The Wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, November 18, 1910, Image 11

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THIS WEEK a sale of unusual importance to every housekeeper. Through special purchases from
eastern factories and from a local wholesale house obliged to clear out ware rooms on account of a re
ceat fire we are enabled to offer seasonable necessities at a big reduction in prices.
THE LIST OF BARGAINS
WASHING
Standard High Speed Type
regular $10.00 values for
Water Motor Washers
a few on sale at
v Two lots of heavy grade
'Trisco" Brand Wash Boil
ers, worth at standard prices
3.00 and 3. 50. These Boilers
have the latest improved
features
On Sale at
MACHINES
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13.95
, 35.00
buy a
1 Electric Washer Sp'l.
Now is the time to
Washing Machine.
Cloths Baskets, medium size
and grade, at 39c
Galv. Wash tubs, medium
size 49c
Galv. Foot tubs, medium
size..".. 25c
Mrs. Potts Sad Iron Handles
10c grade 5c, 15c grade 10c
Old Style Sad Irons, all weights, special at, per lb. , 4 1
No. 7 Tea Kettles, 3-quart Coffee Pots Regular 60c values.
2 c
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2 VV I MiHGrS
Common grade (not guaranteed), 1.89
Guaranteed for three yrs. sp 1 at, 3.35
Guaranteed for five yrs., sp'l. at, 4.25
Choice of either wood or iron frames of
the two cheaper grades, and wood frame
only of the 5-yr. gra&e. Considering the
present high price of good rubber, this is
an exceptional offer on cloths wringers.
25 doners broomsanother bargain worth while, 40c grade 2Sc -Dustless
floor mops black; chemically treated, each........50c
Thanksgiving Necessities
Turkey Roasters A variety of
sizes and grades, most of them
are granite coated and a numberof .
them are the well known 'Savory'
roasters, regular 1.50 to 2.75 val. -On
sale at 95c, 1.25 and 1.75
CARVING SETS at 20 DISCOUNT
A manufacturers sample line in ,
Al quality steel a few Bird Car- ,
ving Sets included at, 1.75 to 8.50
75 Pieces of Graniteware In-, :
eluding Pans, Covered, . Kettles, -
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On Sale at choice for ,
One table cf small wares, such as Wooden Potato Mashers, Wire Toasters,. Mouse Traps,etc, Choice at:...lc.
39c
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'g The Union Label.
Buy union label goods and so J
employ uniou labor.
J? Buying union hi be led Roods is ?
i one way of enforcing child labor
4 If you fight for union wages
and then spend them for non- J
t union products you tear down ,
faster than you build. J
It is not the speeches made in X
uniou meetings that count. . It is
what you do in your everyday '
X life. If you are true unionist f
you will spend your wages to S
give employment to other union- $
Ists. Demand the uniou label. J
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Arbitration For San Francisco.
With a complete understanding be
tween the employers and union repre-.
sentatives. labor differences in t San
Francisco hereafter will be submitted
to-the industrial conciliation board. A
permanent organization has been form
ed. The board consists of twelve em
ployers and twelve labor delegates.
Song For Labor.
Come, listen, my wegewofklng brother.
And learjv why. -your .troubles endure.
uon 1 uunn uai Kino. rature.- your
mother. . -. v-. ... - .
Intends each as you to be poor. -
On you lies the fault, if there's any.
Don't blame men like Morgan or Gould,
For how can the few rule the many
If the many refuse to be ruled?
As long as you kneel you'll be flouted;
As Ions as you're meek you'll meet
scorn :
As Ions as you fear you'll be routed;
As Ions as you yield you'll be shorn.
Through ups and through downs stand
together.
lie true to your leaders, like men.
When you're beaten don't show the v.: ite
leather,
nut rally for battle again.
Don't build up a schemer's ambition;
Don't put a good man on the shelf;
Don't give to a base politician
The vote you might cast for yourself.
March forward with purposes blended.
And better be safe than too fast.
Borne day the long strife will be ended
A unionized natjon at last!
Herbeit N. Casson.
A Brazilian Household Pet.
Brazilians train a snake called the
gibnia as a rat catcher. It is fifteen
feet long, is" -harmless to the human
being, becomes quite a household pet.
is lazy in the daytime, but at night
roams about the house inquest of its
prey - rats. These animals it promptly
kills by twisting their uecks. When
Brazilians have to pass from room to
room iu the dark they first put on their
slippers, it would cot be pleasant to
plant one's bare feet on a cold, slimy
snake of that size.
UNDER ONE BANNER.
The action of the "Western
Federation of Miners in decid
ing by an overwhelming vote to
affiliate with the American Fed
eration of fl-abor is significant.
The American labor movement
is becoming a more compact
body every day," and it will be
but a short time until every labor
organization of the. '-country 'is
marching under the banner of
the federation.
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UNION LABOR GOSSIP.
The question of forming an inde
pendent political labor , party is .to be
submitted to a referendum vote of the''
unions in, Illinois.
Since Jan. 1 Jast t&e. Brotherhood of
Painters and Decorators. Uas.-add-ed 11,
500 members to its.: lists, and. the total
number now. on the rolls is 3,000.. ,
- Un-less-' all. signs fail the -end. of the
next decacte win see organized labdr
intrenched in congress and the stated
legislattires.-I'ainter and Decorator.'
. According to one of the leading cigar
manufacturers of Tampa, Fla., the
stride ' 'of f lie' clgarmakcrs'ln TaaT or!
has closed every factory iu the place.
New York electrical workers say the
navy department has reduced wages.
The men yvho were getting $4.4S a da;
were cut to $3.76,;, the ?3.7G liien w-eri
reduced to $3.50, and the mechanic;!
who were getting $3.56 now get $3.23.
The 'union electrical workers' strike
against the telephone corporation that
has been in effect since Febuary, 190;'
has been settled. It was the fir.-?t
agreement the Chicago Telephone coin-'
pany ever has made with a labor
tmon.
Tuberculosis is alone responsible, for
more than 50 per cent of the deaths
among printers, lithographers - and
pressmen, according to an announce
ment of the census bureau. Fanners
and agriculturists generally suffer less
from the disease than avy other class
of workers.
. Made the Most of It.
A well known French actor became
involved in a discussion with an Amer
ican, grew heated, drew his card from
his pocket, threw it on the table with,
a tragic air and stalked out." The"
American regarded The card "for ;sotnc
moments, .t hen toojs out bis fountain
pen and wrote "Admit beater" ab-e
the engraved line and went off to the
theater - Argonaut. . ;