The Union Review (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, October 19, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923
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WHY?
Dependable Grocers for 72 Years.
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omic organization,” declares the execu-
tive council of the Federation.
Rex Laundry
Laundering, Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
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A Careful Laundering Now
Means Much to Your Beau-
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EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF
GROCERIES, DELICATESSEN, CANDIES, BAKERY
GOODS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
MAKE THIS STORE YOUR SHOPPING PLACE
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FOR BETTER GROCERIES AND BETTER SERVICE
AS WELL
GROWTH OF AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR
Of the people of Galveston
have an account with the
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MAY we render YOU this special ser-
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Now that the season is changing, - you’ll
want all the blankets laundered, for peri-
odical laundering, by our special method,
adds years to their beauty and usefulness.
Smart Suits, Beautiful
Blouses, Stylish Skirts,
Dressy Millinery and Fine
Shoes.
For the Quick Bath
You’ll never get a quick
bath by the old pot-and-kettle
method. It takes longer to
heat the water than it does to
take the bath.
But with a Pittsburg Auto-
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| the blankets, and you’ll greatly admire
8 their soft, fluffy, fresh-looking appearance
After Jan. 1, 1924
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
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The Test of Satisfaction is in the wearing
of Clothes—Our Suits and Overcoats are
constructed of clean all wool fabrics that
insures the wearing—See these fine Suits
—Many of them have the UNION LABEL.
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O’coats
Newly Styled The Latest Decrees
As to Color and Material Will Be Found
in Abundance. Superior Tailoring and
Good Quality — Excellent Values.
SUITS
All the newest and most popular models—Sport,
Golf and Stylish Conservatives in two and three
button models. Extra Values and Easy Pay-
Just Say Charge It
TEXAS BANK & TRUST GO.
Market at 22nd
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“In 1910, 8,075,772 women were gain-
fully employed; in 1920, 8,549,511.
“Women workers are permanent mem-
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A. F. OF L. VOLUNTARY
FUND CONTRIBUTORS
v for this Opening Sale-—al wool 2 pants suits in
L dressy styles made for extra long service as well
I • as for extra good looks.
The constantly increasing numerical
strength of the American Federation of
Labor is emphatically exhibited by the
membership of the affiliated unions by
10-year periods.
The average membership of the unions
affiliated to the Federation was 1,465,-
800 in 1903; 1,996,004 in 1913, and 2,926,-
648 in 1923.
There are 108 affiliated national and
international unions composed of 36,534
local unions, 49 state federations of la-
bor, 901 city central bodies, 523 local
trade unions and federal labor unions, 1
departments, and 818 local department
councils.
The American Federation of Labor
publicity bureau, authorized by the exe-
cutive council of the Federation, receiv-
ed voluntary contributions amounting to
$5,742.43 for the period covered by the
report to the 1923 convention. Contribu-
tions from the national and international
unions to the fund for publicity purposes
total $7,221.74; the fund for promoting
and advancing Rochdale co-operatio,
$4,324.38; and the American Federation
of Labor national non-partisan political
campaign committee fund, $4,928.33.
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UNIONS ARE NECESSARY
FOR WOMEN WORKERS
“The American Federation of Labor'
has consistently maintained that the only
agency in which wage earning women
mafic Gas Water Heater in
your home hot water joys
are yours.
Pitsburg
' Automatic Gets Water Heaters
For all sorts of personal
comfort and household con-
veniences, the Pittsburg
Automatic Gas Water Heater
will supply any amount of hot
water, quickly, cheaply and
with no more trouble than a
turn of the faucet.
Stop in today and see how
the Pittsburg Automatic Water
Heater will lighten house work.
Wa&-uer
TRAOE MARK REO. U.S. eAf orr.
Chicago, Ilk—The great commercial
telegraphers’ strike of 1907 burdened the
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of Am-
' erica with a debt of $14,000. the last
I dollar has been paid and the union faces
the future with a clean financial slate.
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Gorgeous Coats—just received for the Opening
Sale. Wonderfully deep soft pile fabrics with
collars and cuffs of fashionable fur, all the new
side button styles and the newest sleeve effects.
Just say Charge It
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
A beautiful assortment to choose from. Includ-
ing styles for dress, tailored and general wear—
all are artistically trimmed with novelty feathers,
touches of lace and metallic with embroidery, etc*
Just Charge It
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bers of our various industries and have .
been notably increasing in numbers.
“Unorganized they constitute a men-
ace to standards established through col-
lective action.
“Not only for their own protection but
for the protection of men in the indus-
tries there should be organization of all
wtihin the industry.”
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[ 1907 STRIKE DEBT .
! PAID BY WIRE MEN
DRESSES
'New Dresses—Dresses of Extreme smartness in
satin, newest crepes, Poiret Twills featuring
; newest collars, new flowing sleeves, tiered skirts,
flared skirts, and almost innumerable new trim-
ming effects. Open a Charge Account—Pay a*
little each pay-day.
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SHOES
FOR MEN
This is really an extraordinary featuring of Men’s
Walk-Over Shoes at an astonishingly low price.
We are asking but $5.95 for Shoes that are from our
regular stock that always sell from $7.50 to $9.00.
Then, too, consider the fact that you are getting them
from one of the finest' makers in America—smart
styles—unexcelled workmanship. They are in brown
and black light weight calf, complete size choice.
Men’s "WUNDERHOSE" Socks
Here are splendid Socks for men ata)
most reasonable price—made of the / m (
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and guaranteed to wear. Sizes 9} to \ H A f K
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Big Values and Easy Payments.
beautiful assortments with confidence, knowing that the styles aro
absolutely correct and the prices are right and that you will receive
fair and square treatment B IBit
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The Union Review (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, October 19, 1923, newspaper, October 19, 1923; Galveston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1416699/m1/4/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rosenberg Library.