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HOQUIAM
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND PIANOS
HOVED AND STORED
BONUS FOR SOLDIERS
FAVORED BY GOMPERS
no ex-lervice men held 3 big open
‘meeting at Seattle lut Sundny in
inter-eat- 01 adjusted eompenntion for
ex-urvice men. The meeting waa
addressed by prominent men of ef
falre, including William 11. Short,
president of the Waehln‘ton State
Fedention of Lebor. Omnlled h
bor ia favoring the bonue end Samuel
Gompere recently made the following
declnntion:
“Adjusted compensation for the
world war veteran: will not be for.
gotten, even though certain politicians
find it convenient to evade the ia
aue. .
“It took a year for most of the
senators to wake up to the Teapot
Dome and Ell:- Hill scandal. Labor
demanded investigation a year ago.
Labor also supported adjusted com
pensation a year of more ago and
it will stick to the issue another year;
if necessary. ‘
”DIXIE TEXTILE LABOR
JOINING TRADE UNION
HUNTERSVILLE, N. 0., Feb. 13.
—Tbgrjoint council of textile workers
has' outed a committee of 50 for
an organizing campaign in North ond
South Coraline. A demand will be
made {or a 48-hour week and a 15
per cent wage increase.
These workers Ire members of the
United Textile Workers. They will be
supported by thet international end
by the A. F.. of L.
The textile workers sent word to
their Rhode Island fellow craftsmen
not to be alarmed over the claim of
muhcturera in that state that they
will move loath if the Rhode Island
logialaturo pulses a 48-hour law.
Sage 'l'ea Keeps
Your Hair Dark
When Mlxod With Sulphur It Brings
luck It. Beautiful Luttro
at Once.
Gray hair, however handsome. de~
notea advancing age. We all know
the advantogea ot a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm. It
make: or mars the face. When it
fades, turn my and looks atreaked,
just a few applications of Base Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred-told.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
“Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Com
pound." which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-uee prepare
tion, becauae it darken: the hair beau
tifully, belidea. no one can possibly
tell, as it darken! I 0 naturally and
evenily. By morning the grap hair
disappears; after another application
or two, ita netural color is restored.
and it becomes thick. glouy and lun
troul. and you~appear years younger.
—Adv.
We hnve just iuulled special
equipment for building new
bodies or to rep-il- the old.
N&N
(NEWMAN & WAN)
“wvo an Do It"
RADIATOR AND nun“
wonxs
Corner Marla! 3nd I It.
Phom 00
DIAMONDQdWATCHI.
.ll
FINI JIWILIY
~ Pioneer Jeweler
41. Ilﬂlﬂl m
Hoqulam. Wall.
11. STU“
has
a! m
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m 9 Shano- Am nonh-
Aberdeen Transfer 8: Storage Company
M ”W“ FURNI'HIIG' In
McGee Furniture Co.
”“FWMhW-h.
7mm
Hoquinm Electric Co.
IVIRYTHIII ELEO‘I’IIOAL
mm of All KM
4.0 mm 81nd. "ml-n PM ON
LLTANNAm-L
IIOCIRIIO AND DRY coon.
Tin. omm and m
Our. loan. and m
Bout-n. Wall.
an
mum-um
Bold-l
mica-«c
Men’s F umishings
Suits and Overcoat:
MADE TO mums:
0. ERICK”?!
Telephone 101
m I STREET HOOUIAH
EKLUND & SONS
GOOD GROCERIEO
AT THE RIGHT PRICE!
214 llghth 0%.. Hoqullm
GBN'I‘I' FURNIIHINGI
Cooper-av. Blun-
JOHN HEGBLOM
11. M It. II“. V‘. Pl- ll'l
omen alwmo MAOHINII
Riv-Alas AND aUPPLIIs
FOR ALL MAKES
A. P. BRECHT
HOQUIAM
Phone 507 727 K 8!.
ALLEN’S DRUG
STORE
“A Sqwe Dell to All”
WE WILL TREAT YOU
RIGHT.
Market and G su.
Phone: 789 and 589
Fm Delivery All the Time
Piedmont Barber Shop
307 V; “nth F St.
CATIR TO UNION TRADE
F. I. Wlﬂl
“C” A. SOLBERG
about your eyes
Bijou Theatre Bldg.
NYMAN BROS.
3!! HIV! STORI
Mon'. clothing and Cooper-tho
Chou
QUALITY AT THE ﬁlm-IT PRICE
302 to. F 8!. AIERDIIN
If m "pair your Show.
they will lm length—
lEOT MATERIAL 08!!)
104% touch 0 o'. AW
Everythhlzlgloctricul
TbeELECTRIC Shop
mm A w
lIItHUI-I. mm
0. K. BARBER SHOP
Just What the N... [upli
mmm-sv .12" m.
“on. .31 N lab
4:. I. I“ Abalo-
PATRONIZE LABOR PRESS ADVERT'ISERS
“Dauntless ’ ’
TROUS ERS
are Union Made.
BUT
that’s only One of
their good features
NIS
ABRAHAMSON
HOQUIAM
NEW BLUE AND GRAY
Porcelain Coal and
Wood Ranges $95.00
Used Famed Oak Dining Set,
Six Chain. Tnble end Bnlet.
$64.00.
Large-t ﬂock of Bud Furni
ture and Ranges on the Hnrbor
to select from.
Aberdeen Furniture Co.
Phone 872 417 R. Willikeh
:: Official Directory Harbor Unions ::
cam: L-bor Combo".
Abortion—duets each may night
It 104 No. G St. Nu. Adria. Johnson.
mun.
Hoqulam Trua- 3nd Labor Councll
Hoqulun -- loot. every Hominy
night. Trulu And Lubor Council
um. I. O. 0. l'. Bldg. C. I. Brown.
locum.
Abordun-Hoquhm Building Tndu
Gonna"
Aberdeen and Harman—Meets on
every Tue-d” night It 409 E. Wish
ku, Aberdeen. Hnrry Gibson, hull
neu nunt. Aberdeen brunch, 13 I. to
IP. l, Phone 608.
AIM-d Printing Trad» Council
Abordoon-Hoqulun—Meou lat Sun
day In ouch month. alternating be
tween Aberdeen Ind Hoqulam. Elmer
sum-om. Hoqulm. «scrotal-y.
Bakery and Confocﬂonory Workers,
No. 82
Abordeen-Hoquhm —— Meeu um
Thin-my 0! «ch month In A. O. U.
W. Hull, Aberdeen. A. Wlnborg. pru
-Ident; 0. A. Miller. mercury.
Aberdeen—Meets fourth Mondny of
each month 3t 1(- of P. hall, First
street. Dunccn Gill“, president; D.
A. Sage, 420 East Heron street, sec
rotary,
Abordoon-HoqmamLmoeu m m
dny of etch month It 409 E. Wllhnh.
Abordoon. Archie Hui. ucrotary.
Abordun-Hoqulun—Kcets 2nd nd
«.11 Tuudlyl at 102 No. G St, Abor
dean. 'l‘. Land, ucntuy.
MEETING DATE. AT TRADES
COUNCIL HALL. HOQUIAM
' Hoqnlnm Trude. I: Lnbor Council.
Monday nights, 8 p. In.
Cnmnun. every Welland” night.
8 p. n.
Painterl. tint and third I‘llth
nights.
DEMAND THI UNION LAIIL
GRANT HOTEL
R. E. Foy. Mam
Ste-m heated; hot and cold wata
in each room.
Two block. north Union depot on main
bullnou an“. Aboldood. Wash.
Wishkah Clowng’
Shop
Clonal». and Paula.
Neatly Done
01: IA" VIIOHKAH OTIIIT
TILIPHOII 147
I. Hollatlnn. Prom-tour
ISAFE DEPOSIT BOXES I
JONES aJONESJuc.
Mr. H are.
out! avian.“ 7.9010 o
00!! SERVICE IS BETTER
MUTHWEST WASHINGTON LABQR iPRESS.
Barber:
_Brlqkllycf!
llackomlthn
SPEND YOUR mas
WITH US. AT Tull
Commercial Bu-
Couple“ Line of
CIGARS. TOBACCOI, CANDY
AND SOFT DRINK.
When You Null l
HAIR CUT OR SHAY!
Think of Tho
cOMMERCIAL DAR-IR CHOP
838 E. Heron - Phone 804
MONEY T 0 LOAN .
on
DIAMONDS - JEWELRY
and VALUABLIS
luelneee Strletly Condlfentlnl
We Repelr Anything in the
Jewelry Line
ED. M. REINER
819 E. Heron Aberdeen
We vulcanize tires
and tubes.
We sell Gates Super
Tread Tires.
BOWEN TIRE CO.
'l7 E. WISHKAH - ABERDEEN
PHONE 683
«I. R. c. of A. (0.-w. R. t N.)
Hoots um Thur-d” in I. 0. O. l'.
lull. Counopolu. Prod King. pro-l
dont: C. O. Homing numb! no
rem.
gamut".
Murdoch—Moot: ovary Wed-new”
nix-ht, 409 E. Wilhhh. L. E. Cantleld,
president; 8. W. Gibson, ucretuy. K
Hoqqun—lloou every Wodnoodny
night in Trude: Council Hull J. W.
Bruno“. leorouu'y.
E'o-t mks:-
Abordoen-lioﬁulun—neau lat Mon
day of each mantht It Crown Clgu
Factory. Hoqulun
ngko, Wnlhrg and Wang-«gu-
Office of Business Agent. Labor
Press Office. 106 North G street, Ab
erdeen. Mrs. Fred King. secretary
and business ssent. Phone 214.
Electrlclnns.
Abordoen-Boqnlnm—Meotl 2nd 3nd
4th Wodnudny night of each month
It lAbor Pro-s Hall. 104 No. G Street.
Aberdeen; W. L. Bnchinreod, Presi
dent; H. A. Trust, Secretary.
_L-dx Ems";
Indy Buben' Local Union No. 2
meet.- ﬂnt 'l‘hundny of each month
at labor Pres. Hall, 106 North 0 Bt.
Dorothy Arthur. secretary. 118 South
0 St. Aberdeen.
Launiryworgon 117
Madam—Meet- ﬂnt Thunduy in
each month tt Gnyport Pres: Hlll.
Chas. Boyd, president; Adrln John
son. mercury, Glou Laundry.
Maohlnlttl.
Ahrdoon-loquhm—Meeta the lac
The Balﬁmore Oyster
Home
111 m HERON STREET
WIN" AND OLYMPI A OYSTERS
”CIALTY
AIEKD‘“ WASH.
MARLAT'F’S
Popular Priced
Footwear
To Reduce the Cost of
Living, Phone 224
BROWNELL’S
MRI“ 0' MO“ mo:
Hhki &vonm
“I" m .IIML
Wl‘
M 0“ .3 I. mu
‘ m
HOME MARKET
mmwm RAVI—CUM!
“MM?"
7mm
memo-mu Tm,”
Shoes Sold and
Repaired
Kusti E. Ban
206 So. F St.
Aberdeen
ISH-KA-BIBBLE
CO.
Carpet Cleaning
HIGH GRAD! wonK A
epchAL'rv
Rune MAD: FROM OLD
CARPETS
Phone 220
We Call and Dellver
000 E. Flret 8!. Aberdeen
FOR MEN’S
FURNISHINGS
CLOTHING FOR
MEN AND BOYS
—See—
Henry Lev:
CLOTHIER
317 E. Heron Aberdeen
ond nnd lut Wednesduy nlxht of each
[month a. K. or P. hull, Aberdeen.
Moldon
Aberdeen-Hoauiun—lleet Brd Inn
dey of each month It 400 No. 0 Bt.
Aberdeen. Albert Feuber, preeldent.
Aberdeen; F. D. Bell. 301 06!. Ho
quhm, eecreury.
Movlng Plctun Oponun
Abordeon-Hoquum—Meet 1n Tun
dny of each month it. 11:00 P. I. n
Ttndu Council Hall, Hoquiun. Duo
P. True. ncroury. Aberdeen.
Munlclana
AberdoemHoqulam—Moeu lat Sun
dly of each month, ulternndn; be
tween Aberdeen and Hoqulun. J. F.
Bell, secretary, Hoqulun.
Pnlnun
Aberdeen—Meets on every Monday
night at. 40! E. Wilhkah St.
Hoqulam—Meetl fir-t Ind third
Thurman. Tradel Ind Lnbor Coun
cil Hull. Hoquhm.
Platter-on
Abordoen-Hoqulam - Meets second
Thursday of not: month at, 409 But
Wuhklh stuck.
Plumber-
Aberdeen - Hoqulun Meet- every
Thunday u 409 E. Wighkuh. J. H.
Lelth. president; W. P. Jonel, finan
cial secretary; O. C. Ferguson, 606 E.
Fifth St... recording secremry. Aber
dean.
Proumon
Aberdeen-Hoqulam—Meotn lat Sun
dgy of such month. Clarence Moore,
Aberdeen. secertary.
Sallorl' Union of Paciﬁc.
Aberdeen—Meets on every Monday
UNFAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR
The lollowm; umea nnm buo
been decluod by the Aberdeen Cen
mu Labor Council to be UNFAIR TO
ORGANIZED LABOR. This action
bu been taken After we blvo unsuit
ed our! oﬂort to sign up with them
or come to my settlement. and this
notice in given to ornniud lobar sud
its Mend: end patrons. in order tint
they mu be informed of our notion
end to ect eccordinply.
WE DON'T PATRONIZE
My City Punt Co.—Blouom
Gun Hubot Iron & laohlno
Works.
John Stanford, Punter.
W. 8. Dub. electrician.
"F” Street Cute.
Aberdoon Stem Laundry.
Sun We, Elam.
Buocm Barber Shop.
)7 Order ol— 1
Am Comm Lube: eon-M
We Want Your
Barber Business
D. GILLIS
ammo-x
ABERDEEN
COR. F & HUME
ABERDEEN, WASH.
PHONE 881 or 882
Kodaks, ﬁlms
and Developing
Broadway
Pharmacy
Heron and Broadway
SAARI’S STUDIO
We give the beat in Photoc
raphy to our patrons, couﬂod
with service that lea-9|. W.
3130 do kodlk finiﬁdng for the
amateurs.
Open Sundayl, eveninﬂ by
appointment
FILMS FOR KODAKS
104 So. G St. Phono 88.
Automobile Painting
Sign Writing
0 U C]
O. H. FERN
607 E. First Phone 581
ABERDEEN
night In 7:80 p. m.. Gnyport Press
hall, 204 North 0 Bt. Chu. Ole-on.
secretary, Aberdeen branch. Box 280.
Ohuc Mm! Worku-
Abordem-Hoqmm—Meou 2nd not
“I: Tue-days It 111qu mu. Abor
dun. H. T. Prichud. mum, 11l
Monroe St, Hoqulsm. Wuh. Tch
phono Hon. 808-W. ' v
Eleerlcal and am» Hallway Ink
ployouf Dlvlolon 7C2
Aberdeen-Roam“: Hoots second
Tuesduy in month at 2811 Simpson
Avo., Aberdeen. W. Auer. Prom, L. H.
Winters, ucrotuy.
Tallorl No. 3”.
Hoqulnm-Aberdoon—Moau every 1::
Wedneldsy each mt]: It Stum’u
Tailor Shop. 2219 plon Ave. 11.
Sturm, secretary.
Aberdeen-Hoqulam —— Meets every
Wednesday night at Labor Preu Ot
tlco. 106 North G street. Aberdeen.
M. G. Dethlotson. president; 0. E.
Williams, secretary, 400 Chicago Ive-
Tlmberwgliken, Local No. 22
Aberdeen—Meets, on every Mondny
night at Labor Preu Hall. Alfred
Walter-I. Sec., 613 Wllhml St. Abor
dean.
Iypograph[cal
Aberdeen-Hoqulam—«lloets lut Bun
day of each month. oltemnﬂn; be
tween Aberdeen, Labor Prou Hull.
Ind Hoqulnm. Trades Council Hull.
0. W. Boyle, secretary, 217 North K.
_Abgrdeen.
King’s Barber Shop
For a good shave or hair cut.
SHOWER BATH AND
BARBER SUPPLIES
111 West Heron Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Renovatory & Dye
work‘ An: 353:1?”
10, 8. F 8!. ANN.” 'Mﬂ. 2,0
Express and Baggage
mm TRANSFER CO.
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