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'5 F. P. Stevenson, President Both Phones 478 Melrose 412 Melrose 462 1607 West Superior Street ALWAYS RELIABLE Morterud-Koneczny Co. Dealers In Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings 1931 W. Superior Street Duluth, Minn. Melrose £136 —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 Bes*t equipped Shoe Repair Shbp in the .West End is now located ait No. 19 Twenty-first Avenue West We do first-class work in quick time at very moderate prices. Shoe Shining Parlor for Ladies and Gentlemen. THE HOME LAUNDRY CO. Successors to MODEL LAUNDRY High grade Clothes Gleaning-—-low prices —prmpt service Just Plione—Eitker Plione N. S. GARBER CLOTHES CLEANER 1800 W. SUPERIOR STREET NOTICE When buying Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes, do not forget the Best Place in the West End, is Lippman's Bargain Store, wher^ 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 1945 W. SUPERIOR STREET OUR NAME STANDS FOR EVERYTHING WE CLAIM. Chas. A. Gustafson Hardware, Furniture, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stoves and Tinware ALL KINDS OP FARM IMPLEMENTS Zenith Phone Lincoln 168-Y 18 N. 19th Avenue .West. G. M. Larson Prescription Druggist I E. H. Branton, Sec'y and Treas. 18 Twentieth Avenue West NGER & LSON THE BIG WEST END ri'RNin.lRF HOUSE I Lincoln 31 Duluth, Minn BAJU»QA^t-=»^ W#rt"«WWf ALFRED SOMAN, Pres. ZENITH PHONE, LINCOLN 314-X. FEDEBATKD TRADE ASSEMBLY—Meets second and fourth Friday of each month at Kalamazoo Hall. 18._\Ve#t Superior atreet. Pttiideirt. R. J. Hall 7£9 N. Fifty-fourth avenue West vice president. O. H. Tartin, '*22' IS1# avenue West coires Ppndingr secretary, John E. Jensen. 2029 West .Ft ft In ••treet.': finaripla!-' secretary- tce.asurwi- -A O. CatUn- 3 26. ..Efcat iThirtt •treet reading clerk E.A.Rfckara, 3811 West Sixth street sergernt at arms, Nick O so 4 a E a First street, .J. JL Pdwei #,„M4.. TEasi Fooptb stlreet.' Wm.-'j. Dutcher/ 827 E. Second street. AU1ED BBXNTING TRADES fTOPN.cn^— Meets the secorid Monday bf each rrlonth in Kalamazoo Hall. President,' W. M. Reed. ol-2 East -First street secretary, E. F. Busk, 316' East First "street.. BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL—^Meets the second and ..fourth- Monday' at Kalamazoo Hail, No. 18 West Superlpr street. Presi dent, Fred ~Va:nriier Vice president, Nick Olsen financial secretary-treasurer. S. G. Nelson, 125 West second street recording secretary, J. H. Powers, 904 East Fourth street- warden, Fred -'Paulson trustees,C. L. Peterson, R. S. Postal, C. A. Johnson. BARTENDERS' UNION, No. 574—Meets the second and fourth Sundays, of each month "at 2:30 p. m., at 25 East Michigan strfeet. President, Donald McKenzie vice president, Albert .Collins recording secretary, Henry Johnson financial, secretary-treasurer, Frad Bernard 25 East Miohigan street. CIGARMAKERS' UNION, No. 294—Meets first and third. Wednesdays of each montn at -Kalamazoo: Bldg.,, 18 West Superior street.. President. Peter Schaeffer vice president. W. Cossl financial secretary treasure r,-'F. Heidemann,' 731'Third avenue East sergeant-at-arms, Nathen Horwltz. CARPENTERS' UNION—Meets every Tues day evening at Rowley's Hall, 112 West First street, President., Chas. McKinnon vice president. Hector McLean recording secretary, O. H. Tarun, 422 19^4 Ave. West treasurer, Edw. Erickson, 625. Ninth Hvenvje East financial secretary, Abe Jappe. 28 East Second gt.Melrbse 3168^ business MINNESOTA TEA COMPANY PETERSON BROS., Props. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc. New Phone, Lin. 452. Old Phone, Mel. 3918. 1906 W. SUPERIOR ST. es Home Duluth Best Biead For Sale, by Leading Grocer* 922-24 East Second Street Pbonri 'Grand- 1383-D merchants tiut arc fair. Buy Your Furniture From THE FACTORY DISTRIBUTERS We are the "Chaps" that save «the people the big end of the retail shops profits. Credit-terms to please everybody,. OUR DULUTH SALESROOMS 2110-2112 West Superior Street DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS agent,- Nick Olsen,' r&tdence 1.905 West Fourth "street office.-- dl2: W«strJ»ifst Btreet. (Rowley's.-Hall.) Haui»v- I -to 2. p. .m. Rhone, Zenith, Grand 15V-X"~ C-' BREWERY WORKERS' UNION. No. 133— Meets the._.first.. and..±Jhii'd.. Thursday of each montA at ^rlcSjaygrs' .Hajl.Nine- Mnth' .Presi S a vi re id to Jusch record In :M.- Clarog .Jinanclal secreJtiryt-*8?Johnstone. 12 Vi Second treaafcf®*, Cha».S£eUiAeiV z» Sixth avenue East. LATttEHiS' I NIOlf, Noi 12.' W. W. .t M. 1. ,, J1-—Meets on the second,-and fourth, Fri days of efech montH'at ,'Kai5mazoo' iTlock. President, Mat Hanson vffcfe- president, Wilted MMhewson secretary, Fi-ed Paulson, 5722 Hig/iftihff treasurer, Georfee'Waltersj West sti-Set. LONG^IJORE^MENS', OJNIOl*, ko. U— Mee'ts the flrs't" vsiMciii, .Vlpt!. |li,v3.iyC4i-v) Geo. BoKhw'ell reCordlnjsr secretary. C.. A. Arrnnerrnann. .580.5 Co,dy street fin.-, ancial secretary-treasurer. Chas. Top liff, 2§07 "West El^v,erith street., LICEjNSEp TUGME^'8 PROXPCTIVE AS .•Pf'at'oil, No. 1—-M?,etp .'the 'second and fourth Mondays oi etcn month at Rowley's Wall,- 112 W. Firaf^'street.-' f, illy ANNON HKGLAND, Vice Pr«». A. B. WIDTH, Bec-Trwis: DEALERS IN For Men and Boys. and thii«d .Wfed'nesday 1 President. Jariies Bishop vice president, Henry.' 'Oestrich second- vice president.- -Jas.' Bryant cor responding and recording secretary, Capt. £red .Benson financial- .aecrfttary, R. F. Barrows, address: 21 Effty-eighth- avenue East treasurer, Chas. H. Green. 1551 East Fourth street. I.<p></p>MARINE UOil JBlr IViAli nc" sociatton,, N.o. ,?r-^eet8 every. inter REALTY CO. Real Estate, Loans, Lnsuranee am -•5 1922 W.'StlPERIOR ST. See the Tr$y of Hearts'' Every Wednesday Vaudeville Erery pitfsdjiy, Fiiday* Saturday uid Sui^lay, AUOUStb,j BELL PHONE, MELROSE 2944 MUSICIANS' UNION,. No., 1« A. F. of A. L. —Meets first Tuesday of eacli month at their neadtjuarters,. Moose Hall. 224. West First street. President, L. F. Berger vice" president Otto J. \Venit "treasurer,-' I, -N. Sodahl recording-secretary, "W. J. Dutcher. 827 Bast' Second street.: '•-.. five** Tuesday at Kal-. amazoo Hall, 18 West Superior street. Presi dent.' Jas. H'. "Po^ferg vice president," Ed ward -«Satyaw.j0 'cflnaneial seoretary, W. recording" secret'aryT *S. E. Jensen, 2306 "^r,e*^'treasuree W: H:- Brboks, 29 East Superior street. Room 206. PiASJEREJRS' UNIvON„ ^o. 53, .O. P.-L. A. Me#ts ori second" -and fourth Wednesdays 5 e3ci!^WVtt1TAtt. KalWAaz.QQi PLUMPERS AND GA8FITTERS' UNION, A Thursday, of each month at Rowley's Hall, 112 West Hrst street. President. Berger Berger vice president. Rube Heyerhoff secretary-treasurer, J.E. Ribbie, 14i2 Jef ferson street corresponding secretary, John Bennett, 502 Second avenue East. SHte METAL WORKERS' UNION, No. 32—Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month at Kalamazoo hall, No "18 West Superior street. President,. John Sten man, 305 E.. Fifth street vice president, George I. Walz, 2006 Minnesota avenue financial secretary, C. A. Johnson. 617 1 w.ehty-first avenue West -recording sec retary, C. J. Gauss, 120 E 'Fourth street: .- 1'- treasurer. John -Peterson. -715 E. Seventh ENGINEERS'''BENEFICIAL AS- conductor, Harry Anderson, 413 E. Sixth street warden, H, 1124 E. Eighth street. •»yv«,p 4.'<p></p>Friday A evening during the winter mont)ip at Room 610 Manhattan Bl£g. 5 President, Henry Oestrich first "vice-president, Joe Ma jo on vi re id secretary-treasurer rlrmour' Harvey 'cor responding and recording secretary, J. Q. Adams, 120 Norths -Twenty-fifth avenue West. TYPOGRAPHICAL TNION. No.: kJrst iJ"ln.dJay .ln«Sach Both Phones. Block.- Presi dent,- Thomas Barks -vice president, Walter Jackson ^financial -. Becretary^treasurer. Chas. M," Ah'i, 427 Sixteenth avenue East' corresponding secretary, Victor Hilstromi trustees, Peter Thorson. Edw. Patterson and Root. Carson. XSS^-MeeU month at A.F. Rowley hall. President, Edward M. Grace vice !'r!r Zuehlke recordiri? secre H. DworshaK. ,Jr. secretary-treasurer E. T. Hughes, 213 West First street. Teacher rof ... Piano, Pipe mi Reed Organ Dealer In Hoddorff & Cliren ion Pianogi-Musical Merchandise,' Sheet Music, Music Books, Books, Etc., -Talking- Machines and Re cords. NEW LOCATION 17 NORTH 21st AVENUE WEST. Zenith 'Phone, Lincoln 86-D. Confectionery and Ice Old PhOoe, Melrose 380% Kew Phftto, 726 Phone, Melrose 8723 Dealer In •V-vVi MORK CO. Clotliing, Shoes and Gent Furniskings We Carry Union Made Goods. 1930 W. Superior Strtet & PURE POOD GROCERS. Buy in Quantities. Get the Best Goods. SAVE MONEY. DON'T FORGET THE AT Shoe 2013 W. Superior Street. O. F. ennerlund 1926 W. SUPERIOR STREET New Phone, Lincoln 356 and 259-D Bell Phone, Melrose 421 Fred W. Erickson Grocer Steamship Agent and Poreigii Exchange 2029- 2031 W. Third Street 'The Big House With the littk Rent* 1801 West Superior Street. -Jewel er— DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND PINE JEWELRY MODERN OPTICAL DEPARTMENT T-^ 1925 SOTi^i^jSp^T We canfy everythmg in. labeled-gaods of Mtfd^ that Union wear. J"' '-s Dress and Work Shoes with/the label $2.50 fo $5,00. Hats, Shifts, Suspenders, Caps, Sipes, Ttousfers, StdtS, Overalls Grloves and Mittens carried by s. w. HILL Epr^the Home for Less Money. Twenty-first Aye. WVand Superjor St. Save1 Money by Buying for Cash —-And Then, No Bills to Worry About the First of the Month. We solict your patronage on the basis of high quality and low prices DULUTH'S ONLY ALL-CASH DEPARTMENT STORE. 21* Avt. w. S S»Ktm 3t on*M Groceries Staple mid Fancy Groceries 2001 West Second Street "1 '•m vl 1 1 I 2 "'5 A\ :l—