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^"r-Tgi y^ '1 %$^$SisN 118 W. MICHIGAN ST. -H The Shopping Center of Duluth Women $5.00 Satin Shoes at $2.95 For tomorrow's selling in the Shoe Store we place on sale 92 pairs Ladies' Black Satin Shoes at the low price of $2.98, with flexible welt sole, Cuban heels, plain medium toe. Our regular $5.00 Shoe, special for Thursday at Three Months For Worwill Use a Remington or Smith Premier E rent you an understroke model 6, 7, 8 Remington Typewriter or understroke model Smith-Premier Typewriter for One- Quarter of a year—THREE MONTHS—for $5.00—the most advantageous rental terms ever offered by the manufacturers. And if you wish to buy a machine at the end of this rental period, the rental money already paid will be credited upon your purchase. Rental Terms Visible Models REMINGTON MONARCH SMITH PREMIER One Month $3.00 Six Months $15.00^ Paragon Ribbons. Red Seal Carbon Papers Recognized as the leading ribbon and carbon lines on the market Machine Catalogs and Supplies Booklet on Request Remington Typewriter Co. (Incorporated) 20 FOURTH AVENUE WEST. DULUTH, MINN. Every Good Smoker appreciates a Cool, Fragrant Cigar that he can enjoy up to the last puff. That is why the E O A is so popular with particular people. It is Delicious, Luxurious and Dainty. It is made upon honor, by skilled workmen from the best grade of Havana Leaf. ASK YOUR DEALER. DULUTH CIGAR COMPANY SATURDAY New Phone 913 Old Phone 1006 tL n- *5$ ?^pv As far back as we can remember, never have we seen such an attractive array of new spring fashions. An assortment made more attractive by the fact that every single pair, is made with the wearer's com fort in view, and will give the best of wear that reliable leathers and painstaking workmanship can' bestow. Choose your Easter Footwear from among these: George W. Baker's High Grade Shoes for Women at $5.00 to $7.00 New 15-button Shoes in patent leather, mat kid, black Russian calf, satin black buckskin welt or turn sole plain or tip toe Kidney, Cuban and Common Sense heel. New (}eo. W. Baker Pumps and Colonials in patent leather, satin, black Russia calf. There will not gap at sides or slip in heels. Prices $6.00 and. J. & K. Women's Shoes of patent leather, gun metal, with mat kid or OA cloth tops Cuban heels, pair. Please Note that we will give a pair of 30c Slipper Trees with every pair of $4.00, $5.00 or ffc. 00 Pumps free Thursday, Fri day and Saturday. After Diligent Search Old Time Legislative Fixers Capture Ac ceptable and Harmless Man. Charles E. Adams swallowed the bait as We intimated he would in our last issue, and is now the candidate Who will be favored by the interests to prevent A. G. McKnight from going to the State Senate from the 57th Legislative District. Former represen tative A. L. "Warner was importuned to carry the banner for the machine and the interests, but he positively refused to be made the goat. Then they turned to Adams and by appeal ing to his vanity and his .overween ing desire for public office and the limelight, succeeded in inducing him to undertake a task which will be come more and more humilating to him as the election draws near. As a part of the same deal with W. J. North, who had been groomed for the Senate job, conveniently with drew from the race and became the candidate for the House. The machine is conggratulating itself* upon having made a wonderfully clever solution of what seemed to be a very intri cate and puzzling problem. They feel they have accomplished the difficult task of securing a candidate for the Senate who, because of his colorless and evasive attitude on public ques tions, will be acceptable alike to the saloons and churches, and who, at the Same time, .will command the un wavering support of the public ser vice corporations. They apparently have left the labor vote entirely otft of consideration, calculating un doubtedly that the labor vote was a negligble factor in this district. We predict that their sense of Joyous accomplishment will be short lived. TIMl game they have played is an old one but the day has gone by when it can be successfully work ed. The people realize that the legis latures, which have disgraced Ameri ca,. are those composed of the men who have had no positive convic tions, but have been selected because they were "Good Fellows." The re volt against this condition has awak ened the electorate generally and we believe the electors of the 57th dis trict will not be fooled for a moment "by the Adams candidacy, but will support by a big1 majority the candi-, dacy of A. G. MpKnight, whose pub lie record stamps him as one who never trims on any public issue anil I who as a private citizen, has' ever been found on the firing line in the fight against privilege. TWO MOVING "PICTURE SHOWS HELD UNFAIR The local union of Theatrical Stage Employes have placed the Grand Theater at West Duluth and the Bijou of the West End on the unfair •list of "the union, because of the re fusal of the management in each of the theaters to employ union opera tors or stage hands. The union will bring the matter be fore the Trades, Assembly, and ask for official endorsement for its ac tion, after which union workingmejj in West Duluth and the West End will be expected to withdraw their patronage form these theaters. PKTKR DBIKK 4LL Peter Dryke of "Woodland, a mem ber of the local Plumbers' union, has been confined to his home for' the past two Weeks, suffering from rheu matism. He Is said to be convales cent, and hopes to return to work in a short time. EASTER NECKWEAR, THE BIG DULUTH.' ^VSflP'tr? ?V I—^—THE I^BOR WORLD We Do Expert Shoe Repairing— Prompt and Efficient Service OUR SHINING PARLORS are the most convenient and best equipped in the city. Obliging and competent attendants. $.500 These shoes are carried in triple A to widths, sizes 1 to 8. New Pumps and Colonials of patent leather, mat kid and Black Russia calf /W"| price, pair................... «p4«Uv Separated by 2,000 Miles Arizona Union Shows Sympathy for Oopper Strikers. In the current number of the Min ers' Magazine there is this pretty lit tle story of fraternal bounds of one group of miners for their fellows 2,000 miles away: "Globe Miners', union No. 60, W. P. M., of Globe, Arizona, has proven its loyalty to the men, women and chil dren of the copper district of Michi gan, who, since July 23, 1913, have borne all the outrages that the vil lianous ingenuity of thugs and Cos sacks could inflict upon them to ex terminate unionism from the profit reservation of the copper barons. "On March nth Globe Miners' union raised $700 through the raffle of an automobile and a dance, and forwarded a draft for this amount to be applied to the strike fund of Mich igan. "Though almost 2,000 miles separ-, ate the miners of Globe, Ariz., from the strikers of the copper district of Michigan, yet that fraternity that is born of unionism $pans the distance, and generous hearts in Arizona are yearning for the time when the miner of Michian will establish the right to join hands with his brother under the flag of organized labor." Big Water Front Strike for One Day's Rest in Seven—Du luth Men Interested. Duluth tugmen will be interested in the strike of the harbor boatmen in New Tork. All oilers, deckhands, firemen, floatmen and other workers employed on the tugboats of the B. & O. Railroad and oh the 30 tugboats of the Russell Towing company quit work last Tuesday. The strike was called to enforce1 the demand for one day off in seven. The union involved is the Harbor Boat men's union affiliated with the Inter national Seamen's union. The strike spreading and unless the demands of the union are complied with it will involve all the harbor workers in New York. Should a general strike be called it will involve the Lickawanna, Lehtgh Valley, Jersey Central, New Tork, New Haven & Hartford and Erie rail roads, the ,Buslr Terminal company and the Easterii District Terminal company. The union officials claimed yesterday that the general strike, if called, would probably start by Sat urday and that It would involve about r-,000 men in this jort. HILLMAN IS BETTER VISITOR IN DULUTH N. S, Hillman of Two Harbors, member of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers, and the lone So cialist member of the last two legis latures, was a visitor in Duluth dur ing the week. Mr. Hillman was a caller at The Labor World office. Almost one year ago, Mr. Hillman was injured in a railroad wreck. He suffered a severe laceration of his limb, which kept him bedfast for seven months. The process of healing has been slow, and it was only a few days ago that he was able to walk without crutches. While still a trifle lame, Mr. Hillman expects to fully recover and be back on his engine at the opening of the ore shipping season. YOUNG MEN'S CONFIRMA TION SUITS. Long Pants, Special Values at $10. The Big Duluth. Parisian costumers say the trouser skirt is soon to come that means no doubt that they'll Wear 'em literally as well as metaphorically. EASTER CLOTHES NOW READY -AT- SATISFY EVERYBODY! See Fitwell Clothe* and Be Convinced. QUALITY* CLOTHES 112 W. Superior St. Duluth, BKlaa. WiP®SP. i» #j ATRIL n, isii "THE STORE FOR SERVICE." .113-113.117-110 W. Superior St. DUIiUTH, MINN. for Women and Children You can pay more and not get as much for your money as you will get here. But you cannot pay less and get as good shoes as your money buys here. Baby Shoes at Baby Depart ment, Third Floor. Women's and Children's Shoes at Shoe Department,. Main Floor. See the $2.50 Shoes for boys and g^ls. a N See our ,$100 Shoes for Womete Judge by these whether iij paya to buy shoes hefe. must reach $45,000 to enable us to empty our wareroom on First Street, present Salesroon&, 2110-2112 West Superior Street and goods ih transit at this time. It's our intention to wipe the slate clean by May 1st if possible to do so. It's your opportunity topurehftse T' RUGS for the HOME at practically your own prices. Hundreds of pieces will be sold at factory cost, plus freight, thousands of pieces will go at 35 to 40 per cent less than retail shop prices. Furthermore, you don't need to pay the cash until a more convenient day if you say so. Bight at this moment we would like to remind you again that purchases made now will be delivered any time you say up to July 1st. This gives prospective Homemakers an opportunity to select now and have goods delivered in the future. We have ho time to lose, neither have you if EQONOMY means anything to you in present or future home furnish ings. Come this week and pick some of the PLUMS we are shaking from OUR TREE of FURNITURE BARGAINS. IMPORTANT NOTICE We will open our GBEATEB SALES BOOMS shortly «after May 1st with a much larger assortment of Home furnishings which are being made for us at this time by many of the best manufacturers. Factory Distributers. EASTER GLOVES, THE BIG DULUTH. ,.*' ",.1®g. r.. .®&2»#d STEEL RANGES, ETC. The Shoe That Leads the World for Style, Wear Boys' Easter Suits, $&95 and $4.95, The Big Duluth. —and— The Shoes to Choose. See Them in Our Show Windows That Never Before Looked So Good Try- a Pair and Be Convinced Prices for Women $£.45 Prices for Men $3 $6 up to $9 up to WM^OVERBOOT SHOP 406 West Superior Street I ^onTheWorld/^Americgn Footwear^