,-warden, Fred. Paulson;: trustees,- • C. L. Peterson, R. S, Postal, t. A. Johnson.
BARTENDERS' UNION, N»: 574—Meets the second and. fourth Sundays of each month
at 2:tt>' p. ih., 'at 25 'East '^Michigan street. President, Donald McKenzle; vice president, Albert Collins; reoordlnr secretary, Henry Johnson; financial secretary-treasurer, Fred Bernard, 1st East Michigan street.
CIGAKMAKEBS' "CNION, No. *t4—Meets first and third Wednesdays of each montn
atrrKalamazoo Bldg., IS West Superior street. . President. Peter Sc'naeffer; vice president, W. Cossl; financial secretary-treasurer. F. Heidemann, 731 Third avenue East; sergeant-at-arms, Nat hen Horwltz.
CARPENTERS' liniON—Meets every Tuesday evening at vRowieiy's Hail. 1.13 West
First street. President. Chas. McKlnnon; vice president. Hector McL<ean; recording secretary, Q. H. Tarun. 422 19% Ave. West; treasurer. Edw. Erlckson, $25 Ninth avenue East; financial'secretary, Abe Jappe. IS East Second -Melrose 31S8; business
^ aent, John Sch&efer; 'vie# pfeaMent. John Buseh; .recording 'secretary. Si;* Clar6n; financial secretary, S, B. Johnstone, 12% SVi. ®*c®nd: St.; treasurer,' Qhas:- -Zehnter, !« Sixth avenue East. v
LATHERS' UNION, No. It. Hf.. W. • M. L. . —Meets on the seconjd< and,-fourth :Fri* days of each month at KAiamaioo Block. President, .'Mat Mjihsori; .-^ke president, Walter Mathewson; secretary, • Pred Paulson. 6723 HiKftlan^l;^ treasurer, Geor*e Waiters, 924 "West Fifth street.
LONGSHORE SHUTS' UNION, No. 12.— Meets the flrst an'd third "Wednesday
of each month at Glley's hsili; 820 North Fifty-flfth a venire West. >"W«st Duluth. President'J. G, O'Kell; vice president, Geo. Boyhwell; recording secretary. C. A, Ammermann, 6805. Cody s.treet; fln-aneial secretary-treasurer,' Chas. Top-liff, 2607 TO est Eleventh street.
LICENSED TUOMEN'S PROtBClivE Association, No. 1—Meets the seoend and
fourth Mondays, of each month at Rowley's hall, 112 W. First street. President. James Bishop; vice president, Henry Oestrich; second vice president. Jas. - Bryant; corresponding and recording secretary, Gapt. Fred Benson; financial secretary, R. F. Barrows, address: 31 Fifty-eighth avenue East; treasurer,. Chas. H. Oreen. llil East Fourth street.
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amaxooHall^ 18 West Superior street. Pre si-. ..dent,' J*s. H. Powers; vice president. Eds'*.# ,. ,fipanci*l secretary, ..W. J. wnn.: Zicor"Secretary. S. E. Jensen. 3304 West First streets treasurer.- W. H. Brooks. 2» East Superior street. ; Room *206.
PLASTERERS' UNION, No. 58. O. T. L. A. Meets on second and fourth Wednesdays
of each month at Kalamasoo Block. President. Thomas Barks; vice president,-Waiter
iunl,n,'iJ*L, secretary-treasurer. Chas. .M. .-Ahl, .42? Sixteenthr. avenue East; corresponding secretary, Victor Hilstrom; trustees, Peter Thorson. Edw. Pattersonksnd Robt. Carson.
MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL A§-soelatien. NO. JS—Meets every Friday
evening during the winter months at Room 610 Manhattan Bldg. President, Henry Oeptrlch; . first vice president, Joe. Majo; second vice president, J. c. ••Mund»" secretary-treasurer. Armour Harvey;- corresponding and recording secretary, J. ;q. Adams, 130 Nortl^ Twenty-fifth . avenue
PU7WBERSV.AXD. GASFITTERS* UNION, A •, A.—-Meets the first and third
oj; month_at Rowley's Hsll, "f West First street. Presideht. Berger rBer«er, • ; vice - president. Rube Meyerhoff; Secretary-treasurer, J. E. Rlbbie, , 1412 Jefferson street; corresponding seeretary, John Bennett, a02 Second avenue East.
SHEET METAL WORKERS' UNION, No. 8*—Meets first and third Wednesdays of
each monta at Kalamazoo hall. No 18 West Superior street. 'President, John fcten-man, 305, E. Fifth . street; vice president, George I. Walz, .2008 Minnesota avenue; financial secretary. C. A. Johnson, 817 Twenty-first avenue West; recording secretary. C. J. Qauss. 120 E. Fourth street: treasurer. John Peterson; 715 E. Seventh street; conductor. Harry • Andersoh. 413 E. ™ w<rden, H. Jeronimus. IIJ'4 E. Eighth street.
No. 136—Meets , V,r8t Sunday in each month at Rowley hal,;J. President, Edward M. Grace; vice i.rr! unt,nW' B. Zuehlke; recording secre-
H. Dworehak, Jr.; sccretftry-trc&sur^r E. T. Hughes. 213 West First street.
MINNESOTA TEA
PETERSON BROS., Props.
Teas, Coffees,
New Phone, Lin. 452.
Old Phone, MeL 3918.
1906 W. SUPERIOR ST.
REALTY CO. '• • • * • •
al EstatcvLoans,
Insurance and
Rcntfalse
1922 W.SUPERtOR ST.
A. F. Lundholm Teach w of
Ptario, Pipe and Reed Organ
Dealer in Hoddorff & Claren-ion Pianos, Musical 'Merchandise, Sheet 'Music,: Music Books, Bbo*k>-; Etc.'. Talking Machines and Ke-:ords. ^
NEW LOCATION .
17 NORTH 21st AVENUE WEST.
Zenith 'Phone, Lincoln 80-D.
Duluth's Best Bread
For IBkle by flj) Leading ̂ Oroeers
922-24 £&>t Second {Street
Grand 1S88-D
See the "Trey of Hearti" Every Wednesday
Vauderille Every Ttinraday, FrldiRgry: ClaftaMay eutd .
'Kit
Ed Rudberg's Confectionery and
Ice Cream •
Parlor
32 N. Twenty i Avknw
. MORK y CO. Clotking, Skoes and Gent s
Furnishings k
We Carry Union Made Ck>ods. 1930 W. Superior Strtet.
; PURE FOOD GROCERS. . .
Buy in Quantities. Get the Best Goods.
SAVE, MONEY.
Both Phones. ; 1801 West Superior Street.-
DON'T FORGET THE
AT
Shoe 2Q13 W. Superior Street.
O. F. Wennerlund •Jeweler—
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY MODERN OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
192& W. SUPERIOR STREET.
We carry everything in labeled goods of all kinds that Union Men wear. -
Dress and Work Shoes with the label $2.50 to $5.00. Hats, Shirts, Suspenders, Caps, Shoes, Trousers, Suits, Overalls,
Gloves and Mittens carried by
s. w. HILL . 1926 W. SUPERIOR STREET
New Phone, Lincoln 856 and 259-D Bell Phone, Melrose 421
Pred W. Erickson Grocer
Steamship Agent e.id foreign Exchonyc.
2029- 2031 W. Third Street
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Anderson Furniture Company "The Big House With the Little Rent"
Everything for the Home for Lew Money.
Twenty-first Aye. W. and Superior St,
Saye Money by Buying f<>r Cash , And Then,. No Bills to Worry Abont the First of the M«nftT
We solict yoor patronage on the basis of high qioality and low prices.
;. PWiXJTffS ONLI .ALL-GASH DEPARTMENT STORE. M.k££L'
ESTABLISHED V ESTABLISHED wi , •, ' ^ ia»i
JIPAvt.MJ Duumti
Old Phoney Melrose 8802 New PlKtoie, 7^8 . Night Phone, Melroee 8722
Dealer .In . v i
FancyGrocems
Staple and Fancy Ct6^
2001 Weet Seoond Street>._f_ 4*
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