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Seeds, Garden n" ..
A complete lute of everything .mi may »•
REX UME-SULPHI
5 Gallons or more, pel Gallon
Black Leaf "40"
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26 POCKET BILLIARD TABLES
22 SOLO CARD TABLES | j
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DRIESSLEI! & BECKER
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EVERETT MUSI
2936 COLBY AYE. KSTK<
UKULELES $15
WOLDBROTIII ;
WESTLI"
Nineteenth and B •
Sunset 357 I n't?
High School Grocery
Both Phones 1166. 25 Ih .- '. . ■'.■
EIDEM'S GROCEI
2J09 Lombard. Sun. 330. Irid. !T7>.
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Kittleson Grocery Co.
Good Things to Eat
1701 Wetmore Aye.
Phones: Ind. 47; Sunset 1540.
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EDW. ECKLUND
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Phones 328 2707 Wetmore
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Thueson Grocery Co.
Agent Dr. Fahrney Medicines
1209 Hewitt Aye
Phones: Ind. 14X, Sunset 1356
V. ,
Charles L. Lindblad
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits, Flour, Hay and Feed
Sun. 1064, Ind. 465 X. Lowell, Wash.
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C. M. STEELE j
Grocery and Confectionery
Stock always fresh,
prices.
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Tailor to Mm and Women
2008 Wrtnwrr A\e. !ml. 771 X
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DENTISTS
I)!L i'l.V'ißA WESTBERG
DR. VICTOR WESTBERG
Officii in Walsh Bldg., o.ei Lownian's|
PHONE IND. 12&3
Won't allow your Lyes to unite j
your life mist rable.
r*'&V* Stevens j
"lIOIU HEWITT AYE. |
IL'.VANDYKE:; ~"
I'LUMIUNG and HEATING
Oakes
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I ..... i'lioiiu t>BiX; Res. 518 X |
A. J. MOIIN ~*
JEWELER
Waltham, Elgin and Hamilton
Watches. Phone liul. 118 X
1416 Hewitt Aye.
Itobt. E. Andersen, I'rop,
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CARL REICHELT
Commerce Barber
ISII Hewitt
>'ii\* a Clean.Shay*
GO TO TilE
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ATTORNEY ■ LAW I
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M BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
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Sen, in to \ny Address
ij HILL'S BOOK STOKE
COLIK^
SOCIALIST™ , 7_\»'r™
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..- -'. dozen. '':■:'-.•:.'*' to friends.
1 ' .-. m Also books,
..-.-. and .; -,s. Send by mail,
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iITAKEK and EMBALMERH
Phone Alain 230 j|
'.' KREIT, WASHINGTON |
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- §£\ AiiWRTf AN
'-'A-J ' Live Works i
LEADING GLEANERS
Plume Black UM I
Carpets Clean »d
; | Scoured, sized, re-made and laid
PAGE & iIUJGMTO; i
FURNITURE CO.
2fHS-i Ru'tker Both Phones j
if GO TO THE
LITTLE TmCK
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OVVRY iV '•.'..'•' • •
Everything V- • ical
: Colby Inil, \lft\ 117
I'lym. 11. ■!.
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■•:•' .-, fai - I an awai v our nc
i, n -,■■,,- MiMte until find ory lo Ibe
, . libers -ol li« al Kvcrett No. I
i. iinv rule they have said no more
ibimi th" matter.
Finally, even if il were Line thai
have refused to co operate with
'The Northwest Worker" and the
.-;, ['i ii :■-.-. ;i-, whal bus that to do
,\nh ibe merits of the article by me
vhicli inspired the editorial attack
,o \.dii. ii liiii is a reply. The ques
ions is, is tbe argument set forth
ii my article .sound and correct'
And ibis question I nm perfectly
.villing to allow students of the Bo
•iali.d. philosophy to answer for
themselves. Any movement, whether
it bo colonization, co-operative store
jiiterprise, non-pnrlisntiism, govern
ment-ownership or what not, ".'hick
rail not stand daylighl examination
,iiid Iln- test of tri l iri.-iii is not,
worthy the tiipporl of nnyonc, much
less Ihe support of Socialists who
ni c engaged in the import strug
gle to overthrow the capitalist sys
tem and to accomplish the emanci
pation of the working-class. But
il, is not h"" that Lhave ever re
fused lo co-operate in' any under
liikiiig which would hasten the com
ing of iiii' eo-bperative-common
-'•.-.:'.'.; .....1 vii i.ne Socialist p.-
--m-ii-i in this late 1 now that for 20
years .' have given my best ii the
way of reivicc, to hasten the day in"
1 .i.iii 's emancipation,
It is true that I recognize the
fact that nut every form of co
operation is a step in the right
direction; in fact some forms of co
operation arc a waste of effort and
rome may be, and >.-, in decided
opposition to the interests of the
tVorking-class. For/instance, I con
n waste of effort to co
,:. ,■ iii ihV; establishment of col
.;.- ■• ft -al Lye store as a
■'. ..iui ill ur the prac
ciilisni.
.ained, and .still main
. ONLY way by which
iass can free itself
from economic bondage is through
■ ;-,i itrial and political organization
..: ..,:; class lines. If this state
ment is not a fact it will be dis
piovcti, in due time, by those v,ho
have the honesty and the courage to
calmly and deliberately investigate
it upon it's merits. And if it is a
fact, it will stand as a fact in spite
~.;' ill the" vituperation which may be
heaped upon me.
EMIL IIEHMAN,
State Secretary, So. alisl Party of
Washington.
Editor's .Vote—The State Secre
tary t-.-ivr lv squirm out of the dif
ficulty by a little *oft soap but the
fact still remains that that same
firm whom the State Secretary weeps
tears over placed the Northwest
Worker in a desperate position im
mediately alter the bloody Sunday
,',Hi,'if!itei- on the Verona and thai
even a''u i we got another printer
in do our work that this same firm
along with others tried to prevent
the sa'-.- of the press to the man who
was ready to print this paper, The
pi ices in printing varies in all print
ing establishments and that is the
only truthful excuse that the Sec
i-etary can make. But in printing-
tli'e Party Builder our firm has of
fered to do it for the same amount
as Herman's dear friend.
If the Socialist Party is willing
to see its press treated with con
tempt and --till continue to hand
ever its hard earned money to firms
who have shown their colors, for
tbe sake being a good fellow,
Hum we are indeed a bunch of spine
i.-s., slaves,
The Stale Secretary has proven
ray i (intention that is not Socialist
. . fh to co-operate in every way
with the came that is striving for
the Co-operative Commonwealth!
A s for the la'tor part of his ar-'
tkde it is .-.imply the mouthings of
a narrow-minded crank. The. Social
ist Party is not the only means
whereby the working class can be
taught the message of emancipation
and the quicker more of us realize
lhat the belter for all concerned.
!''■• .Socialist Party is only one of
i 11... many means iff peaching the
work ing class and until we learn to
use every means on every occasion
'.'•■- ---;'1 be a long time reaching u.ur
' '-operative Common-
ON A
IEE KXCGUSION
ul friend V'/uiytiick1 has
mi '- • .-■ i
•liciaria Bill and his ."Lui;-' j
J ft-: I : '" ; I-. j
'■" into an ai^i!,,:,^ ..;
chucked ii all i'i,j.y ( -.|,,,..f
,■.-...■.'"■ i: --.a!.:', add. in -. i/\ it 'v, ith
l.r-.l hi t; i, ii p. the
■-.i. \i ■■' "■ i that luive ' re
, Ih"; .- -il movi rm nt, ~ find I
. i . .- "lost 'our jurisdiction'^ j
hi rimitivi iudu'e that fell off.
iV-nci i •( .-. ien Ohio and Indiana
. tail ti \ n...' to deal justice to a law
theiefore leave
•* to the ineicy of his
.a c needs no other
liv- birdie* are still build-.
-m\ m . '\l-'.,'i~mi.'...- t. '".- ■■• t %'tiZ-Am'SSt^3Ut*J
IRAi !■ ,:.lbl,i,i;;t . AM) SAVE MONEY t
-^^-■^p Blanket ;
BALE i
| —About f .Ji* i'////; left of fine, large plaid blankets in wool- f
! nap, three %&ss*_) ■t/o°' ;in'' all-wool.
f (SGxBO I'lai! mWA rip Blankets .' $3.00 |l
' 70x80 PL. #i//nap Hlankets $3.9.") I
| 72x80 I'l;'.,' %\*///r sap Blankets $4.50 |
Wm AN,) JIH J ''>'AY SUITS 7.1 c
II) JILL Jill Play Suits; .sizes 2 to S i
—FJoav pxS ■//,,■, i - '
J years; si■ JM;jfe» 75c \
I (',(;•■: '<> PI: iWm quarter Wool Blankets $5.00
| .Cotton 1. !&;%,. ..-1x7(5 $1.2.1 E
I Cotton Bl WW/ '-"'('' $1-49 I
' $1.25 PETTICOATS 95c
i —Ladies' fcwftw '• sateen and plaid sateen Petticoats, worth
\ $1.25; ealt fflM - 0"» c i
>9? SILK SWEATERS $3.98 •
j —New S" r*W//Jl •/.'.eaters; colors rose and Copen, with white
trimmin;, >\rwjj $4.98; -''"'•' price $3.98
| AW^ •'• (; s i>-.':; 0. N. T. Thread 25c —
( fijS'^2 k and White Silk 800 Hose 396
y ~ ... — S
I P*js3on & Smith i
i THE SI 'i\\'//4 >UND THE CORNER ON ROCKEFELLER AYE.
tut: .:: ..is?- V\^,'//_r*i * '■•i^'r*-'^'m^,mm*e-,-\iJ*y^ '::■■::.-■ *>r.
——— 4w* •—"- — — _
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(CLE. Mm ', REPAIRING AND PRESSING I
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UNION TAILORS
«i ■» ■ - li-
We M^u'/i'S rs follow. Best clothes in the city for the price.
3 TVTTV . l-
IVION TAILORS
We *fc\\ -fill How. Best clothes in the he price.
j SEE OUR SPRING STYLES
IJ.G. P m f 'n Manager 1416 [ft HEWITT jj
*__W——— **_$$/& mmflm t__a*a*mai- Jim ■ iwuii. H.ai_iipi_.i»w< r , Him I \wm.ma\-l itf J
= = -v— =— =
i .YONDER MERCANTILE CO.
E-r_w_mamtmm_—_mTaam__——maAamTmTm__——t ,
;DER MERCANTILE CO.
Up-10-Date Clothing Store
I Established 16 Years
f HEW.^tp HOYT S. YEO & SON, Props, j.;
'.*■ X___ $\W//J '' *Si '_Z___m_em_—__t _—___—_———_S__EE&Sml_—_—__*£ -
"~^ \\W//i -— iiiini"iii^^^i^imi'riiiwiiH !■ ■ ■iiibmwT "
■——*-— iAs{/-y. . :x:.;z_z_mTm__£*z^^ .
I PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER j
ISS SUIT HOUSE 1
% : NORMAN SUIT HOUSE 1
! .'•' ".. MEN'S CLOTHIERS EXCLUSIVELY S
I '■■■ t'_\
EHHDilize These Merchants
' \\ti_# iusenicnts
Broad- &WM rtlc -
Rialto i^rffii 1500 I::k- Hewitt
Pastir a^Xf/ftyi smeht Parlors
'■■';,■, Attorney
Peter Mfc .
'M-'iW rber s:iPps
Comrf»v|/Sf bei-. ISI'I Hewitt
Bays imm r, 1207 Hewitt
i-'.'.;,':..'Sf its and Shoes
ilodti»W*'' u?sta!l'-' 1808 Hewitt
Fish wS'/»4l itt and Wetmore
*%■%*% ■ *'-'-■ Hewitt
■,{*m Bakers
vlei ~-mw&': y ' l4CD i:cv/itt
.;:'■'■/,, Clothiers
R. I i&Xftm 2908 Wetmore.
Dm jyft'S^ilen MillsJ 1416 Hewitt
Noi _^_tW' Hoi -, Hewitt and Hoyt
Wo $Wsy<| cantilti Cc.j Hewitt and
m
■VAy, i'arpct Clearers
Pa. m'/m ghton, 2302-4 Rucker.
I .X.,'t Dailies ■
Pic f&w/f Inc > 2(i00 Eroadw:y
Me l_fW/M re Dairy, 1913 Hewitt
Drug Stores
Cit.f^j^'-Store, 1910 Hewitt
Dr.^&^lrg, W-dVrJd?.
',',.'•, Dry Goods.
Dc'^^Smith, Rockefeller
St'fc^HiOlll.witt
■ ii', Ayf crs and Cleaners
• 'A,, *\*-i
ArSMfiffitiDye Works.2B2l Wetmore.
Lo^'iis^Sy
■'•^ . Eye .liases
stKSfaJ-04 n -;tt
■','','.','Vyj'>r'!'ei ;..l Express
ti m_M • Ex'r , Hoyt and Hewitt
\W/i_\
mm —~
'stw' :U:" lll° fl'°SS»es are
■h twlsvh ir ' ."-'i songs.
%™, PROLETARIA PILL |
P' •viv-K '"tec this gratis excursion
it m
to • 4VJ«7B chis t .; we are some- ]
ivtia l4Vft*»^l ig to ( ,:y. Think,
it 1 Eky^j-' years L . :: advice to j
stud. t\¥i -ific St"; . ■ ';t to
naU ?«j assist the ;- .a; v ;:;..'•!
--oprne : ft}, the working class, i".
Wx.y fWels •-,.: iish'ed r. ; .;:..-.
that I 's»|jf)ij, i is a Felice and tha:'
-cicnt, &jj»^ d'sui i:, based upon an!
tindo-1 social laws in their
i&}i!'lWt_m ltl 'v we soma:
times | '^fißfli t ■ i bcginiie-s.
suggestn %2'lijSj th-ugh we nave
been put jSfew anaichkt schism'.'j
'i\,'6 will !«K{ffe t!l<:'l' ;.r;,;..a the.-;;- j
suggestion WWO? VVaynick as he pub-1
licly state. 1 he cannot take our
advice. WlVi
In this wa wt •<&■*».' war,,, pi ■'
observe that . \ \Wc--~v^\ >al 0!;-..:! -
zations and all '*^^^aP*«»v-. J . ■
lions stand a a una '<^fe^si^
game of war, right or wio."^>§£§jgMS
all Socialists and agnostics .'^v.';^;
solidly for peace and good-will.
!
We all' ,y.ui t d~fo7- Woodrow "be- \
cause he kept us out of war;" but j
he didn't.
1 '■■•- -.Mny _____
Groceries
Westberg -Grocery, 2933 Broadway -
High School Grocery, 2504 Colby
C. M. Steele, Pacific and Grand
Kittleson Grocery, 1701' Wetmore"
Thueson Grocery, 1209 Hewitt
Chas. L. Lindblad, Lowell, Wash"
Edw. Eklund, 2707 Wetmore
Wold & Westlund, 19th and Broadway
Eidems Grocery, 2709 Lombard
Hardware
I in ran Hardware, Hewitt and Bdwy.
Jewellers
A. J. Mohn, 1416 Hewitt
Leather Goods
Everett Trunk Factory, 2815 Rocke
feller.
Meat Market
Little Brick, 1809 Hewitt.
Music ore
Everett Music House, 2936 Colby
Printers
Commercial Press, Clark Bldg.
Puget Press, 2810 Cakes
Restuara
Weiser's Grill, IGI7 Hewitt
Union Oyster House, 1717 Hewitt
Empire Dining Room, 2310 Wetmore
Bon Ton Restuarant, 2911 Welmore
Everett Coffee House, 1113 Hewitt
Shoe Repairing _
Loudon's, 2010 Hewitt.
Frank's Place, 1118 Hewitt
Tobaccos and Cigars
Jarvis and Jackson, 1017 Hewitt
F, D. Sartori Rockefeller and Hewitt
Adam Hill, 2929 Colby
Teas and Coffee
Imperial Tea Co., 1407 Hewitt
Clausens, 2813 Rockefeller
Undertaker
John F. Jen-end, 2P39 Broadway
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER".
Q. As 1 am a subscriber to (! c
/Northwest Worker, 1 would like if
you would answer the following que: -
jtions through the paper.
First-—ls an R. F. I), mail carrier
allowed by taw to hold the posilio i
cf Kchoal director, or of Clerk?
Second—An American citizen goei
) Canada aad Files en a homeste:; I
. :J fakes out bis first papers, at-1
| then leaves his homestead and rc
j turns to this country. Of v, hat eou>'-
A, There is nothing to prevent a
j The man would still be a citizen
of the U. S.
T; -' nd : of women all over the
:' at; ure prepai ing to re
place . ■ -: ;.-■:'.- , Statistic!
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