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 CHARLES HEALY, President 
 HARRY GEACH, Sec.-Treas. 
 WM. H. BERRYMAN, Editor 
 V. A. TAYLOR, Adv. Manager 
 
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UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 Ammratt Jfoiteratinn of ICahor 
 
 423-425 G St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 
 
 Samuel Gompers, President. Frank Morrison, Secretary. 
 
 John B. Lennon, Treasurer, Bloomington, 111 . 
 
 James Duncan, 1st Vice-Pres., 
 Hancock Bldg., Quincy, Mass. 
 
 John Mitchell, 2d Vice-Pres., 
 
 1 11 1 State Life Bldg., Indian- 
 apolis, Ind. 
 
 Jas. O’Connell, 3d Vice-Pres., 
 402-407 McGill Bldg., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 Max Morris, 4th Vice-Pres., 
 
 P. O. Box 1581, Denver, Colo. 
 
 D. A. Hayes, 5th Vice-Pres., 
 
 930 Witherspoon Bldg., Phila- 
 delphia, Pa. 
 
 Daniel J. Keefe, 6th Vice-Pres., 
 407-408 Elks’ Temple Bldg., 
 Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Wm. D. Huber, 7th Vice-Pres., 
 State Life Bldg., Indianapolis, 
 Ind. 
 
 Jos. F. Valentine, 8th Vice-Pres., 
 Commercial . Tribune Bldg., 
 Cincinnati, O. 
 
 N«w fork (fptttral Stehrratrh Utuatt 
 
 Meets 2:30, every Sunday, University Settlement, cor. Eldridge & 
 Rivington Streets. 
 
 OFFICERS 
 
 Chas. Delaney, President. John S. Henry, Rec. Secretary. 
 
 Wm. A. CoAKLEY,Vice-President. Herman Robinson, Fin. Secretary. 
 Ernest Bohm, Cor. Secretary. Morris Brown, Treasurer. 
 
 James B. McCabe, Sergeant-at-Arms. 
 
 Urooklgn Central Hahor Union 
 
 951 Willoughby Avenue. Meets every Sunday, 2:30 P. M. 
 
 OFFICERS 
 
 James Cunningham, President. 
 Daniel SuLLiVAN,Vice-President. 
 William Schofield, Rec. Sec. 
 Adelbert K. Atherton, Fin. Sec. 
 
 William Clayton, Cor. Sec. 
 Joseph Beere, Roll Clerk. 
 Philip J. Mathews, Treasurer. 
 Lawrence McMahon, Serg.-at-A. 
 
 NEW JERSEY 
 
 ESSEX TRADES COUNCIL— Henry Hilfers, Secretary, 68 South 
 Orange av., Newark. Meets every Friday at Michel’s Hall, 66 
 South Orange av., Newark. 
 
 HUDSON COUNTY CENTRAL LABOR UNION— Joseph P. 
 O’Lone, Secretary, 809 Bloomfield, Hoboken, N. J. Meets every 
 2d and 4th Thursdays in each month at Groeschell’s Hall, corner 
 Beacon and Oakland avs., Jersey City Heights, N. J. 
 
 UNION COUNTY TRADES COUNCIL— Meets 1st and 3d Thurs- 
 days of each month at 709 Elizabeth av., Elizabeth. George J. 
 Reiss, Secretary, 17 East Grant av., Roselle Park, N. J. 
 
 UNITED TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL— James Matthews, 
 Secretary, 107 Market, Paterson. 
 
 FEDERATED TRADES COUNCIL OF THE ORANGES— J. C. 
 Taylor, Secretary, 26 Taylor, Orange. Meets every Tuesday at 
 22 Cone, Orange. 
 
 
A WORD FROM THE EDITOR 
 
 U NIONISM, as applied to labor organizations, 
 has from its inception been instilled with the 
 idea that its entire efforts must be concentrated 
 upon the boycotting of its enemies. During the course 
 of growth and progression of the labor movement the 
 true and tried have been brought to a realizing sense 
 of the duty they owe to the employers who have de- 
 fended their cause by giving them employment at the 
 hours and wages exacted. 
 
 The path of the employer of union men has not been 
 strewn with roses, as is the common belief of most of 
 us. It is, and has been, a nip-and-tuck encounter with 
 a more subtly organized combine than we have been 
 able to realize. An explanation of this situation will 
 be given in subsequent issues. 
 
 The production of a union goods directory has been 
 a crying need for some time past. We have been re- 
 galed with all sorts of literature in the nature of a 
 boycott. In our opinion, to most effectually boycott 
 an unfair product is to patronize the producer of fair- 
 made goods. It is in accordance with this line of 
 thought that we have produced a list of retail dealers 
 from whom may be had goods made or manufactured 
 under fair, sanitary and auspicious conditions. We do 
 not cater to any particular union, but include all unions 
 within the jurisdiction of the American Federation of 
 Labor. 
 
 This directory has been compiled through trials and 
 tribulations, as all those who have been engaged in 
 similar undertakings well know. We therefore ask 
 those who may be prone to adverse criticism to con- 
 sider the gigantic proposition which we have under- 
 taken. We would greatly appreciate the announce- 
 ment of any inefficiency in the compilation or the 
 omission of information which would make it more 
 complete and worthy of the cause it advocates if 
 forwarded in time for the next issue. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 BAKERIES. 
 
 Insist on getting the label. If your dealer does not handle it, 
 patronise one who does. Do not patronise restaurants or 
 boarding-houses unless they handle Union-label bread and 
 
 crackers. 
 
 Xntarnatioim! 
 
 The small design is 
 found on all union-made 
 bread, cakes and small 
 packages of crackers and 
 candies. The large de- 
 
 InfrfntfJnnil 
 
 sign is found on all 
 large packages or bar- 
 rels containing union- 
 made candy, cakes and 
 crackers. 
 
 BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS’ INTERNA- 
 TIONAL UNION OF AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 F. H. HARZBECKER, Secretary, 
 JOHN GUILD, Treasurer, 
 
 161-163 E. Randolph Street, Chicago, 111 . 
 Local Secretaries: 
 
 1. Wm. Koch, 1729 2d av. 
 
 3. Hy. Rauh, 117 Troutman, B’n 
 22. Max Freund, 310 E. 73d 
 71. B. Lazares, 129 Thames, B’n 
 
 1 12. J. Hoffman, 1925 Dean, B’n 
 
 1 13. G. Geils, 20 Bayard 
 
 144. A. Diedrich, 85 Morris, Yonkers 
 163. J. Prashker, 20 Moore, B’n 
 
 164. F. Hildebrandt, Av. D & nth, 
 Unionport 
 
 169. C. Weber, 820 E. 145th 
 261. P. Tynan, 448 W. 125th 
 269. G. G. Kimmerle, S. 8th av., 
 Mt. Vernon 
 
 305. A. Goldblum, 230 E. 99th. 
 
 394. Ch. Gillis, 1 72 Sullivan 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Bread, Etc. 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Amberg, A 725 Courtlandt av, 
 
 Ampfer...2d av., bet. 100th & 101st 
 
 Armbruster 120 2d av. 
 
 Auf der Heide....ist av., 46th-47th 
 
 Bach, A ....694 9th av. 
 
 Baer, A 576 Courtlandt av. 
 
 Ballschuss. .Av. A, bet. 86th & 87th 
 
 Baumann, Chr 348 W. 37th 
 
 Bayerl & Dschada, Home st.-Forest av 
 Benner & Henning. .83d, ist-2d av. 
 Berg, C. W 3803 3d av. 
 
 Bergen, 1 342 W. 39th 
 
 Berls, C 2443 Jerome av. 
 
 Berls, O ...1001 Crotona av. 
 
 Berls, O...1318 Jennings, cor. Bristow 
 Bernius, J. . Courtland av., I53d-I54th 
 
 Bertram, A Jennings & Bristow 
 
 Bieth, E...3d av., bet. I54th-i55th 
 
 Bieth, J. 3002 3d av. 
 
 Boede 1st av., bet. 93d & 94th 
 
 Bolz, Ch. L. .Tremont & Clinton av. 
 
 Carlow, G Jerome av. & 189th 
 
 Carlow, G Cauldwell av. & 163d 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Ceroenka, W 777 Elton av. 
 
 Denker 71 1 2 d av. 
 
 Dey & Dey 3 2 2d av. 
 
 Deyerberg, E.... Willis av., nr. 143d 
 
 Diegel, G 817 Westchester av. 
 
 Docen, W. ..3d av., bet. i66th-i67th 
 
 Domstadt 74 2d av. 
 
 Dorn, N. ...1st av., bet. 88th & 89th 
 
 Dorn, T Av. A, bet. 79th & 80th 
 
 Ebert, L Westchester Village 
 
 Eck, K 730 Melrose av. 
 
 Erbsmehl, R 531 Courtlandt av. 
 
 Feck, Chr 1682 Av. A 
 
 Fendrych, C. 0 3d av. & 151st 
 
 Finger & Muetze, Tremont-Wash. av. 
 
 Fischner, Fr 346 W. 44th 
 
 Fleck, F. C. ..165th, near Forest av. 
 
 Frey, A 679 9th av. 
 
 Gansler, A 470 10th av. 
 
 Geidel, E 2028 Webster av. 
 
 Geidel, E. ...Morris av., i6ist-i62d 
 Gentner, J. ...165th st. & Union av. 
 
 Gilcher, 0 144th st. & Brook av. 
 
 Gill 2d av., bet. 109th & noth 
 
 Glum, S Courtlandt av. & 159th 
 
 Goas, H 2d av., bet. 91st & g2d 
 
 Goetz, 1 1435 2d av. 
 
 Gonner, T. W. 0 1140 2d av. 
 
 Grathmahl, T...Av. A, bet. 86th-87th 
 Greiss, Wm...Ave. A, bet. 8ist-82d 
 
 Guggenbuhl, F 616 E. 138th 
 
 Guillermain, J 416 Brook av. 
 
 Haas 2d av., bet. 95th & 96th 
 
 Hampe, H 600 Kingsbridge rd. 
 
 Hanemann, G...3d av., i7oth-i7ist 
 
 Hansult, J West Farms 
 
 Hassoll, 0 890 Morris av. 
 
 Haupt, Ch. ..2d av., bet. 60th & 61st 
 Hebestreit, H. Morris P’k av., Van Nest 
 Hebestreit, H...i6ist, nr. Forest av. 
 
 Hecker, C 3052 3d av. 
 
 Heidelberger, H. ..Av. A, 84th-85th 
 Heimann, H..E„ 141st, n. Crimmins av 
 
 Held, P 901 E. 165th 
 
 Henning 424 E. 9th 
 
 Henninger 269 Av. A 
 
 Herberger. . .2d av., bet. 89th & 90th 
 
 Hettenbach, F. ...697 Courtlandt av. 
 Hetzel, F. .Av. A, bet. 85th & 86th 
 
 Hildebrand, T. F 542 E. 138th 
 
 Holl 2d av., bet. 87th & 88th 
 
 Hollaender, G. M..3d av., i67th-i68th 
 
 Hueftle, A 857 Willis av. 
 
 Junker, Ch Brook av. & 146th 
 
 Kandler, M Beach av. & 156th 
 
 Karr, W. ..163d st. & Caldwell av. 
 Kemmer, J.. Morris P’k av., Van Nest 
 
 Kissling, A 302 W. 145th 
 
 Klotz, 1 599 10th av. 
 
 Kraut, C 638 E. 138th 
 
 Kueuier, J 777 Melrose av. 
 
 Kuchmann. .2d av., bet. 80th & 81st 
 
 Landenberger, 1 642 10th av. 
 
 Lang, F 1105 1st av. 
 
 Lischke, C 423 Willis av. 
 
 Maichel, Ch 1728 Lexington av. 
 
 . — Continued. 
 
 Maier 777 2d av. 
 
 Maier, J. .Melrose P’k av., i6ist-i62d 
 Maier, G... Willis av., bet. I42d-i43d 
 
 May 431 E. 5th 
 
 Menkhoff, A. ...149th & Bergen av. 
 
 Metzger 3d av., bet. 92d & 93d 
 
 Moschineck 1035 2d av. 
 
 Mueller, J....Avs. C & D, Westch’r 
 Muller, A. . . Stebbins av., cor. 169th 
 Muller, C. ..Van Nest av., Van Nest 
 
 Muller, E 677 E. 168th 
 
 Murry, 1 524 10th av. 
 
 National Bakery 1758 2d av. 
 
 Nat. Bakery.. Webster av., i68th-i69th 
 
 Nembach 1602 2d av. 
 
 Neuner, A. ..46th, bet. 1st & 2d av. 
 Neuschaefer, E. D.. 144th & Mott av. 
 Otto, T. ...1st av., bet. 60th & 61st 
 
 Peter, G 900 Courtlandt av. 
 
 Peterle, A... 59th, bet. 1st & 2 d av. 
 
 Pilz, A 3d av. & 168th 
 
 Rehmann, R Washington av. 
 
 Renner, A 167 Willis av. 
 
 Rieke, H St. Ann’s av. & i52d 
 
 Ries, Ch...2d av., bet. 120th & 121st 
 
 Roland, C West Farms 
 
 Rosenbusch, E 969 Columbus av. 
 
 Roth, I ...515 W. 49th 
 
 Roser, J. .138th, Willis- Alexander av. 
 
 Schaaf, T 1771 1st av. 
 
 Schmalkuchen, E. ..cor. 7ist*ist av. 
 
 Schmebyle, G 1st av., 54th-55th 
 
 Schick, V 1028 Westchester av. 
 
 Schilling, A 1726 2d av. 
 
 Schinkel, Ch 519 9th av. 
 
 Schleif, H 817 Westchester av. 
 
 Schoeminger. . 2d av., bet. 93d & 94th 
 
 Schoeninger 1479 Av. A 
 
 Schopp, H 1186 2d av. 
 
 Schroeder, H 272 Alexander av. 
 
 Schroeder, M 148 & Bergen av. 
 
 Schumacher, A 795 1st av. 
 
 Schumann, J 2337 2d av. 
 
 Schwab, E 1st av., bet. 6sth-66th 
 
 Schwenger, W. ..184th & Jerome av. 
 Specht, Ch. . . .2d av., bet. 82d & 83d 
 
 Stanislaw, D 144th & Willis av. 
 
 Stark 16 1st av. 
 
 Steinmetz, G West Farms 
 
 Stickel. . . .2d av., bet. 87th & 88th 
 
 Stolz, F. . 481 Brook av. 
 
 Strauss, H...ist av., bet. 82d & 83d 
 Suttor, A. ..3d av., bet. 83d & 84th 
 
 Syds 62 1st av. 
 
 Tauss, W. B 5i4 E. 184th 
 
 Teuscher, F 544 10th ar. 
 
 Theobald, S., 184th & Wash’gton av. 
 Thomann, M. ..3d av., bet. 87th-88th 
 
 Unger, N. J 147th & Brook av. 
 
 Viertel 3d av., bet. 89th & 90th 
 
 Vollmer, G 944 Washington av. 
 
 Wack, Jos 777 E. 156th 
 
 Walter, W Alexander & 139th 
 
 Weber Bros. .666, 694, 752 10th av. 
 
 Wetzel, P. 4 2 9 W. 44th 
 
 Wolf, A 2207 Southern Blvd 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 BAKERIES. 
 
 Wolz, G..East End av., bet. 82d-83d 
 
 Wuensche, G 753 Union av. 
 
 Wuensche, J 156th & Union av. 
 
 Wunderlich, E. ...i72d & Brook av. 
 Zeller, L. ...1st av., bet. 51st & 52d 
 
 Zink, Ch i52d & Courtlandt av. 
 
 Zittel, C 3052 3d av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Apman & Meyer.. 34-36 Troutman 
 
 Baesel, Jos 885 Glenmore av. 
 
 Bauer, Gottlieb 38 Morgan av. 
 
 Bechtold, Jos 65 Irving av. 
 
 Bissert, Geo 244 Hamburg av. 
 
 Blatt, Ed 204 St. Nicholas av. 
 
 Boiler, Leo 234 Stanhope 
 
 Borngiesser, H 1353 Greene av. 
 
 Braun, Louis... 283 Onderdonk av. 
 Breisacher, Fritz. . . .264 Central av. 
 
 Breuning, Fred 258 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Bruckner, G 176 Onderdonk av. 
 
 Brumm, G 1684 Myrtle av. 
 
 Burkhard, Jos 386 Hamburg av. 
 
 Dahl, Wm 38 Hamburg av. 
 
 Dunkel, Adolph.. 137 Evergreen av. 
 
 Feickert, Adolf 96 Cedar 
 
 Feser, Nick 285 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Fleisher, R 231 Troutman 
 
 Friedle, Wm 198 Hamburg av. 
 
 Gelbcke, G 163 Central av. 
 
 Geuss, John 179 Irving av. 
 
 Goes, Henry 188 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Grouert, Albert 254 Irving av. 
 
 Hanish, Paul.... 1002 Flushing av. 
 
 Heckele, Louis 881 Grand 
 
 Heppe, Henry 2372 Pitkin av. 
 
 Hetzel, Frank.... 120 Hamburg av. 
 
 Jaeger, John 295 Irving av. 
 
 Kaufman, Isidor. .235 Grandview av. 
 Kessinger, C. .186 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Knauth, Geo 158 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Kohler, John 25 Hamburg av. 
 
 Kreess, Jacob 237 Central av. 
 
 Kreuter, John 1263 Myrtle av. 
 
 — Continued. 
 
 Leonhard, John 157 Central av. 
 
 Lypold, W 1227 Myrtle av. 
 
 Markert, P. .Woodbine & Knick. av. 
 Masopust, Frank.. 118 Evergreen av. 
 
 Meyer, Wm 504 Evergreen av. 
 
 Mich, Mary... 86 Knickerbocker av. 
 Michel, Rud. ... Cypress & Bleecker 
 
 Miller, Harry 337 Central av. 
 
 Paul, Max 139 Central av. 
 
 Rank, H 157 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Reiff, Paul 206 Irving av. 
 
 Reinheimer, T. .125 St. Nicholas av. 
 
 Rustmann, John 1583 Halsey 
 
 Sandie, Wm. .353 Knickerbocker av. 
 Sauerbrey, Ad. ...565 Hamburg av. 
 Schafer, Ch. .296 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Scheffler, Louis 52 Bremen 
 
 Schlesinger, John.... 135 Irving av. 
 Schmidt, J... Myrtle & Webster avs. 
 
 Schmidt, P 205 Helen 
 
 Schneider, C. .373 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Schneider Gotlieb 42 Floyd 
 
 Scholl, Chas. ...260 St. Nicholas av. 
 Schwarz, Henry. ... 184 Central av. 
 
 Seiss, C 242 Humboldt 
 
 Steinhauser, H. ...Emma & William 
 
 Steitz, T 216 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Weckesser, Julius. ... 958 Myrtle av. 
 
 Weibach, Chas 213 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Weiler, CI1..199 Knickerbocker av. 
 Widder, Fred. ...92 St. Nicholas av. 
 
 Wugemach 123 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Wygand, Frank... 269 Hamburg av. 
 
 Zimmerman, C 160 Irving av. 
 
 Zoller, Albert 199 Irving av. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Mangels & Schmidt Court, cor. 
 
 Hunterdon 
 
 ELIZABETH, N. J. 
 
 Braun 419 Trumbull 
 
 Paashan 4th, cor. Franklin 
 
 Zuber 3d, cor. Livingston 
 
 If you love your family, join the union of your craft. 
 
 If you love your home, buy union-made goods. 
 
 If you love humanity, work for the labor cause. 
 
 Every time you purchase an article without the union label you 
 injure a trade unionist 
 
 THIS SPACE IS OPEN FOR ADVERTISERS 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BARBER SHOPS. 
 
 This is a facsimile of the Journeymen Barbers ’ Union Shop Card. 
 Do not patronize a Barber Shop that does not display this 
 card. 
 
 JOURNEYMEN BARBERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Officers: 
 
 President, 
 
 JACOB FISCHER, Sec.-Treas., 
 Security Trust Bldg., Indianapolis, 
 Ind. 
 
 Local Officers: 
 
 251. New York City — Geo. Weber, 
 Pres., E. i22d; James Lom- 
 bardi, Vice-Pres., 191 Mott; 
 Philip Palmer, Treas., 64 E. 
 86th; Gus Behrens, Rec.-Sec., 
 1483 2d av. ; Chas. Marcks, Cor. 
 & Fin. Sec., 1626 2d av. Meets 
 1st and 3d Tuesdays, 9:30 
 P. M., 214 E. 41st. 
 
 Shops Employing Union Barbers 
 
 MANHATTAN & BRONX 
 
 Angelica, N 976 1st av. 
 
 Anton, Adam. .266 Southern Boulv. 
 
 Apell, Louis 459 Pearl 
 
 Arnold, G 394 West 
 
 Bauer, C 455 W. 38th 
 
 Bauman, F 245 E. 55th 
 
 Beissel, F 356 E. 88th 
 
 Bender, J. G 843 2d ave. 
 
 Bender, Peter 355 E. 84th 
 
 Bleicher, W 118 Christopher 
 
 Boben, S 817 1st av. 
 
 Brand, C 350 E. 9th 
 
 Brand, F 465 3d av. 
 
 Busch, Michael 1317 2d av. 
 
 Carnesi Bros 245 E. 75th 
 
 Carried, A 504 E. 171st 
 
 Castka, Emil 340 E. 73d 
 
 Castka, Joseph 355 E. 77th 
 
 Cavalin, Chas 2233 3d av. 
 
 Cizek, Frank 340 E. 71st 
 
 Clapp, Louis 401 E. 8th 
 
 Curuso, Andrea... 982 Columbus av. 
 
 De Bold, Gus J 127 7th av. 
 
 Deubert 657 B’way 
 
 Di Marzo, Carmine 111 4th av. 
 
 Dietrich, M 206 E. 38th 
 
 Dietzel, Joseph 400 E. 72d 
 
 Dorler, J 2023 Lexington av. 
 
 Dvorak, Joseph 408 E. 73d 
 
 Ebinger, Chris. F...1485 Brook av. 
 
 Eichner, Theo 17 1 E. 92d 
 
 Ehlenberger, John 790 nth av. 
 
 Eichner, J 171 E. 92d 
 
 Eisenbrand, E 1635 Av. A 
 
 Entress, E 1256 2d av. 
 
 Erbe, J 1892 Park av. 
 
 Essman, Henry 441 nth av. 
 
 Fenichel, M 232 Av. A 
 
 Ferminiello, G 1734 ad av. 
 
 Fillat, i\dolf 789 2d av. 
 
 Flack, Pet 3395 3d av. 
 
 Fohe, Frank 1825 2d av. 
 
 Freund, A 1515 Ave. A 
 
 Gagliartie, John. 208 E. 54th 
 
 Gasco, N 1750 2d av. 
 
 Genero, G 1734 2d av. 
 
 Gerbino, B. C 967 1st av. 
 
 Geremia, Frank 437 W. 38th 
 
 Gierke, H 1311 Washington av. 
 
 Giandalone, J 763 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Greenwald, J 1869 2d av. 
 
 Grieco, M 967 Columbus av. 
 
 Grube, F 835 1st av. 
 
 Gutman, Emil 356 E. 88th 
 
 Gunther, D 1483 2d av. 
 
 Haberer, Frank 964 Boston av. 
 
 Hall, 325 E. 73d 
 
 Hassig, J 174 E. 136th 
 
 Hemmer, J 2133 Madison av. 
 
 Herling, B 1529 2d av. 
 
 Herman, J 825 E. 134th 
 
 Jahelka, Joseph 401 E. 73d 
 
 Kalb, J 3529 3d av. 
 
 Karoli, John 1710 2d av. 
 
 Kessler, Gus 266 W. 144th 
 
 Knauber, Jacob 631 E. 161st 
 
 Koernig, G 3704 3d av. 
 
 Kohlhof, A 307 E. 83d 
 
 Kriesel, Charles 1363 Av. A 
 
 Krizek, Joseph 437 E. 73d 
 
 Lamac, Jac 347 E. 73d 
 
 Lockhart, A 1458 2d av. 
 
 Lopes, Thomas 661 1st av. 
 
 Lucks, Abe 1 87 % 7th 
 
 Maddir, J. & J.,,.1745 Madison ay. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 BARBER SHOPS— Continued. 
 
 Manna, Salvatore 88 1 3d av. 
 
 Marcks, C 1626 2d av. 
 
 Margnitz, Wm 335 Willis av. 
 
 Martin, Geo. E. ..878^ Prospect av. 
 
 Marretto, L 1297 1st av. 
 
 Marquart, Peter 584 Yz E. 134th 
 
 Mayer, John 424 E. 75th 
 
 Mayer, John 301 E. 88th 
 
 Mock, A 613 Westchester av. 
 
 Morschauser, G 1211 1st av. 
 
 Morziello, D 216 Greene 
 
 Newman, 1 21 Spruce 
 
 Nickolaus, J 345 E. 92d 
 
 Non-Tip 21 Spruce 
 
 Novotny, Joseph 325 E. 71st 
 
 Ohmen, J 1812 2d av. 
 
 Oppermann, Herbert. ... 1626 2d av. 
 
 Pantoliano, C 1030 1st av. 
 
 Peter & Paul 216 Ave A 
 
 Pernicaro, Frank 852 2d av. 
 
 Peroutka, Anton 413 E. 71st 
 
 Perron, G 340 E. 45th 
 
 Plescia, B 1679 Av. A 
 
 Porto, D 633 1st av. 
 
 Rader, M 105 W. 106th 
 
 Ritter, John 201 E. 100th 
 
 Romano, L 340 E. 70th 
 
 Rose, O., Havemeyer-Ellis av., U’p’t 
 
 Rosen, J 87 E. 4th 
 
 Rosenzweig, Joseph 1206 2d av. 
 
 Ruhe, Wm 306 E. 92c! 
 
 Russo, D 471 Grand 
 
 Sahr, Carl 3146 3d av. 
 
 Scheu, Phil 1074 1st av. 
 
 Schmettrer 479 E. 88th 
 
 Schlamp, H 827 1st av. 
 
 Schneider, L 2183 5th av. 
 
 Schramm, Rudolph 1359 3d av. 
 
 Schoenbour, A 1290 1st av. 
 
 Scholz, Paul 1604 2d av. 
 
 Schugowitsch, A. .608 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Schumacher, Paul 174 E. 90th 
 
 Schweitzer, S 1679 Av. A 
 
 Seguroth, P 589 10th av. 
 
 Simon, J 997 1st av. 
 
 Slance, Frank 401 E. 70th 
 
 Smith, M 2002 2d av. 
 
 Sonnenshein, F 84 E. 4th 
 
 Speck, Ch 196 William 
 
 Steiner, A 1 849 2d av. 
 
 Stopeck, P 338 W. 39th 
 
 Tarentino Spuyten Duyvel 
 
 Uhl, Otto 396 2d av. 
 
 Von Lear, C 1195 1st av. 
 
 Voza, Dennes 1720 1st av. 
 
 Waechter, J 1483 2d av. 
 
 Wellendahl, W 300 E. 92d 
 
 Wershe, Reinhard, 301 E. 56th 
 
 Wies, George F 2023 3d av. 
 
 Wirth, Jacob 133 Alexander av. 
 
 Zeller, William 201 E. 52d 
 
 Zimmermann, R 402 E. 69th 
 
 Spread the gospel of unionism among the unorganized. In the 
 same measure that it takes root, it will benefit you. 
 
 A good union man and a violin have much in common. They 
 keep on improving with age, until they become almost priceless. 
 
 The union label is organized labor’s long-range, quick-firing 
 gun. With it we can reach the most distant non-union factory. 
 
 One good thing is noticed in the trade-union movement, and 
 that is the rapid organization of label leagues all over the country. 
 It cannot be too often stated that the label is organized labor’s 
 strongest weapon and greatest organizer. Demand the label at all 
 times. 
 
 The women do two-thirds of the shopping, and the merchants 
 know it. One woman can do more propaganda work by asking for 
 the union label than ten men. They have a way of asking for an 
 article that carries conviction. Make it a fad with the women to 
 insist on union label goods, and union clerks and organized labor 
 will receive the biggest boom ever known. 
 
 Peck & Co., 822 Broadway, New York, manufacture men’s 
 union=labeI clothing. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BILL POSTERS. 
 
 To committees in charge of entertainments , balls , picnics , etc., and 
 to labor unions •' When having your bills and other printed 
 matter put up, see that this label is attached to the poster. It 
 is a guarantee that the work was done by union billposters. 
 
 NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF BILLPOSTERS AND BILLERS 
 OF AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN SUPPLEE, President, 
 Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 WM. J. MURRAY, Secretary, 
 Room ii, B’way Theatre Bldg., 
 New York. 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 2. New York City — Wm. McCarthy, 426 W. 42d. 
 
 18. Newark — A. H. Mahar, 209 Bergen. 
 
 30. Jersey City — Wm. Moran, care Academy of Music. 
 
 33. Brooklyn — Bert D. Simmons, 485 Hudson av. 
 
 Union Billposters 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Cahn & Grant B’way & 40th Lachmann, J. M 313 W. 42d 
 
 All New York Theatres Employ Union Billposters. 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL 
 
 BROTHERHOOD OF BLACKSMITHS 
 AND HELPERS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JAMES W. KLINE, General President, 
 GEO. J. WERNER, General Sec.-Treasurer, 
 57 0 -S 8 s Monon Bldg., Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Local Lodge, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 185. Perth Amboy — Wm. Coleman; Joseph Arsenault, 241 Front, Perth 
 Amboy, N. J. 
 
 Sweet=Orr Overalls are union=made and are for sale in all 
 sections of the city. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 13 
 
 BOILERS, ETC. 
 
 Look for the Label of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOILER MAKERS, 
 IRON SHIP BUILDERS AND HELPERS OF AMERICA 
 
 
 w — — 3 
 
 * THIS 
 
 ms 
 
 HIM 
 
 Is issued by authority of the Brotherhood of 
 Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders of 
 America* and when placed on work guaran- 
 tees that it is the product of union labor. 
 
 ffip? jj 
 
 ^ (j (fond Sec'f-Treas. 6 rand Prts.-Crganlnr.^ 
 
 
 Officers: 
 
 GEO. F. DUNN, President, 
 
 354 N. Arsenal av., Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 WM. J. GILTHORPE, Sec.-Treas., 
 
 314 Portsmouth Bldg., Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Local Lodges, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 338. Brooklyn — Wm. Senift, 537 55th; M. M. Hart, 145 Adelphi. 2 d and 
 4th Friday, Day’s Hall, 54th and 3d av. 
 
 200. Staten Island — Dan Goettell, 34 Swan, Tompkinsville; H. Stolzenthaler, 
 45 Hannah, Tompkinsville. 1st and 3d Wednesday, Stuhl’s Hall, 
 4 Monroe av., Tompkinsville. 
 
 33. Bayonne — Wm. F. Cockran, 593 Ave. B; Elmer T. Smith, 127 W. 27th. 
 2d and 4th Friday, Odd Fellows’ Hall, 15 E. 21st. 
 
 BOOKBINDING. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOOKBINDERS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 ROBERT GLOCKLING, President, 
 
 JAMES W. DOUGHERTY, Sec., 132 Nassau Street, New York. 
 Business Agents 
 Michael Newman, 20 Duane 
 Jos. A. Prout, 87 Nassau, R. 512 
 Thos. O’Brien, 76 Lafayette 
 
 Locals, Officers and Meeting Places: 
 
 1. New York — J. P. Hand; Frank E. Carter, 5 Spencer court, Brooklyn. 
 
 1st and 5th Friday, Florence Bldg., 1st and 2d avs. 
 
 6. New York — F. R. Hadencamp, 1515 Fulton, Brooklyn. 
 
 9. New York — Ed. J. Bagnell, 736 49th, Brooklyn. 
 
 11. New York — John Foell, 81 Linden, Brooklyn. 
 
 22. New York — Jos. A. Prout, 87 Nassau; Jas. A. Monaghan, 283 Eliza- 
 beth. Tues., 12 St. Mark’s pi. 
 
 43. New York — Rose Phalzgraf, 335 E. 20th. 
 
 62. Newark — Jacob Rush, 451 Broad. 
 
 77. New York — J. J. Mahoney, care Haddon & Co., 214 William; W. R. 
 
 McKim, 18 Longwood av., New Rochelle. 2d and 4th Friday, 70 E. 4th, 
 1 19. New York — Henry F. Patrey, 449 E. 116th. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BOOKBINDING.— Continued. 
 
 Gold Leaf. 
 
 Am. Gold Leaf Co 234 W. 50th 
 
 Henke, R 175 Park row 
 
 Hickson, S 559 Broome 
 
 Keely, J. J 115 3d av. 
 
 Scardifield, F 457 E. 134th 
 
 Shultz & Son.... 25 St. Mark’s pi. 
 Vallean Mfg. Co 560 Broome 
 
 Union Books — Self Educational 
 
 Van Nostrand, Messrs. D., & Co., 
 27 Murray 
 
 Baker & Taylor Co 37 E. 17th 
 
 Munn & Co 361 B’way 
 
 Wehman Brothers 
 
 American News Co. . .39-41 Chambers 
 Ammon & Mackle 81 Chambers 
 
 Audel, Theo., Co 63 5th av. 
 
 Brentano’s Union sq. 
 
 Bunnell, J. H., & Co 20 Park pi. 
 
 Comstock, W. T 23 Warren 
 
 Lipkind, Louis 37 Vandewater 
 
 McGraw Pub. Co 114 Liberty 
 
 Syndicate Trading Co 2 Walker 
 
 List of Union Magazines and Periodicals 
 
 Academic Herald Monthly 
 
 Action Monthly 
 
 Advance Styles Monthly 
 
 Advertising Agent Monthly 
 
 Advocate & Guardian. . Semi-monthly 
 
 Aerogram Monthly 
 
 Ainslee’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Album of Fur Novelties Monthly 
 
 All-Story Monthly 
 
 American Amateur Photo. . .Monthly 
 
 American Architect Weekly 
 
 American Banker Weekly 
 
 .American Bank Reporter. . Semi-ann’l 
 
 American Bottler, The Monthly 
 
 American Brewer, The Monthly 
 
 American Cloak Album. . . .Monthly 
 American Druggist. . . .Semi-Monthly 
 
 American Economist Weekly 
 
 American Engineer Monthly 
 
 American Esperanto Monthly 
 
 American Exporter, English.. Monthly 
 American Exporter, Spanish.. Monthly 
 American Family Journal. .Monthly 
 
 American Gentleman Monthly 
 
 American Grocer Weekly 
 
 American Home Monthly. .Monthly 
 
 American Household Monthly 
 
 American Jour, of Surgery.. Monthly 
 
 American Magazine Monthly 
 
 American Messenger Monthly 
 
 American Musician Weekly 
 
 American Newspaper Direc. .Yearly 
 
 American, N. Y Daily 
 
 American Queen Monthly 
 
 American Silk Journal, The.. Monthly 
 
 American Skirt Album Monthly 
 
 American Waist Albums, Monthly 
 
 Apples of Gold Monthly 
 
 Architects & Builders’ Jour. ..Yearly 
 Architects’ & Builders’ Mag. Monthly 
 
 Architectural Record Monthly 
 
 Archives of Pediatrics Monthly 
 
 Argosy Monthly 
 
 Arms and the Man Weekly 
 
 Army and Navy Journal. .. .Weekly 
 
 Army and Navy Life Monthly 
 
 Asiatic Journal Monthly 
 
 Association Men Monthly 
 
 Automobile Weekly 
 
 Automobile Magazine Monthly 
 
 Babyhood Monthly 
 
 Badroad Man’s Magazine. . .Monthly 
 
 Baker and Taylor Monthly 
 
 Bankazine Monthly 
 
 Baptist Examiner Weekly 
 
 Barbers’ Journal Monthly 
 
 Barnard Bulletin Monthly 
 
 Bayside Log Book, The. .. .Monthly 
 
 Bayside Review Weekly 
 
 Beacon, The Monthly 
 
 Beauty Fash. Co. Catalogue. .Monthly 
 
 Bedford Public, The Weekly 
 
 Benziger’s Magazine. Monthly 
 
 Bicycling World & Motorcycle Re- 
 view Weekly 
 
 Bill Poster Monthly 
 
 Blue Book, Automobile Yearly 
 
 Boiler Maker Monthly 
 
 Bond News Daily 
 
 Bookbinder ( International) . Monthly 
 
 Book Buyer Monthly 
 
 Booklo ver’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Bookman Monthly 
 
 Bookseller, Newsdealer & Stat.S.-M. 
 Borough of Queens Advertiser.. Wkly 
 
 Botschafter Monthly 
 
 Bowery Boy Weekly 
 
 Bradstreet’s Weekly 
 
 Brave and Bold Weekly 
 
 Brewers’ Journal Monthly 
 
 Bridge Monthly 
 
 Brighter Day, The Quarterly 
 
 Broadway Magazine Monthly 
 
 Broadway Review, The Weekly 
 
 Bronx Democrat, The Weekly 
 
 Bronx Home News Weekly 
 
 Brooklyn Citizen Daily 
 
 White Rolls Cigarettes are strictly union=made and bear the 
 union label. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 15 
 
 DRAKE’S MECHANICAL 
 BOOKS ARE ALWAYS 
 
 UP-TO-DATE S °DEALERS LL ( SEE p°age 0SITE ) 
 
 Complete Descriptive Catalogue Now Ready — FREE FOR THE ASKING 
 
 FREDERICK J. DRAKE & CO. 
 — CHICAGO — — 
 
 Telephone, 1200-3 Beckman Established since 1876 
 
 Isaac Goldmann Co. 
 
 — {Printers — , 
 
 Modern Facilities for Flat-Bed and 
 Webb Perfecting Press Printing. 
 Composition in All Modern 
 Languages on Linotype Machines. 
 
 200, 202 AND 204 WILLIAM STREET 
 Cor. Frankfort NEW YORK 
 
 Printers of this Directory 
 
 Telephone, 515-J Bnshwick IIIIIMI 
 
 MARTIN & WALLS 
 
 Dyeing, Scouring and Dry Cleaning 
 
 DYERS AND SCOURERS OF LADIES’ AND 
 GENTS’ GARMENTS. DRAPERIES. ETC. 
 
 1188 BROADWAY - - BROOKLYN, N. Y. 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 UNION MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.— Continued. 
 
 Brooklyn Times Daily 
 
 Brooklyn Weekly News. .. .Weekly 
 
 Browning King’s Monthly 
 
 Bulletin of Aeolian Co Monthly 
 
 Bullinger’s Monitor Guide. .Weekly 
 Bullinger’s Post. & Ship. Guide.. Yrly 
 
 Busy Bee Monthly 
 
 Butchers’ Advocate Weekly 
 
 Cadenza Monthly 
 
 Camera Work Monthly 
 
 Carpenter and Joiner Monthly 
 
 Carpentry and Building. . .Monthly 
 
 Carpet Trade Review Monthly 
 
 Carsin’s Magazine W eekly 
 
 Cassell’s Little Folks Monthly 
 
 Cassell’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Cassell’s Quiver Magazine . . Monthly 
 
 Cast, The Weekly 
 
 Caterer Monthly 
 
 Catholic Deaf-Mute Monthly 
 
 Catholic News Weekly 
 
 Cent Per Cent Monthly 
 
 Central Station Monthly 
 
 Charities and the Commons. Monthly 
 
 Charities Directory Monthly 
 
 Chart Monthly 
 
 Chat (Adv.) Monthly 
 
 Chat Weekly 
 
 Cheerful Moments Monthly 
 
 Christian Herald Weekly 
 
 Christian Intelligencer Weekly 
 
 Christian Nation Weekly 
 
 Christian Work & Evangelist.Weekly 
 
 Chronicle, The Financial Daily 
 
 Church Bulletin Monthly 
 
 Church News, The Monthly 
 
 Churchman, The Weekly 
 
 Circle, The Monthly 
 
 City Life Weekly 
 
 City Mission Monthly Monthly 
 
 City Record Daily 
 
 Civic Federation Review, Nat.Bi-M. 
 
 Clew’s Circular Weekly 
 
 Club Women’s Weekly Weekly 
 
 Cold Storage Monthly 
 
 Collier’s Weekly Weekly 
 
 Commercial Vehicle Monthly 
 
 Common People, The Monthly 
 
 Communicant, The Monthly 
 
 Concerning Municipal Ownership. M 
 
 Conjurer’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Converted Catholic Monthly 
 
 Cooper Union Chemical. .. .Monthly 
 Cosmopolitan Magazine. . . .Monthly 
 
 Costume Royale Monthly 
 
 Courier des Etats-Unis Daily 
 
 Credit Men Monthly 
 
 Crescent (Ath. Club, Brooklyn).. M 
 
 Cripple-News Quarterly 
 
 Cuba Review and Bulletin. .Monthly 
 
 Current Literature Monthly 
 
 Daily Bible Monthly 
 
 Daily News Daily 
 
 Decorative Furnisher Monthly 
 
 Democrat, Sunday Weekly 
 
 Der Deutsche Vorkampfer. .Monthly 
 
 Desk Edition Semi-Annual 
 
 Diamond Dick Quarterly 
 
 Diamond Dick, Jr Weekly 
 
 Dietetic Gazette Monthly 
 
 “Dividends” Monthly 
 
 Dominant Monthly 
 
 Dramatic Mirror Weekly 
 
 Dramatic News Weekly 
 
 Dress Monthly 
 
 Drygoods Monthly 
 
 Dry Goods Economist Weekly 
 
 Dry Goods Guide Monthly 
 
 Dry Goods Journal Monthly 
 
 Eagle, Brooklyn Daily 
 
 Echo Monthly 
 
 Echo, The Bi-monthly 
 
 Echo, The (Brooklyn) Monthly 
 
 Echo, The Brooklyn Weekly 
 
 Eden Musee Catalogue Monthly 
 
 Edison Bulletin, The Monthly 
 
 Electrical Age Monthly 
 
 Electrical Review Weekly 
 
 Electrical World & Engineer. Weekly 
 
 Electrochemical Monthly 
 
 Electrotypers & Stereo. Journal. .M. 
 
 Elite Styles Monthly 
 
 Elks Antler Monthly 
 
 El Viajero (The Salesman) .Monthly 
 Engineering & Contracting. .Weekly 
 
 Engineering Magazine Monthly 
 
 Engineering News Weekly 
 
 Engineering Record Weekly 
 
 Engineering Review Monthly 
 
 English Gentleman Monthly 
 
 Equitable News Monthly 
 
 Evening Journal, The Daily 
 
 Evening Mail Daily 
 
 Evening Sun Daily 
 
 Evening Telegram Daily 
 
 Evening World Daily 
 
 Everybody’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Every Where Monthly 
 
 Eye Opener, The Semi-monthly 
 
 Fabrics Monthly 
 
 Factory Inspector Monthly 
 
 Fame Monthly 
 
 Fame and Fortune Weekly 
 
 Family Circle, The Monthly 
 
 F amily Doctor Monthly 
 
 Family Story Paper Weekly 
 
 Fashions, Fancy Goods & Notions.M 
 
 Federal Reporter Monthly 
 
 Field and Stream Monthly 
 
 Financial Age Weekly 
 
 Financial World Weekly 
 
 Firemen’s Herald Weekly 
 
 Fishing Gazette, The Weekly 
 
 Food News Monthly 
 
 Foreign Buyer (Amer. Ed.) Monthly 
 Foreign Buyer (Foreign Ed.)....M. 
 
 Forest and Stream Weekly 
 
 Foresters’ Magazine, The. ..Monthly 
 Foresters’ Review, The. .. .Monthly 
 
 Frank Merriwell Weekly 
 
 Freeman’s Journal .Weekly 
 
 Freight Monthly 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 1 7 
 
 UNION MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.— Continued. 
 
 . Freiheit Weekly 
 
 Fruitman Weekly 
 
 Furniture Trade Review. . .Monthly 
 
 Furniture World Weekly 
 
 Fur Trade Monthly 
 
 Gaelic American, The Weekly 
 
 Gardener’s Chronicle Monthly 
 
 Garment Buyer Monthly 
 
 Gas Logic Monthly 
 
 Geyer’s Stationer Weekly 
 
 Girls’ Friendly Magazine. .. Monthly 
 
 Globe, The Daily 
 
 Golden Hours Monthly 
 
 Literature Monthly 
 
 Good Roads Monthly 
 
 Good Roads Magazine Monthly 
 
 Grace Chapel Chimes Monthly 
 
 Gunter’s Monthly Monthly 
 
 Hamburg- American Gazette . Monthly 
 Hapgood’s Opportunities.. .Monthly 
 
 Happy Days Weekly 
 
 Hardware Monthly 
 
 Harlem Argus Weekly 
 
 Harlem News, The Weekly 
 
 Harlem Reporter, The Weekly 
 
 Harmsworth’s Self-Educator.Monthly 
 
 Harper’s Bazar Monthly 
 
 Harper’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Harper’s Weekly Weekly 
 
 Hartshorn’s Roller Quarterly 
 
 Hat Review Monthly 
 
 Hay, Flour and Feed Monthly 
 
 Heating and Ventilating Maga- 
 zine Monthly 
 
 Helper Monthly 
 
 Hendrick’s Comm. Reg Yearly 
 
 Herald, N. Y Daily 
 
 Hints Monthly 
 
 Hlas Lidu Daily 
 
 Home Journal Patt. Style Book.... 
 
 Quarterly 
 
 Home Talk Weekly 
 
 Home Talk Monthly 
 
 Horseless Age Weekly 
 
 Hospitaler, The Monthly 
 
 Hotel Reporter Daily 
 
 Hotel Review Monthly 
 
 House Furnishing Review. .Monthly 
 
 Housewife Monthly 
 
 H. P. H Monthly 
 
 Ice Cream Trade Journal. .Monthly 
 
 Ideal House Monthly 
 
 Illustrated Companion Monthly 
 
 Illustrated Milliner, The. . .Monthly 
 
 Independent Magazine Weekly 
 
 India Rubber World Monthly 
 
 Industrial Monthly Monthly 4 ? 
 
 Ingersol-Rand Bulletin Monthly 
 
 Insurance Advocate Monthly 
 
 Insurance Engineering Monthly 
 
 Insurance Index Monthly 
 
 Insurance Journal Semi-monthly 
 
 Insurance Press W eekly 
 
 Insurance Times Monthly 
 
 Intercollegian, The Monthly 
 
 Intercollegiate Monthly 
 
 Interior Decoration Monthly 
 
 Intern. Art Studio Monthly 
 
 Intern. Review, Dun’s Monthly 
 
 Int. Steam Engineer, The. ..Monthly 
 
 Investment Herald Monthly 
 
 Irish World Weekly 
 
 Iron Age Weekly 
 
 It Weekly 
 
 Item, The Weekly 
 
 Jewellers’ Circular Weekly 
 
 Journal of Commerce Daily 
 
 Judge Weekly 
 
 Judge’s Library Monthly 
 
 Judge’s Quarterly Quarterly 
 
 Junior Toilette Monthly 
 
 Kindergarten Magazine .... Monthly 
 Knights of Columbus, New York 
 
 Chapter # Semi-monthly 
 
 Labor Unionist, The Weekly 
 
 Ladies’ Weekly Weekly 
 
 Ladies’ World Monthly 
 
 La Tribune Medicale Monthly 
 
 La Voz del Norte Monthly 
 
 Law J ournal Daily 
 
 Leader, The Weekly 
 
 Le Bon Ton .Monthly 
 
 Ledger, The Weekly 
 
 L’Elegance Parisiene Monthly 
 
 Leslie’s Weekly Weekly 
 
 Les Parisiennes Monthly 
 
 Liberty Boys of ’76 Weekly 
 
 Library Journal Monthly 
 
 Life Weekly 
 
 Life and Fire Year Book. .. .Yearly 
 
 Life Association News 
 
 Life Insurance Monthly... .Monthly 
 
 Life Insurance News Monthly 
 
 Liquor Dealers’ Rec., The. .Monthly 
 Liquor, Temp, and Justice. .Weekly 
 
 L. I. Medical Journal Monthly 
 
 Lumber Trade Journ. ..Semi-monthly 
 
 Lumberman Monthly 
 
 Luther League Monthly 
 
 Luther League Topics Monthly 
 
 Machinery Monthly 
 
 Magpie Monthly 
 
 Manual of Statistics Yearly 
 
 Manufacturers’ Journal Monthly 
 
 Manufacturing Quarterly 
 
 Marble Workers Monthly 
 
 Market News Monthly 
 
 Marine Journal Weekly 
 
 Martindale Yearly 
 
 Masonic Standard Weekly 
 
 McCall Bazar of Fashions. .Monthly 
 McCall Large Catalogue . . . S-Annual 
 
 J. J. Bagley & Co., Detroit, Mich., manufacture fine=cut and 
 smoking tobacco— union=labeled, of course. 
 
i8 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 UNION MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.— Continued. 
 
 McCall Ready Ref. Cata. . S.- Annual 
 
 McCall’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Medical Monthly 
 
 Medical and Hist. Journal. Quarterly 
 
 Medical Record Weekly 
 
 Medical Review Monthly 
 
 Merchant’s Review W eekly 
 
 Merck’s Report Monthly 
 
 Messenger, The Monthly 
 
 Metal Industry Monthly 
 
 Metal Worker Weekly 
 
 Metaphysical Quarterly 
 
 Metropolitan Monthly 
 
 Metropolitan Oddfellow Monthly 
 
 Metrostyle and Themodist Music.. M. 
 
 Might and Main Weekly 
 
 Military Journal Semi-Monthly 
 
 Mining Reporter Weekly 
 
 Mining Topics Semi-Monthly 
 
 Modern Mexico Monthly 
 
 Modern Theatre Monthly 
 
 Money Saver Monthly 
 
 Monthly Auction Trade Journal. .M. 
 
 Morning Telegraph Daily 
 
 Morning Telegraph Chart Book..M a 
 
 Mother Earth Monthly 
 
 Motor Monthly 
 
 Motor Boat Semi- Weekly 
 
 Motorcycle, The, Illus Monthly 
 
 Motor World Weekly 
 
 M. S. & B. Magazine Monthly 
 
 Mt. Vernon Leader Weekly 
 
 Municipal Journal Monthly 
 
 Munsey Monthly 
 
 Museum of Nat. History. . .Monthly 
 
 Musical Age Weekly 
 
 Musical America Monthly 
 
 Musical Courier Weekly 
 
 Musical Courier Extra Weekly 
 
 Music Trade, The Weekly 
 
 Music Trades Weekly 
 
 National Advocate, The. . . .Monthly 
 National Home Jour. The.. Monthly 
 
 National Provisioner Weekly 
 
 Navy, Gail and Ax Monthly 
 
 New Era Monthly 
 
 Newsdealer, The Monthly 
 
 Newspaperdom Semi-Monthly 
 
 New York Age Weekly 
 
 New York Clipper Weekly 
 
 N. Y. Life Ins. Journ Semi-M. 
 
 New York Listy Daily 
 
 New York Lutheran, The.. Monthly 
 
 N. Y. Med. Journal Weekly 
 
 N. Y. Plattdiitsche Post Weekly 
 
 N. Y. Railroad Club Monthly 
 
 N. Y. Realty Journal Weekly 
 
 N. Y. Schwabisches Wochenblatt. W. 
 N. Y. State Jour, of Med.. Monthly 
 
 New York Times Daily 
 
 New Yorkin Uutiset Weekly 
 
 New York Weekly Weekly 
 
 Nick Carter Weekly 
 
 North American Review. . . .Semi-M. 
 North American Weekly, The...W. 
 North Bergen Progress. . . .Monthly 
 
 North Side News Daily 
 
 Notification Sheet, Dun’s. . .Weekly 
 
 Observer Weekly 
 
 Observer, The (Richmond Hill).W. 
 
 Obstetrics Monthly 
 
 Ocean, The Monthly 
 
 Old Dominion Line Pilot. .Monthly 
 
 Old Sports Weekly 
 
 Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter. Weekly 
 
 Olive Trees Monthly 
 
 One Type at a Time 
 
 Only, The Semi-Monthly 
 
 Outlook, The Weekly 
 
 Optical Journal Monthly 
 
 Paper Box Maker Monthly 
 
 Paper Maker Semi-Monthly 
 
 Paper Mill Weekly 
 
 Paper Trade Journal Weekly 
 
 Parish Interests, Our Lady of 
 
 Lourdes Monthly 
 
 Paris Modes Fashion Sheet 
 
 Paris Modes Magazine Monthly 
 
 Parish House Bulletin, The.Monthly 
 Parish Messenger, The. .. .Monthly 
 
 Parish News, The Monthly 
 
 Parish Record Monthly 
 
 Pearson’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Peerless Envy Monthly 
 
 Peerless Fashion Sheet. . . .Monthly 
 
 Penman Art Journal Monthly 
 
 People’s Home Journal. . . .Monthly 
 People’s Magazine, The. .. .Monthly 
 
 Pharmaceutical Era Weekly 
 
 Philosopher Monthly 
 
 Photographer Weekly 
 
 Photographic T rades Monthly 
 
 Pickings from Puck .Quarterly 
 
 Pictorial Review Fashion Sheet.. M. 
 Pictorial Review Magazine. Monthly 
 Pink Book (Financial Age). Monthly 
 
 Pitman’s Monthly 
 
 Playground, The Monthly 
 
 Playthings Monthly 
 
 Pluck and Luck Weekly 
 
 Plumbers’ Trade Jour . . . S.-Monthly 
 Pocket List of Ry. Officials. . .Ouar. 
 
 Police Gazette, The . . , Weekly 
 
 Popular Magazine, The. . . .Monthly 
 Post Card & Nov. Trade. .Monthly 
 
 Post Card Dealer Monthly 
 
 Pottery Gazette, The Monthly 
 
 Press, N. Y Daily 
 
 Princeton Tiger, The Monthly 
 
 Printers’ Ink Weekly 
 
 Printing Trades’ News Monthly 
 
 Progress Quarterly 
 
 Progressive Monthly Monthly 
 
 Publishers’ Weekly Weekly 
 
 Puck Weekly 
 
 Puck’s Monthly Monthly 
 
 Puck’s Quarterly Quarterly 
 
 g ueen’s Borough Argus. . .Monthly 
 
 acing Calendar Weekly 
 
 Racing Weekly Weekly 
 
 Railroad Gazette Weekly 
 
 Railroad & Loco. Engineering. . .M. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 19 
 
 UNION MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.— Continued. 
 
 Railway Maintenance Monthly 
 
 Real Estate Directory Yearly 
 
 Real Estate R. & S Weekly 
 
 Real Est. Rec. of Westchest. Co.W. 
 
 Record, The Monthly 
 
 Record and Guide Weekly 
 
 Recreation Monthly 
 
 Reference Book, Dun’s 
 
 Reformed Church, The. . . .Monthly 
 
 Review, The Weekly 
 
 Review of Reviews Monthly 
 
 Richmond Hill Record Weekly 
 
 Rider and Driver Weekly 
 
 Roach’s Financial Facts. .. .Weekly 
 
 Romaanilehti Monthly 
 
 Royal Cross, The Quarterly 
 
 Rural New Yorker Weekly 
 
 Saint Andrew’s Chronicle. .Monthly 
 St. Bartholomew’s Messenger. Quar. 
 
 Sartorial Art Journal Monthly 
 
 Satura Quarterly 
 
 School Weekly 
 
 School Work Quarterly 
 
 Scientific Amer. & Supple. .Weekly 
 
 Scrap Book Monthly 
 
 Scribner’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Seaside Life Weekly 
 
 Secret Service Weekly 
 
 Senior Toilette Monthly 
 
 Settlement Journal Monthly 
 
 Sheridan’s Men and Women.... M. 
 
 Shipping Weekly 
 
 Short Stories Monthly 
 
 Silver Cross Monthly 
 
 Sis Hopkins Monthly 
 
 Smith Gray’s Ways. ..Semi-Monthly 
 
 Smith’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Smoke, The Monthly 
 
 Snap Shots Monthly 
 
 Social Register 
 
 Social Service Monthly 
 
 Society Weekly 
 
 Soda Fountain Monthly 
 
 Solidarity Monthly 
 
 South America Monthly 
 
 Southern Investor Monthly 
 
 Spalding’s Athl. Library ... Monthly 
 Spalding’s Offi. Base Ball Guide.. Y. 
 
 Spectator, The Weekly 
 
 Spice Mill Monthly 
 
 Spirit of Missions, The. .. .Monthly 
 Spring Lake & Lakewood. . .Weekly 
 Standard & Vanity Fair. .. .Weekly 
 Standard UniQn (Brooklyn). .Daily 
 
 Star, Long Island Daily 
 
 State Sentinel, The Monthly 
 
 Stationer Weekly 
 
 Stevens College Tri-Monthly 
 
 Street Railway Journal. . . .Monthly 
 Style & Amer. Dressmaker. Monthly 
 Success Magazine Monthly 
 
 Successful American Quarterly 
 
 Sun, The Daily 
 
 Sunday Companion Monthly 
 
 Sunshine Monthly 
 
 Sunshine Bulletin Monthly 
 
 Supply World Monthly 
 
 Table and Home Quarterly 
 
 Tales Monthly 
 
 Tales from Town Topics Quar. 
 
 Talking Machine World. . .Monthly 
 
 Tammany Times Weekly 
 
 Tattler Monthly 
 
 Tea and Coffee Trade Journal... M. 
 
 Tea Leaf Monthly 
 
 Teachers’ Monograph Quarterly 
 
 Technical Literature Monthly 
 
 Telegraph Age, The Monthly 
 
 Telephone Journal Weekly 
 
 Temperance Quarterly 
 
 Textile Weekly 
 
 Theatre Magazine Monthly 
 
 Theosophical Quarterly 
 
 Things Chemical Monthly 
 
 Third Rail Monthly 
 
 Thomas’ Drug Book Yearly 
 
 Thomas’ Grocery Book Yearly 
 
 Thomas’ Hardware Book. . . .Yearly 
 Thomas’ Manufacturers’ Book...Y\ 
 Thomas’ Weekly Review. . . .Weekly 
 
 Times, N. Y Daily 
 
 Tip-Top Weekly 
 
 Tip-Top Quarterly Quarterly 
 
 Tobacco Weekly 
 
 Tobacco Journal, U. S Weekly 
 
 Todd Scrap Book Monthly 
 
 Tomahawk, The 
 
 Tousey Libraries Weekly 
 
 Tourist Educator Monthly 
 
 Trade Directory (Automobile) . . .Q. 
 
 Trade Review Tri-Weekly 
 
 Trained Nurse Monthly 
 
 Travel Magazine, The Monthly 
 
 Treasury of Religious Thought.. M. 
 
 Tribune Daily 
 
 Trotter and Pacer Weekly 
 
 Typewriter Topics Monthly 
 
 Underwood’s Counterfeit Rep.Bi-M. 
 
 Underwood News Monthly 
 
 U. S. W. V. Bulletin Weekly 
 
 Union Magazine, The Weekly 
 
 Union Printer, N. Y. . Semi- Weekly 
 
 Universal Engineer Monthly 
 
 Upholsterer, The Monthly 
 
 Van Norden Magazine Monthly 
 
 Variety Weekly 
 
 Voice of Mission Monthly 
 
 Voice of the Retail Druggist. .. .M. 
 
 Volks-Zeitung Daily 
 
 Volunteers’ Gazette Weekly 
 
 Wall Street Journal.. Daily 
 
 Wallpaper News & In. Dec., The.M. 
 
 Unionists’ wives — who spend the family money — should de= 
 mand the union label. 
 
20 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 UNION MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.— Continued. 
 
 War Cry Weekly 
 
 Ward, The Monthly 
 
 Waste Trade Weekly 
 
 Water and Gas Monthly 
 
 Water Lily, The Monthly 
 
 Wayside Tales Monthly 
 
 Weekly Bull, of Clothing Trade. .W. 
 
 Weekly Record Weekly 
 
 Weekly Review, Dun’s Weekly 
 
 Weekly Underwriter Weekly 
 
 Westerleigh Union, The .. Quarterly 
 Whittaker’s Bible Class Manual.. Q. 
 
 Whittaker’s Picture Lessons Q. 
 
 Whittaker’s Sunday School Les..Q. 
 Whittaker’s Teacher’s Assistant. . Q. 
 
 Wide-Awake : Weekly 
 
 Wild West Weekly 
 
 Wilshire’s Magazine Monthly 
 
 Wine Press Monthly 
 
 Woman Monthly 
 
 Woman’s Own Magazine. . . .Weekly 
 
 Woman’s Work Monthly 
 
 Woodcarver Monthly 
 
 Word, The Monthly 
 
 Work and Win Weekly 
 
 Vvorker, The Weekly 
 
 World, N. Y Daily 
 
 Young Christian Soldier, The...W. 
 
 Young Christian Soldier, The....M. 
 
 Young Soldier Weekly 
 
 Young Rough Riders Weekly 
 
 Young Women’s Christian Ass’n.M. 
 Youth’s Temp. Banner, The....M. 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
 This stamp is found in the sole or lining of every shoe made by 
 union men. It guarantees that the shoe is not convict or 
 scab made. 
 
 BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS’ UNION 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN F. TOBIN, President. 
 CHAS. L. BAINE, Sec.-Treas., 
 246 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. 
 
 Local Officers: 
 
 Brooklyn — John B. Geary, 1153 
 Myrtle av. 
 
 New York — J. Wehneke, 323 E. 68th. 
 Newark — H. B. Fouratt, 18 5th. 
 
 This is the union re- 
 pair-shop stamp. See 
 that it gets on your 
 shoes when they are be- 
 ing repaired. It shows 
 that the repairer belongs 
 to the union. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Fay Bros 1022 B’way 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 21 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES.— Continued. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Stamped Boots and Shoes 
 
 MANHATTAN & BRONX 
 
 Adler, S. & J 186 E. 125th 
 
 Adler, S. & J 106th & 3d av. 
 
 Barr & Co 3 E. 42d 
 
 Bates, A. J., & Co 176 Duane 
 
 Baumoehl, H. M. .88 Amsterdam av. 
 Baumoehl, H. M..145 Amsterdam av. 
 Benedetti Bros. .1247 Amsterdam av. 
 Berkowitz & Meirowitz. . 1569 1st av. 
 
 Bloom, R 2324 3d av. 
 
 Boersch, R 65 Grand 
 
 Burger, Louis 1975 3d av. 
 
 Coniglio, Vine.. 584 Amsterdam av. 
 Coward, J. S.... 268-274 Greenwich 
 Douglas, W. L. Shoe Co., 250 W. 125 
 Douglas. . .433 B’way, cor. Howard 
 
 Douglas 755 B’way, cor. 8th 
 
 Douglas 853 B’way, cor. 14th 
 
 Douglas 1349 B’way, cor. 36th 
 
 Douglas 1447 B’way, cor. 41st 
 
 Douglas. .. .2202 3d av., cor. 120th 
 
 Douglas 974 3d av. 
 
 Douglas. . .2779 3d av., bet. 146-147 
 
 Douglas 250 W. 125th 
 
 Douglas 345 8th av. 
 
 Douglas 95 Nassau 
 
 Douglas 356 6th av., cor. 22d. 
 
 Ellinger, R 1523 3d av. 
 
 Ellis, S.... Depot sq., White Plains 
 
 Emanuel, A 1453 2d av. 
 
 Fantell, S. F 1348 1st av. 
 
 Frazin & Oppenheim. .6tn av. & 18th 
 Frazin & Oppenheim. .6th av. & 21st 
 Friedenstein & Son, S. . . .574 3d av. 
 
 Glaser, Alfred 1077 1st av. 
 
 Goldsand, Henry 1392 3d av. 
 
 Goldstein, J 848 Columbus av. 
 
 Greenfield, Phillip 877 8th av. 
 
 Gruninger, C. F 720 10th av. 
 
 Harris, A 350 3d av. 
 
 Hervey, L. E 446 W. 125th 
 
 Hirsch, Nathan 1838 3d av. 
 
 Kalm, J 1714 3d av. 
 
 Kassell, Ed 2598 8th av. 
 
 Kehoe, Wm., & Son. .167 Greenwich 
 
 Kirschner, 1 338 E. Houston 
 
 Klein, M 1808 3d av. 
 
 Lambert, M 39 Courtlandt 
 
 Madden, J. J. 2797 3d av. 
 
 Marks, Benj 2139 8th av. 
 
 Marks, Harry 2695 3d av. 
 
 Marx, B 2139 8th av. 
 
 Marx, H 2695 3d av. 
 
 Masiello, Jos 1545 3d av. 
 
 May, A., & Co... 828 Columbus av. 
 McSherry, P. J. ..726 Columbus av. 
 
 Munnich, Chris 217 Willis av. 
 
 Oppenheimer, H 1426 1st av. 
 
 Paul, N. A., & Co 2 Courtlandt 
 
 Pick, Gus 1334 1st av. 
 
 Pick, Leopold 1562 2d av. 
 
 Pick, Mrs. L 1607 1st av. 
 
 Pincus, P., Railroad av.. White Plains 
 
 Regent Shoe Store i486 3d av. 
 
 Reisman, L 748 Columbus av. 
 
 Reiss, Alex 284 Bowery 
 
 Ringgold, E., & Co 1142 B’way 
 
 Rosenfeld, D. S 2161 8th av. 
 
 Rosenfeld, E 426 3d av. 
 
 Rothenberg & Co 34 W. 14th 
 
 Shire, L. D 446 Columbus av. 
 
 Shire, M. B 1 1 1 Lenox av. 
 
 Strauss, S 2415 8th av. 
 
 Topper, Jos 2100 3d av. 
 
 U. S. Shoe & Leather Co. .167 6th av. 
 
 Uzkovitz, J 2177 8th av. 
 
 Waldorf 976 3d av. 
 
 Waldorf 419 6th av. 
 
 Waldorf 13 Columbus av. 
 
 Waldorf 393 8th av. 
 
 Waldorf 209 Greenwich 
 
 Waldorf 194 Park row 
 
 Waldorf 246 Bowery 
 
 Walk-Over 179 B’way 
 
 Walk-Over 252 W. 125th 
 
 Walk-Over 1177 B’way 
 
 Weinberg, S 165 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Wright, W. J 124 W. 125th 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Allgaier Bros 715 B’way 
 
 Baker, H. A 1720 B’way 
 
 Beck 2051 Fulton 
 
 Brennan, W. G 303 B’way 
 
 Byrne 967 Manhattan av. 
 
 Clark 1567 B’way 
 
 Damm, Geo. . . 446 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Davis, W Fulton & Washington 
 
 Douglas. . .708 B’way, cor. Thornton 
 Douglas. . 1367 B’way, cor. Gates av. 
 
 Douglas 421 Fulton, cor. Pearl 
 
 Douglas 478 5th av. 
 
 Emerson Shoe Store. .B’way & Bed- 
 ford av. 
 
 Engel 447 Myrtle av. 
 
 Fay Bros 1022 B’way 
 
 Frith 917 Manhattan av. 
 
 Friedman 302 5th av. 
 
 Gallegher & Blanly. .3d av., 5ist-52d 
 
 Greenblatt, L 1159 Myrtle av. 
 
 Guarantee 2713 Atlantic av. 
 
 Guggisberg 180 Woodward av. 
 
 Henke 415 B’way 
 
 Kemler 1371 B’ wav 
 
 Markert 609 Grand 
 
 Meade 139 Myrtle av. 
 
 Sweet=Orr Overalls are imion=made and are for sale in all 
 sections of the city. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES.— Continued. 
 
 Meyer & Son 301 Grand 
 
 Meyer & Son 1113 B’way 
 
 McDougall 149 Myrtle av. 
 
 McDougall 197 Flatbush av. 
 
 Morrell Bros 1841 Fulton 
 
 Morrell Bros 1860-2 Fulton 
 
 Morrell Bros 929 Fulton 
 
 Orchard 2693 Atlantic av. 
 
 Phillips, Geo 817 Myrtle av. 
 
 Phillips. .47 Jackson av., L. I. City 
 
 Uzman & Kannofsky 694 B’way 
 
 Waldorf 764 B’way 
 
 Waldorf 1419 B’way 
 
 Waldorf 430 5th av. 
 
 Waldorf 387 Fulton 
 
 Waldorf 1187 Fulton 
 
 Waldorf 21 1 Grand 
 
 Waldorf 882 Manhattan av. 
 
 Waldorf 5112 3d av. 
 
 Walk-Over 565 Fulton 
 
 Waukease 132 5th av. 
 
 SHOE POLISH 
 
 (Label stamped on cover of box.) 
 Douglas, W. L ., & Co.Fulton & Pearl 
 
 WHITE PLAINS 
 
 Ellis, Sam Depot sq. 
 
 Pincus, P Railroad av. 
 
 “Smart Shop” 25 Oracoaupum 
 
 Wheeler, E Railroad av. 
 
 White, suc’r to Cox. .. Railroad av. 
 
 YONKERS 
 
 Waldorf 1 Getty sq. 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 Tuchler Bros 96 Broad 
 
 Waldorf Broad 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Peabody, T. A., Market, opp. Wash. 
 Waldorf Broad 
 
 PATERSON 
 
 Douglas, W. L 192 Market 
 
 Lowenthal’s 108 Main 
 
 Waldorf 146 Market 
 
 PASSAIC 
 
 Franck Shoe Co. 
 
 HOBOKEN 
 
 Waldorf 207 1st 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Douglas, W. L 18 Newark av. 
 
 vValdorf 132 Newark av. 
 
 BROOMS. 
 
 This blue label appears on all union-made brooms and whisk 
 brooms and guarantees that they were not made by convicts 
 in a prison factory. The label is placed under the wire at 
 the finish of the broom and not pasted on. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROOM AND WHISK MAKERS’ UNION 
 
 Officers: 
 
 J. M. HOFFMAN, President, 
 174 Spalding Street, Lockport, N. Y. 
 A. A. BROWER, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 Box 536, Amsterdam, N. Y. 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 14. Amsterdam, N. Y. — Geo. Meaker, 55 Union. 
 
 21. Lockport, N. Y. — Philip Oxner, 88 Vine. 
 
 79. Amsterdam, N. Y. — Albert Gode, 37 Glen av. 
 
 88. Rochester, N. Y. — Wm. Brucks, care A. C. Dobbertin. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 BROOMS.- 
 
 Retail Stores Selling 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 77 Atlantic av., cor Hicks 
 2681 Atlantic av., bet. Vermont & 
 New Hampshire 
 
 Bath av. & Bay 19th, Bath Beach 
 120 Bridge, cor. Prospect 
 359 Broadway, cor. Keep 
 587 Central av. 
 
 805 Coney Island av., bet. Av. C & D 
 515 Court, cor. 9th 
 429 Court, nr. 3d pi. 
 
 618 DeKalb av., cor. Nostrand av. 
 
 108 5th av., cor. Baltic 
 
 187 5th av., cor. Berkeley pi. 
 
 297 5th av., cor. 2d 
 
 401 5th av., cor. 7th 
 
 535 5th av., cor. 14th 
 
 5801 5th av., cor. 58th 
 669-671 5th av., cor. 20th 
 4*7*7 7th av. 
 
 370 7th av. 
 
 3923 Fort Hamilton av., cor. 40th 
 1445 Fulton, cor. Tompkins av. 
 
 1592 Fulton, opp. Sumner av. 
 
 1750 Fulton, nr. Utica av. 
 
 1928 Fulton, nr. Ralph av. 
 
 2138 Fulton, nr. Rockaway 
 222 Greenwood av., cor. E. 3d 
 440 Hicks, cor. Harrison 
 194 Kmgsland av., cor. Driggs av. 
 
 995 Manhattan av., cor. Huron 
 
 -Continued. 
 
 Union-Made Brooms 
 
 850 Manhattan av., opp. Noble 
 
 1085 Manhattan av., cor. Dupont 
 
 481 Myrtle av., cor. Hall 
 
 648 Myrtle av., cor. Franklin av. 
 
 135 Nassau av., cor. Oakland 
 
 2*72 Prospect Park West, cor. 17th 
 
 220 Reid av., cor. Jefferson av. 
 
 bx.ore rd., Sheepshead Bay 
 
 147 Smith, cor. Bergen 
 
 241 Smith, cor. Douglass 
 
 121 3d av., cor. St. Marks pi. 
 
 476 3d av., cor. 10th 
 4001 3d av., cor. 46th 
 5302 3a av., cor. 53d 
 5623 3d av., cor. 57th 
 415 Union 
 
 359 Van Brunt, nr. Dikeman 
 
 638 Wythe av., cor. Wilson 
 
 Abraham & Straus 420 Fulton 
 
 Batterman B’way & Graham av. 
 
 Berlin B’way & Willoughby 
 
 Deterling Nostrand & Senot 
 
 Klein waiter 299 Harmon 
 
 Meyer 416 B’way 
 
 Price & Rosenbaum. .B’way & Ralph 
 Stubbe 585 Hamburg av. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 Bloomingdale 59th & 3d av. 
 
 Koch, H. C. F., & Co. .132 W. 125th 
 
 Rothenberg 14th & 6th av. 
 
 14th St. Store 14th & 6th av. 
 
 BRUSHES. 
 
 This is the label of the Brushmakers’ International Union. You 
 can get it by asking for it. It is on all kinds of brushes but 
 tooth brushes. 
 
 BRUSHMAKERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION 
 
 Officers: 
 
 M. H. BRADY, President, 
 
 1108 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 J. M. McELROY, Secretary, 
 
 1822 Stiles Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 2. Peter F. Bischoff, 315 Monastery, W. Hoboken, N. J. 
 
 6. Ed. A. Nelson, 140 Oakland, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 12. H. Wadsworth, 40 De Witt ave., Belleville, N. J. 
 
 ^[g' lumoN labeT> 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Blumenthal, H 432 E. 71st 
 
 Gerhardt, C 591 Hudson 
 
 Kappeler, J. M. ..1038 Stebbins av. 
 
 Mahler, P., & Sons 299 Pearl 
 
 Mitchell, E 271 Pearl 
 
 Nelson, E. A 140 Oakland 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Cahill, R 192 Fulton 
 
 Haurahan, T 2748 Atlantic av. 
 
 Paterson & Kaufman. 805 Lex’g’n av 
 Ryan, J. M >...111 Grand 
 
 NEW JERSEY 
 
 Bischoff, P. F 315 Monastery, 
 
 West Hoboken 
 
 Dixon & Caffrey.38 Bergen, Newark 
 Newfeld, O. ..409 Lewis, Union Hill 
 
 Wadsworth, H 40 De Witt av., 
 
 Belleville 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 BRIDGES AND IRON WORK 
 
 Should be built by men who wear the button of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BRIDGE AND 
 STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS 
 
 Officers: 
 
 F. M. RYAN, 
 
 President, 
 
 J. J. McNAMARA, 
 Sec.-Treasurer, 
 422-424 American Cen- 
 tral Life Bldg., 
 Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Local Lodges, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 11. Newark — W. Brown; L. P. Russell, 54 Stradford pi. Friday, 248 Halsey. 
 35. Brooklyn — John W. Kelly; Robert Hart, 77 So. Fifth. Friday, Arcanum 
 Hall, 407 Bridge. 
 
 40. New York — Jeremiah McCarthy; R. B. Davison, 154 E. 54th. Wednes- 
 day, 154 E. 54th. 
 
 42. New York — John Worm; Geo. Greger, 307 E. 81st. Tuesday, 1551 2d av. 
 45. Jersey City — John J. Dolan; A. Bussow, 713 Malone, W. Hoboken. 
 
 Friday, Hawke’s Hall, 13th and Erie. 
 
 52. New York — Chas. Herrschaft; W. Gamble, 1551 2d av. Friday, 243 
 E. 84th. 
 
 The union label is the means by which you can help your 
 fellow-workers in other trades. 
 
 Be sure that you consult the Union Goods Directory before 
 you or your wife sally forth to spend your weekly allowance. 
 
 J. J. Bagley & Co., Detroit, Mich., manufacture fine=cut and 
 smoking tobacco — union=labeled, of course. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOIN- 
 ERS OF AMERICA. 
 
 WM. D. HUBER, President, 
 FRANK DUFFY, Secretary, 
 
 P. O. Box 187, Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Business Agents: 
 
 New York City — L. E. Storey, 248 E. 121st; John J. Towers, 178 East 87th; 
 
 Konst Eckert, 243 E. 112th; John Rice, 523 W. 50th. 
 
 Brooklyn— Henry Erickson, 288 Degraw; Jos. Gleason, 60 Georgia av. ; 
 
 Geo. Hellen, 142 E. 59th; E. Bradley, 585 Hamburger. 
 
 Bronx — Chas. H. Bausher, 1370 Franklin av. ; Chas. Schratt, 1836 Arthur 
 av. ; Thos. Dalton, 3309 3d av. 
 
 Long Island City — Jas. Asher, Mill and Concord, Morris Park; Wm. Paw- 
 lowich, 157 15th av. ; Geo. Lynch, 142 E. 59th. 
 
 Staten Island — Chas. Lange, 81 Gordon, Stapleton. 
 
 Jersey City — J. R. Burgess, 452 Hoboken av. ; H. Bertolf, 538 Elm, West 
 Hoboken. 
 
 Elizabeth — J. T. Cosgrove, 843 Elizabeth av. 
 
 Newark — J. M. McLean, 259 So. 10th; C. C. Mowell, 107 Oraton. 
 
 Paterson — Krine Englishman, Helvetia Hall, Van Houten. 
 
 New Rochelle — J. E. Martin, 51 Warren. 
 
 Rahway — L. A. Springer. 
 
 White Plains — J. G. Knapp, 4 Baker av. 
 
 Yonkers — Wm. Wyatte, 179 Ashburton av. 
 
 Local Unions and Meeting Nights: 
 
 BRONX STATEN ISLAND 
 
 567 — 144 Canal, Stapleton. Mon. 
 606 — Fink’s Hall, W. New Brigh- 
 ton. Mon. 
 
 1388 — Engine House, Huguenot. 2d 
 and 4th Tues. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 12 — 951 Willoughby av. Mon. 
 
 32 — 951 Willoughby av. Wed. 
 
 109 — 443 Atlantic av. Mon. 
 
 126 — 760 Manhattan av. 1st and 
 3d Wed. 
 
 147 — Liberty av. and Wyona. Tues. 
 175 — 574 Broadway. Wed. 
 
 40 — Beck’s Hotel. 1st and 3d Mon. 
 172 — Masonic Hall, Westchester. 
 Mon. 
 
 387 — 639 Van Cortlandt av. Tues. 
 464 — 2994 3d av. Tues. 
 
 478 — 761 E. 166th. Tues. 
 
 593 — nth, bet. White Plains rd. & 
 233d, Williamsbridge. Tues. 
 
 JAMAICA 
 
 613 — Fraternity Hall. Wed. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 34 — 432 Steinway av. 2d and 4th 
 Tues. 
 
 The union label means health for the workers* 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.— Continued. 
 
 247 — Court and State. Mon. 
 
 258 — Howard av. & Madison. Mon. 
 291 — 995 Willoughby av. Mon. 
 
 381 — 15 McDougal. Mon. 
 
 451 — 315 Washington. Mon. 
 
 471 — Fifth av. and Union. Mon. 
 639 — 53d and 3d av. Mon. 
 
 425 — Surf av. and 16th, Coney 
 Island. Tues. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 51 — 183 E. 107th. Mon. 
 
 56 — (Parquet Floor Layers) — 240 
 E. 80th. Wed. 
 
 64 — S. E. cor. 48th and 3d av. 
 Mon. 
 
 240 — 243 E. 84th. Tues. 
 
 285 — (Framers) — 321 E. 73d. Wed. 
 309- — (Cabinet Makers) — 321 E. 
 73d. Tues. 
 
 340 — 341 W. 47th. Tues. 
 
 375 — (Framers) — 243 E. 84th. Tues. 
 
 382 — 243 E. 84th. Tues. 
 
 457 — 321 E. 73d. Wed. 
 
 468 — 149 E. 1 6th. Mon. 
 
 473 — Christopher & Hudson. Mon. 
 476 — (Machine Woodworkers) — 243 
 E. 84th. Tues. 
 
 497 — 243 E. 84th. Mon. 
 
 509 — 414 6th av. Mon. 
 
 513 — 243 E. 84th. Tues. 
 
 575 — (Stairbuilders) — 67th and 3d 
 av. 1st, 3d and 5th Tues. 
 
 707 — 240 E. 80th. Mon. 
 
 715 — 67 and 69 W. 125th. Mon. 
 724 — 1032 1st av. Mon. 
 
 727 — 98 Forsyth. Mon. 
 
 774 — 156 E. 54th. Wed. 
 
 1548 — (Butchers’ Fixtures) — 424 W. 
 49th. Tues. 
 
 1565 — 308 E. 113th. Mon. 
 
 1717 — 203 E. 56th. Wed. 
 
 1747 — 165 E. 125th. Mon. 
 
 1790 — (Cabinet Makers) — 84 E. 4th. 
 Wed. 
 
 Manufacturers of Union-Label Fixtures. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Ballance 80 Wallabout 
 
 Cobb, Geo. W. . .Willoughby, nr. Ft. 
 Green Pk. 
 
 Engelhardt, C. W 29 Lawton 
 
 Furguson, R. B. ..Lee av.-Wallabout 
 
 Goetz, Jos 102 Engert av. 
 
 Greiner, J. . . .Dodworth, nr. B’way 
 Heckelmann, A. & M..262 Johnson av. 
 Holler, Jack. ... 15-19 Kosciusko pi. 
 
 Kirsch, F. J 532 Bushwick av. 
 
 Lawrence, R.. Ralph & Fairview av., 
 Ridgewood Heights 
 
 Lindblad & Co West & Java 
 
 Mortensen, A.. 516-518 Hamilton av. 
 Mulligan, Geo West & Java 
 
 Pepler & Schefler..5i Washington av 
 
 Ryan, D 22d & 23d, 3d av. 
 
 Schwartz, Chas Flushing av. 
 
 Scott & Co., N. B... 440-442 Adelphi 
 Seaman & Son.. Grand & Myrtle avs. 
 Smith & Son, H.. .256 St. James pi. 
 Staib & Co., W. V..646 Atlantic av. 
 Steingoetter & Co., L. .13-19 Thames 
 Worn & Co., Wm. F 73 George 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Farrell, Thos 626 10th av. 
 
 Jackson & Co 10th av., 14th 
 
 McLean, Jas 510 W. 34th 
 
 Nilson, J. R 444 W. 14th 
 
 White, Wm. E. ..Barrow & Hudson 
 
 WOOD CARVING. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL WOOD CARVERS’ ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN S. HENRY, Secretary, 1220 3d av., New York City. 
 
 Local Branches, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 Wood Carvers’ and Modelers’ Association. 
 
 AUGUST SCHREMPF, President. 
 
 M. SUSSMAN, Vice-President. 
 
 AUGUST SCHREIBER, Rec.-Sec’y. 
 
 GEO. DANITZ, Fin.-Sec’y. 
 
 FRED HEUN, Treasurer. 
 
 ADAM SACKS, Serg’t-at-Arms. 
 
 Meets 1 st, 3d and 5th Friday, Labor Temple, 243 E. 84th St., New York. 
 
 For list of retailers see Woodworkers. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 CARRIAGES AND WAGONS 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKERS 
 
 WM. MACPHERSON, President, 6419 Parnell av., Chicago, 111 . 
 JOHN H. BRINKMAN, Sec.-Treas., 520 6th Street, N. W., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 5. New York City — John D. Atherton, 774 Wendover av. 
 73. New York City — Chas. Zavadil, 1453 1st av. 
 
 127. New York City — J. G. Hoehn, 413 E. 87th. 
 
 135. Brooklyn — John Bergman, 257 St. Mark’s av. 
 
 140. Jersey City — Wm. Koschei, 77 Webster av. 
 
 1 5 1. Newark — Fred Jackel, 282 Littleton av. 
 
 155. Brooklyn — John A. Clerke, 1202 Decatur. 
 
 177. New York City — Chas. Hagen, 111 W. 101st. 
 
 List of Fair Firms 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Babon, Wm 233 E. 80th 
 
 Barry 28 E. 29th 
 
 Bolton, F 106 Lawrence 
 
 Buckler, Julius. . . .1241 Stebbins av. 
 
 Bunge 1 18 W. 52d 
 
 Callahan Sons, Edw. ..46th & B’way 
 Carey. .. .66th, 8th & Columbus avs. 
 
 Cole & Whoop 48 W. 67th 
 
 Columbia Auto Co 205 W. 80th 
 
 Continental Stable Co. ..850 7th av. 
 
 Day & Son 109 7th av. 
 
 Dieser 112 Stanton 
 
 Ehrler, Mall 141 W. 33d 
 
 Eicke & Adams. .39th, ioth-nth avs. 
 Ermice, Keelaut & Co. ..141 E. 23d 
 
 Fien & Knecht 552 E. 144th 
 
 Fischer & Bauer 64th & 2d av. 
 
 Hall, Robert. .. .62d & Madison av. 
 
 Hammerich 136th & So. Blvd 
 
 Haug, Charles 62 Grove 
 
 Herbeck, Chas. E 1395 Av. A 
 
 Kalla, J. S 71 1 1 st av. 
 
 Knoeller, Chas 118 E. 63d 
 
 Kolinski, J 73d & East River 
 
 Kozlick & Neubauer 451 E. 38th 
 
 Leimdorf, J 68th & North River 
 
 Luckosh, John. . . .70th & East River 
 
 Meyer, George 64th & 2d av. 
 
 McAuliffe . . 54th, bet. 6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Moore & Munger 602 W. 52d 
 
 Mott Haven Carriage Co. 
 
 New York Journal 504 Water 
 
 N. Y. Dash & Fender Co. 
 
 Oleyer, A. ..64th, bet. 2d & 3d avs. 
 
 Reinhard 133d & Lawrence 
 
 Rooney & Tierney.. 51st, 6th*7th avs. 
 
 Roos, John 431 E. 91st 
 
 Scholz & Taubar 1161 1st av. 
 
 Scott, Wm W. Houston 
 
 Seaich, Wm. H 32d & 4th av. 
 
 united States Dash & Fender Co. 
 
 Wagner 15th & 9th av. 
 
 Willis 2 & 4 E. 39th 
 
 Wood, Fred. R., & Son.. 219 W. 19th 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Bolzner, Charles 317 Covert 
 
 Burkley, J... Cypress av., nr. Cooper 
 Burger, Landolin. . .255 Johnson av. 
 Culver, William. ...1147 DeKalb av. 
 
 Habersham Bros 64 Bedford av. 
 
 Hof & Hickman. .Grand, nr. New- 
 town Creek 
 
 Keirath, Chris St. Nicholas av. 
 
 nr. Myrtle 
 
 Kistner, August 1758 Fulton 
 
 Klotzback, H.. Cypress av., nr. Myrtle 
 Matheis, Hy., & Son.. 41 Central av. 
 
 Meyer, Harry 1147 DeKalb av. 
 
 Scholl, Anton 405 Flushing av. 
 
 Schwenk, John.. 1140 Willoughby av. 
 Silver, successor to Votteler Bros., 
 Knickerbocker av. & Ingraham 
 
 Sior, Henry 245-247 Floyd 
 
 Sonleiter, Lorenz 175 Grove 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CEMENT WORKERS. 
 
 This is the emblem of the 
 
 AMERICAN BROTHERHOOD OF CEMENT WORKERS 
 
 Officers: 
 
 ALFRED TRACY, President, 
 i oo i 38th Street, Brooklyn. 
 HENRY ULLNER, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 1122 Market Street, San Francisco, 
 Cal. 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 13. Newark — Frank Zmiyka, 
 
 232 Springfield av. 
 
 18. Astoria — J. L. Kirley, 
 
 1 Woolsey av. 
 
 34. New York City — Martin 
 Goellnitz, 316 E. 63d. 
 
 67. Bronx — Carl Krukowski, 
 
 438 E. 181st. 
 
 CLOTH HATS AND CAPS. 
 
 This is the only genuine label of the 
 
 UNITED CLOTH HAT & CAP MAKERS OF NORTH 
 AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 MAX ZUCKERMAN, Secretary, 
 M. HALZSAGER, Organizer, 
 62 E. 4th Street, New York. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Caps 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 The Surprise Store.. 138- 146 W. 14th 
 The Surprise Store.... 3d av. & 83d 
 The Surprise Store. . 523-529 8th av. 
 
 Corn 549 8th av. 
 
 Doniger Bros 21 W. 4th 
 
 Fox & Lederer 27 E. 23d 
 
 Landesdorff 9 E. 4th 
 
 Rosen & Goldstein. .. .65 W. B’way 
 Sachman 554 Hudson 
 
 Seigel 25 E. 4th 
 
 Simonson, Lichtenstein & Pechner, 
 34 W. 4th 
 
 Walner & Son 208 Wooster 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Barnett 661 Myrtle av. 
 
 Bay 1025 Flushing av. 
 
 Hershaft 691 B’way 
 
 Shick 362 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Bush & Gerts pianos bear the union label. Write for cata= 
 log. Bush Temple, Chicago. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 CIGARS. 
 
 This label is an emblem of cleanliness, honest labor and fair 
 wages . When you take a cigar from a box bearing the blue 
 label you know that it was made by union men in clean fac- 
 tories. The label does not appear on cigars made in tenement 
 houses. Look for the blue union label. Ask for union-made 
 cigars. 
 
 CIGAR MAKERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA 
 
 iy Auuomy ot ths Mawf 
 
 . __ Union-made Cigars. 
 
 j-.'Weu'a ,( [„ hosxjmtijw r-i amuc/l mumk rw 
 
 , y tv /*•»>«; 
 
 Officers: 
 
 G. W. PERKINS, President, 
 820 Monon Bldg., Chicago. 
 GIBSON WEBER, Treasurer, 
 1704 Gratz Street, Station C, 
 Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Local Unions and Secretaries: 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 13. H. Michaels, 1487 5th av. 
 
 87. Jas. Orr, 1309 Bedford av., B’klyn. 
 
 90. Ad. Groelinger, 241 E. 84th. 
 
 1 01. G. Longo, 553 Hancock, L. I. City. 
 
 132. T. Billingheimer, 19 1 Reid av., B’klyn. 
 
 141. I. Wodicka, 321 E. 73d. 
 
 144. M. Brown, 190 Bowery. 
 
 149. E. Fay, 404 Ralph, B’klyn. 
 
 John Cesser, 235 Linden, B’klyn. 
 
 213. H. Vital, 433 80th. 
 
 J. C. Hilsdorf, 246 1st av. 
 
 251. C. L. Lindlau, 208 E. 81st. 
 
 292. T. E. Silvester, 1258 Decatur, B’klyn. 
 
 448. M. Parez, 166 E. 107th. 
 
 NEW JERSEY 
 
 3. H. Walther, 370 Main, Paterson. 
 
 W. A. Cook, 28 Washington, Paterson. 
 
 8. W. Oakley, 45 Columbia av., Hoboken. 
 
 M. Schuencke, 111 Park av., Hoboken. 
 
 1 1 7. A. E. Hangs, 12 1 South, Orange. 
 
 131. H. Huish, 197 Olean av., Jersey City. 
 
 138. H. F. Hilfers, 68 So. Orange av., Newark. 
 147. L. Paulsen, 205 Bergenline av., Union Hill. 
 234. H. Delius, 8th, No. Bergen. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Cigars 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Ahner, F 2420 Lorillard 
 
 Andrle 418 E. 72d 
 
 Barth 168 Bowery 
 
 Bartles & Whiteley 120 3d av. 
 
 Carrieri, A 504 E. 171st 
 
 Cooper Lunch Counter.. 15 Bible H’s 
 
 Cohen, N 71 Cooper sq. 
 
 Cook Cigar Store 98 7th av. 
 
 Drake, W. F 188 West End av. 
 
 Gilberg Bros 51 1 Lenox av. 
 
 Glen Island Hotel. .Courtland & West 
 
 Hanson Bowery & Rivington 
 
 Helm, B 8th av. & 14th 
 
 Houkm....8th av., bet. 17th & 18th 
 
 Joe’s Restaurant 7 3d av. 
 
 Katz & Meyer 136^ Newark 
 
 Kamiouer, S 56 E. 8th 
 
 Lelyveld, J 1444 5th av. 
 
 Litvock 541 Lenox av. 
 
 Liebman, J 201 W. 125th 
 
 Mermelstein, J 533 Lenox av. 
 
 Miller, J 662 3d av. 
 
 Nogeli, F 482 Lenox av. 
 
 Plunkett’s Sons, Thos ....22 Bowery 
 
 Rahmann, C 163 7th 
 
 Rand & Frach 3853 3d av. 
 
 Rumler 692 3d av. 
 
 Saqui’s 775 Tremont av. 
 
 Schaefer, J 158 W. 19th 
 
 Schaefer, J 315 E. 34th 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CIGARS. — Continued. 
 
 Serveiss, H 547 3d av. 
 
 Sprung, A. H ‘2702 3d av. 
 
 Union Store 203 E. 23d 
 
 Union Cigar Store.. 1702 Madison av. 
 
 Worthacker, J 192 8th av. 
 
 Wallach 124 E. 14th 
 
 Weissman, Geo 468 Lenox av. 
 
 Weinberg & Fresco.... 81 Park row 
 Wessell, Geo 844 Columbus av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Barend, S 282 Bedford av. 
 
 Ferd’s Cigar Store.. 1201 Myrtle av. 
 
 Flanzenbaum, D 500 7th av. 
 
 Jones & Davis 249 Washington 
 
 Klein, Herman 397 5th av. 
 
 Wehmann, C..Reid av. & Van Brunt 
 
 PATERSON 
 
 Morgan, C. W 153 u way 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Arbuckle & Co 106 Bleeker 
 
 Arndt, Julius 75 Baldwin 
 
 Axt, Fred 97 South 8th 
 
 Bedford, F 51 Columbia 
 
 Baechlin, Oscar 122 Parker 
 
 Bergman, Jos.... 357 Springfield av. 
 
 Bach, Fred 287 Wallace 
 
 Bruns, Wm 508 So. Orange av. 
 
 Buchert, Geo 366 15th av. 
 
 Buchert, Peter 666 Bergen 
 
 Bruns, Gerhart. .. .286 W. Kinney 
 
 Binder, A 98 Ferguson 
 
 Brauns, Martin 12 1 Quitman 
 
 Beike, Henry 396 Walnut 
 
 Boehm, Barbara 835 So. 16th 
 
 Carris, Sol 64 Belleville av. 
 
 Danielson, Herman 95 Ferry 
 
 Dilly, Louis 95 Bank 
 
 Dietz, D., Sr.... 109 Springfield av. 
 
 Duffy, James 32 So. 21st 
 
 Ellbrecht, H., Sr 179 13th av. 
 
 Eskin, Chas 382 Broad 
 
 Englert, P. 0 481 So. nth 
 
 Freudenthal & Adler. . . .278 Market 
 Finn, Benedict. .. 364 Springfield av. 
 
 Friedeberg, B 22 Academy 
 
 Frenchman Sons 71 Mulberry 
 
 Fernau, Henry 497 So. nth 
 
 Fleishman, I.. 435 Broad 
 
 Frank & Son 497 Broad 
 
 Frankfurter, J 40 Blum 
 
 Franz, J 803 E. 161st 
 
 Fritz, Harry.... 236 Springfield av. 
 Glutting, Adam.. 1 89 So. Orange av. 
 Glutting, J. G. . . .154 Bloomfield av. 
 
 Gross Bros 139 Mulberry 
 
 Gutman, Morris 492 So. 12th 
 
 Geisheimer, Her. F 252 Orange 
 
 Guth, H 388 Grove, Irvington 
 
 Gahr, Jacob 116 Hamburg pi. 
 
 Gutchke, Aug 69 Holland 
 
 Gurley, Dan 389 So. Orange av. 
 
 Hildebrand, E 257 Belmont av. 
 
 Hock, Jos 302 15th av 
 
 Hahn, Louis 580 So. nth 
 
 Herzberg, H....166 Bloomfield av. 
 
 Hilfers, Fred i 8 j 4 Holland 
 
 Hemhauser, J 375 So. 6th 
 
 Hedden, A 169 Orange 
 
 Habich, F 59 Ridgewood av. 
 
 Juengling, E 20th, Irvington 
 
 Joest, A., Sr 605 So. nth 
 
 Jaeckel, R 786 So. 14th 
 
 Jahn, W 159 Ferry 
 
 Kronenberger, J 33 Darcy 
 
 Kraft, J 37 Beacon 
 
 Luz, F. L., & Co 14 Green 
 
 Lyons, Abe 304 Market 
 
 Luttchau, W....675 Springfield av. 
 Mueller, Frank.... 35 Hamburg pi. 
 
 Mintz, 0 200 Bruce 
 
 Matt, Edw 850 Summer av. 
 
 Monis, Samuel 225 Ferry 
 
 Miller, Geo 25 Magnolia 
 
 Mellon, Wm 96 Sussex av. 
 
 McDonough, W 42 Peat 
 
 Mayer, David 498 Market 
 
 Nadel, Samuel 56 Beacon 
 
 Nadel, H., Cigar Co... 103 Wallace 
 
 Neirmaier, A 415 So. 6th 
 
 Ott & Kull 105 Hunderton 
 
 Piche, Geo 322 Washington 
 
 Pfaff, J. & A 33 Dickerson 
 
 Pape, Emil 251 Elm 
 
 Perment, F 165 Hamburg pi. 
 
 Puelm, W 160 13th av. 
 
 Pulaski, F., 126 Harrison av., Har- 
 rison, N. J. 
 
 Rosen, H 855 Broad 
 
 Rittershoeffer, J 228 16th av. 
 
 Roth, H. W 217 Milford av. 
 
 Rosenthal, J 44 Jones 
 
 Stone, H 184 Market 
 
 Stumm, N 416 Lafayette 
 
 Schneider, R 132 Wickliffe 
 
 Sleight & Schmidt. ... 14 Arlington 
 
 Solky, M 72 Howard 
 
 Sobel, M 187 Spruce 
 
 Schweitzer, G 7 Mulberry 
 
 Serbe, F n Bowery 
 
 Sauter, W 57 Avon pi. 
 
 Saul, J. A 69 Stone 
 
 Schweikert, A 118 Bragaw 
 
 Spahn, H 5 Beacon 
 
 Schroeder, Aug. .397 So. Orange av. 
 
 Sager, LI 133 Springfield av. 
 
 Saul, G. A 149 Spruce 
 
 Sheid, Chas 126 Wright 
 
 Schmitt, John 63 Pierce 
 
 Thier, Peter 451 Springfield av. 
 
 Vanderhoven, C 272 15th av. 
 
 Waldheim, C.164 Elm, Arl’ton, N. J. 
 
 Weberbauer, F 340 Bergen 
 
 Woehler, C 637 So. 10th 
 
 Wakefield, J 172 South 
 
 Wedel, M 420 So. 7th 
 
 Weigand, J 175 William 
 
 Zwipf, H., Sr 40 Magnolia 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 3i 
 
 CLERKS. 
 
 No store is a union store unless this card is on display. This 
 means just what it says. 
 
 RETAIL CLERKS’ INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIVE ASSO= 
 CIATION 
 
 Officers: 
 
 H. J. CONWAY, President, 
 Chicago. 
 
 MAX MORRIS, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 Denver. 
 
 Local Unions and Meeting Nights: 
 
 97. New York City — 12 St. Mark’s pi., 2 d and 4th Tuesday. 
 496. New York City — 154 E. 54th, 2d and 4th Sunday. 
 
 1057. New York City — 197 Lexington av., 1st and 3d Monday. 
 New York City — 124th near 3d av., 1st and 3d Monday. 
 
 624 — Mt. Vernon. 
 
 598 — Yonkers. 
 
 1074 — Stapleton, S. I. 
 768 — Newark, N. J. 
 
 806 — Newark, N. J. 
 
 990 — Jersey City, N. J. 
 1 1 12 — Hoboken, N. J. 
 574 — Orange, N. J. 
 
 The Following Stores Employ Union Clerks 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Bauman 118th & 3d av. 
 
 Cailan 121st & 3d av. 
 
 Casey Bros 10th av. & 42d 
 
 Cowperthwaite & Sons.. Park av.-i25th 
 East India Tea Co. ..54th & 3d av. 
 
 Jacobson’s 118th & 3d av. 
 
 Jordan, Moriarty & Co... 15^ E. 23d 
 Lucos Bros ....124th & 3d av. 
 
 Ludwig Baumann & Co. .8th av.-35th 
 
 Lennon & Meyers 151 E. 23d 
 
 414 Amsterdam av. 
 
 484 Amsterdam av. 
 
 495 Amsterdam av. 
 
 1420 Amsterdam av. 
 
 817 Amsterdam av. 
 
 900 Amsterdam av. 
 
 1775 Amsterdam av. 
 
 1262 Amsterdam av. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 A GOOD many people do not know that 
 the Egg-O-See Cereal Company is the 
 only cereal food concern that has the 
 official label of the Cereal Workers’ 
 Union of America upon the boxes containing its 
 products. The factories of this company, at 
 Quincy, 111., and Buffalo, N. Y., are models of 
 cleanliness. Their employees are healthy, happy 
 and well-paid, and are enthusiastic in their praise 
 of the fair conditions under which they work. 
 Not only does this firm place the union label 
 on its cereal products, but it ALSO uses the 
 printers’ union label on its printing, and the 
 lithographers’ union label on its lithographic 
 work. The success of the Egg-O-See Company 
 has been phenomenal, due to their fair treatment, 
 both of employees and the buying public. More 
 Egg-O-See is sold to-day than any other cereal 
 food in America. Every time you purchase a 
 package of Egg-O-See, you do three things: 
 First, you boost unionism; second, you knock 
 Post, the union hater; third, you get the best 
 cereal food on the market. See their advertise- 
 ment on the second page of cover. 
 
 Let us practise what we preach, and thus help 
 those who help us. 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 CLERKS. — 
 
 Amsterdam av. & 67th 
 985 Columbus av. 
 
 79 Canal 
 
 902 Columbus av. 
 
 337 Lenox av. 
 
 458 Lenox av. 
 
 76 Manhattan av. 
 
 929 Teller av. 
 
 705 Tremont av. 
 
 1034 Westchester av. 
 
 179 Willis av. 
 
 282 Willis av. 
 
 562 2d av. 
 
 657 2d av. 
 
 2047 3d av. 
 
 1881 3d av. 
 
 2174 5th av. 
 
 2071 8th av. 
 
 2266 8th av. 
 
 2390 8th av. 
 
 2515 8th av. 
 
 2652 8th av. 
 
 2721 8th av. 
 
 2788 8th av. 
 
 330 9th av. 
 
 450 9th av. 
 
 721 9th av. 
 
 792 10th av. 
 
 851 10th av. 
 
 YONKERS 
 
 Roftes 10 Main 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Greene, J. W., & Co., Grove & R.R. av 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 77 Atlantic av., cor. Hicks 
 
 2681 Atlantic ave., bet. Vermont & 
 New Hampshire 
 120 Bridge, cor. Prospect 
 359 Broadway, cor. Keep 
 515 Court, cor. 9th 
 429 Court, near 3d pi. 
 
 618 DeKalb av., cor. Nostrand av. 
 
 108 5th av., cor. Baltic 
 187 5th av., cor. Berkley pi. 
 
 297 5th av., cor. 2d 
 401 5th av., cor. 7th 
 
 Continued. 
 
 534 5th av. 
 
 535 5th av., cor. 14th 
 669-671 5th av., cor 20th 
 
 4105 Fort Hamilton av., nr. 41st 
 1445 Fulton, cor. Tompkins av. 
 
 1592 Fulton, opp. Sumner av. 
 
 1750 Fulton, nr. Utica av. 
 
 1928 Fulton, nr. Ralph av. 
 
 2138 Fulton, nr. Rockaway 
 222 Greenwood av., cor. E. 3d 
 448 Hicks, nr. Harrison 
 194 Kingsland av., cor. Driggs av. 
 995 Manhattan av., cor. Huron 
 850 Manhattan av., bet. Cayler & 
 Greenpoint av. 
 
 1085 Manhattan av., cor. Dupont 
 84 Myrtle av. 
 
 481 Myrtle av., cor. Hall 
 
 648 Myrtle av., cor. Franklin av. 
 
 135 Nassau av., cor Oak 
 
 272 Prospect Park West, cor. 17th 
 
 220 Reid av., cor. Jefferson av. 
 
 147 Smith, cor. Bergen 
 241 Smith, cor. Douglas 
 1 21 3<i av., cor. St. Marks pi. 
 
 476 3d av., cor. 10th 
 4601 3d av., cor. 46th 
 5302 3d av., cor. 53d 
 5623 3d av., cor. 57th 
 359 Van Brunt, nr. Dikeman 
 
 638 Wythe av., cor. Wilson 
 
 SHEEPSHEAD BAY 
 
 Roulston, Thos Shore rd. 
 
 BATH BEACH 
 
 Roulston, Thos.. Bath av., Bay & 19th 
 
 CONEY ISLAND 
 
 Roulston, Thos. ..805 Coney Island 
 av., bet. Avs. C & D 
 
 NEWARK. 
 
 Colyer & Co 815 Broad 
 
 Marshall & Ball. .. .807-813 Broad 
 Stoutenberg & Co. .. .803-805 Broad 
 
 Union men at heart employ nothing but card men; union men 
 for revenue employ any old thing. 
 
 Workingmen who buy the products of unfair manufacturers are 
 furnishing the means for their own ruin. 
 
 Help those who help you and your progress will be easier. 
 
 Peck & Co., 822 Broadway, New York, manufacture men’s 
 union=label clothing. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 COOPERS. 
 
 This tight barrel label is found on bung stave of all union-made 
 beer , wine , whiskey and other tight barrels , and is stamped 
 with a steel die. Look for the stamp. 
 
 COOPERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION 
 OF* NORTH AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 M. O’DONNELL, President, 
 
 4835 Bishop Street, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 J. A. CABLE, Sec. -Treasurer, 
 Merriwether Bldg. 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 2. New York City — T. M. Warren, 1005 Kent av., B’klyn. 3d Sunday, 
 9.30 A. M., 321 E. 73d. 
 
 27. New York City — T. J. Greene, 56 So. 3d, B’klyn. 1st and 3d Sunday, 
 342 W. 42d. 
 
 60. New York City — J. J. Donnelly, 51 India, B’klyn. 2d and 4th Sunday, 
 70 E. 4th. 
 
 213. New York City — A. Hildebrandt, 24 West End av. 2d Saturday, 424 
 W. 49th. 
 
 14. Brooklyn — A. Fensch, 135 Sheffield av., B’klyn. 3d Sunday, 949 
 Willoughby av., B’klyn. 
 
 40. Jersey City — W. H. Vaughan, 117 Bloomfield, Hoboken. 2d Tuesday, 
 331 Palisade av. 
 
 134. Newark — H. Gronau, 127 Livingston. 3d Sunday, 48 William. 
 
 167. Newark — T. Hession, 12 No. 7th. 2d Tuesday, 55 Burnett. 
 
 Manufacturers Using 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 Hoffman, A. 
 
 Wagner & Son, Fred. 
 Schwarzwalder & Son 
 Rock Plaster Mills. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 Knorr Bros. 
 
 National Cooperage Co. 
 
 Gitz, Fred. 
 
 the Coopers' Label 
 
 HOBOKEN 
 Schwarzwalder & Son 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 Fessenden Cooperage Co. 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Ossner, A. 
 
 Burkhardt, Mrs. A. 
 Steimle, A. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS FIRMS 
 
 Meat — St. Louis, Mo., Krey Packing Co., Wismuth Packing Co. 
 
 Soap — St. Louis, Mo., Walke Soap Works. Omaha, Neb., Gibson Soap Pow- 
 der Co. Milwaukee, Wis., Wodhams Soap Co., Johnston, Soap Co., 
 O’Neil Oil & Paint Co. # # _ 
 
 Paint, Oil and Putty — Milwaukee, Wisconsin, O’Neil Oil and Paint Co. 
 New Brighton, N. Y., The J. B. King Paint & Putty Works; Muralo 
 Paint Works. 
 
 Embalming Fluid — Grand Rapids, Mich., Grand Rapids Embalming 
 Fluid Co. . 
 
 Pickles — Grand Rapids, Mich., Grand Rapids Pickle Co., Pittsburg, Pa., 
 Cruikshank Bros.; Tacoma, Wash., Puvet Sound Pickle Works. 
 
 Lime — Glens Falls, N. Y., Frank Wait Lime Co. Monterey, Cal., Monterey 
 Lime Co. Little Rock, Ark., Leper & Mills. 
 
 Spice — Toledo, O., Woolson Spice Co. 
 
 Wax — Toledo, O., Pacific Wax Co. . 
 
 Glass — Evansville, Indiana, Evansville Glass Works. Martin s Ferry, O., 
 Imperial Glass Co. 
 
 Glue — Carrollville, Wis., National Glue Co. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 LACE CURTAINS. 
 
 This is the emblem of the 
 
 FRED T. REED, President, 
 
 WM. BORLAND, Secretary, 
 
 2829 No. Reese Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Meets Saturday, 2971 N. Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, Pa., 2.30 P. M. 
 
 Manufacturers of Union-Made Lace Curtains 
 
 CHARTERED SOCIETY OF AMALGAMATED LACE 
 OPERATIVES OF AMERICA 
 
 NEW YORK STATE 
 Internat. Lace Mfg. Co..Gouverneur 
 U. S. Lace Curtain Mills. ..Kingston 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 Bromley, Jos. H. 
 
 Lehigh Mfg. Co. 
 
 North American Lace Co. 
 
 WILKES-BARRE 
 Wilkes-Barre Lace Mfg. Co. 
 
 Wyoming Valley Lace Curtain 
 Mills. 
 
 CHESTER, PA. 
 
 Birkin & Co., T. J. 
 
 SCRANTON 
 
 Scranton Lace Curtain Co. 
 
 TARIFFVILLE, CONN. 
 Tariffville Lace Co. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS. 
 
 This is the button of the 
 
 COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS’ UNION OF AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 S. J. SMALL, President, 
 
 WESLEY RUSSELL, Sec.-Treasurer. 
 
 930 Monon Building, 334 Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Locals, Officers and Meeting Places: 
 
 16. New York City — Joseph F. Ahearn; C. P. Mclnerney, Room 308, 
 56 Pine. 1st Sunday, Borough Park Club House, 13th av. and 51st, 
 Brooklyn. 
 
 WATCH CASES. 
 
 When buying a zvatch see that this label is attached . It guaran- 
 tees that the case zvas engraved by union labor 
 
 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATCH CASE 
 ENGRAVERS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 ED. WEBER, President, 
 
 GEO. WEIDMAN, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 
 P. O. Box 263, Canton, Ohio. 
 
 Firms using the above label 
 
 Watch Case Mfg. Co. ..Canton, O. West’rn Watch C’se Co. .Chicago, 111 . 
 
 STEAM ENGINEERS. 
 
 This is the emblem of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF STEAM ENGINEERS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 MATT COMERFORD, President, 
 510 E. 8th, Brooklyn. 
 ROBT. A. McKEE, Sec.-Treas., 
 606 Main, Peoria, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions: 
 
 56. Brooklyn — 125 Meserole; Saturday. 
 
 96. Staten Island — Atlantic Hall, Stapleton; Friday. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 37 
 
 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
 
 This is the emblem of the 
 
 VTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL 
 WORKERS OF AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 F. J. McNULTY, President, 
 
 PETER W. COLLINS, Secretary, 
 Pierik Bldg., Springfield, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 5. Jersey City — A. H. Wilson, 1218 Park av., Hoboken; F. S. Houston. 
 
 Wednesday, 33 1 Palisade av. 
 
 4. Jersey City — W. Coleman, 165 Hopkins av. ; Edw. Cook. Friday, 
 Heller’s Hall, Five Corners. 
 
 ,2. Newark — Edmund L. Beatty, 304 S. 9th; W. R. Banks. Monday, 
 436 Washington. 
 
 7. Newark — W. Morris, 30 Monroe, Orange. Friday, 236 Washington. 
 
 0. Newark — Wm. Berquist, 181 Harrison; Wm. Farley. 2d and 4th 
 Monday, 301 Plain. 
 
 2. Paterson — W. H. Cross, Passaic; R. Sigler. Thursday, 66 Van Houten. 
 
 6. Paterson — Geo. B. Fox, 57 E. Main; J. M. Arnold. 1st and 3d Friday, 
 
 Helvetia Hall. 
 
 7. New Rochelle — Frank Dolan, 22 Walnut; John Hughes. 2d and last 
 
 Friday, 244 Main. 
 
 2. Brooklyn — John Senger, 203 Hamburg av. ; John Warburton. 
 
 0. New York — W. A. Sutherland, 12 1 Willoughby, Brooklyn; D. A. Chis- 
 holm. Tuesday, 193 Bowery. 
 
 7 ‘ Port Richmond, S. I. — P. J. Bailey, 158 Heberton av. ; W. Watson. 
 
 0. New York City — E. Taylor, 1026 Westchester av. ; G. C. Schultz. 
 
 Tuesday, 16th and 3d av. 
 
 8. New York City — J. S. Wellington, 306 W. 114th; H. J. Quinn. 2d and 
 
 4th Wednesday. 12th and Market pi. 
 
 9. New York City— J. W. Carr, Union Hill, N. J. ; J. W. Smith. 2d and 
 
 4th Saturday, 393 2d av. 
 
 4. New York City — W. A. Hogan, 32 Union sq. ; Ernest Kummel. 
 
 6. New York City — L. M. Smith, 142 E. 14th; John Darrman. 142 
 
 E. 14th. 
 
 5. White Plains — Jas. Joyce, 22 Williams. 
 
 1. Yonkers— Jas. E. Murray, Box 236; Wm. McCready. Thursday, 
 
 Building Trades Bldg. ^ 
 
 Y. Headquarters, R. 902, 32 Union square East. 
 
 A List of Retailers Carrying Union-Made Electrical Supplies 
 ill Appear in the Next Issue. 
 
 A little child calling for the label does more for the cause of 
 iionism than a thousand men on strike .” — Samuel Gompers. 
 
 J. Bagley & Co., Detroit, Mich., manufacture fine=cut and 
 smoking tobacco — union=labeled, of course. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 STATIONARY FIREMEN. 
 
 This is the button worn by members of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF STATIONARY 
 FIREMEN 
 
 Officers: 
 
 TIMOTHY HEALY, President, 
 
 193 Bowery, N. Y. 
 
 C. L. SHAMP, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 
 2502 No. 18th, Omaha, Neb. 
 JAMES CARROLL, State Sec.-Treasurer, 
 883 10th av., N. Y. 
 
 Locals, Officers and Meeting Places: 
 
 55. Newark — Frank T. Dorsey, 43 Boston. 1st and 3d Tuesday, Elec- 
 
 trical Workers’ Hall, Empire Theatre Bldg., 236 Washington. 
 
 56. New York — Wm. Flanigan, 193 Bowery. Saturday, Military Hall, 193 
 
 Bowery. 
 
 104 — Elizabeth — E. S. Potts, 54 S. 2d. 
 
 112. Orange — Gus. C. Oeckel, 9 Berwick. 4th Sunday, Underwood Hall, 
 20 Cane. 
 
 123. Yonkers — B. McCready, 61 Caroline av. 2d and 4th Sunday, 20 
 Wharburton av. 
 
 133. Bayonne — John Boyle, 11 E. 16th. Wednesday, 419 Av. D. 
 
 196. Jersey City. — P. J. Moran, 27 Kearney. Wednesday, Heller’s Hall, 
 Newark and Summit avs. 
 
 199. Paterson — Wm. Davis, 86 Straight. 1st and 3d Wednesday, 2d 
 Sunday, Cadmus Hall, cor. Fair and Washington. 
 
 21 1. Passaic — John Corcoran, 160 Madison. 
 
 FOUNDRY WORK. 
 
 This is a picture of the button worn by members of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF FOUNDRY EM- 
 PLOYEES. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 THOS. McNEIL, President, 
 
 8 Cemetery av., Cohoes, N. Y. 
 
 JOHN F. GILLOOLY, 1st Vice-President, 
 96 Roebling, Brooklyn. 
 
 DAN. J. FARRIS, 2d Vice-President, 
 
 6 Brill, Newark. 
 
 FRED. DOXEY, 3d Vice-President, 
 
 402 Hicks, Brooklyn. 
 
 JOHN KEANE, 4 th Vice-President, 
 
 139 Hempben, Roxbury, Mass. 
 
 GEO. BECHTOLD, Sec.-Treas., 
 
 1310 Franklin av., St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Peck’s clothing have two labels, the union label and Peck’s 
 label — look for both. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 39 
 
 BREAKFAST FOOD, ETC. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FLOUR AND CEREAL 
 MILL EMPLOYEES. 
 
 A. I 
 122 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 27. Brooklyn, N. Y. — Meets last Sunday afternoon each month; Labor Ly- 
 ceum, Willoughby av. 
 
 32. New York City, N. Y. — First Sunday each month; Military Hall, 195 
 Bowery; 2.30 P. M. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 ENRY ZACKER, President, 
 Pinckneyville, 111 . 
 
 E. KELLINGTON, Sec.-Treas., 
 Corn Exchange, Minneapolis, 
 Minn. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Cereals , Etc. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 Wessel, Louis A 253 4th av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Appelbaum, F., Downing & Gates av. 
 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. 
 
 1 19 1 Fulton 
 1673 Broadway 
 
 Beyer, V 326 Court 
 
 Boyesen, G. F 287 Wydkoff av. 
 
 Clearfield But. Co., B’wy & Decatur 
 
 Haerer Bros .....13 Sackman 
 
 Metzger, W. H., 392 Willoughby av. 
 Miller, Geo. L. ..4503 Sixteenth av. 
 
 Miller, H 1247 Greene av. 
 
 Nubert, J 805 Flushing av. 
 
 Polock, D. ..Fulton and Patchen av. 
 
 Roberts-Flanagan .... 1442 Herkimer 
 
 Rollston, H 2098 Fulton 
 
 Scheiter, H 2104 Fulton 
 
 Seemyer, H 83 Hamburg av. 
 
 Stevenson, Thos 2052 Fulton 
 
 Weinstein, D., Sackman c. Herkimer 
 Young, Geo 51 Reeves pi. 
 
 77 Atlantic av., cor. Hicks. 
 
 2681 Atlantic av., n. Vermont. 
 
 120 Bridge, cor. Prospect. 
 
 359 B’way, cor. Keep. 
 
 515 Court, cor. 9th. 
 
 429 Court, n. 3d pi. 
 
 618 De Kalb av., cor. Nostrand av. 
 108 Fifth av., cor. Baltic. 
 
 187 Fifth av., cor. Berkley pi. 
 
 297 Fifth av., cor. 2d. 
 
 401 Fifth av., cor. 7th. 
 
 534 Fifth av. 
 
 535 Fifth av., cor. 14th. 
 
 669-671 Fifth av., cor. 20th. 
 
 4105 Ft. Hamilton av., n. 41st. 
 
 1445 Fulton, cor. Tompkins av. 
 
 1592 Fulton, opp. Sumner av. 
 
 1750 Fulton, n. Utica av. 
 
 1928 Fulton, n. Ralph av. 
 
 2138 Fulton, n. Rockaway. 
 
 222 Greenwood av., cor. E. 3d. 
 
 448 Hicks, n. Harrison. 
 
 194 Kingsland av., cor. Driggs av. 
 995 Manhattan av., cor. Huron. 
 
 850 Manhattan av., Cayler & Grnpt. 
 1085 Manhattan av., cor. Dupont. 
 
 84 Myrtle av. 
 
 481 Myrtle av., cor. Hall. 
 
 648 Myrtle av., cor. Franklin av. 
 135 Nassau av., cor. Oak. 
 
 272 Prospect Park West, cor. 17th. 
 220 Reid av., cor. Jefferson av. 
 
 147 Smith, cor. Bergen. 
 
 241 Smith, cor. Douglas. 
 
 121 Third av., cor. St. Mark’s pi. 
 476 Third av., cor. 10th. 
 
 4601 Third av., cor. 46th. 
 
 5302 Third av., cor. 53d. 
 
 5623 Third av., cor. 57th. 
 
 3 59 Van Brunt, n. Dikeman. 
 
 638 Wythe av., cor. Wilson. 
 
 SHEEPSHEAD BAY 
 
 Roulson, Thos Shore rd 
 
 BATH BEACH 
 
 Roulston, Thos. Bath av., Bay & 19th 
 
 CONEY ISLAND 
 
 Roulston, Thos... 805 Coney Isl. av. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 “FIGGER S” 
 That Don’t Lie 
 
 Population Battle Creek, Mich. 22,213 
 
 Population Girard, Kansas 2,473 
 
 Battle Creek Printers’ dues and assessments for 
 
 months of February, March, April and May, $117.75 
 or $5.35 per 1,000 population. 
 
 From Girard, dues and assessments for same 
 
 period were 92.15 
 
 or $38.40 per 1,000 population. 
 
 Consider in addition to this the millions spent by 
 Post which goes unstintingly to publishers who are 
 striving to maintain an open shop, and every package 
 of Postum you buy is, in fact, a direct contribution 
 to the fund which is being used to crush out union- 
 ism. 
 
 Can you help your brothers in Battle Creek to gain 
 the union label on all of Post’s printing better than 
 by personally buying Nutreto and distributing it 
 free, if need be, among your friends, thus hastening 
 its introduction and creating a permanent demand to 
 the exclusion of Postum? 
 
 It’s a plain business proposition, boys, up to you 
 for action. 
 
 Nutreto is the only rival of Postum that meets 
 him everywhere. 
 
 The advertising appropriation of Nutreto is ex- 
 pended in a way to forward unionism at every turn 
 in the road. Where is your money spent, Mr. Printer, 
 and are you pushing along the demand for union 
 label goods? If not, what sort of a union man are 
 you? 
 
 GIRARD MANUFACTURING CO. 
 
 GIRARD. KANSAS. V. S. A. 
 
 ROBERTS & FLANAGAN, Agents, 1442 Herkimer St., B’klyn, N. Y 
 
 V 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 4i 
 
 BREAKFAST FOOD, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 'dining, Julius. . .50th & 10th av. 
 
 anagan, M. J 643 2d av. 
 
 5 Bleecker, cor Carmine 
 
 0 Bowery, cor. Bleecker 
 Carmine, cor Bleecker 
 
 3 1st av., cor. 12th 
 
 7 2d av., bet. 26th & 27th 
 2 2d av., cor. 31st 
 7 2d av., nr. 36th 
 
 4 3d av., cor. 48th 
 
 47 3d av., cor. 1 12th 
 
 16 3d av., cor. 80th 
 
 14 3d av., cor. noth 
 
 3 i 3d av., cor. 104th 
 
 55 3d av., bet. i22d & 123d 
 av., 146 th 
 ?3 3d av. 
 
 17 3d av. 
 
 21 3d av., nr. 148th 
 5 i 3d av., bet. 163d & 164th 
 74 5th av., cor. 133d 
 [ 8th av., cor. 15th 
 t av., 1 8th 
 
 [ 8th av., bet. 43d & 44th 
 
 5 8th av., nr. 5 2d 
 
 71 8th av., cor. 112th 
 
 55 8th av., bet. 115th & 116th 
 
 56 8th av., nr. 121st 
 
 1 av., 125th 
 
 jo 8th av., cor. 128th 
 [5 8th av., nr. 134th 
 [5 8 th av., bet. 139th & 140th 
 >2 8th av., cor. 141st 
 
 2721-3 8th av., nr. 145th 
 2788 8th av., cor. 148th 
 330 9th av., cor. 29th 
 450 9th av., cor. 35th 
 721 9th av., cor. 49th 
 792 10th av., cor. 53d 
 438 10th av., bet. 34th & 35th 
 851 10th av., cor. 56th 
 414 Amsterdam av., cor. 80th 
 484 Amsterdam av., nr. 84th 
 595 Amsterdam av., cor. 89th 
 817 Amsterdam av., cor. 100th 
 900 Amsterdam av., cor. 104th 
 1262 Amsterdam av., nr. i22d 
 1420 Amsterdam av., cor. 130th 
 
 1741 Amsterdam av., nr. 146th 
 
 1775 Amsterdam av., cor. 148th 
 
 2095 Amsterdam av., cor. 164th 
 
 836 Columbus av., 101st 
 902 Columbus av., nr. 104th 
 985 Columbus av., bet. 108th & 109th 
 Lenox av., 127th 
 337 Lenox av., 127th 
 458 Lenox av., cor. 133d 
 76 Manhattan, near Amsterdam av. 
 929 Teller av., cor. i62d 
 465 Tremont av., Wash.-Park avs. 
 705 Tremont av., cor. Park 
 410 E. 138th, nr. Willis av. 
 
 2521 Webster av., cor. Fordham rd. 
 1002 Westchester av., bet. 156th & 
 Union av. 
 
 179 Willis av., cor. 136th 
 282 Willis av., cor. 139th 
 
 FURS. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 ITERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION 
 OF FUR WORKERS 
 OF THE 
 
 'IITED STATES AND CANADA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 HUGO V. KOCH, President, 
 
 600 St. Anthony av., St. Paul, Minn. 
 A. V. McCORMACK, Sec.-Treas., 
 P. O. Box 124, Toronto, Ont., Can. 
 
 irther information will appear in the 
 next number. 
 
 UNION MADE 
 
 The union label makes for an eight=hour day, 
 
42 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 STEAM FITTING. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STEAM, HOT 
 WATER, AND POWER PIPE FITTERS AND 
 HELPERS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN RIEGERT, President, Maplewood, St. Louis Co., Mo. 
 
 W. F. COSTELLO, 118 Crown, New Haven, Conn. 
 
 Business Agents: 
 
 i. New York City — Samuel Richardson, 257 E. i22d. 
 
 1. Brooklyn — Jas. Roach, 48 Prospect. 
 
 1. New Jersey — Thos. J. Wheelan, 232 E. 89th, New York City. 
 
 37. Newark — P. E. Crowe, 108 Market. 
 
 40. Newark — B. Vanvalkenburgh, 236 Washington. 
 
 80. New York City — Jas. J. Nugent, Brevoort Hall, 154 E. 54th. 
 
 80. New York City — Wm. P. Kennealty, Brevoort Hall, 154 E. 54th. 
 
 Local Branches, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 1. New York City — J. J. Fitzgerald, 410 W. 29th. Friday, Hawbeek Hall, 
 147 E. 53d- 
 
 23. Jersey City — Jos. P. Mulligan, 301 Montgomery. 1st and 3d Thurs., 
 Franklin Hall, Montgomery and Warren. 
 
 37. Newark — Geo. Martin, 13 Rowland. Monday, Heifrecht’s Hall, 108 
 Market. 
 
 39. Yonkers — J. D. Phillips, 143 Buena Vista av. 1st and 3d Friday, 21 
 
 B’way. 
 
 40. Newark — Louis Purdy, 54 Ellicott. Thursday, Electrical Workers’ Hall, 
 
 236 Washington. 
 
 42. Perth Amboy — N. J. Hanson, 650 State. 1st and 3d Tuesday, Dana 
 Hall. 
 
 57. Mount Vernon — F. B. Anderson, 315 So. 8th av. 2d and 4th Friday, 
 Labor Lyceum. 
 
 67. Paterson — Jas. Cosgrove, 115 Spruce. 
 
 80. New York City — Michael Mann, 226 1st av. Tuesday, Brevoort Hall, 
 154 E. 54th. 
 
 The Typographical Union has scored a clean victory in its fight 
 for the eight-hour day, although opposed by a vast combination 
 of capitalists. To win that fight cost the union $3,000,000, the 
 money being raised by assessment among its members. The strug- 
 gle lasted eighteen months. Many would probably suppose that 
 it left the union exhausted, at the end of its resources. Instead it 
 left it more powerful financially and numerically than ever before, 
 and the members were prepared to continue the struggle indefi- 
 nitely. The capitalists who fought the printers were the only real 
 sufferers . — Schenectady Leader. 
 
 A well-established union label — the flag of the American 
 
 union. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 43 
 
 CLOTHING FOR MEN. 
 
 Ready-Made. — This label is machine-stitched on ready-made 
 clothing , overalls , shirts , duck wear, flannel wear and other 
 clothing. 
 
 Special Order. — This label appears on made-to-order men } s 
 clothing. It is sewed on inside pockets of coat and vest, and 
 in hip pockets of trousers. 
 
 UNITED GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 T. A. RICKERT, President, 
 Room 418, 275 La Salle Street, 
 Chicago. 
 
 B. A. LARGER, Secretary, 
 Rooms 116-117 Bible House, 
 New York. 
 
 Locals and Meeting Nights: 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Buttonhole Makers’ Union; office, 62 Pitt. 
 
 Children’s Jacket Makers’; office, 437 Grand; meets every Wednesday. 
 Children’s Jacket Pressers’; 62 Pitt. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Knee Pants Makers’; 73 Ludlow. Meets every Friday. 
 
 Pants Makers’ Union; 62 Pitt. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Basters’ Union; 63 Ludlow. Meets every Tuesday. 
 
 Pressers’ Union; 21 Suffolk. Meets every Thursday. 
 
 Clothing Cutters’; 2d av. & 1st. Meets every Friday. 
 
 Clothing Cutters’; 761 E. 166th. Meets every Friday. 
 
 Vest Makers’; 98 Forsyth. Meets every Friday. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Children’s Jacket Makers’; 43 Manhattan av. Meets every Friday. 
 
 Pants Makers’; 26 Manhattan av. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Coat Tailors and Pressers; 113 Moore. Meets every Friday. 
 
 Tailors and Pressers; 1817 Pitkin av. Meets every Tuesday. 
 
 Clothing Cutters; 951 Willoughby av. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Tailors’; 101-103 Grand. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Lithuanian Pressers; 73 Grand. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday. 
 
 Pressers; 53 Morrell. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 Pants Makers’; 36 Morrell. Meets every Monday. 
 
 Pants Makers’; 1711 Pitkin av. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 List of Fair Clothing Manufacturers 
 
 NEW YORK Brand Bros 
 
 Carhartt, H 
 
 Aarons & Co., Adolph.. 104 Bleecker Cohen, Son & Co.., 
 
 Adler Bros 1566 B’way Collin & Zucker 
 
 Appelt & Herbst 39 E. 12th Cosel Clothing Co. 
 
 Baum & Co 20 Waverly pi. Ehrman & Stern., 
 
 . .568 B’way 
 79 E. 130th 
 . . . .35 Bond 
 
 . . .25 E. 4th 
 . .687 B’way 
 
44 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CLOTHING FOR 
 
 Ernst & Juawrence. 
 
 Hays, Levi & Co no 5th av. 
 
 Hoffman, Rothchild & Co.. 568 B’way 
 
 Kaim, H 118 W. 130th 
 
 Levy & Schattman 
 
 Levy & Friedenthal. . . . 181 Mercer 
 
 Loewenstein & Bro 428 B’way 
 
 Manheim, M. L. 
 
 Marcowitz Pants Co. 
 
 Newman, Sol 590 B’way 
 
 Peck & Co 822 B’way 
 
 Roggen & Eisenstein. . . 43 E. B’way 
 Rose & Co 405 B’way 
 
 MEN. — Continued. 
 
 Schattman Bros 6 Gt. Jo 
 
 Shiller & Sons 
 
 Shattman & Kraker....30 Lafay< 
 
 Sweet, Orr & Co 819 B’\ 
 
 Tobias & Mendelson. .382 Lafay< 
 Union Overall Co. 
 
 Weigent & Co 21 E. Hous 
 
 Yale Pants Co 830 B’> 
 
 PATERSON, N. J. 
 
 Levi, Jacob, & Co. 
 
 Simon & Cohen 
 
 Retail Dealers in Union-Made Overalls 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 The Surprise Store.. 138- 146 W. 14th 
 The Surprise Store. . . .3d av. & 83d 
 The Surprise Store. . 523-529 8th av. 
 
 Bernheim & Co 127th & 3d av. 
 
 Cairns, Wm 2869 Webster av. 
 
 Cohn, Max 112-113 South 
 
 Fistere, Jos 288 Hudson 
 
 Gutman, B 2233 3d av. 
 
 Hervey, L. E 414-416 W. 125th 
 
 Infeld, Wm 189 Greenwich 
 
 Jacobs, J 56 E. 125th 
 
 Johnson, A. V. 
 
 King & Boyle.. 97th & Columbus av. 
 
 Lang, S 88-90 Bowery 
 
 Levey, S. D 1320 3d av. 
 
 Loaiza, W., & Co 54-5^ Broad 
 
 Morrison Bros 285 Hudson 
 
 Siegel-Cooper Co 6th av. & 19th 
 
 Sinsheimer, Z 742 Tremont av. 
 
 Spaulding, A. G., & Bro.. .29 W. 42d 
 
 Tichenor, N. B 350 B’way 
 
 Weinstein, D 2493 3d av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 Altman Bros. . . 
 
 Alzamora & Co 
 Burden & Co 
 Derx, Martin 
 
 Kohser, E. L 1319 B’ 1 
 
 Lipshitz, M 368 5th 
 
 Nicholdson, J 646 Gates 
 
 Rowgow, D. I., & Co.. 1019 Manhat 
 
 Sternmeyer, Henry 913 B’ 
 
 Wald, J. M 1019 Manhattan 
 
 ASTORIA 
 
 Marks & Co 137-139 ^ 
 
 FLUSHING 
 
 Fuerst, W. S 53 3 V 
 
 JAMAICA 
 
 Friedman, E. ..39 Borden av., X 
 
 Monroe, E Jamaica, I 
 
 Saperstein, I. ..297 Fulton st., I 
 Schweikart, G. .35 Vernon av., I 
 
 STATEN ISLAND 
 
 Bodine, J., & Son Elm 1 
 
 Egbert, Geo. L Tompkins 
 
 Isaacs, M. M W. New Brig 
 
 Mord, A Cli 
 
 Mord, M New Brig! 
 
 Ransen, Louis. . . .Mariners Ha 
 Tompkins, Robt. J. . Port Richn 
 Weisburg, Hy Port Richrr 
 
 1952 Fulton 
 1731 B’way 
 783 Manhattan av. 
 
 693-695 B’way 
 
 Retail Dealers in Union-Made Clothing 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 The Surprise Store. .138-146 W. 14th 
 The Surprise Store. . . .3d av. & 83d 
 The Surprise Store. .523-529 8th av. 
 
 Bernheim Co 37th & B’way 
 
 Bernheim Co 127th & 3d av. 
 
 14 th Street Store 
 
 Gumpel & Son 533 8th av. 
 
 Gumpel & Son 767 8th av. 
 
 Gumpel & Son 251 6th av. 
 
 Gumpel & Son 2314 3d av. 
 
 Gumpel & Son 2290 3d 
 
 King Bros Bowery near Ble 
 
 Lafayette Clothing Co., 143d & 3 
 Maxim Clothing Co. ..146th & 3c 
 Morris Clothing Co. ..i52d & 3d 
 Joseph Clothing Co. ..129th & 3c 
 
 Rickards^ Co 4 2 3 6th 
 
 Rosenstein, Tremont av, bt. 3d S 
 Star Clothing Co. ...148th & 3d 
 
 Tobias, Wm 2236 3d 
 
 Union House $ply Co., 151st & 3 
 S. 4th av., Mt. Ve: 
 
 White Rolls Cigarettes are strictly union=made and bear 
 union label. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 45 
 
 NEW FALL AND 
 WINTER FASHIONS 
 
 «T THE 
 
 SURPRISE STORE 
 
 New goods are coming in daily 
 from our factory. All the latest and 
 most approved fashions are repre- 
 sented; every new fabric and every 
 new pattern is included. The vari- 
 eties are practically unlimited and 
 every garment is made up under our 
 own direct supervision and sold at 
 the lowest possible prices. 
 
 Very Fashionable Winter Suits 
 and Overcoats for Men, $5, 
 $7.50, $10, $12, $15, $20 
 
 These groups of Men’s Suits and 
 Overcoats comprise every new and 
 proper model, in plain effects and 
 every rich pattern in every new color 
 tone. All made up in the very lat- 
 est fashions and tailored by the most 
 capable craftsmen, and guaranteed in 
 every respect. 
 
 Boys’ Winter Knee Pant Suits 
 
 $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $5 
 Boys’ Heavy Winter Overcoats 
 
 $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5 
 
 THE SURPRISE STORE’S DOUBLE 
 GUARANTEE BINDS EVERY SALE 
 
 Should any purchase for any rea- 
 . son fail to please, the money is at 
 
 ' ' once returned or the goods cheer- 
 
 ^ fully exchanged. All clothing 
 
 i bought at The Surprise Store is 
 
 pressed and kept in good repair for 
 one year free of charge. 
 
 WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SURPRISE SPECIAL SALES IN THE FRIDAY EVENING JOURNAL 
 
 FOUR STORES 
 
 523-529 8th Ave. Between 36th And 37th Sts. 
 
 138*146 West 14th St. 
 Between 6th And 7th Aves 
 
 N.W.Cor.3d Ave And 83d St. 
 One Block From L Station. 
 
 i 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
46 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CLOTHING FOR 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Fields & Co 5022 3d av. 
 
 McKeon, J. S 103 B’way 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Arnold Co 40 Newark av. 
 
 Harris Clothing Co Yonkers 
 
 Geo. H. Horton, Yonkers & Tarryt’n 
 Edson Lewis, Yonkers & Mt. Vernon 
 
 MEN. — Continued. 
 
 A. Rabinowitz Port Chester 
 
 H. Hirschbich Port Chester 
 
 I. Goldberg Port Chester 
 
 S. Kaiser & Bro Port Chester 
 
 Paul Pinens White Plains 
 
 Sam. Ellis White Plains 
 
 Gordon Bros White Plains 
 
 S. Baum New Rochelle 
 
 A. Weiner New Rochelle 
 
 H. Abrams New Rochelle 
 
 S. Margules Mamaroneck 
 
 LADIES’ WEAR. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL LADIES’ GARMENT WORKERS’ UNION. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 MORTIMER JULIAN, Pres., 
 
 J. A. DYCHE, Sec.-Treas., 
 25-27 Third av., New York. 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 11. Brooklyn — Thatford and Pitkin avs. ; Monday. 
 
 1. New York City — 96 Clinton; Tuesday. 
 
 9. New York City — 96 Clinton; Tuesday. 
 
 35. New York City — 62 Pitt; Saturday. 
 
 17. New York City — 96 Clinton; Monday. 
 
 23. New York City — 96 Clinton; Thursday. 
 
 12. New York City — Univ. Settlement Bldg.; Thursday. 
 
 Clothing Firms Using Above Union Label. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS Gardner, Mrs Brockton 
 
 Eastern Skirt Co Boston Godstein, Wolf Boston 
 
 4 * 
 
 CO 
 
 CO 
 
 00 
 
 CO 
 
 cn 
 
 * 
 
 ^39/^ueO BY AUTHOftfTY OF <r> _ 
 
 Ga!>MENT" 0RKERs 
 
 GLOVES. 
 
 This label will be found stamped on inside of dress gloves and 
 cotton label stitched on inside of working gloves. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL 
 
 WuftHLGlOVEW0RKt fts / 
 
 OF AMERICA. 
 
 I UNION LABEL) 
 
 GLOVE WORKERS’ UNION 
 AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 President, 
 
 AGNES NESTOR, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 Room 506, Bush Temple of Music, 
 Chicago, 111 . 
 
 OF 
 
 REGIST-VtRED 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 47 
 
 GLOVES.— Continued. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Gloves 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Finegold & Spera 66 1 3d av. 
 
 Finkelstein, I. 780 7th av. 
 
 Frank, B 702 3d av. 
 
 Frank, N 155 E. 42d 
 
 Goldman, E 138 E. 42d 
 
 Guarantee Cloth. Co. .127th & 3d av. 
 
 Hermanson, H 554 Morris av. 
 
 Infeld, Wm 189 Greenwich 
 
 Isaacs, A 188 Bowery 
 
 Isaacs, Wm 86 Bowery 
 
 Lion Store, The 2777 3d av. 
 
 Loewy, R 2723 3d av. 
 
 Rosenberg, J. ...101 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Rosenberg, L 1718 1st av. 
 
 Rosenstein & Co., M. ..2787 3d av. 
 
 Stern, L. B 1094 3d av. 
 
 Stodola, J 149 Willis av. 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Simons, A. L 229 Market 
 
 Smith, H. N 214 Market 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Stevens, G. A 72 Newark av. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 Friedman, E 31 Borden av. 
 
 Schweikert, G 35 Vernon av. 
 
 Taft Bros Jackson av. & 4th 
 
 Men’s Dress Gloves. 
 
 Bissell 1640 Madison av. 
 
 Bower 12 E. 42d 
 
 Coiter 3225 3d av. 
 
 Hoos 2976 3d av. 
 
 Kurzman 60th & Columbus av. 
 
 Mechanic Bros 3300 3d av. 
 
 Millhauser 5 William 
 
 Toncada 8 Astor House 
 
 Veir 2995 3d av. 
 
 Women’s Gloves. 
 
 Union Glove Co., 65 Columbia, Utica 
 
 Men’s Working Gloves. 
 
 Goldberg 2373 3d av. 
 
 Goldmann, E., 42d (Lex. & Park av.) 
 
 Guarantee.. 127th & 3d av. 
 
 Hackett, Carhart. .. 125th & Park av. 
 
 Isaac 86 Bowery 
 
 Posner 283 Hudson av. 
 
 Stodola 149 Willis av. 
 
 GRANITE CUTTERS 
 
 GRANITE CUTTERS’ INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF 
 AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 THOS. JOHNSTON, President, 
 JAS. DUNCAN, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 Hancock Bldg., Quincy, Mass. 
 
 Granite Firms Employing Union Men 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Baird, Matthew 433 E. 92d 
 
 Booth Bros B’way, Fulton 
 
 Brown-Pirie. . 135th, Mott Hav. Can. 
 Caterson, R. .. .Woodlawn Cemetery 
 Catulla & Co., R. ..Woodlawn Cem. 
 Cosgrove Bros. ..57th, North River 
 
 Davey Morgan Park av.*i35th 
 
 Dutton, J. E Greenpoint av. 
 
 Emmett-McConnell .... i4oth-5th av. 
 Havender, O... Woodlawn Cemetery 
 
 Haran, P. M Kings Co. 
 
 Herow Granite Co. .Willow & Cy- 
 press avs., 133d 
 
 Hynes, Jno Bond & Union 
 
 Bush & Gerts pianos bear the union label. Write for cata- 
 log. Bush Temple, Chicago. 
 
48 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 GRANITE CUTTERS— Continued. 
 
 Keller, . H Woodlawn Cemetery 
 
 Lazzari-Barton..Woodlawn Cemetery 
 McGrath & Co., M. .8ist, E. End av. 
 Neary & Sons Co., P., Greenpoint av 
 
 Orr Bros Review av. 
 
 Penney-Bunt. . . .So. Boulevard, nr. 
 Brook av. 
 
 Perry Stone Co 14th, E. River 
 
 Rodgers, J. C.... 155th & Ams. av, 
 Ryan Parker Cons. Co., Riverside D. 
 
 Smith & Co., Jos 428 E. 23d 
 
 White Granite Co. .West av., Pigeon 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Arnold, W. R., 56 Milton, Greenp’t 
 Benvenue Gran. Co., Greenpoint av. 
 
 Bermel, F Lutheran Cemetery 
 
 Bonori, B Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Clancy Bros Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Cosgrove, Jno Kings Co. 
 
 Dunn, Patrick... .Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Goldener, R Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Hall, A. J Kings Co. 
 
 Hall, Thos Kings Co. 
 
 Kearns Bros Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Kelly, Wm Kings Co. 
 
 Kusterko, Albert Kings Co. 
 
 Leighton-Turner Kings Co. 
 
 McKenna, A Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Murray & Sons, A. ..Calv. Cemetery 
 Rowans, Chas. . . .Calvary Cemetery 
 
 Ryan, Jas Kings Co. 
 
 Vollmer, Henry Kings Co. 
 
 Walsh, Jos. F Kings Co. 
 
 Wanek, Thos Kings Co. 
 
 MASPETH, L. I. 
 
 Adler & Sons 
 
 HOBOKEN 
 
 Couch, Thos 15th 
 
 ASTORIA 
 Dyer & Son, J. N. 
 
 GLASSWARE, ETC. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 AMALGAMATED GLASS WORKERS’ INTERNATIONAL 
 ASSOCIATION 
 
 Officers: 
 
 WM. FIGOLAH, Secretary, 
 
 55 No. Clark, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meet- 
 ing Nights: 
 
 36. E. J. Connell, Pres.; H. G. 
 Deitz, Sec., 244 Grove, Brook- 
 lyn. 2d and 4th Monday, 235 
 E. 57th. 
 
 Art Glass and Hard Metal Firms Employing Union Labor 
 and Retailing its Output . 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Castle-London Co., M. ..133 W. 24th 
 Church Glass & Dec. Co.. 28 W. 30th 
 Colgate Art Glass Co., 8 Gansevoort 
 
 Cornell, C. J 156 W. 23d 
 
 Cornell & Co., J. C. ..401 W. 124th 
 Decor. Glass Co. .46 Wash. sq. So. 
 
 Dodge, R 102 E. 25th 
 
 Dougherty, J 435 W. B’way 
 
 Duffner-Kimberly Co 11 W. 32d 
 
 Duryea- Potter 534 W. 58th 
 
 Durhan, G 105 E. 59th 
 
 Geissler, R 56 W. 8th 
 
 Grimm, A. C 155 E. 23d 
 
 Hamilton, G 426 W. B’way 
 
 Handel Co 64 Murray 
 
 Harris Bros.. Cor. Globe, Westch. av. 
 
 Heinigke-Bowen 24 E. 13th 
 
 Hillenbrand, E. F 312 W. 34th 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 49 
 
 GLASSWARE, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 Lamb, J. & R 23 6th av. 
 
 g uinn, J. F 2192 B’way 
 
 ae & Co., G 173 Prince 
 
 Rawle, M 1605 B’way 
 
 Sellers, B 80 Bible House 
 
 Spiers, R. W 859 6th av. 
 
 Tiffany Studios. .. .347 Madison av. 
 Walter, C., Jr 687 Jackson av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Arnold-Locke. ... Pineapple & Fulton 
 
 Buck, 0 6 Hudson pi. 
 
 Hansleiter & Co., J 182 Fulton 
 
 Jones Dec. Co., F Hudson av., 
 
 Concord 
 
 Keller, J 1050 B’way 
 
 Lamb, M. T 44 Bergen 
 
 Maisch, A. J Myrtle av., nr. 
 
 Cypress av., Evergreen 
 
 Passarge & Co 338^4 Gates av. 
 
 Shaw & Co., H. S 107 B’way 
 
 Steiezle, C 104 So. 8th 
 
 Summers, C 239 Nassau 
 
 Theisen, V 69 Liberty 
 
 Tuchhorn, P 366 Atlantic av. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 Adlot, H. J Webster av. 
 
 CORONA 
 Tiffany Studios 
 
 HOLLIS 
 
 Zundel, E Hillside av. 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Heinemann, F Paterson Plank 
 
 R., Hudson Blvd., W. Hoboken 
 
 NEW ROCHELLE 
 Burger, O. C 4 Lawton 
 
 CONNECTICUT 
 
 Bridgeport Art Glass Co. . Bridgeport 
 
 HATS. 
 
 This union label for hats is printed on buff-colored paper in black 
 ink. Genuine labels are sewed in all union-made hats under 
 the sweatband. 
 
 UNITED HATTERS OF NORTH AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN A. MOFFITT, President, 
 24 Lincoln Place, Orange, N. J. 
 MARTIN LAWLOR, Secretary, 
 
 11 Waverley Place, New York. 
 
 Locals and Meeting Nights. 
 
 7. Brooklyn — Fidelity Hall, Nos- 
 
 trand and De Kalb aves. 
 
 8. Brooklyn — 899 Kent av. (office). 
 
 
 Retail Stores Selling 
 
 MANHATTAN. 
 
 The Surprise Stores, 138-146 W. 14th 
 The Surprise Stores, 523-529 8th av. 
 The Surprise Stores, 3d av. & 83d 
 
 Cassell Rivington & Ludlow 
 
 Hawes Hat Co 853 B’way 
 
 Kaufman 8th av. & 39th 
 
 Long 3 d av. & 148th 
 
 Marcus Houston & Suffolk 
 
 Morris & Comiske 142 Clinton 
 
 Union-Made Hats. 
 
 Patton Liberty & Church 
 
 Silverstein 38 Delaney 
 
 Siska 1357 1st av. 
 
 Wanamaker’s 4th av. & 9th 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Davis 349 B’way 
 
 Haecker’s 905 B’way 
 
 Herrschaft 691 B’way 
 
 Homan 1395 B’way 
 
 Lyons Bros 3d av. & 54th 
 
50 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 HATS. — Continued. 
 
 Meseritz 779 Flatbush av. 
 
 Rowan 472 5 th av. 
 
 Schmitz 481 Fulton 
 
 Schrieber 2601 Atlantic av. 
 
 Union Hat Store 1375 B’way 
 
 Wiener 690 B’way 
 
 BAYONNE 
 
 Grotsky & Gutterman. . . .476 Av. D 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 Cohan 106 
 
 Melott 107 
 
 Whelan 
 
 Broad 
 Broad 
 52 3d 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Mark Davis Sons & Co 304 9th 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Bamberger & Co Market 
 
 PATERSON 
 
 Simon 229 Market 
 
 ROSEVILLE 
 
 Macksey Roseville & Orange 
 
 LONG ISLAND. 
 
 Friedman 31 Borden av. 
 
 Klages 37 Vernon av. 
 
 WHITE PLAINS. 
 
 Ellis Depot sq. 
 
 Gordon Bros Railroad av. 
 
 N. Y. Dry Goods Co. White Plains ra 
 
 Pincus Railroad av. 
 
 Schirmer & Sons.... 63 Railroad av. 
 
 “Smart Shop” 25 Oracoanpum 
 
 HORSESHOERS. 
 
 Emblem of Journeymen Horseshoers. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF JOURNEYMEN HORSE- 
 SHOERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 HERBERT MARSHAL, President, 
 ROADY KENEHAN, Secretary, 
 1548 Wazee Street, Denver, Colo. 
 
 Locals : 
 
 1. New York, N. Y. — Wm. Slattery, 125 E. 85th, New York City; 
 Daniel Sheehan, 8 Vandam, New \ork City. 1st and 3d Thursday, 
 Groll’s Hall, 147 East 53d. 
 
 7. Brooklyn, N. Y. — Chas. Harvey, 161 Prince; Joseph Curran, 1003 
 
 De Kalb av. 1st and 3d Friday, Labor Lyceum Hall, 945 Wil- 
 loughby av. 
 
 8. New York City, N. Y. — 
 
 20. Brooklyn, N. Y. — 
 
 22. Newark, N. J. — Hugh Harrity, 120 Bowery; Bernard Flatley, 51 Brill. 
 1st and 3d Wednesday, 94 Market. 
 
 59. Jersey City — Chas. Holpin, 417 York; Wm. J. Kernan, 320 8th. 1st and 
 3d Wednesday. 
 
 73. Yonkers, N. Y. — S. H. Lawrence, 174 Yonkers av. 
 
 82. Paterson, N. J. — Thomas Young, 135 Slater; Henry Aver, -28 Pearl. 
 
 84. New Rochelle, N. Y.— 
 
 93. White Plains and Tarrytown, N. Y. — 
 
 White Rolls Cigarettes are strictly union=made and bear the 
 union label. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 5i 
 
 HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 
 
 List of Union Horseshoeing Shops 
 Where the Stamp of the Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union , the 
 J. H. U., will be recognized. 
 
 NEW YORK (WEST SIDE). 
 
 American Ice Co.. 20th, North River 
 American Ice Co.... 43d & nth av. 
 Beadleston & Woerz, Chas. & Gr’nw. 
 
 Bennett 39th, 10th & nth avs. 
 
 Brennan 59th, W. of nth av. 
 
 Brazendale. . . .nth av., 29th & 30th 
 
 Brennan 15th & 10th av. 
 
 Biscuit Co. 14th, bet. 9th & 10th avs. 
 
 Buckley 54th, 7th av. & B’way 
 
 Buckley . .67th, 8th & Columbus avs. 
 
 Cannon’s 26th, 10th & nth avs. 
 
 Casey 67th & Columbus av. 
 
 Casey 59th & Boulevard 
 
 Carlan 78th & B’way 
 
 Carroll 131st and nth av. 
 
 Chapman 33d, E. of 10th av. 
 
 C. O’Connell 62d & Boulevard 
 
 Corbett Greenwich & Jane 
 
 Courtney 33d, near '8th av. 
 
 Cramer Greenwich & Clarkson 
 
 Dalton 98th, E. of B’way 
 
 Dempsey 427 W. 127th 
 
 Dept. St. Cl’n, 130th, B’y & nth av. 
 Dept. St. Cl’ning, 52d, nth av&NR 
 Dept. St. Cl’ning, 77th, B’y&Ams.av. 
 Dept. St. Cl’ning.i5th, 9th & 10th av 
 
 Drysdale 18th, 9th & 10th avs. 
 
 Dunlap Ex Charles & Hudson 
 
 Dunn 95th & B’way 
 
 Dwyers, Matt 311 W. 140th 
 
 Egan 31st, 10th & nth avs. 
 
 Faggert & Knapp, 130th, 8th & St. N. 
 Fitzpatrick. 14th, bet. 9th & 10th avs. 
 Foley & Sullivan. .Wash’n, nr. Canal 
 
 Fords, Dan 647 W. 131st 
 
 Garvey & O’Connor, i42d & Lenox av 
 
 Gow 2 1 st, E. of 7th av. 
 
 Graham 18th, -6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Irwin 25th, E. of 10th av. 
 
 James Welsh. . . .B’way, 47th & 48th 
 
 Heally 130th & 131st & 12th av. 
 
 Howe Amsterdam av. & 163d 
 
 Hutchinson 127th & Lenox av. 
 
 Kelly 52d, 6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Keneally 10th av., 31st & 32d 
 
 Kerrigan 37th, 9th & 10th avs. 
 
 Kuster 308 W. 38th 
 
 Leighton 42d, 10th & nth avs. 
 
 Lion Brewery, 108th & Columbus av. 
 
 Lubrock 10th av., 55th & 56th 
 
 Lynch Washington & King 
 
 Mahoney. . 137th, 5th & Lennox av. 
 
 Mangin Hubert & West 
 
 McAllister B’way, 50th & 51st 
 
 McArdle. .. .Edgecombe av. & 158th 
 
 McCarty 125 W. 49th 
 
 McGrath, P 326 West 
 
 McGrath & Reagan, 56th, 10 & n av 
 Meade’s Trans. Co., Charles & West 
 
 Meenagh 52d, 6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Miller & Kennedy . 129th & Man. av. 
 
 Molloy 748 Greenwich 
 
 Moffitt Cortlandt & Washington 
 
 Moran 156th & Amsterdam av. 
 
 Morton Stable Morton & Wash. 
 
 Murrane 489 Greenwich 
 
 Murry 30th, 9th & 10th avs. 
 
 Murphy 54th, 6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Nicholl 25th, W. of 6th av. 
 
 Noone West End av. & 68th 
 
 N. Y. Cab Co. .44th, 5th & 6th avs. 
 
 O’Connell, John 349 W. 141st 
 
 O’Neil 58th, 7th av. & B’way 
 
 Powers 55th, B’way & 8th av. 
 
 8 uinn, Peter. .. .B’way, 55th & 56th 
 
 eilley nth ana 10th av. 
 
 Robinson. .. 12 1st & St. Nicholas av. 
 Roeberge, 100th, 8th & Columbus av. 
 
 Roeberge 30th, 6th & 7th avs. 
 
 Siegel-Cooper Co., 17th, 7th & 8th av 
 Smith & Van Note, 56th, 6th&7th av. 
 
 Wallace 18th, W. of 7th av. 
 
 Wanamaker. .. Christopher & W. 4th 
 
 Weir 115 W. 32d 
 
 Wm. Bradley, 48th, 10th & nth avs. 
 Yenney 38th, 9th & 10th avs. 
 
 NEW YORK (EAST SIDE) 
 American Ice Co.. 91st & East River 
 American Ice Co., 128th & E. River 
 Am. Ex. Co., 42d & 43d, E. 3d av. 
 Am. Ice Co., 156th & Westchester av 
 
 Barnett 64th, 2d & 3d avs. 
 
 Barry Water, near Gouvenneur 
 
 Borden’s Con. Milk, 117th, 2d & 3d av 
 Borden’s Con. Milk, 34th, 2d&3d av 
 
 Blodgett 3368 Park av. 
 
 Blodgett 400 Morris av. 
 
 Burns Bros. .Delancey & East River 
 
 Cavanagh 63 d, Lex. & Park avs. 
 
 Clarke 603 E. 16th 
 
 Conroy. . .41st, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 Conway. .60th, 3d & Lexington av. 
 Conway’s. .74th, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 
 Courtney 40th & 2d av. 
 
 Creamer’s. . . .77th, Lex. & Park avs. 
 
 Croake, Matt 25th & 1st av. 
 
 Cummings 47th st., East River 
 
 Dept. Street Cleaning. 17th & Ave. C 
 Dept. Street Cleaning, 80th & E. R. 
 Dept. St. Cl’ning, 116th & Pleas, av. 
 Dept. Street Cleaning. .44 Hamilton 
 Dept. Street Cleaning. .. 48th, E. R. 
 
 Dogherty 164th & 3d av. 
 
 Donohue 24th, 2d & 3d avs. 
 
 Doyle, 109th, Lexington & Park avs. 
 Everard’s, 135th, Madison & 5th avs. 
 
 Fallon 64th & 1st av. 
 
 Fallon. .Lincoln av., 135th & 136th 
 Fanning 91st, 2d & 3d avs. 
 
52 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 
 
 Fitzgerald Lex. av., 6oth & 6ist 
 
 Fitzgibbons. .N. Chambers & Cherry 
 
 Gaffney 18th, Aves. A & B 
 
 Gallon 85th, 2 d & 3d avs. 
 
 Gunn, T 21 Pearl 
 
 Healy 73d, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 
 Hughes, 41st, Park & Lexington avs. 
 Hughes & Mixell.24th, 3d & Lex. av 
 J. D. & T. E. Crimmins, 68th & E. B. 
 Kelly. .. .80th, 1st av. & East River 
 
 Kelly, John 303 E. 28th 
 
 Lawrence & Sheridan, 64th, 2d & 3d av 
 
 Masielo, Angelo 330 E. noth 
 
 McArdle & White 524 E. 17th 
 
 McArdle 27th, 2d & 3d avs. 
 
 McAvoy & Chapman, 123d & Lex. av 
 McCourt, 41st, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 
 McGee 13th, W. of 3d av. 
 
 Milne, James. .. 134th & Willow av. 
 Mitchell. . 136th, Madison & 5th avs. 
 Mixell. . . .Lexington av., 23d & 24th 
 
 Murphy i62d & Cortland av. 
 
 Nemphis 149th & 3d av. 
 
 N. Y. Journal Water & Pike 
 
 O’Brien. ... 186th & Washington av. 
 
 O’Rourke 56th, 1st & 2d avs. 
 
 Perry & Reed, Park av.,ii2th& 1 13th 
 
 Quilty, John 83d, near 3d av. 
 
 Quinlivan, 85th, 3d & Lexington av. 
 
 Riordan Water & Corlears 
 
 Riordan, B 57 Sheriff 
 
 Russell .. .75th, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 
 Savage’s 23d, nr. Ave. A 
 
 Schaffer 902 Westchester av. 
 
 Scherble 638 E. 13th 
 
 Seaich’s Liv. Stable, 31st, 3d&Lex.av 
 
 Spillane, Steve 643 E. 135th 
 
 Storey 25th, 2d & 3d avs. 
 
 Sullivan 201 E. 46th 
 
 Tuteltaub, Herman 99 Essex 
 
 U. S. Mail Stable, 15th, Aves. A & B 
 Weber Stable. .. 120th, 2d & 3d avs. 
 Westscott’s Express Co., 231 E. 47th 
 Woods. .. .32d, 3d & Lexington avs. 
 
 BROOKLYN. 
 
 Abraham & Straus, Bolivar, n. Ray 
 
 Am. Ice Co Smith, n. Hamilton 
 
 Am. Ice Co., Ft. Amity, n. Columbia 
 
 Am. Ice Co Kent av. & Rush 
 
 Am. Ice Co., Oak & West, Gr’npoint 
 Am. Sugar Co., Union av. & N. 13th 
 Arbuckle Bros. .. .Plymouth, n. Jay 
 
 Barrett, L. S 488 Clermont av. 
 
 Bernhardt, Chas 166 N. 4th 
 
 Blyman John 862 Grand 
 
 Borden Con. Milk, Gates & Ralph av 
 Borden C. Milk, DeKalb & Lewis av 
 Borden C. Milk, Sterling pi & 6th av. 
 Borden C. Milk, Ft. Hamil. av. & 60 
 Borden C. Milk, N. J. & Liberty av. 
 
 Brittan, Joseph 105 Stuben 
 
 B’klyn U. Gas Co., Plymouth n. Gold 
 Brotheridge, Joseph. .166 Carlton av. 
 Campbell, A., Jamaica av. n. Penn. 
 
 Cannavan, Jas. .200 Greenpoint a 
 
 Cannavan, Joljn Greenpoint a 
 
 Coughlin, Lawrence. . . .405 Leona 
 
 Curran & O’Shea 150 N. 8 
 
 Logan, J., Van Brunt, n. Vernon a 
 Daley, J., 55 Flatbush av., n. 3d a 
 Daly, Owen, Flushing, n. Fr’klin a 
 
 Degan, Wm 546 Ha 
 
 Delaney, Thos. .. Warren, n. Nevi 
 Dempsy, John. .Met. & Graham a^ 
 Denig, John, Flush. & Knicker. a^ 
 Devlin, John, Franklin n. St. M. a 
 
 Dooling, Thos 828 Bedford a 
 
 Dorris, P., Atlantic av., Cum.&S.C 
 
 Drum & Co 1694 Fult 
 
 Devoe, Chas.. Grand, Maspeth, L. 
 Early, Wm., Metropol. av., Quee 
 
 Eppstein, Joseph 22 Sie* 
 
 Falkner, Edw 191 Greenpoint a 
 
 Fitzpatrick, John North g 
 
 Force, W. H Jay, n. Wai 
 
 Fuchs, A., Stockholm, n. Irving j 
 G allagher, J.. Myrtle av., Ridgewo 
 
 Harkins, A Met. av. n. burm 
 
 Gillan, Michael 326 Bo 
 
 Glenn, J., 9 Col. Hts. & Fulton n. 
 
 Gunn, Patrick 513 Warr 
 
 Guttenberg, V., Thr’p av. n. Bartl 
 Guilderman, C., Lib. av. & Enfh 
 Moran, Patrick, 121 Metropolitan ; 
 Harris, Isaac, Flatb. av. n. Malbc 
 Hellert, L. .Grand, n. Newtown C 
 Herlihy, Daniel, 153 41st, Bay Ric 
 H ever in, J., St. Nich. av. n. Myr 
 
 Heverin, J Met. av. n. Furm 
 
 Hildebrand, J....Lib. av. n. Pow 
 Hildebrand, John.. 1239 De Kalb ; 
 Hoar, C., 108 Spencer, n. Myrtle . 
 Huber, C., Star & Knickerbocker ; 
 
 Maxwell Ellery n. B’w 
 
 India Wharf Brew., Ham. av. n. 1 
 Jezierski, M., Johnston av., Winff 
 Johnson, Frederick, Bergen & 3d 
 
 Kane, J., & Son Bergen, n. Bo 
 
 Kelly, Frank 67 So. < 
 
 Kelly, John 532 Dougl 
 
 Kelly, John, So. 8th n. Bedford 
 
 Kelly, John J. 16 College 
 
 Kiernan, Patrick 41 Bri( 
 
 Krapp, V. S College Po 
 
 Kuhns, Fred 9° Wall 
 
 Kuns, Henry P. ...242 Johnson 
 Loughlin & McNally, Jeff. & Ra 
 
 Ligan, John 151 Fr< 
 
 Leydan, P Baltic & Colum 
 
 Geils, John, Liberty av., East N. 
 McCartin & Valentine, 252 Hun 
 McDonald, F., Washburn’s, B’d 
 
 McDonald, Matt 236 Johnson 
 
 McDonald, Steven. .. .330 Gates 
 
 McGrath, Est. of P 43 Hei 
 
 Mackey, Patrick 4 J 9 Fa 
 
 Maher, Jas. E 62 Albany 
 
 Mannahan, J Wyckoff 
 
 May, J., Stuyvesant av. n. Gr’ne 
 Manning, Thos. . . .Nevins n. Un 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 53 
 
 HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 
 
 Muller, M., Knick’r & DeKalb avs. 
 Meade’s, P., Son, Humboldt-Driggs 
 Muller, Bernard, Flushing av., Ast. 
 Mullrolland, Alex, Est..io4 Huron 
 
 Munce, J 917 Grand 
 
 Murphy, P 52 De Kalb av. 
 
 Murphy, T 57 No. 9th 
 
 McGrath & McSheffry, 484 Leonard 
 Neuman, C., Zeidler & Flushing avs. 
 Norton & Gorman, Douglass, 3d&4th 
 
 Ober, Albert 37 Liberty 
 
 O’Brien, John 4th av. & 27th 
 
 O’Connell 15th, Coney Island 
 
 Parr Hendrix & New Lots rd. 
 
 Pedolsky, Elihue, Vesta av., B’ville 
 
 Peters, John 13 Bergen 
 
 Peters, Michael 570 Kent av. 
 
 Ranghetti, Joseph 27 Union 
 
 Rilley, And., Flushing & Bushw. avs 
 Ruddy, Wm., Windsor pi. n. 7th av. 
 Rooney, T-, 104 Jackson av., L. I. C. 
 Rumph, I. C., Conklin av., Canarsie 
 
 Reilly, J Grant, Flatbush 
 
 Snyder Richmond Hill 
 
 Seidell. . .Flushing & Nostrand avs. 
 
 Schmeder, Dennis 39 Cooper 
 
 Schuler, Robert 190 Noll 
 
 Shaw, Thos 46 N. 3d 
 
 Shults, J. H., Lynch, n. Harrison av. 
 Sinnott, Martin, Parkville, Ocean B. 
 Slavin & Brooks. ... 771 Atlantic av. 
 
 Steed, Thos 9 Tompkins av. 
 
 Sullivan, Patrick, Waverley n. Gates 
 Tutty, Jas., Sandford, n. Myrtle av. 
 
 Vetter, Joseph 169 Grove 
 
 Voet, Andrew. .. .Hope & Union av. 
 Weir, Campbell. .Park av. & Canton 
 
 JERSEY CITY AND HOBOKEN. 
 
 Anbrey, T 273 Grand 
 
 Ashe, H Jordan av. & Montg. 
 
 Baldwin, C 666 Grand 
 
 Brennan, W Guttenberg 
 
 Clare, J Patterson av., Hoboken 
 
 Connors, T 483 Henderson 
 
 Desmond, C Cottage, Bayonne 
 
 Fitzpatrick, J 7th & Henderson 
 
 Hahn, E. .Tormele av., W. Hoboken 
 
 Hartnett, L 16 Frazier pi. 
 
 Hudson Coal Co., Grand & Jersey av 
 
 Hunter, Thos 66 Gregory 
 
 Lawrence Ave. D, Bayonne 
 
 Leonard, John., 651 Communipaw av. 
 
 O’Mara, M 18 Manhattan av. 
 
 U. S. Express Co., 8th & Henderson 
 U. S. Express Co., Communipaw av. 
 Wells Fargo Ex. Co.... 8th & Cole 
 
 Wright & Co 8th & Provost 
 
 Zehnich & Hymm..4th & Newark avO 
 
 NEWARK. 
 
 Baker, Wm 29 Richard 
 
 Brown & Muirhead 11 Oliver 
 
 Brown, S. R 98 Burnet 
 
 Chapman, J 71 Hayes 
 
 Clumb, J 18 Clifton av. 
 
 Cox, H 95 James 
 
 Duffy, Frank South 
 
 Eierson, W 106 Verona av. 
 
 Frank & Lamrny. ... 175 Belmont av. 
 
 Gordon, Joe Main & 14th 
 
 Jennings, Mrs., J 148 Bowery 
 
 Kerwin, Mrs., D 48 Jackson 
 
 Ketcham & Weston., Wash, av., Bell. 
 Kramer, John.... 178 Bloomfield av. 
 
 Ludwig, J 22 Camfield 
 
 McCallum, Mrs., I. B....25 Rector 
 
 McGuinness, Michael 81 River 
 
 Moole, John Monroe 
 
 Mullin, M. F 59 Mechanics 
 
 Parks, J. H 45 Wickliffe 
 
 Perry, P 109 14th av. 
 
 Schmitter, Geo 72 Belmont av. 
 
 Schumacher, E 3 Belmont av. 
 
 Sheridan, L. J 141 McWhorter 
 
 Stock, Henry 221 Waverley av. 
 
 Wolfe, Adam 213 W. Kinney 
 
 Yvoodruff, S. D 144 Pacific 
 
 Woodword, W 13th & 5th av. 
 
 EAST NEWARK. 
 
 Monaghan, P., Grand av. & E. R. R. 
 Yeager, Adam 5th av. 
 
 EAST ORANGE. 
 
 Gordon. Joe 41 Main 
 
 Fanning, Gerald 7 Bowlin 
 
 Watkins, Dan 262 Main 
 
 ORANGE. 
 
 Crowley, J. H 17 Lincoln av. 
 
 Doran, Pat No. Centre 
 
 Fanning, P., Central av. & Central pi 
 Fanning, S. & M 2654 Cone 
 
 ELIZABETH. 
 
 Zucker & Williams. .. .7 So. Union 
 BLOOMFIELD. 
 
 Ward, D 648 Bloomfield av. 
 
 MONTCLAIR. 
 
 Brunner, T Bloomfield av. 
 
 Crawley, Tom Midland av. 
 
 BELLEVILLE. 
 
 Ketcham & Weston. .Washington av. 
 MORRISTOWN 
 
 -Tunnis, B. M., & Co., South & Mad. 
 
 J. J. Bagley & Co., Detroit, Mich., manufacture fine-cut and 
 smoking tobacco — union=labeled, of course. 
 
54 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 UNION HALLS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. 
 
 Here are the union buttons of the 
 
 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EM- 
 PLOYES* INTERNATIONAL AL- 
 LIANCE AND BARTENDERS’ 
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 
 OF AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 T. J. SULLIVAN, Pres., 
 
 JERE L. SULLIVAN, Secretary, 
 Commercial Tribune Bldg., Cincinnati, O. 
 
 Bartenders’ Button 
 
 Business Agents: 
 
 Bartenders’ — Philip Barenburg, 721 Melrose av., New York, N. Y. 
 Waiters’— H. Kleinman, 12 St. Mark’s pi., New York. 
 
 List of Local Union Halls and Officers 
 
 FRANK DUNNELL, President, 
 147 E. 53d. 
 
 HENRY KOSSOW, Secretary, 
 
 American Hall 8th av. & 42d 
 
 Arlington Hall.... 23 St. Marks pi. 
 
 Beethoven Hall 210 E. 5th 
 
 Bohemian Hall 321 E. 73d 
 
 Clinton Hall 151 Clinton 
 
 Ebling’s Casino. . 1 56th-St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Everett Hall 31 E. 4th 
 
 Grand Cen. Palace, Lex. av. & 43d 
 
 Grolls Hall 145-147 E. 53d 
 
 Harlem Arcade 21 1 E. 124th 
 
 Harlem Terrace 210 E. 104th 
 
 Labor Temple 243 E. 84th 
 
 Lexington Opera House. 145 E. 58th 
 
 Lyric Hall 725 6th av. 
 
 Manhattan Casino. . 155th & 8th av. 
 
 Manhattan Lyceum 66 E. 4th 
 
 Mueller’s Bronx Casino.. 3d av., opp. 
 i5Sth 
 
 Murray Hill Lyceum.. 160 E. 34th 
 New Ams. Op. House, 334 W. 44th 
 
 New Star Casino 115 E. 107th 
 
 N. Y. Turn Hall. .85th & Lex. av. 
 
 Palm Garden 150 E. 58th 
 
 Plaza Assembly Rms. ..no E. 59th 
 
 Socol Hall 420 E. 71st 
 
 Sulzer’s Westchester Pk..Westchster 
 
 Tammany Hall 141 E. 14th 
 
 Terrace Garden 145 E. 58th 
 
 Webster Hall. 119 E. nth 
 
 Yorkville Casino 210 E. 86th 
 
 Zeltner’s Morrisania Pk. & Casino, 
 170th & 3d av. 
 
 List of Union Bars. 
 
 Burke, P. M 326 E. 21st 
 
 Club launch Room 84 E. 10th 
 
 Herbt, Geo., Jr 498 Hudson 
 
 Meindel, Geo 99 2d av. 
 
 Rand & Trach 3853 3d av. 
 
 Socol Hall 420 E. 71st 
 
 The Oasis 77 Park row 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Riley, Andrew. ... 1000 Nostrand av 
 
 DEFINITIONS. 
 
 Mail ex phono graph — Graft taken by “telegraph” companies for 
 mailing, repressing and ’phoning “telegrams.” 
 
 Dress-suitograft — “Telegraft,” from “telegrams” crowded into 
 dress-suit cases and leisurely moved from one city to another. — 
 Fair Play. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 55 
 
 TBLBPHONB, 1298- L 
 
 RAILROAD HOUSE 
 
 G. SHULTIS, Prop. 
 
 UNION 
 
 ALES, WINES, LIQUORS 
 AND CIGARS 
 
 321 GROVE STREET - - JERSEY CITY 
 
 MANUFACTURER ENDORSES THIS DIRECTORY 
 
 Port Huron, Mich., August io, 1907. 
 Mr. H. Geach, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Dear Sir : — Reply to your letter of July 29 has been delayed on 
 account of the writer’s absence from the city. * * * 
 
 The writer wishes Jo state that your scheme appeals to him. In 
 visiting the secretaries of carpenters’ unions we find numerous 
 notices of goods that are on the unfair list, but nothing is said 
 about the goods that are fair, and it seems to me that if anyone 
 who buys fair goods should be interested in knowing what they 
 are, and where they can be bought it is the union man, for if he 
 don’t insist on having these goods, who will? 
 
 The writer will take personal charge of our campaign in New 
 York, when started, and will take pleasure in calling on you at 
 that time * * * 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 I. KRAUS, Est. 
 
 Telephone, 1728 Orchard 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Society Goods a Specialty 
 
 - Flags to Hire 
 
 The only Union Shop in 
 Greater New York. We 
 employ members B. B. 
 & R. M. U. L. 12249 
 =A. F. ofL— 
 
 BANNERS 
 BADGES & 
 REGALIAS 
 
 125 CLINTON STREET 
 NEW YORK 
 
 For Balls , Picnics , So- 
 cieties, Campaign Clubs, 
 Parades & Conventions 
 
56 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 JEWELRY, ETC. 
 
 Pendants , rings , pins , charms , bracelets , chains, in gold, silver and 
 gold plated, gold, silver and gold filled watches, clocks, eye- 
 glasses, spectacles and optical goods. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY WORKERS’ UNION OF 
 AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 RICHARD PETERSON, President, 
 192 Lemon Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 
 WM. SCHADE, Sec., 
 
 Box 1 41, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Locals: 
 
 1. New York, N. Y. — 149 E. 16th, 
 2d & 4th Sat. 
 
 2. Newark, N. J. 
 
 14. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 23. New York, N. Y. 
 
 Firms Using the Label 
 
 Birkner, I., & Son, New York, N. Y. Dunn, T. J., & Co. New York, N. Y. 
 Soldarity Watch Case Co. .Brooklyn 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Jewelry 
 
 Lehr, Louis 79 Nassau Solidarity Watch Case Co. 3 M’den la. 
 
 Wendell & Co 95 William 
 
 
 UNION LABEL 
 
 REGISTERED 
 
 COLLARS, SHIRTS, CUFFS, ETC. 
 
 Union laundries have this label printed on the price list which 
 accompanies the laundered clothes. It is also machine stitched 
 on shirts and stamped on collars and cuffs. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF SHIRT, WAIST & LAUNDRY 
 WORKERS 
 
 Officers: 
 
 J. W. SMILEY, President. 
 
 JOHN J. MANNING, Sec., 
 602 2d av., Troy, N. Y. 
 
 MANPIATTAN 
 
 & BRONX 
 
 Adler Bros 
 
 .308 E. Houston 
 
 Albert, A 
 
 
 Albrecht 
 
 
 Alexander 
 
 
 Ansorge 
 
 
 Aronson 
 
 2137 3d 
 
 Ball, S. H 
 
 
 Barbash 
 
 
 Baum 
 
 
 Bierman 
 
 
 Black 
 
 
 Bobkes 1524 1st av. 
 
 Bockman 3467 3d av. 
 
 Brin 2396 1st av. 
 
 Burgheim Bros 2212 3d av. 
 
 Burnett 2335 1st av. 
 
 Calula, M 18 Bowery 
 
 Cohen 413 W. 125th 
 
 Colcord, F. A 42 South 
 
 Co-onerative Store 303 Grand 
 
 Corn, Chas 3631 3d av. 
 
 Daum 148 1 st av. 
 
 Davis 921 8th av. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 57 
 
 COLLARS, SHIRTS, CUFFS, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 Diehl 1814 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Diner 885 9th av. 
 
 Dobkin, J 653 10th av 
 
 Dwark & Son 68 Delaney 
 
 Ebb 141st & St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Eile 16 Ave. B 
 
 Eisner 252 Catherine 
 
 Eranbt 154 Park row 
 
 Feinberg 222 Front 
 
 Feinstein 289 10th av. 
 
 Feldman 1400 2d av. 
 
 Felstein 41 1 8th av. 
 
 Fishel 1456 1st av. 
 
 Foster’s Sons 729 9th 
 
 Fowler, Wm 2688 3d av. 
 
 Frank & Co 2689 8th av. 
 
 Freiberger 237 Stanton 
 
 Friedenberg 226 Henry 
 
 Geller 101 Norfolk 
 
 Gluck 251 Ave. A 
 
 Greenberg 4035 3d av. 
 
 Greenberg 584 Columbus av. 
 
 Greenthal 833 8th av. 
 
 Goldman 138 E. 42d 
 
 Goldstein 155th & Union av. 
 
 Goodall 472 nth av. 
 
 Goodfriend nth & Ave. A 
 
 Goodman 540 Lenox av. 
 
 Griffen 519 W. 26th 
 
 Gross 474 10th av. 
 
 Guarantee Clothing Co., 127 & 3d av. 
 
 Gutterman 627 10th av. 
 
 Haag 629 9th av. 
 
 Hahn 1167 3d av. 
 
 Halober 350 West 
 
 Hein & Dates 2052 3d av. 
 
 Helltheir, H 728 Courtlandt av. 
 
 Hervey 416 W. 125th 
 
 Hesse, Henry 308 Grand 
 
 Hoffman 107 1st av. 
 
 Hoffman Bros 55 Ave. A 
 
 Holters, M 2731 8th av. 
 
 Ichel 2879 3d av. 
 
 Joachimson 276 Bowery 
 
 Johnson 322 9th av. 
 
 Joseph 222 Ave. B 
 
 Joseph Clothing Co... 3d av. & 128 
 
 Kahn 283 Grand 
 
 Kahn, M. M 30 Cortlandt 
 
 Katz 3d av. & 50th 
 
 King Bros 310 Bowery 
 
 Klein. 1716 3d av. 
 
 Klinkinstein 59 Ave. A 
 
 Krantz 1726 2d av. 
 
 Kreisler 39th & 3d av. 
 
 Labowitz, 1 44 1st av. 
 
 Laughlin 732 10th av. 
 
 Lechtman & Livingston. .346 3d av. 
 
 Lese & Son 54 Catherine 
 
 Levy 3008 3d av. 
 
 Libermuth, T 846 3d av. 
 
 J Lieberman 521 8th av. 
 
 Lindenbaum 819 1st av. 
 
 Loberbaum 8 Ave. B 
 
 ^FLustig 1372 1st av. 
 
 v- Lyons & Chabot 3d av. & 150th 
 
 Margolis 104 2d av. 
 
 Martyny 1329 1st av. 
 
 Meyer 1532 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Michaels 2331 8th av. 
 
 Misel Bros 9 Manhattan 
 
 Morris 180 1st av. 
 
 Morris 2176 2d av. 
 
 Morris & Comisky 142 Clinton 
 
 Moskowitz i486 1 st av. 
 
 Obalanda 76 1st av. 
 
 Oppenheimer 2777 2d av. 
 
 Pray, W. F 2705 8th av. 
 
 Prochazka 1391 Ave. A 
 
 Roane Bros 126 10th av. 
 
 Roepke, D 1494 2d av. 
 
 Rowne Bros 67 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Runkel 3713 3d av. 
 
 Schlicht, L 1302 3d av. 
 
 Schnakenberg 366 Bowery 
 
 Sherman, R 437 6th av. 
 
 Shillinger 1358 3d av. 
 
 Silberkrans 1574 1st av. 
 
 Simimiman 2 Park pi. 
 
 Slimer 1807 2d av. 
 
 Stehlik 1416 Ave. A 
 
 Steinman 3909 3d av. 
 
 Stodola, J 149 Willis av. 
 
 Store 45 3d av. 
 
 Surprise Stores 138 W. 14th 
 
 Surprise Stores 523 8th av. 
 
 Surprise Stores 3d av. c. 83d 
 
 Theimer 1344 1st av. 
 
 Theimer, A 1344 1st av. 
 
 Thorman 1533 Ave. A 
 
 Tiger 529 Brook av. 
 
 Towers 1344 1st av. 
 
 Travis 3369 3d av. 
 
 Weiskopf & Newman. ... 563 9th av. 
 
 Weissman, B 3780 3d av. 
 
 Werbin & Shedlinsky 381 B’way 
 
 Westchester Cloth. Co., 3d av. c. 144 
 
 Whitcover 1861 2d av. 
 
 Whitcover 855 2d av. 
 
 Wolf 2656 8th av. 
 
 Wolff no Chambers 
 
 Yeska, J 142 Park row 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Abrams, A 87 Sands 
 
 Baff, Aaron 220 5th av. 
 
 Bittman 582 Hamburg av. 
 
 Bregstinen, M 737 3d av. 
 
 Brosseau, G. P., 3723 F. Hamilton av 
 
 DeGraw, W. H 91 B’way. 
 
 Derx, M 693 B’way 
 
 Derx, Martin 693 B’way 
 
 Peck’s clothing have two labels, the union label and Peck’s 
 label — look for both. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 58 
 
 COLLARS, SHIRTS, CUFFS, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 Dreyer, L 282 Smith 
 
 Friedman, Benj 675 Myrtle av. 
 
 Gold Bros 79 Manhattan av. 
 
 Halpern Bros 849 B’way 
 
 Howe, Jas. R 291 B’way 
 
 Isaacs, E 290 Columbia 
 
 Kabot, Sam 3843 Fulton 
 
 Kispert, Mrs. W...174 Graham av. 
 Klondyke Dry Goods Store, 368 5th av 
 
 Lipkowitz, H. H 463 Grand 
 
 Lipshitz, M 368 5th av. 
 
 Lipshitz, M 18 Cook 
 
 Mahler, H. A 1450 Fulton 
 
 Moschkowitz, S., 190 Manhattan av. 
 
 Rafel, Isaac 195 Nassau av. 
 
 Rosenthal, H 277 Columbia 
 
 Ross, Wm 636 Wythe av. 
 
 Rothenberg & Son 236 Lee av. 
 
 Schmidt, Chas 250 Van Brunt 
 
 Schulman, Mrs. B..328 Van Brunt 
 Seidner, M....1102 Manhattan av. 
 
 Setomar, H 573 3d av. 
 
 Shapiro, Wm 575 5th av. 
 
 Smith, Henry 1566 Fulton 
 
 Solomon, M 562 5th av. 
 
 Solomon, E 497 Central av. 
 
 Stahl, P 1355 Greene av. 
 
 Stork, L 703 3d av. 
 
 Teevan, Jos. P 242 Hoyt 
 
 Weis & Hansen 256 Columbia 
 
 Witte, G. A., Jr 1851 B’way 
 
 STATEN ISLAND 
 
 Bernstein, J Stapleton 
 
 Brown, J. J Port Richmond 
 
 Harris, Jacob Stapleton 
 
 Kraneer, H Tompkinsville 
 
 Levinson, H Tottenville 
 
 ROSEVILLE, N. J. 
 
 Mocksey Roseville & Orange 
 
 WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 
 Pincus Railroad av. 
 
 HARNESS, ETC. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF LEATHER WORKERS ON 
 HORSE GOODS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JACOB G. HUBER, President. 
 
 JOHN J. PFEIFFER, Sec.-Treas., 
 
 436 Gibraltar Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 Local Branches, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 91. Newark — E. Zimmerman, 100 Orchard; Wm. Milligan, 16 Warren pi. 
 
 1st and 3d Tuesday, Michel’s Hall, 66 So. Orange av. 
 
 95. New York City — E. J. Baker, 52 Montauk av. ; L. M. Byrnes, 334 E. 
 34th. 1st and 3d Wednesday, Labor Lyceum, 342 W. 42d. 
 
 List of Firms Using the Above Label. 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Brookwell-Crane 27 W. 30th 
 
 Burke & McDermott. .. 52d & B’way 
 
 Dahlke, F 532 W. B’way 
 
 Farouhar, D 2d av. & 24th 
 
 Haug, Geo 155 E. 75th 
 
 Kerr, Jno. H 9 E. 30th 
 
 Mayer, Robt 1373 Vyse av. 
 
 McDougall Co., J. G 421 2d av. 
 
 Moore, Sam’l 7th av. & 51st 
 
 Moseman & Bro., C. M., 126 Chmb’s 
 
 Reisner, Leo 2415 1st av. 
 
 Solomon, Henry 554 W. B’way 
 
 Stout, Jno., 75th, Lex. & Park avs. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Burns, W. S 144 Atlantic av. 
 
 Kutscher, W. H..106 Hamilton av. 
 Trainor, J 94 Boerum pi. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 59 
 
 HARNESS, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Abelee, Emanuel 
 
 Ashenbach & Son, Wm. J 
 
 Heydecke, Fred. W 
 
 Huber, Sr., J.. 6 o }4 Springfield av. 
 
 Roubaud, Geo 202 Market 
 
 Schriek, Walter C 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Hemp fling, J 163 Pavonia av. 
 
 HARTFORD 
 
 Brazel & Co., C. H 
 
 BOSTON 
 
 Gearty, T. F... Decatur & Liverpool 
 
 FI ayes, D. J 
 
 Roxbury H. & C. Co., 886 Harrison av 
 
 Schafer, J. J 
 
 Sullivan, Dan 99 E. Dedham 
 
 BALTIMORE 
 
 Keating, Bernard J 
 
 LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 LITHOGRAPHERS’ INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIVE AND 
 BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED 
 STATES AND CANADA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 FRANK GHERING, President, 
 New York. 
 
 JAS. McCAFFERTY, Sec.-Treas., 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 Lithographers’ Label 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 No. 1, New York — W. F. Long, Pres.; Wm. Dickinson, Sec., 25 Third av. 
 
 2d and 4th Monday, 69 St. Mark’s pi. 
 
 Lithographic Artists’, Engravers’ and Designers’ League, 1st and 3d Mon- 
 day, 69 St. Mark’s pi. 
 
 Lithographic Stone and Plate Preparers’ Union, 1st and 3d Monday, 10 1 
 
 Av. A. 
 
 International Ass’n of Lithographic Apprentices & Pressfeeders; W. A. 
 Coakley, General President, 43 Centre st. Local No. 1 meets at 193 
 Bowery on 1st and 3d Thursday. W. A. Coakley, Pres.; Henry 
 Kranz, Rec. Sec., 19 1 Throop av., Brooklyn. 
 
 Label 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Amer. Bank Note Co. .86 Trinity pi. 
 
 Amer. Can Co 447 W. 14th 
 
 Amer. Label Co 35 Cooper sq. 
 
 Bescher, John 102 Beekman 
 
 Dohm Litho. Co 61 Courtlandt 
 
 Eastern Litho. Co 67 Duane 
 
 Empire Litho. Co 33 Sullivan 
 
 Exp. & Dom. Can Co. ..608 W. 43d 
 
 Gillin Print Co 608 W. 43d 
 
 Gloechner & Faust 134 Mott 
 
 Harris, A. C., Co 21 Cliff 
 
 Hart, Chas 36 Vesey 
 
 Offices 
 
 Heywood, Strasser & Voigt 155 
 
 Leonard 
 
 Hug & Boscowitz 510 E. 73d 
 
 Huhn, Frederick 67 Duane 
 
 Illustrated Postal Cord Co. 9 Walker 
 
 Koebler, A. J 265 W. B’way 
 
 Kreuger & Braun 324 E. 23d 
 
 Kunin Litho. Co 231 William 
 
 Lee Litho. Co 126 Walker 
 
 Lipfert, Wm 176 Worth 
 
 Lutz & Scheinkman. . . . 158 William 
 
 Mayer & Lavenson 503 E. 72d 
 
 Maverick & Wissinger . . 132 White 
 N. Y. Metal Ceiling Co.. 537 W. 24th 
 
6o 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING.— Continued. 
 
 Oberley & Newell 52 Park 
 
 Petrie, Schmidt & Bergman. .. .227 
 Bleecker 
 
 Rosenthal 41 1 Pearl 
 
 Simplex Litho. Co. ...37th & 1st av. 
 
 Schlessinger, L 372 South 
 
 Schoener & Heilman 46 Gold 
 
 Schlegel, Geo 138 Centre 
 
 Seiter & Kappes 141 E. 25th 
 
 Sloan & Co. (J. V.)....2i3 W. 26th 
 
 Stock, Chas 123 Chambers 
 
 Stang Co 30 Lafayette pi. 
 
 Steiner, W., Sons & C0..116 E. 14th 
 Wood, M. Rusling 218 William 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Amer. Copper Co 19 Verona 
 
 Brooklyn Metal Dec. Co. . . . 44th & 
 2d av. 
 
 Electric Chem. Engr. Co. ..450 19th 
 Metallic Dec. Co Ft. 37th 
 
 Savage Mfg. Co Ft. 37th 
 
 Tin Plate Dec. Co 176 Front 
 
 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
 
 Benton- Armstrong Co. 
 
 Munson & Co. 
 
 National Folding Box & Paper Co. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Clark Thread Co. 
 
 Nat. Litho. Co. .William & Shipman 
 Whitehead & Hoag 
 
 PASSAIC, N. J. 
 
 Passaic Metalware Co. 
 
 FLATBUSH, L. I. 
 
 Schwenke, O. L Clarendon rd. 
 
 WALL PAPER. 
 
 This label is printed on the margin of wall paper made by union 
 men and it appears on about every foot of wall paper. 
 
 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINE PRINTERS 
 AND COLOR MIXERS. 
 
 c^M.R&.C.M.ofUS.CF, 
 ^UNION-MADE CD' 
 
 Officers: 
 
 A. BARTHOLOMEW, President. 
 
 CHAS. McCRORY, Secretary, 352 41st Street, Brooklyn. 
 
 The Following Firms Sell Union-Made Wall Paper 
 
 Mairs & Co. 68 Sackett 
 
 HOBOKEN, N. J. 
 
 Hoffs, Benton, Heath & Co....i8th 
 Potter Wall Paper Mills 15th 
 
 HACKENSACK, N. J. 
 Campbell W. P. Co. .Hackensack av. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 Beck & Co 281 5th av. 
 
 Beck & Co 206 W. 29th 
 
 Gledhill Co., W. P 541 W. 34th 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Graves & Co 929 3d av. 
 
 Graves & Co 397 Bridge 
 
 White Rolls Cigarettes are strictly union=made and bear the 
 union label. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 61 
 
 MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC. 
 
 his is the new label of the Machinists , color pink , and will be 
 found on machinery and tools made by members of 
 
 HE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JAMES O’CONNELL, President. 
 GEORGE PRESTON, Sec.-Treas., 
 402 McGill Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 Business Agents: 
 
 New York City — Jas. A. Schofield, 
 23 Park row, Rooms 55 and 56. 
 Brooklyn — F. Hirtzell, 386 Rodney. 
 Newark, N. J. — J. Sonnabend, 128 
 Market. 
 
 Local Lodges, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 Electrical Lodge — William E. Riecken, 533 Trinity av., Bronx; E. R. 
 
 Roff, 438 Linwood, Brooklyn. Friday, 427 2d av., New York City. 
 New York City — J. V. O’Connor, 307 W. 118th; J. E. Lehner, 33 W. 
 
 17th. Friday, McGovern Hall, 43d & 9th av. 
 
 New York City — A. Koehn, 250 Custer av., Jersey City; H. Sinker, 
 343-47 84th. Every Monday, 243 E. 84th. 
 
 New York City — A. Zowoboda, 529 E. 83d; Wm. Winkeler, 822 E. 
 146th. Thursday, 243 E. 84th. 
 
 New York City — A. J. Taranto, 1142 60th, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; B. Hope, 
 1947 B’way. Thurs., 306, Arcade Bldg. 
 
 New York City — J. P. Brown, 591 Prospect av. ; G. A. Tracy, 12 
 Brown pi. Friday, Metropolitan Theatre Hall, i42d and 3d av. 
 
 New York City — A. Lang, 184 Sheppard av., Brooklyn; J. J. McKin- 
 ley, 225 Woodbine, Brooklyn. Friday, 67 St. Mark’s pi. 
 
 New York City — M. B. Sargent, 412 E. 124th; C. J. Feil, 325 6th, 
 Brooklyn. Tuesday, 127 Park row. 
 
 New York — Chas. . Blauken, 124 Bedford av., Brooklyn; G. H. Stilgen- 
 bauer, 151-3 Clinton. 2d and 4th Tuesday, Clinton Hall, N. Y. City. 
 New York — J. B. Maxwell, 1655 Madison av. ; J. J. Hildebrand, 303 
 E. 94th. 
 
 Swedish Lodge, Brooklyn — C. Mortenson, 839 Bergen; A. Rosin, 3809 
 12th av. 2d and 4th Saturday, Municipal Hall, 3902 3d av. 
 
 Brooklyn. — D. M. McMahon, 215 Carroll; Jas. McCrindle, 5104 6th 
 av. Tuesday, Lincoln’s Hall, Court and Sackett. 
 
 Brooklyn — E. F. Siviter, 106 Rapelye; C. Deitrich, 7411 3d av. 
 Brooklyn — Wm. E. Smith, 553 Lorimer; J. Dorr, 156 Engert av. 
 
 Friday, Hall, Eckford, cor. Driggs av., Greenpoint. 
 
 Brooklyn — A. Kalvier, 331 Ralph; H. Goerke. Tuesday, 949 Wil- 
 loughby av. 
 
 Brooklyn — J. P. Connors, 254 Imler pi., Elizabethport, N. Y. ; H. 
 
 Walker, 295 3d, Elizabethport, N. Y. 
 
 Jersey City — L. J. Froming, 125 York; J. J. Richards, 254 Mercer. 
 
 Friday, Edna Hall, Newark and 3d. 
 
 Newark, N. J. — J. O. Soemer, 76 Richelieu terrace; D. Crowell, 308 
 Central av., E. Newark. 2d and 4th Tuesday, 491 Broad. 
 
 Newark, N. J. — T. A. Edwards, 109 Sumner ay.; W. Samuel, 127 
 Halsey. Thursday, Weisman’s Hall, 207 Ferry. 
 
 Newark, N. J. — T. D. Mueller, 403 Littleton av. ; G. E. While, 8 
 Globe. Every Thursday, 5 S. Orange. 
 
 Newark, N. J. — Chas. Schenter, 11 Standard pi., Irvington; L. 
 Fischer, 114 N. 5th st., Harrison, N. J. 2d and 4th Wednesday, 
 310 Springfield. 
 
 Newark, N. J. — Edw. Cox, 134 Jas.; F. Schurer, 17 Elliott. 
 
 Yonkers — F. Littlefair, 151 Waverly; A. Ponken, Box 385. Friday, 
 Wiggins’ Hall, 24 N. Broadway. 
 
62 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.— Cont. 
 
 156. Harrison Lodge — T. Brannegan, 340 2d, E. Newark; C. E. Patterson, 
 1 16 Tichnor, Newark, N. J. 2d and 4th Thursday, Evans’ Hall, 
 Kearney, N. J. 
 
 167. Plainfield, N. J. — Jno. Cline, 108 W. 2d; A. McKechine, 223 Plain- 
 field av. 2d and 4th Monday, 204 W. Front. 
 
 175. Yonkers — E. McMahon, 40 Croshaw av. ; B. Jones, 34 Linden. 2d and 
 4th Tuesday, 20 Warburton av. 
 
 188. Paterson, N. J. — H. Hunt, 6 Graham av. ; S. J. Bergen, 39 Thomas. 
 
 Every Thursday, Helvetia Hall, Van Houten. 
 
 367. Perth Amboy, N. J. — A. W. Tyrrell, 21 Kearney av. ; J. W. Gleim, 
 165 Broad. 1st and 3d Monday, 138 Smith’s Union Hall. 
 
 378. Union Hill, N. J. — H. J. G. Borchert, Jr., Weehawken, P. O. Box 93; 
 Thos. J. Meehan, 111 14th, Hoboken. 1st and 3d Thursday, O. F. 
 Hall, 517 Union pi. 
 
 417. Port Richmond, Staten Island — N. McKeller, 10 Lafayette av., Port 
 Richmond; A. Hunter, 19 Prospect, Stapleton, S. I. 2d and 4th 
 Monday, G. A. R. Hall. 
 
 398. Trenton, N. J. — A. B. Wilson, 238 Pearl; David S. Mayhew, 224 S. 
 
 Hott. Wednesday, Camera’s Hall, Broad. 
 
 659. Passaic, N. J. — M. Maguth, 87 Van Winkle; A. Bidwell, 375 Pauleson 
 av. 1st and 3d Tuesday, Emerald Hall. 
 
 693. Roselle, N. J. — H. P. Peterson, Aldene, N. J. ; Henry Korb, 19 
 Bedford av., Waverly Park, N. J. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Tools 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Barron, Jas. S., & Co. ..160 Duane 
 
 Beggs, Jas., & Co 9 Dey 
 
 Boltwood & Co 195 10th av. 
 
 Brueser, F. J., & Co.. ..2318 8th av. 
 Bunnell, J. H., & Co. ..76 Cortlandt 
 
 Burnett, S. 0 288 Fulton 
 
 Curtiss, Geo. B 84 Chambers 
 
 Davega, I., Jr 802 3d av. 
 
 Delinsky, H 141 Bowery 
 
 Dienst, A. P., & Co. .. 140th & 3d av. 
 Eberhart, M., & Son Co., 76th-istav. 
 Edel, Chas., & Son.... 3367 3d av. 
 
 Fairbanks Co., The 31 1 B’way 
 
 Fox Bros. & Co 126 Lafayette 
 
 Frank & Bro 97 6th av. 
 
 Frasse, Peter A., & Co. ..95 Fulton 
 
 Frasse Co., The 38 Cortlandt 
 
 General Supply Co., N. Y..40 John 
 
 Gerstner, A. W 634 8th av. 
 
 Gesswein, F. W., Co 39 John 
 
 Gillespie, Benj 728 3d av. 
 
 Goepel, C. F., & Co.... 137 E. 13th 
 
 Gorman Supply Co 134 E. 25th 
 
 Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co. ..209 
 Bowery 
 
 Heller, H 180 Willis av. 
 
 Hooper & Gilbert 307 8th av. 
 
 Hull, Grippen & Co 312 8th av. 
 
 Jacob, A. N 272 Bowery 
 
 Keller, L. H., & Co 64 Nassau 
 
 Kohlmeier, J. M 1173 2d av. 
 
 Landon & Co 2136 3d av. 
 
 Leng’s Son & Co., J. S...4 Fletcher 
 Manhat. Elec. Sup. Co. .32 Cortlandt 
 Manhat. Hdw. & Bic. Co. .497 3d av. 
 
 Metropolitan Hdw. Co 32 Vesey 
 
 Mann & Co., Chas 2352 3d av. 
 
 Manning, Maxwell & Moore.. 85 Lib- 
 erty. 
 
 McCoy, Jos. T., Co 26 Warren 
 
 Montgomery & Co 105 Fulton 
 
 Motley, Green & Co 43 John 
 
 Neal & Brinker 18 Warren 
 
 N. Y. Sporting Goods Co.. 61 Nassau 
 
 Nicholson, Edward 431 6th av. 
 
 Nicklin, Wm. F 163 Park row 
 
 Olmstead, Frank A 2582 3d av. 
 
 Olney & Warrin 36 Dey 
 
 Patterson Bros 27 Park row 
 
 Patterson, Gottfried & Hunter, 
 
 146 Centre 
 
 Patterson, Harral & Gray, 
 
 85 Chambers 
 
 Pershall, D. B 369 3d av. 
 
 Pollock, Alexander 203 West 
 
 Prentiss Tool & Sup. C0..115 Liberty 
 Reed & Auerbacher. . . .229 Bowery 
 
 Rogers, H. A 19 John 
 
 Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. .47 Cham- 
 bers 
 
 Scheuer, M., & Son.. 192 Park row 
 Scholz, C. F., & Son.... 1988 3d av. 
 Sherman, Brown, Clements Co., 
 
 78 Murray 
 
 Sickells & Nutting Co. ..35 Barclay 
 Gordon Smith Co., J. .84 Chambers 
 Stanley & Patterson. .32 Frankfort 
 
 Bush & Gerts pianos bear the union label. Write for cata- 
 log. Bush Temple, Chicago. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 63 
 
 MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.— Cont. 
 
 White, Van Glahn & Co. .17 Chath- 
 am sq. 
 
 Witte, F. T., Hdw. Co.. 106 Chambers 
 
 Weber. Edw 2535 3d av. 
 
 Zundel, R. W 47 Whitehall 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Anson, John 53 Hamilton av. 
 
 Atkinson, R. J 1183 B’way 
 
 Bliss, James W. ..892 Manhattan av. 
 
 Bunce, John 106 Fulton 
 
 Barnett, S. 0 288 Fulton 
 
 Cornell, S. W 121 Court 
 
 Giba, B 198 Nassau av. 
 
 Harris & Wellenkamp. .288 Fulton 
 Hinaiev & Pendleton.. 59 Greenp’t av 
 
 Kiley, T. W., & Co 61 Grand 
 
 Langenburg, A. & G..1213 Myrtle av 
 Lundequist, W. H., Co., 43 Hamilton 
 av. 
 
 Marlow, Wm....7S9 Manhattan av. 
 
 O’Mara, J. J 1385 B’way 
 
 Ring, Chas. E 40 S. 8th 
 
 Rohlfs, H. W~ & Son. . .47th-3d av. 
 Rubino, Geo. C., & Co. ..463 3d av. 
 
 Runge, Henry 2148 Fulton 
 
 Scharfenberg Bros Myrtle av. 
 
 Schneider, Geo. R 847 B’way 
 
 Shevlin, M. J 613 Fulton 
 
 Victors, Henry 1041 Fulton 
 
 Waterman, H. B 398 7th 
 
 Greenfield, Adolph, 83 Springfield av. 
 Johnson-Mandeville Co... 496 Broad 
 Johnson, W. T., & Co. 
 
 Ludlow, Matthias 97 Market 
 
 Machnet & Doremus 
 
 Mears, T. C 422 Springfield av. 
 
 Rising & Thorne 475 Broad 
 
 Roe & Conover 200 Market 
 
 HOBOKEN 
 
 Moller, Wm 107 Miller av. 
 
 Ross Bros 1014 Washington 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 Brodie, Wm 31 Vernon 
 
 Grieshaber, H. 0 957 10th av. 
 
 YONKERS 
 
 Twine, H. L 14 Warburton av. 
 
 Wood, L. K 57 Main 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 Clark Hdw. Co 85 Broad 
 
 Elizabeth Hdw. Co 202 Broad 
 
 Jacob Martin & Co., 459 Elizabeth av. 
 Frank Hand Co 80 3d 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Brill, F. B 82 Montgomery 
 
 Gibbons, Ern. A. .Hudson & Morris 
 
 Lutjen, H. E 296 Central av. 
 
 Menagh, John S. ...134 Newark av. 
 
 Miller, M 626 Newark av. 
 
 Stone Bros 387 West Side av. 
 
 Wood, Geo. W 186 Newark av. 
 
 WEST NEW BRIGHTON 
 
 Koenig, H. W 115 Richter 
 
 RICHMOND 
 
 Burger & Ochs.. 39 Rich av., P. R. 
 PASSAIC 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Banister & Pollard 206 Market 
 
 Faitoute, E. C. 
 
 Barton, A. R 302 Main 
 
 Forsyth Hdw. Co 358 Passaic 
 
 Hubinger, Chas 263 Passaic 
 
 N. J. Eng. & Sup. Co., 1 77 Main av. 
 
 THE SILENT STRIKE 
 
 Look at the clothes you are about to buy. If they have the 
 union label, complete your purchase. If not, let them lie on the 
 counter unbought. Letting them alone is your silent strike. You 
 can exert it against scores of articles of wear and of household 
 utility. Millions of working people — the trades-unionists and 
 their families — can do the same. This silent strike they can carry 
 on all the year around. The beauty of the silent strike is that 
 you lose no time, no money, no sleep. You are getting full pay 
 while you are striking, and doing effective work. Your family, 
 instead of being a drawback to the success of this strike, is a 
 benefit. They can help you in it by always asking for “label 
 goods” and in urging their friends to do the same. 
 
64 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 NEW N AL 
 
 2Q Pages w. hearst 20 Pages 
 
 Fortunately the Printers Are 
 Fighters — and HAVE MONEY 
 
 They Wont Be Starved Out by Pinch-Penny 
 Employers. 
 
 The printers’ strike begins to-day. 
 
 A year and a half ago the workers notified the 
 employers that after January I, 1906, they would 
 insist upon the eight-hour day in all job and book 
 concerns. 
 
 The employers have chosen to fight. They think 
 they want die “open shop,” which means the right 
 to hire scabs and put the men to fighting each other, 
 cutting wages, stealing each others’ jobs, etc. 
 
 The men don’t propose to fight each other. They 
 mean to fight together. 
 
 They have begun the fight, and they are going to 
 win, because they are in the right. 
 
 Eight hours of concentrated work is enough. 
 
 Eight hours working at a typesetting machine, 
 with a pot of molten metal sending fumes into the 
 lungs, is enough. Eight hours of work will give all 
 the product that the employer should get, and all 
 that the man should do. 
 
 At the end of a working life, the man who works 
 eight hours per day will have set actually more ems 
 of type than the man working nine hours. For the 
 extra hour tires the man, lowers his vitality and 
 shortens life. 
 
 The employer may say: “I would rather work 
 them out quickly and get new ones,” but the work- 
 man, strange to say, has different views. In the 
 Argentine, where horses were so cheap, it was the 
 fashion to buy them for the street car lines and 
 literally work them to death — it hardly paid to feed 
 them. It did not pay at all to take care of them. 
 
 The horses had to stand it. They had no union, 
 no intelligence, no funds. 
 
 The printers have all three. 
 
 Already Big Six alone has contributed over one 
 hundred thousand dollars to the fight of the men for 
 eight hours. That has a refreshing sound, hasn’t it? 
 It is pleasant for a change to hear of men that work 
 having a little ready cash to put their hands on. It 
 gets rather tiresome to hear always of the Wall Street 
 gamblers that don’t work having all the money in 
 sight. 
 
 The printers are also raising a nice little fu 
 of fourteen thousand dollars a week just now 
 carry on the strike, and they can double that, if th 
 have to — and then treble it. 
 
 They wont be starved to death. 
 
 And they wont be scared to death by the e 
 ployers’ threat ‘‘to put girls in their places.” 
 
 In the first place, the girls cannot do the wo. 
 In the second place, the girls will prove mighty i 
 reliable “scabs,” as the employers will find out. T 
 average girl puts decency above money. 
 
 In the third place, right wins in this world , a 
 men so mean and heartless as to brag of putting we 
 women and girls at a task fit only for strong rr 
 are bound to lose a fight. Cowardice always los 
 We shall keep track of this strike carefully. A 
 we shall take pleasure in observing and telling wh 
 ones among the publishers that talk so finely of m 
 ality and good citizenship help out honest worke 
 and which ones go into the scab business, and i 
 working of girls in place of men. 
 
 All over the country we shall soon be deaf 
 with “the open shop” idea, that dearest heart’s w 
 of the treacherous, labor-hating Civic Federation. 
 
 A few big men, having wheedled a few Ial 
 leaders, none too strong-minded, into joining the 
 are now talking of tire open shop, of importing C 
 nese coolies, quite calmly, as though these were 
 open questions. 
 
 They are not open questions. They have b< 
 settled in this country once and for all. And 
 labor leaders who discuss them, and who treat th 
 as open questions, in their frantic desire to hobr 
 with such fine “union” men as August Belmont, \ 
 find themselves out of their leadership, unless a li 
 shall dawn upon them. 
 
 The workers are tired of seeing their lead 
 sitting in council with managers of scab enterprif 
 They know that the leader who would not meet a 
 treat with the owner of a small East Side scab tai 
 shop has no business hobnobbing with the owner 
 a scab railway system. 
 
 The workers are fortunate in having such n 
 as the printers to lead off in this big fight for 
 preservation of the labor union idea, good wages a 
 reasonable hours. 
 
 The printers will win. 
 
 When the fight is over, we advise them to sen 
 mze closely the leaders who have made it a busin 
 of late to deal on friendly, “society” terms with th 
 enemies, thus getting the "open shop,” scab lab 
 Chinese coolie idea spread broadcast. 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 65 
 
 MEATS. 
 
 This label is displayed in all meat markets operated under 
 union conditions. 
 
 AMALGAMATED MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER 
 WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 E. W. POTTER, 
 President, 
 
 HOMER D. CALL, 
 Sec.-Treasurer, 
 
 Lock Box 317, Syracuse, 
 N. Y. 
 
 
 mm 
 
 UNION MARKET 
 
 THIS IS TO CERTIFY. That this Meat Market U conflicted la 
 
 accordance with the rales of the Amalgamated Meat Cutter* 
 and Butcher Worknwn of North America. A. F. of L. 
 
 Therefore we commend it to the patronage of all 
 
 
 
 Locals and Secretaries: 
 
 5. New York, N. Y.— J. J. Spence, 319 E. 45th. 
 
 21 1. Brooklyn, N. Y. — L. Fisher, 955 Willoughby av. 
 
 269. Brooklyn, N. Y. — I. Weiler, 113 Leonard. 
 
 273. New York, N. Y.— William Pakes, 416 E. 70th. 
 
 342. Brooklyn, N. Y. — Gottlieb Maurer, 101 Suydam. 
 
 360. Elizabeth, N. J.— Christian Schmidt, Jr., 554 Marshall. 
 
 421. Newark, N. J. — August Hein, 733 So. 14th. 
 
 422. Newark, N. J. — Adam Metzler, 245 So. 19th. 
 
 435. Jersey City, N. J. — Geo. McArthur, 285 5th. 
 
 Union Butchers Throughout Greater New York. 
 
 enz, Fr 1012 2d av. 
 
 ossler, Chas 5 2d av. 
 
 appel, Louis 302 1st av. 
 
 inkel. Ch 823 10th av. 
 
 ppinger, Wm 546 9th av. 
 
 inger, Wm 866 2d av. 
 
 ischer Co 2325 2d av. 
 
 ischer, Fr ..2398 8th av. 
 
 arthe, J. H 182 Ave. B 
 
 e }? S , Geo 1650 3d av. 
 
 S u S ’ i saac 37 Essex 
 
 >rth, G. 59 i S t av. 
 
 ll J& e ricli, G no Amsterdam av. 
 
 ij 7 o Amsterdam av. 
 
 Oldman & Schweisheimer. .83 3d av. 
 
 Dmmel, Chr 1016 2d av. 
 
 rimm, L 1427 2d av. 
 
 -iinzfelder, Nic 2916 3d av. 
 
 artman, P 580 Courtlandt av. 
 
 auff,. Fr 4 i Av. A 
 
 artwig, Aug 90 Av. A 
 
 endel, Chr 1507 Av. A 
 
 ■errman, M 950 1st av. 
 
 aloch, J. 1569 2d av. 
 
 issle, Gotti 200 Av. B 
 
 Kast, H 269 William 
 
 Kern, G 496 9th av. 
 
 Kerner, A 526 10th av. 
 
 Klingler, Wm 2634 3d av. 
 
 Knauer, G 151 1st av. 
 
 Kopf, F ....506 1st av. 
 
 Krotz, Ch 996 1st av. 
 
 Neker, Chas 139 Av. A 
 
 Lindner, Ch 98 1st av. 
 
 Pache, Oscar 1744 2d av. 
 
 Pantle, El 1825 2d av. 
 
 Rauscher, G 262 William 
 
 Reichert, Ch 104 W. Houston 
 
 Reubold, D 1805 2d av. 
 
 Riedel, Max 532 9th av. 
 
 Riedel, E 510 10th av. 
 
 Schonaker, J 662 10th av. 
 
 Siither, F 829 1st av. 
 
 Schmidt, Ch 432 Pearl 
 
 Schroeder, Peter 719 E. nth 
 
 Spenger, John 263 10th av. 
 
 Spitzhoff, Ph 659 9th av. 
 
 § ta 5 1 !’ S tt0 2332 3d av. 
 
 Stahl, Otto 339 E. 46th 
 
 Stenger, P i 475 is t av. 
 
66 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 FLEISCHMANN’S 
 Compressed YEAST 
 
 HAS NO EQUAL 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 67 
 
 MEATS. — Continued. 
 
 Wolbert, John. 1043 2d av. 
 
 Woelfle & Pfeifer 1530 2d av. 
 
 Wittman, G 338 E. io2d 
 
 Ziegler, C 183 Ave. A 
 
 Ziegler, Fr 48 Carmine 
 
 Zimerman, M., Co.. 3 18 E. Houston 
 
 Meat Markets. 
 
 Bertsch, J 
 
 Dorfeld, Richard.. 
 
 Grab, John 
 
 Horbogen, John N. 
 
 Kallman, Rich 
 
 McVeigh, D 
 
 Roos, Wm 
 
 Utter 
 
 Vogel Bros 
 
 Wider, Ernest 
 
 ..552 9th av. 
 ,342 E. 46th. 
 . .872 2d av. 
 . 1287 1st av. 
 
 • 547 9th av. 
 .586 10th av. 
 441 W. 41st 
 
 • 335 i B’way 
 . . 11 2 8th av. 
 . .853 1st av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Appel, F. B...331 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Bachmann 85 Suydam 
 
 Baltenberger, H....203 Fairview av. 
 
 Bamberger, S 10 Hamburg av. 
 
 Bauman, J. A.... 246 Hamburg av. 
 Baunach, L. . Cypress & Greene avs. 
 
 Beck, L...‘ 1019 Flushing av. 
 
 Blum Bros 13 1 Manhattan av. 
 
 Bohringer, G 338 Hamburg av. 
 
 Fachsenhaar, J 319 Central av. 
 
 Franz, A 321 Covert av. 
 
 Garlick, H 164 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Gebele, A 300 Covert av. 
 
 Gitterman, A 333 Hamburg av. 
 
 Greenberg, J 770 Broadway 
 
 Grimm, H 201 St. Nicholas av. 
 
 Grimm, P 583 Hamburg av. 
 
 Guertler, H... Wyckoff av. & Halsey 
 
 Hauser, F 85 Suydam 
 
 Henel, W....508 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Hess, F 349 Humboldt 
 
 Hill, W 336 Covert av. 
 
 Holtz, 0 245 Central av. 
 
 Horner, J....366 Knickerbocker av. 
 
 Keck, C Bremen 
 
 Kehrer, H..St. Nicholas & Himrod 
 
 Ledogar, L 481 Central av. 
 
 Levy, A 1303 Myrtle av. 
 
 Loschert, C 107 Central av. 
 
 Keicher, F 211 Stanhope 
 
 Kemp & Petry 218 Wyckoff av. 
 
 Koch, H 659 Evergreen av. 
 
 Kossman, J 37 Central av. 
 
 Kunz, J... Myrtle & VVilloughby av. 
 
 Mayer, A Irving av. & Himrod 
 
 Mayer, W 284 Onderdonk av. 
 
 Mehling, A.... 1134 Willoughby av. 
 Merkel, W. & H. .Woodw’d & Ralph 
 
 Ritter, C 296 Central av. 
 
 Rosenberg Bros.. 385 Knickerbocker 
 Rosenberg Bros. . . .635 Hamburg av. 
 
 Roth, P 1556 Myrtle av. 
 
 Schaible. 343 B’way 
 
 Schoenberger’s 119 Stockholm 
 
 Schwartz, A Broadway & Hart 
 
 Schwartz, A. ..Broadway & Schaefer 
 
 Schwartz, A 3063 Fulton 
 
 Sporbert, P 314 Hamburg av. 
 
 Stern, J 955 Flushing av. 
 
 Wagenbrenner, J...1242 Myrtle av. 
 
 Weil, H 1274 Gates av. 
 
 Wyler, A 1449 Myrtle av. 
 
 THE UNION LABEL. 
 
 The Union Label is the guide-post of union labor. It points 
 the safe way in buying. It shows the wage-worker where to 
 find friends among employers. The Union Label means solidar- 
 ity and fraternity. The Union Label means the best wages, the 
 shortest hours. It means that labor is done under the best con- 
 ditions. When you buy goods with the Union Label you will 
 know these goods are not made in a tenement sweat-shop. The 
 Union Label represents a union effort to abolish child labor, 
 it means a shorter workday, it means better wages, it means 
 more humanity in the factory, it means a living wage, and if a 
 united effort was made and the workers as a class insisted 
 3n Union Label goods, strikes, reduction of wages, industrial 
 warfare would soon be at an end. The general demand for 
 he Union Label means a general improvement. 
 
 One of the first union labels— Old Glory, 
 
68 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 CANS, SHEET METAL WORK, ETC. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 AMALGAMATED SHEET METAL 
 WORKERS’ INTERNATIONAL 
 ALLIANCE. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 M. O’SULLIVAN, President, 
 104 Grant, Pittsburg, Pa. 
 
 JOHN E. BRAY, Sec.-Treas., 
 325 Nelson Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1 1. 
 53 - 
 
 29. 
 
 64. 
 
 287. 
 
 218. 
 
 55 - 
 
 126. 
 
 177. 
 
 109. 
 
 59 - 
 
 142. 
 
 185. 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 New York City— Fred Paulitsch, 330 E. 35th; Jos. F. Connelly, 25-27 
 3d av. Thursday, Labor Temple, 243 E. 84th. 
 
 New York City— Thos. McNamara, 86 Tremont, Brooklyn; Otto Gaul, 
 309 Twenty-first, West New York, N. J. 2d and 4th Saturday, 67 St. 
 
 MtV k er S noIi-Wm. Helwig, 512 S. 5th av.; John Whalen, Pelham. 
 
 New Rochelle— Thos. O’Donnell, 44 Warren; Wm. Hemtz, 4 Bomfoe 
 pi. 1st and 3d Thursday, 207 Main. _ _ T .. 
 
 White Plains — W. H. Hazel, 10 Terrace av. ; F. D. Case, 2 Intervail. 
 
 1st and 3d Thursday, Lexington Hall. . , , , , 
 
 Yonkers— Wm. Skidgell, 131 Waverly; H. J. Smith, 93 Maple. 2d and 
 4th Tuesday, 23 N. B’way. „ A , 
 
 Bayonne— M. T. Gill, 21 W. 10th; Jas. Connors, 20 W. 21st. 1st and 
 3d Thursday, Murray’s Hall, 19th and Ave. D. 
 
 Newark — John Williamson, 71 Ferry; Wm. Fitshner, 246 Mulberry. 
 Monday, 874 Broad. , , 
 
 Newark— Jno. W. Sweeney; William Ronnan, 154 Green. 1st and 30 
 Thursday, 108 Market. _ . T 
 
 Passaic — Peter Johnson, 35 Lodi av., Wallington; Louis Janstetter 
 165 Columbia av. Monday, Fogerty’s Hall, 73 State. 
 
 Paterson— Wm. Sutkins, 199 Water; S. P. Van Heeste, 454 Union av 
 Thursday, B’way and Washington. _ „ A 
 
 Elizabeth— Jas. F. Hardiman, 69 Parker rd; G. Glover, 944 E. Grand 
 1 st and 3d Monday, Herman Hall, 9 E. Scott pi. 
 
 Orange — G. Britton, Ridghurst rd., W. Orange; Jno. Noaks, 56 Oak 
 wood av. 2d and 4th Wednesday, 356 Main. 
 
 The trades-unionist who pays 25 cents in dues and then goes 
 out and spends $2.50 for some article made in a sweat-shop, or 
 by non-union labor, resembles a man trying to fill a barrel by 
 pouring in water from a pint measure in one hand, while he 
 dips it out with a gallon pail in the other. 
 
 Reason is the weapon of organized labor, and Justice is it: 
 goal. But the weapon can be made sharper and the distance tc 
 the goal shorter by the earnestness, activity and loyalty of its 
 members. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 that contains facts of information for 
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 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 
 This label on a card of membership pertains to and is the union 
 credentials of 
 
 THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOSEPH N. WEBER, President, 
 
 1344 Broadway, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 OWEN MILLER, Secretary, 
 
 3535 Pine, St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Local Unions and Officers: 
 
 310. New York — Musical Mutual Protective Union; M. F. Smith, Pres.; 
 Frank Evans, Sec., 2 10-2 14 E. 86th, Manhattan. The jurisdiction of 
 this local includes Greater New York, Hudson and Bergen Counties 
 of New Jersey. 
 
 16. Newark — G. J. Vandenburg, Sec., 363 Hunterdon. 1st Sunday in 
 January, April, July and October, at 303 Plane. 
 
 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. 
 
 Demand this label when you order a sign painted. 
 
 BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS, DECORATORS, AND 
 PAPERHANQERS OF AMERICA. 
 
 International Officers: 
 
 J. C. BAHLHORN, President. 
 J. C. SKEMP, Sec. Treas., 
 Drawer 199, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 Bush & Gerts pianos bear the union label. Write for cata- 
 log. Bush Temple, Chicago. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 7 1 
 
 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS — Continued. 
 
 Locals and Meeting Nights: 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 670. — 951 Willoughby av. Tuesday. 
 992. — 1711 Pitkin av. Thursday. 
 1006. — 457 Fulton av. Friday. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 51. — 644 8th av. Monday. 
 
 261. — 214 E. 41st. Wednesday. 
 
 442. — 85 E. 4th. Tuesday. 
 
 490. — 644 8th av. Tuesday. 
 
 499. — 203 E. 56th. Tuesday. 
 
 701. — 8th av. & 23d. 1st & 3d 
 Monday. 
 
 803. — 326 E. 2 1st. 1st & 3d Tues- 
 day. 
 
 848. — 243 E. 84th. Monday. 
 
 Friday. 
 
 2d and 4th Fri- 
 BRONX 
 
 454. — 149th and 3d av. Monday. 
 JAMAICA 
 
 1035. — 230 Fulton. Tuesday. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 1 2 1. — Hubner’s Hall, Freeman av. 
 and Academy. Monday. 
 
 STATEN ISLAND 
 
 530. — 30 Bay, Tompkinsville. Last 
 Tuesday. 
 
 ion. — 209 E. B’way. 
 1078. — 342 W. 42d. 
 day. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL 
 
 Officers: 
 
 PHOTO=ENGRAVERS. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 PHOTO=ENGRAVERS’ 
 NORTH AMERICA 
 
 UNION OF 
 
 MATTHEW WOLL, President, 
 6212 May, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 H. E. GUDBRANDSEN, Sec.-Treas., 
 2830 14th av. So., Minneapolis, 
 Minn. 
 
 Local Unions and Officers: 
 
 1. New York City — John A. McKenna; Otto Bartels, 1 Beekman. 
 28. Newark — Chas. F. Sutkamp, 462 Belmont av. 
 
 Union Photo-Engraving Shops 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 American Press Ass’n..45 Park pi. 
 
 Barnes-Crosby 134 W. 14th 
 
 Bartlett & Co 119 W. 25th 
 
 Bormay & Co 20 Rose 
 
 Central Bureau Eng 157 William 
 
 Chemical Eng. Co 18-20 Oak 
 
 Christian Herald Bible House 
 
 Collier’s. 416 W. 13th 
 
 Color-Plate Eng. Co 313 W. 43d 
 
 Commercial Eng. Co 88 Walker 
 
 Consolidated Eng. Co 8 Jones 
 
 Electric City 1 Madison sq. 
 
 Electro-Light Eng. Co. ...411 Pearl 
 Empire State Eng. Co. .190 William 
 
 Filmer Eng. Co 135 W. 17th 
 
 Galvanotype Eng. Co. .218 William 
 
 Hagopian Eng. Co 3 Great Jones 
 
 Harper’s Franklin sq. 
 
 Harding Eng. Co 23 E. 8th 
 
 Imperial Color Co 124 White 
 
 Jones Eng. Co 137 E. 25th 
 
 Kitab Eng. Co 401 Lafayette 
 
 Knickerbocker Eng. Co. ..656 B’way 
 
 Manhattan Eng. Co 251 William 
 
 McClure’s Magazine. ... 141 E. 25th 
 
 McCall’s Magazine 236 W. 37th 
 
 Moss Eng. Co.. Puck Bldg., Houston 
 
 Mott Eng. Co 32 Union sq. 
 
 Munsey’s Magazine 141 E. 25th 
 
 National Eng. Co 18 Reade 
 
 CONSULT THE INDEX ON LAST PAGE 
 
72 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PHOTO-ENGRAVERS. 
 
 New York Herald Herald sq. 
 
 New York American 2 Duane 
 
 New York Press 11 Spruce 
 
 New York World World Bldg. 
 
 New York Tribune. . .Tribune Bldg. 
 North American Eng. Co.. 225 4th av. 
 
 Peerless Eng. Co 35-37 E. 8th 
 
 Phoenix Eng. Co 152 E. 23d 
 
 Photo-Crome 162 Leonard 
 
 Powers Eng. Co 1 1 Frankfort 
 
 uadri Color Eng. Co. .310 E. 23d 
 
 ingler’s Barclay & Church 
 
 Roval Eng. Co 42 W. 15th 
 
 Salvat. Army, War Cry.. 120 W. 14th 
 
 — Continued. 
 
 Scientific Eng. C0..23-25 City Hall pi. 
 Standard Eng. Co. . . 40th & 7th av. 
 
 Sterling Eng. Co. 96 Reade 
 
 Suffolk Eng. Co 225 4th av. 
 
 Tuchromatic Eng. Co 12 Spruce 
 
 Union Eng. Co 111 Nassau 
 
 Walker Eng. Co 141 E. 25th 
 
 Williams Eng. Co. .Fulton-Greenwich 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Brooklyn Eagle Washington 
 
 Hartell Eng. Co 1031 Grand 
 
 McClure’s Syndicate.. . .72 Raymond 
 U. S. Printing Co 91 N. 3d 
 
 PIANO AND ORGAN WORKERS. 
 
 This label is found on all pianos and organs made by union men. 
 When buying a piano be sure the label appears on the instru- 
 ment. 
 
 PIANO, ORGAN, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WORK- 
 ERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 CHAS. DOLD, President, 
 849 N. Irving av., Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 6. New York City — F. W. Chillemi, 2215 2d av. 1st and 3d Monday, 
 331 E. 112th. 
 
 14. New York City — Fred Schrumpf, 430 E. 87th. 1st and 3d Thursday, 
 
 Faulhaber’s Hall, 1551 2d av. 
 
 15. New York City — Alex. Nagler, 509 Lenox av. 2d and 4th Thursday, 
 
 Faulhaber’s Hall, 1551 2d av. 
 
 16. New York City — A. Lintner, 919 E. 133d. 1st and 3d Thursday, Bru- 
 
 packer’s Hall, 444 Willis av. 
 
 17. New York City — Wm. Diehl, 676 Tenth av. 1st and 3d Tuesday, Faul- 
 
 haber’s Hall, 1551 2d av. 
 
 18. New York City — Thos. J. Burke, 344 E. 62d. 1st and 3d Monday, 
 
 Faulhaber’s Hall, 1551 2d av. 
 
 26. Long Island City — Frank Genninger, 475 B’way. 1st and 3d Wednes- 
 
 day, Fessler’s Hall, Steinway & Flushing avs. 
 
 27. Brooklyn — Henry Greb, 665 Humboldt. 2d and 4th Thursday, Labor 
 
 Lyceum, 949 Willoughby av. 
 
 32. Town of Union, N. J. — P. Rottman, 510 Morgan, Union Hill. 2n and 
 4th Wednesday, Beier’s Hall, 404 Main. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 73 
 
 LABORS BATTLE ROYAL 
 
 Nature starts all her children, rich and poor, physically equal. 
 This, broadly speaking, is the opinion of many leading physi- 
 cians. If the number of children born healthy and strong is 
 not greater among the well-to-do classes than among the poor- 
 est, then it presents to us a very significant fact which com- 
 pletely revolutionizes many notions as to the great disadvan- 
 tages of being born in the tenement. 
 
 What happens to the tenement child after its birth is quite 
 another story. Nature is not responsible for that. She has 
 done her best. If poverty or indifference or ignorance or sin 
 blight her fair work, she stands uncondemned. But nature is 
 not content in accepting a position in which she is simply ex- 
 onerated. The violation of her law is followed by an unfor- 
 giving pursuit, until the full penalty has been inflicted, for with 
 nature there is no forgiveness of sin. And nature makes no 
 class distinctions. 
 
 This equality at birth does not long favor the child of the 
 slum and the tenement. Vital statistics quickly prove this 
 statement, for the burden and the penalty of poverty and its 
 accompanying evils fall most heavily upon the child. The lack 
 of proper nourishment, of suitable clothing, of healthy sanitary 
 conditions, make life precarious for the babe who must suffer 
 on account of their absence. 
 
 When such a state becomes chronic, the chances for life are 
 exceedingly small. Death’s scythe sweeps relentlessly through 
 the ranks of little children, whose cry for food has chilled a 
 thousand mothers’ hearts. Then are hushed a thousand babies’ 
 voices, who suffered long because there was no skilful hand to 
 nurse, and no healing draft to cure. 
 
 There is no battle more royal than the saving of the child. 
 To bring color to the wan cheek, to bring brightness to the 
 dulled eye, to so much as bring a smile to the face that already 
 bears the mark of pain and suffering — this is a task worthy of 
 the best that is in any man. 
 
 To organized labor has this work been given. No other mis- 
 sion can ever mean more than this. Strong should be the sup- 
 port given the trade unions in their endeavor to blot out the 
 curse of child labor. And blighted should be every arm that is 
 raised in protest against the warfare which means the salvation 
 of little children from a bondage that is crushing out life and 
 hope. — Rev. Charles Stelzle. 
 
74 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PIANO AND ORGAN WORKERS— Continued. 
 
 Dealers in Instruments Bearing Above Label. 
 
 CONNECTICUT 
 
 Gallup, J. M., & Co Hartford 
 
 Hine, N. W New Haven 
 
 Morris, C. H Bridgeport 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 Freeman, A. J.521 Wash’ton, Boston 
 
 Houghton & Dutton Boston 
 
 Richard, Seth, & Co Worcester 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Hazelton Bros.... 68 University pi. 
 Simpson Crawford Co. .307 6th av. 
 
 Piano Tuner. 
 
 Cabarino 165 Ave. B 
 
 In purchasing Pianos or other Musical Instruments the purchaser should 
 at all times insist upon seeing the label, as practically all dealers in musical 
 instruments handle NON-UNION or NON-LABEL instruments. 
 
 A UNION Piano, Organ or Musical Instrument is superior to any 
 Instrument of like make and price. 
 
 Always insist on the Label; buy no others. 
 
 Label Instruments are the best. 
 
 Dealers in Union-Label Pianos 
 
 New York City Pittsburg 
 
 Hazelton Bros.... 68 University pi. 
 Simpson Crawford Co 
 
 Chicago 
 
 Allington, E. D Freeport 
 
 Brockett Music Co Carmi 
 
 Bruce-Surles Co Springfield 
 
 Bush & Gerts Weed & Dayton 
 
 Bush Tem. of Music, Clark & Chi. av 
 
 Dean, W. E Joliet 
 
 Duke Bros Henry 
 
 Elliott Elevator Co Elliott 
 
 Ewing, W. M Champaign 
 
 Francis, J. D Girard 
 
 Fuller, G. G Kankakee 
 
 Giles Bros Quincy 
 
 Griggs Music Co., P. M...Kewanee 
 
 Harden Bros Sterling 
 
 Held, Mrs. Bella.. Elgin 
 
 Hellerman, E. D.. Frankfort Station 
 
 Heyde, J. B ..Marion 
 
 Janson & Jooston Pontiac 
 
 Lovell, L. C .Sycamore 
 
 Meyer, August 849 Lincoln av. 
 
 Meyer & Weber.... 169 Wabash av. 
 
 Miles, Miss Renah Clinton 
 
 Moore, J. Howard Tuscola 
 
 Moore, M. H Petersburg 
 
 Spencer, H. O Galesburg 
 
 Thearle & Co., F. G. ...455 W. 63d. 
 Vance, Alex Capron 
 
 Heinrich’s Piano Co 
 
 Hoffman & Co., J. M.,537 Smithfield 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 Allen, J. F 1715 Chestnut 
 
 Litt Bros 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Cassedy, Geo. A Schenectady 
 
 Clay Cox & Co., G Rochester 
 
 Loud, Robert L Buffalo 
 
 Martin & Co., J. W Rochester 
 
 Moran, A. A .Monticellc 
 
 Schwackhamer, J. C. .Niagara Falls 
 
 Sims, G. E Cantor 
 
 ILLINOIS 
 
 Heiss, W. F Aurora 
 
 Knapp Bros Bellevilk 
 
 CONNECTICUT 
 
 Gallup & Co., J. M Hartforc 
 
 Hine, N. W New Haver 
 
 Morris, C. H Bridgeport 
 
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
 Pfeiffer, D. G Washingtor 
 
 INDIANA 
 
 Bridge, J. C Loganspor 
 
 Brown, C. F Rockpor 
 
 Hassmer, A. J Lawrencebur* 
 
 Joost, Prof. A ..Fort Waym 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 75 
 
 40,000 Itttmt- 
 iHair Pianos 
 
 i&ttovb of % lustf $c (Sorts Pta«0 (Ho. of tu$o. 
 ®I;o 0ttlg llttum-SIahrt Piano mabo in tlf 0 ontiro Host 
 
 tfT We have a beautiful display now on exhibit at 
 ^ I the Jamestown Exposition in the Federation of 
 Labor Booth in the Social Economy Building. Do 
 not fail to visit it if you go to Jamestown, and if you 
 are interested in the only high-grade Union-label piano 
 on earth write us for catalog, terms and prices, and 
 no matter where you are located we will respond 
 promptly and you will get full information regarding 
 the best piano bearing the Union label, made by 
 Union workmen, and used by Union musicians all 
 over the United States, and especially sought for in 
 schools, conservatories, theatres, halls and public 
 places where durability, high-grade expert labor, and 
 fine workmanship are fully appreciated. 
 
 Pianos sold on easy payments in all parts of the 
 United States. 
 
 Write for catalog and mention this ad. 
 
 Sitfi h & pattfl 01 0 . 
 
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 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
76 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 Kinman, W. D Elwood 
 
 Lagow, A. W. . Princeton 
 
 Lederer, W. F .Valparaiso 
 
 Meguire, E. D Kokomo 
 
 Pearson Music House . . Indianapolis 
 Pitts, Wm. A. ........ .La Fayette 
 
 Sherwood, Will H Linton 
 
 Stevens, J. E. Lebanon 
 
 Stout, Frank C Greensburg 
 
 York, C. S . Brazil 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 Freeman, A. J...521 Wash., Boston 
 
 Houghton & Dutton Boston 
 
 Richard & Co., Seth Worcester 
 
 MISSOURI 
 
 Beier & Son, F St. Louis 
 
 Booth, H. M Rich Hall 
 
 Duckworth, C. G Lancaster 
 
 Excelsior Co Cape Girardeau 
 
 Fine & Reed Odessa 
 
 Garner, G. A Sikeston 
 
 Gill Music Co Montgomery City 
 
 Goetze Piano Co Moberly 
 
 Hagen, J. E St. Joseph 
 
 Hamilton Specialty Co De Soto 
 
 Helmer, A. E Rockport 
 
 Holt Co., J. G Kansas City 
 
 Hoeber & Meinershager, Higginsville 
 
 Kansas City Music Co. .Kansas City 
 
 Kleekamp Bros St. Louis 
 
 Klote, J. P Edina 
 
 Lamar Music Co Lamar 
 
 Leibrandt, C. A Cameron 
 
 Martin Music Co., J. E., Springfield 
 
 Matters, E. R Neosho 
 
 Moore, A. W Kansas City 
 
 Nichols, H. F Marshall 
 
 Parkes Music Co Louisiana 
 
 Sauter Bros De Soto 
 
 Smith & Co., G. W Centralia 
 
 .St. Charles 
 . . . .Nevada 
 Poplar Bluff 
 
 OHIO 
 
 Barr, J. L Mansfield 
 
 Bates Music Co .....Madison 
 
 Brownell, O. S Akron 
 
 Chatterton, C. P Williamsburg 
 
 Gross, W. O Eaton 
 
 Hansberger Bros Baltimore 
 
 Hart Piano Co Cleveland 
 
 Miller, Chas Fremont 
 
 Morris, F. M Nelsonville 
 
 Penn, J. R Sandusky 
 
 Pilgrim Music Co Hamilton 
 
 Skeels, W. L Columbus 
 
 Sutton’s Music Store Xenia 
 
 Welton, J. C Ashville 
 
 OREGON 
 
 Eiler’s Piano House Portland 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA 
 
 Burdick, C. A Southport 
 
 Collins, E. A Albion 
 
 De Forrest & Son, M. C., N. Castle 
 
 Guernsey, J. W Scranton 
 
 Guernsey, W Wilkesbarre 
 
 Kirk, Johnson & Co Harrisburg 
 
 Weaver Piano Co York 
 
 RHODE ISLAND 
 
 Billings, E. C Providence 
 
 Goff & Darling Providence 
 
 VIRGINIA 
 
 Payne, W. C Charlotteville 
 
 Ruebush-Kieffer Co Dayton 
 
 DEALERS IN UNION LABEL PIANOS.— Continued. 
 
 St. Charles Music Co. 
 Stevens, H. R 
 Winkler, Aug 
 
 Trades unions have always stood for the highest grade of 
 workmanship. The most skilled, efficient and best workmen 
 are members of the unions of their respective trades. They 
 are more intelligent along higher, broader and more progres- 
 sive lines than the professional non-unionists. This class of 
 non-unionists is not on an average lacking in intelligence or 
 an average degree of skilled workmanship, but their line of rea- 
 soning is so narrow and so selfish that they overlook their 
 greater interests in chasing their smaller interests. 
 
 Trades unions are the guiding star in which the ambition, aspi- 
 ration and hopes of labor are all centered; they will not fail us. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 77 
 
 A FEW OF THE 
 
 “COSMOPOLITAN’S” 
 
 Big Features for 1908 
 
 2 DUANE STREET 10c. MONTHLY 
 
 A Great Oppenheim Series 
 
 “The Long Arm of Mannister” is undoubtedly the most interesting 
 and original series of stories that has appeared since “The Adven- 
 tures of Sherlock Holmes.” Mr. Oppenheim by his ingenious and 
 thrilling plots has won the position in the affections of the reading 
 public once held by Conan Doyle. The first story appears in this 
 issue; the second, “Traske and the Bracelet,” will be published in 
 November. Illustrations by noted artists. The ten separate stories 
 comprising “The Long Arm of Mannister” will be the most unique 
 magazine fiction feature of the year. 
 
 A NEW SERIAL BY A NEW AUTHOR 
 The Kingdom of Earth 
 
 By ANTHONY PARTRIDGE 
 
 This author’s name is still unknown to the American reading pub- 
 lic. But the first instalment of his brilliant novel, “The Kingdom 
 of Earth,” which appears in the November Cosmopolitan, will show 
 that he is indeed a “comer.” “The Kingdom of Earth” is the re- 
 markable love romance of a European prince and a beautiful and 
 talented American girl. This story is full of exciting adventure and 
 unusual complications brought about by the high station of the hero, 
 and moves to its climax in baffling mysteries that are not fully 
 solved until the very end. Altogether “The Kingdom of Earth” is 
 an ideal serial story. The illustrations will be by that most charm- 
 ing of American illustrators, A. B. Wenzell. 
 
 The New “Wolfville” Stories 
 
 The lovers of “Wolfville” are legion, and their numbers have been 
 materially increased since the Cosmopolitan has been running this 
 new series of Mr. Lewis’s stories. They need no advertisement. 
 When one has been read, eagerness for the others follows as a 
 natural result. The new “Wolfville” stories will be continued dur- 
 ing a large part of the year 1908, with illustrations by the most suc- 
 cessful of the new portrayers of Western life, W. Herbert Dunton. 
 
 The Latest News from Mars 
 
 Prof. David Todd is returning from South America, where he has 
 been most successful in his observations of our next-door neighbor 
 in the heavens. It is expected that he will be able to throw new 
 light on many of the mooted points in regard to the physical fea- 
 tures of Mars and the question of existence of life upon its surface. 
 The results of these wonderful observations will be written by Pro- 
 fessor Todd for the Cosmopolitan, with photographs taken under 
 the most favorable conditions of proximity. 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory, 
 
78 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PLUMBING SHOPS. 
 
 This is the emblem of the 
 
 UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS, 
 GAS FITTERS, STEAM FITTERS AND STEAM 
 FITTERS’ HELPERS OF THE UNITED 
 STATES AND CANADA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN R. ALPINE, President, 
 THOS. M. DOOLEY, Sec-Treasurer, 
 401 Bush Temple of Music, 
 Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 96. Brooklyn — R. D. Cameron, 350 Fulton. Mon., Bijou Hall, Smith near 
 Fulton. 
 
 86. Mt. Vernon — Matthew F. Donohue, 607 Locust. 2 d and 4th Friday. 
 
 1 5 1. New Rochelle — Lester J. Hains, 113 Horton av. ; Lawrence Ruhl, 14 2d. 
 
 2d and 4th Monday, Burkhart Hall, Main. 
 
 379. New York City — M. Shollhaurer, Westchester av. & Ave. C, West- 
 chester; Albur. Dieschsel, 458 E. 167th. Monday, Schall’s Assembly 
 Rooms, 3393 3d av. nr. 166th. 
 
 480. New York City — Geo. McGuire, 3 E. 17th; Frank A. Kiernan, 3 E. 
 
 17th. Friday, Teutonic Hall, 160 3d av. 
 
 241. New York City — Wallace Abrams, 232 Warren, Newark; Fred Schluter, 
 425 9th av. 2d Friday, 2 Chambers. 
 
 498. New York City — James Mullarkey, 440 W. 37th; Edward J. Duffy, 
 103 E. 125th. Wed., Labor Temple, 243 E. 84th. 
 
 299. White Plains — Edwin Coss, 6 Lexington av. ; E. jounghaus, 20 Spring. 
 2d and 4th Thursday, Junior Order Hall, Lexington. 
 
 152. Yonkers — Frank Dodds, 133 Riverdale av.; Jno. L. Walsh, 6 Dale pi. 
 Monday, 48 Warburton av. 
 
 181. Bayonne — Stephen Allen, 342 Boulevard; James Loomis, 36 W. 24th. 
 
 Thursday, Murray’s Hall, 283 Ave. D. 
 
 122. East Orange — C. J. Dignum, 12 White, W. Orange; A. Shipman, 638 
 Warren, Newark. Monday, 336 Main, Orange. 
 
 245. Elizabeth — E. W. Connell, 135 Catharine; Harry Wachti, 850 3d av. 
 
 2d and 4th Monday, Washington Hall, 843 Elizabeth av. 
 
 326. Hackensack — Ernest Zimmerman, 17 John. 
 
 14. Jersey City — Jas. MacTague, 47 Stuyvesant av. ; E. Nelson, 623 Ocean 
 av. Thursday, Council Hall, 452 Hoboken. 
 
 274. Jersey City — Thos. A. Cone, 10 St. Paul’s av. ; Geo. Hamilton, 54 
 Bright. Tuesday, Heller’s Hall, Five Corners. 
 
 24. Newark — P. J. Monaghan, 166 Avon av. ; John Knispel, 424 Springfield 
 av. Tuesday, 48 William. 
 
 475. Newark — Wm. Makinson, 15 Cabinet; T. J. Badgley, 48 William, 
 Irvington. 1st and 3d Thursday, 48 William, Newark. 
 
 124. Passaic — C. A. Baker, 156 Maple av., Wallington, N. J. 1st and 3d 
 Tuesday, Plumbers’ Hall, Passaic. 
 
 49. Paterson — Patrick McLaughlin, 231 Mill; C. W. Feeny, Helvetia Hall, 
 Paterson. Thursday, Druid’s Hall, 100 Market. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 79 
 
 PLUMBING SHOPS.— Continued. 
 
 Where Union Plumbing Work Is Guaranteed 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Armstrong, James 52 Dey 
 
 Bolger, Paul S 378 Park av. 
 
 Boyd, John 151 W. 68th 
 
 Brown, A. H. . . . 726 Lexington av. 
 
 Byrne, Thos. J 377 4th av. 
 
 Byrne & Murphy 890 Park av. 
 
 Bryant Co., Alex....i Madison av. 
 
 Conklin, Wm. J 169 W. 29th 
 
 Cooney, John W 355 W. 26th 
 
 Da'rmstadt, Chas 356 W. 43d 
 
 De Voe, H. B 515 Columbus av. 
 
 Golding, Monroe M 1933 B’way 
 
 Griffin & Sedden 323 W. 44th 
 
 Guy, James /to 3 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Hill & Son, Wm 618 6th av. 
 
 Hosford, Leonard D....68 Beekman 
 Jack & Co., W. Y. .730 Lexington av. 
 Jasper & Goebel 108 E. 126th 
 
 Kieley & Stahl 1123 B’way 
 
 Knight & Son, T. N. ..221 W. 49th 
 
 Lasette & Murphy 2267 B’way 
 
 Mills & Bro., H. P 554 W. 4*d 
 
 McCabe & Co., E. J. ..862 Park av. 
 
 McCullagh, James 218 W. 36th 
 
 McDermott, W. J..93 Lexington av. 
 
 McGrath, John J 162 W. 27th 
 
 Quick, Wm. H 51 John 
 
 Reynolds, A. W 2110 B’way 
 
 Reynolds, Frank 832 3d av. 
 
 Rossman, J. A. .31st & Lexington av. 
 
 Spellman, W. H 130 W. 28th 
 
 Stroll & Huber 438 W. 51st 
 
 Swain, Thos 452 4th av. 
 
 Tucker, John 248 4th av. 
 
 Tuomey, Thos. J 1242 3d av. 
 
 Van Tine, Thos. H 79 6th av. 
 
 Vail, Est. of W. ..108 University pi. 
 Welstead, John J 141 E. 27th 
 
 STEREOTYPERS. 
 
 NEW YORK STEREOTYPERS’ UNION NO. 1 
 
 Office, Rooms 189-190 Pulitzer Bldg. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JAMES J. WILLIAMS, President, 
 
 WILLIAM B. REYNOLDS, Sec. 
 
 Meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays of each month at 8 P. M., at University Settle- 
 ment Bldg., 184 Eldridge, corner of Rivington. 
 
 Newspaper and Job Stereotype. 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 American, New York 2 Duane 
 
 American Press Assoc. . . 47 Park pi. 
 
 Globe, The 7 Dey 
 
 Goldmann, Isaac, Co. ...200 William 
 
 Herald, New York Herald sq. 
 
 Herold, New Yorker. .22 N. William 
 Journal, N. Y. Evening.... 2 Duane 
 
 Journal, Wall Street 42 Wall 
 
 Journal of Commerce 32 B’way 
 
 Jewish Abend Post.... 228 Madison 
 Jewish Daily News. . . .185 E. B’way 
 Jewish Daily Forward.. 175 E. B’way 
 Jewish Morning Jour. ..228 Madison 
 Mail & Express. ... B’way & Fulton 
 National Press 2 Duane 
 
 News, Daily 444 Pearl 
 
 Press, The 7-11 Spruce 
 
 Ragowski, Henri 444 Pearl 
 
 Rapid Printing Co 21 Rose 
 
 Staats Zeitung, Evening. . .Tyron row 
 Staats Zeitung, Morning. .Tyron row 
 
 Strauss, F. V. 108 Wooster 
 
 Sun, Evening Nassau 
 
 Sun, Morning Nassau 
 
 Telegram, Evening Herald sq. 
 
 Telegraph, Morning. .8th av. & 50th 
 
 Times, New York Times sq. 
 
 Tribune, New York Nassau 
 
 Volkszeitung, New York. .15 Spruce 
 World, N.Y. Morning.. Pulitzer Bldg. 
 World, N.Y. Evening.. Pulitzer Bldg. 
 
 Warheit, The 153 E. B’way 
 
 Zeitung, New Yorker.. 22 N. William 
 
 CONSULT THE INDEX ON LAST PAGE 
 
8o 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 STEREOTYPERS.— Continued. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Chat, The Weekly 16 Wierfield 
 
 Citizen, Brooklyn. . .Fulton & Adams 
 Eagle, B’klyn Daily. . Wash.-Johnson 
 McClure’s Newspaper Syndicate, 72 
 Raymond 
 
 Standard Union Washington 
 
 Times, Brooklyn 24 B’way 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Journal, Jersey City. .37 Montgomery 
 HOBOKEN 
 
 Observer, Hoboken. .80 Washington 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 Star, L. I ....41 Borden av. 
 
 Job Electrotype. 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Burr Printing House 18 Jacob 
 
 Collier Publishing Co. ..518 W. 13th 
 
 Craske, Chas 441 Pearl 
 
 Crosley, Thos. H 19^ Rose 
 
 Cressett Co Franklin sq. 
 
 De Nyse Sons 13 Frankfort 
 
 Drummond, Robert 446 Pearl 
 
 Empire City Electro. . . .251 William 
 
 Felt, J. P 2 Duane 
 
 Flower, Edwin 216 William 
 
 Franklin Electro Co. . . .Franklin sq. 
 
 Globe Electro Co 18-20 Rose 
 
 Harper Brothers Franklin sq. 
 
 Haggerty, P. F 407 Broome 
 
 Herald Electro Dept Herald sq. 
 
 Hornby, Robert 275 Mulberry 
 
 Hopkins Co 314 E. 23d 
 
 Hurst, Charles 2 Duane 
 
 ohnston Sons, Jas. A. ..324 E. 23d 
 
 ohnston, George J 32 W. 13th 
 
 Journal Elec. Dept. .12 Bridge Arch 
 
 Little, J. J 10 Astor pi. 
 
 Lovejoy Co 446 Pearl 
 
 Love joy Co 326 W. 41st 
 
 Methodist Book Concern.. 150 5th av. 
 
 Munsey, F. A 141 E. 25th 
 
 McCafferty, H. F 42 Bond 
 
 New York Life Ins. Co 61 Elm 
 
 Raisbeck Co 24 Vandewater 
 
 Ringler, F. A 23 Barclay 
 
 Rodd Electro Co 134 William 
 
 Street & Smith 79-89 7th av. 
 
 Trow Pub. Co 213 E. 12th 
 
 World El. Dept., N. Y.. 15 Frankfort 
 Wynkoop-Hallenbeck 347 Pearl 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Trow Pub. Co 707 Kent av. 
 
 RAHWAY, N. J. 
 
 Boden & Quinn 
 
 WESTCHESTER, N. Y. 
 
 Catholic Protectory 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Central Electrotype Foundry 
 Bouillivant & Snell 22 Prospect 
 
 Union Electrotyping Shops 
 
 American Lithograph Co. 
 
 Burr Printing House 18 Jacob 
 
 Collier Publishing Co.. 5 18 W. 13th 
 
 Craske & Co 441 Pearl 
 
 Crosley & Co 19 Rose 
 
 Cressett Co. ..Police Gazette Bldg., 
 Franklin sq. 
 
 De Nyse Sons 14 Frankfort 
 
 Empire City Elect. Co. ..251 William 
 
 Felt & Co., J. P 25 .Rose 
 
 Flower, Edwin 216 William 
 
 Franklin Elect. Co 340 Pearl 
 
 Globe Company 18-20 Rose 
 
 Haggerty, P. F 407 Broome 
 
 Harper Bros Franklin sq. 
 
 Hopkins, S. B 314 E. 23d 
 
 Hornby, Robert 275 Mulberry 
 
 Hurst, Cnarles 2 Duane 
 
 Johnston, George S 30 W. 13th 
 
 Little, J. J 10 Astor pi. 
 
 Lovejoy Co 328 W. 41st 
 
 Lovejoy & Co 446 Pearl 
 
 McCafferty & Co 141 E. 25th 
 
 Munsey, F. A 141 E. 25th 
 
 New York Life Ins. Co.. 49 Lafayette 
 
 Raisbeck Bros 24 Vandewater 
 
 Ringler & Co., F. A 23 Barclay 
 
 Rodd, Edgar R 134 William 
 
 Street & Smith 7th av. & 15th 
 
 Trow Publishing Co 213 E. 12th 
 
 WESTCHESTER, N. Y. 
 Catholic Protectory 
 
 Remember the union label is the emblem of honor and justice. 
 Ask for it. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 81 
 
 STOVES AND RANGES. 
 
 This label is found pasted on bottom oven plate or inside of oven 
 door of union-made stoves and ranges. 
 
 STOVE MOUNTERS AND STEEL RANGE WORKERS’ 
 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 D. W. OTTINGER, President, 
 J. H. KAEFER, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 166 Concord Av., Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Local Union, Officer and Meet- 
 ing Night. 
 
 8 2, Jersey City — Fred Kneer, 495 
 Ocean av. ; 2d Tues., Bunnell’s 
 Hall, Communipaw av. & Van 
 Horne. 
 
 Following Firms Are Using Above Label 
 
 ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI 
 
 Standard Stove Works. . . .Columbus 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Co-operative Stove Co Buffalo 
 
 Gold Coin Stove & Range Co... Troy 
 
 Summit Stove Works Geneva 
 
 OHIO 
 
 Woodruff, J., & Sons Salem 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA 
 ra. Stove Works Ellwood City 
 
 Anniston Stove Co Anniston 
 
 Gunter Stove Works. ... Bridgeport 
 Sheffield Stove Works Sheffield 
 
 GEORGIA 
 
 Southern Co-oper. Stove Co. ..Rome 
 Union Stove & Mfg. Co Dalton 
 
 ILLINOIS 
 
 Charleston Foundry Co Matoon 
 
 Western Stove Co Peoria 
 
 INDIANA 
 
 Frazer Stove Co Indianapolis 
 
 BUY FROM THE UNION EMPLOYER, OR — 
 
 West Boylston, Mass., July 11, 1907. 
 Mr. H. Geach, New York. 
 
 Dear Sir- — Your letter of 8th received; in reply would say I 
 gave notice to the machinist union a few days ago to terminate 
 my label agreement at the end of 30 days, as I have not built any 
 union machinery in the last 18 months, as I have not found any- 
 one that used union-made machinery, so I expect to go back to 
 running a non-union shop. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 P. S. — I enclose stamp ; would like a copy of the Directory. 
 
8 2 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 SUSPENDERS. 
 
 This label of the American Federation of Labor is attached to all 
 union-made suspenders. The label is your only guarantee in 
 buying suspenders. 
 
 SUSPENDER MAKERS’ UNION, LOCAL NO. 9560 
 
 OFFICE — 98 Forsyth Street, N. Y. 
 JOS. FREEDMAN, Sec., 137 Goerck. 
 
 Firms Using the Label On Suspenders 
 
 Blechman & Sons, S 16 Allen 
 
 Eisenstein, S 98 Attorney 
 
 Greenberg, S 22 Orchard 
 
 Knickerbocker Susp. Co. 548 B’way 
 Morris Bros 575 B’way 
 
 Retail Stores Selling 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Altman Bros 1952 Fulton 
 
 Derx, Martin 693 B’way 
 
 Fields & Co 5022 3d av. 
 
 Levy, Sam. D 1320 3d av. 
 
 Lipshitz, M 368 5th av. 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 Aronstein, P 2137 3d av. 
 
 Arnold, F. P. ..1932 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Ball, S. H 141-143 6th av. 
 
 Burgheimer Bros 2212 3d av. 
 
 Catler. John 3201 3d av. 
 
 Cohen, B 2364 3d av. 
 
 Co-operative Store 313 Grand 
 
 Corn, Chas 3631 3d av. 
 
 Cyge, S 417 E. Houston 
 
 Cohen, Max 113 South 
 
 Danmore, B 885 8th av. 
 
 Daum, Louis 107 1st av. 
 
 Forster, M 566 Grand 
 
 Foster’s Sons 725 9th av. 
 
 Gates, C. L 2052 3d av. 
 
 Hardy in Co 585 8th av. 
 
 Perfection Suspender Co... 12 White 
 
 Rosenthal, Louis 474 B’way 
 
 Schaffer, S 32 Walker 
 
 Yale Suspender Co 452 B’way 
 
 Union-Label Suspenders 
 
 Heller, Louis 1424 3d av. 
 
 Holters, M 2731 8th av. 
 
 Hoyt, H. T 530 Grand 
 
 Isaac, Wm 88 Bowery 
 
 Jartsky, L 212 Bowery 
 
 Kahn, M. M 30 Cortland 
 
 Klein, Sig 50 3d av. 
 
 Lachtman & Levingstone. .346 3d av. 
 
 Lebermuth, J 846 6th av. 
 
 Liberman, Wm 521 8th av. 
 
 Morris & Comisky 142 Clinton 
 
 Rachman, A 46 Delaney 
 
 Roepke, D 1494 2d av. 
 
 Schlacht, L 1302 3d av. 
 
 Schallinger, Geo. L....1358 3d av. 
 
 Sherman, R 437 6th av. 
 
 Silberman & Frank. .. .2468 8th av. 
 
 Strenman, Jos 3713 3d av. 
 
 Stodola, J 149 Willis av. 
 
 Sulzberger, M 1114 3d av. 
 
 Teitle, S 22 South 
 
 Tenzer, Phil 33054 Grand 
 
 Terhune, A. H 2351 8th av. 
 
 Weinberg, Jos 230 Av. A 
 
 Westchester Cloth’g Co.. i44th*3d av. 
 Yeska J 142 Park row 
 
 OUR MOTTO * — Let Organized Labor focus its purchasing 
 power on its own output. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 83 
 
 CUSTOM TAILORS. 
 
 This is the label of the custom tailors, and if you do not get 
 this label in your custom-made clothes you are patronizing 
 firms who hire non-union labor. 
 
 JOURNEYMEN TAILORS’ UNION OF AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN B. LENNON, Secretary, 
 Box 597, Bloomington, 111 . 
 
 Custom Tailors’ Label 
 
 Local Union, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 390. United Journeymen Tailors — C. F. Johnson, 418 4th av. ; A. Neff, 
 Cor. Sec., 522 E. 8th. 2d and 4th Monday, 231 E. 38th. 
 
 Where Union-Made Custom Clothes May be Obtained. 
 
 Bastable & Co 5th av. & 31st 
 
 Bell, J. W 372 5th av. 
 
 Cahn Bros 736 B’way 
 
 Carroll, J 277 5th av. 
 
 Connick, A 244 5th av. 
 
 Cooper & Co 52 B’way 
 
 Croney & Lent 244 5th av. 
 
 Everall 327 5th av. 
 
 Fox, M. 1 1123 B’way 
 
 Ginney, J 34th & 5th av. 
 
 Heckman. Chas 329 5th av. 
 
 Hornung, Chas 152 B’way 
 
 Mannowitch, M....sth av. n. 44th 
 Nahm, Lennon & Dam.. 372 5th av. 
 Parsons & Wallander..34th & 5th av. 
 Pearson, Chas. P 233 5th av. 
 
 Ponchez, A 257 5th av. 
 
 Powell, John 469 5th av. 
 
 Rap & Wunder 39 W. 42d 
 
 Rock, M 315 5th av. 
 
 Schanz, J 18 W. 38th 
 
 Stone 5th av., 27th & 28th 
 
 Tappen & Peirson 315 5th av. 
 
 Tenent 34 W. 34th 
 
 Vetzel 2-4 E. 44th 
 
 Weiss & Co 402 5th av. 
 
 Welsh & Donaldson 425 5th av. 
 
 Wessman 477 5th av. 
 
 West & Co 31 New 
 
 Whitaker 518 5th av. 
 
 Wulf & Co 396 5th av. 
 
 DEMAND THE LABEL. 
 
 TEXTILE WORKERS! ATTENTION! 
 
 Rochester, N. Y., July 20, 1907. 
 
 H. Geach, 
 
 Dear Sir and Bro — I am very much pleased with your senti- 
 ments in present issue of “Journal” — hence this short note. 
 
 Perhaps you will remember the press accounts of our Secretary 
 of State Johnny Whalen wearing all label goods when he took 
 the oath of office. 
 
 In view of this fact I have written at least 20 letters to differ- 
 ent parts of the country in an endeavor to get Gents’ Hosiery and 
 Underwear with the label on; and now I want to sound you on 
 the subject. 
 
 Do you know where I can get them ? 
 
 Thanking you in advance for the anticipated courtesy, I am, sir, 
 
 Fraternally yours, 
 
 Care of “Herald,” Rochester, N. Y. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 TEAMSTERS. 
 
 This is the button worn bv members of the 
 
 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD 
 OF TEAMSTERS 
 
 Officers: 
 
 THOS. L. HUGHES, Secretary, 
 
 Room 51, 147 Market, Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Local Unions, Officers and Meeting Nights: 
 
 763 Brooklyn — Owen McNamee; Thos. Connaughton, 911 Bergen. 2d and 
 4th Sunday, Court and State. 
 
 98. New York — 142 7th; Sunday. 
 
 164. New York — 21 Suffolk; 2d and 4th Monday. 
 
 342. New York — 64 E. 4th; 1st and 3d Sunday. 
 
 449. New York — 515 Hudson; 1st and 3d Sunday. 
 
 453. New York — 763 1st av. ; 2d and 4th Saturday. 
 
 506. New York — 229 E. 47th; Sunday. 
 
 553. New York — 49th, 8th av. ; Saturday. 
 
 584. New York — 147 E. 53d; 1st and 3d Saturday. 
 
 607. New York — 147 E. 53d; Sunday. 
 
 643. New York — 806 8th av. ; Monday. 
 
 644. New York — 206 E. Broadway; 1st and 3d Sunday. 
 
 645. New York — 161 8th av. ; 2d and 4th Sunday. 
 
 654. New York — 806 8th av. ; Sunday. 
 
 669. New York — 408 W. 41st; 1st and 3d Tuesday. 
 
 Union Stables 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Bader Sons, Louis. .497 Liberty av. 
 
 Bates, Emmet D 294 tloyd 
 
 Bennett & Son, L. ..295 Flatbush av. 
 Bennett, Watson L., 73 Ft. Green pi. 
 
 Bernhard, Valentine 142 Union 
 
 Bullock, Chas. E. .3909 4th av.-39th 
 
 Clarin, Michael 529 Court 
 
 Conly, Jas 550 Myrtle av. 
 
 Connelly, Jas Dean, nr. Court 
 
 Cornell Bros Smith & 3d 
 
 Cornley-McCabe Myrtle av. 
 
 Deininger, M. F 1774J4 Fulton 
 
 Donnelly, Thos 74 Hudson av. 
 
 Duffy, Jas. F 512 3d av. 
 
 Englert, Geo 113 Evergreen av. 
 
 Farrell Sons, Peter 99 3d av. 
 
 Gallagher, Patrick 64 Sherman 
 
 Glenning Sons, Jno 64 Herbert 
 
 Hart, Jos. L 496 Court 
 
 Herbst & Son, Fred 695 3d av. 
 
 Hons, Henry 243 8th 
 
 Lewis, Wm. B 361-65 Clinton 
 
 McClean, Jeremiah 221 York 
 
 McClean, Wm 77 Hudson av. 
 
 McKennar & Son, P. .. Flatbush av. 
 
 McLean, Jno 74 Tompkins av. 
 
 Moore, W. F. 65 Penn 
 
 Norford & Son, W...517 Classon av. 
 
 Norris, B ....98 Tompkins av. 
 
 O’Connell, Daniel 4 J S 44th 
 
 O’Hara, E. 507 Flatbush av. 
 
 Redmond, Jos 90 King 
 
 Roesler, Bernard. . .464 Carlton av. 
 
 Schafer, Jacob 3d av., nr. 39th 
 
 Selle, Fred. E 684 5th av. 
 
 Sherman-Rader 135 Varet 
 
 Shufeld-Strotel 384 Van Brunt 
 
 Smith, Kennart Sterling pi. 
 
 Tracy, Jas. W 1597 Fulton 
 
 Tracy, Jno. C 908 Kent av. 
 
 Washburn 1117 Bedford av. 
 
 Weil, Jaques 309 Grand 
 
 The union label makes for cleanliness, 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 85 
 
 TOBACCO, CIGARETTES, ETC. 
 
 This blue label is pasted on all packages of union-made tobacco ; 
 also on chewing tobacco. If there is no label on a package , 
 it is not union-made. 
 
 THE TOBACCO WORKERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION 
 
 scud by ineAutfumfo of the t _ 
 JIDBACOO WORKERS^^^^^ INTERNATIONAL I 
 UNION. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 HENRY FISCHER, President, 
 
 E. LEWIS EVANS, Sec.-Treasurer, 
 55-56 American NatT Bank Bldg., 
 Louisville, Ky. 
 
 Local Unions and Meeting Nights: 
 41, New York City — 97 Columbia, Sat. 
 
 Union Brands 
 
 Sun Cured, Red Band, Wild Fruit, Compass, Hazel Nut, Prime 
 Mess,' Elephant, Lime Kiln Club, Single-Foot, Honey Flake, 
 Buckingham, Clam Bake, Gold Shore, Long Tom, Egg Nog. 
 
 Union-Label Tobaccos 
 
 Fine Cut. — Globe, High Court, Nerve, Express, Target, Hope, 
 Blue Label, Blue Line, Detroit, Fearless, Sweet Myrtle, Anti- 
 Trust, World, D. T. C., Laurus Natural Leaf, Milk Maid, Base 
 Ball, Blue Moon, Ripe Peach, Hatchet, Willie Harris, World 
 Beater, Farmer’s Delight, Wigwam, Canoe, Globe. 
 
 Plugs. — Delmonico, Fame, The Five, Nerve Navy, Hand Made, 
 Globe, Snow Apple, High Court, Eden, In Line, Fruit Juice, 
 Primo, Trust? Nit, Hope Navy, Our Nation, Central Union, Uni- 
 form, Right Good, Sensible Sliced, Pride of Richmond, Belle of 
 New England, Richmond Best Navy, Luxury, Fair Play, Bos- 
 tonian, Wineberry, B-D, Dipper, Wine Sweet, White Rock. 
 
 Smoking. — Hand Made, Roman Mixture, Gold Flake, Blue 
 Label, Hope, Globe Union Made, Navy Jack, Sam and John, K. of 
 L., Pickaninny, Canada Royal Navy, 5 Cent, Police, American 
 Girl, Pipe Dream, 8-Hour Union, Buckingham, Fifth Avenue, 
 Millionaire, Globe, Wolverine, Navy Clippings, Jack Pot, Duke of 
 York, Gold Flake, Blue Label, Fame, Globe, All Leaf, Sweet 
 Rose, Hope, Adam, Bismark, Oronoco, Standard Time, Tige, Now 
 or Never, Harpoon, Pride of Reidsville, Hamburg, Easy Chair, 
 Sweet Violet, Duke of York Mixture, Globe Mixture, Hope Mix- 
 ture, Uncle Tom, Spot Cash, Red Jacket, Don Juan, Blue Label, 
 King, Fruit Juice, Dan Tucker, Pug, Heron, Fruits and Flowers, 
 Queen of Virginia, North Star, Central Union, Long Tom. 
 
 Union-Label Cigarettes 
 
 White Rolls, Fifth Avenue, Millionaire, Egyptian Heroes, Baron 
 de Hirsh, Turkish Students. 
 
86 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 INSIST ON THE LABEL 
 
 WHITE 
 
 ROLLS 
 
 CIGARETTES 
 
 “THE ONLY” 
 
 Independent 
 Union Made 
 
 Handled by all dealers favoring 
 Unionism. Insist on your 
 dealers having them. & & 
 
 lO FOR 5c 
 
 THE LABEL ON EVERY PACKAGE 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 8 7 
 
 TOBACCO, CIGARETTES, ETC.— Continued. 
 
 Retail Stores Selling Union-Made Tobacco and Cigarettes 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 Ahner, Fred 2420 Lorillard 
 
 Anderle 418 E. 72d 
 
 Barth 168 Bowery 
 
 Bartles & Whiteley 120 3d av. 
 
 Biewaski, J 724 E. 163d 
 
 Brewer, A 352 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Cohen, N 71 Cooper sq. 
 
 Cohen, R 117 Orchard 
 
 Colonial Tobacco Co.... 1554 3d av. 
 
 Cook’s Cigar Store 98 6th av. 
 
 Crass, A 603 E. 133d 
 
 Davis Bros 607 Lenox av. 
 
 Drake, W. F 188 West End av. 
 
 Eifler, H 405 Bleecker 
 
 Fair, T 2803 8th av. 
 
 Feinstein, B 1472 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Fisher, A 729 7th av. 
 
 Forester, R 690 Tremont av. 
 
 Franz, J 803 E. 161st 
 
 Galgano, G 728 E. 166th 
 
 Grienfield, M 1019 Barton av. 
 
 Gilberg Bros 511 Lenox av. 
 
 Goldstein, M 102 W. 134th 
 
 Goodwin, T 523 Canal 
 
 Gruenberg, A. W 14 Delancey 
 
 Gruberg 462 10th av. 
 
 Halaber Bros 421 West 
 
 Helms, B 8th av. & 14th 
 
 Hillman, A. H., Co 439 Pearl 
 
 Homer, W 722 Cortlandt 
 
 Horowitz, L 217 E. 2d 
 
 Houkin 8th av., bet. 17th & 18th 
 
 Hurwitz, J 516 Lenox 
 
 Jacob, Charles 473 9th 
 
 Tanello 492 10th 
 
 Joe’s Restaurant 7 3d 
 
 Jonas, C 542 W. 125th 
 
 Kamioner, S 56 E. 8th 
 
 Kaufman, A 499 Brook av. 
 
 Kelly, J 641 Morris av. 
 
 Klein, E. A 801 3d av. 
 
 Klaus, J 362 E. 143d 
 
 Kugler, M 138 Orchard 
 
 Kuenstler, H 297 10th 
 
 La Grange, D 76 9th av. 
 
 Last, J 606 E. 138th 
 
 Leavy, L 88 Greenwich 
 
 Lely veld, J 1444 5th av. 
 
 Lehman, H 897 8th av. 
 
 Leoni 251 Spring 
 
 Levi, J 9th av. & 34th 
 
 Liebman, J 201 W. 125th 
 
 Lipkowitz, J., Hamilton pl.W. 144th 
 Lippland, L. 182 West 
 
 Litvock 541 Lenox av. 
 
 Luches, C 88 8th av. 
 
 Mandel, J 150 West 
 
 Meissner, C 422 Amsterdam av. 
 
 Miller, W 662 3d av. 
 
 Menekau 132 Alexander av. 
 
 Mermelstein, J 533 Lenox av. 
 
 Meyergold, M 4216 3d av. 
 
 Miata 691 10th av. 
 
 Mikel 528 10th av. 
 
 Nagele, T 486 Lenox 
 
 Neigan, T 189 W. 10th 
 
 Park & Tilford B’way & 21st 
 
 Pereira, A 371 Bowery 
 
 Rohmann, C 163 7th 
 
 Rumler, Phil 692 3d av. 
 
 Saniter, R 71 1 Tremont av. 
 
 Saqui’s 775 Tremont av. 
 
 Schaefer, F 315 E. 34th 
 
 Schaefer, John 158 W. 19th 
 
 Schaverim, C 160 7th av. 
 
 Schroeder 727 10th av. 
 
 Serveiss, H 547 3d av. 
 
 Silverstone, M 1464 5th av. 
 
 Simons, M., & Son. . B’way-Bleecker 
 
 Sovitz, M 788 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Sprung, A. H 2702 3d av. 
 
 Tropauer, W. J. ..714 Lexington av. 
 Union Cigar Store.. 1702 Madison av. 
 
 Wallach 124 E. 14th 
 
 Weinstein, M. .1512 Washington av. 
 Weinberg & Fresco.... 81 Park row 
 
 Weissman, Geo 468 Lenox av. 
 
 Wessell, G 844 Columbus av. 
 
 Wilcox, E 412 7th av. 
 
 Worthacker, G 192 8th av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Baldwin, S. P. . . B’way, nr. Hooper 
 
 Barend, S 282 Bedford av. 
 
 Ferd’s Cigar Store.. 1201 Myrtle av. 
 
 Flanzenbaum, D 5007 5th av. 
 
 Freedman, H 359 7th av. 
 
 Klein, H 397 5th av. 
 
 Otto, G 25 B’way 
 
 Seidenzahl Estate 25 B’way 
 
 Vinegead, H 190 7th av. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 Brisloff, C 13 Borden av. 
 
 ELIZABETH, N. J. 
 
 Lowy, M 28 W. Grand 
 
 The union label means sanitary conditions in workshops. 
 
 Before purchasing, consult this directory. 
 
88 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 TRAVELERS’ GOODS, LEATHER NOVELTIES, ETC. 
 
 Here are the labels of the 
 
 TRAVELERS’ GOODS AND LEATHER NOVELTY WORK- 
 ERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA 
 
 Paper Label for Trunks . Stamp Label for Leather Goods. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 MURT MALONE, President, 240 Jefferson av., Oshkosh, Wis. 
 CHAS. J. GILLE, Sec.-Treasurer, 1446 N. 19th, St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Local Unions and Officers: 
 
 2. Newark — Geo. W. Schlipf, 206 13th av. 
 
 3 3. New York City — John Guyre, 302 W. 36th. 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 The German Printers’ Eight-Hour Label 
 
 GERMAN-AMERICAN TYPOGRAPHIA No. 7. 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 A — Goldmann, Is., Co. .200 William 
 B — Schmetterling, “Der Fiihrer,” 
 344 Bowery 
 
 C — Oehler, J 87 Frankfort 
 
 D — Speyer, George I. ..183 William 
 E — N. Y. Volkszeitung. . . 15 Spruce 
 F — Co-operative Press. ... 15 Spruce 
 G — Weiss Printing Co. ..116 Fulton 
 H — Wieser, William.. 108 Park row 
 
 K — Bartholdi, E 721 E. 143d 
 
 L — Woodstock Print. Co. .885 Jack- 
 son av. 
 
 Bartsch, H 87 Frankfort 
 
 Q — Amer. Schweizer-Ztg. . 187 Green- 
 wich 
 
 Badische Landes-Zeitung, Lodge & 
 
 Ass. Record 319 Pearl 
 
 V — N. Y. Morgen- Journal 
 
 N. Y. Staatszeitung Tryon row 
 
 N. Y. Herold, N. Y. Zeitung, Revue, 
 22-24 N. William 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 M — Bartel, Ph.. 639-641 Bushwick av. 
 N — Schilling, Hy. . . .1444 Myrtle av. 
 
 P — Brooklyn Courier Myrtle av. 
 
 Brooklyner Fr. Presse. .35 Myrtle av. 
 
 LONG ISLAND CIT\ 
 
 S — Long Isl. Beobachter . .532 B’way 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 89 
 
 FRANK EARLE PARHAM 
 
 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 
 27 WILLIAM STREET 
 
 1 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory, 
 
go 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION OF NORTH 
 AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JAMES M. LYNCH, President, 
 J. W. BRAMWOOD, Sec.-Treas., 
 640 Newton Claypool Bldg., 
 Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 All genuine labels have a num- 
 ber attached — clearly printed. 
 
 Locals, Officers and Meetings: 
 
 6. New York — James J. Murphy; C. M. Maxwell, 74 Lafayette. 1st Sun- 
 
 day, Yorkville Casino, 210 E. 86th. 
 
 7. New York — Hermann Andree, 14 N. William. German . 
 
 8. Newark — Joseph A. Heim, 364 Bergen. 
 
 11. Newark — James A. Gibney, 215 Elm. 
 
 83. New York — Nicholas Rosenauer, 1456 Webster av. ; Samuel Schoenfeld. 
 
 2d and 4th Friday, 206 E. B’way. Hebrew. 
 
 94. Jersey City — K. M. Forbes, 27 Gardner av. 
 
 103. Newark — Edward H. Ashton; Elmer Throssell, R. 18, 189 Market, 
 no. Union Hill — John A. Rank, Weehawken P. O. 
 
 131. New York — Charles Jerabek, 1390 2d av. Bohemian . 
 
 150. Elizabeth — Wm. F. Pender, 114 Reid. 
 
 195. Paterson — J. C. Sigler, 253 S. 2d. 
 
 235. Rahway — Harry Gage, 43 River. 
 
 261. New York — N. Lampignani, Box 188, Coytesville, N. J. Italian. 
 
 323. Hoboken — J. J. Soffel, 408 Washington. 
 
 387. Mount Vernon — C. F. Moehring, 46 South 
 424. Orange — John Gallagher, 300 S. nth, Newark. 
 
 468. Yonkers — J. D. Hickerson, 2 Colin. 
 
 642. Hackensack — Alfred Kastner, 13 Clinton. 
 
 Union-Label Printing Establishments’ 
 Label Offices With Numbers. 
 
 MANHATTAN AND BRONX 
 
 1, Liekens, F. Victor, 644 9th av. 
 
 2, Brown, M. B., Co., 49 Park pi. 
 
 3, Mitchell, Wm. P., 133 William 
 
 5, O’Brien, C. J 227 William 
 
 6, Kiesling Bros 623 E. 148th 
 
 7, Burke Bros 414 Madison 
 
 8, Roy Press 190 Fulton 
 
 9, Litwak, Julius 185 Bowery 
 
 n, O’Brien, J. J., & Sons... 122 E. 23a 
 
 12, Lenz, Rudolph. .64 Bible House 
 
 13, LiDschitz, Isaac 180 Grand 
 
 15, Concord Print’g Co. .374 Broome 
 
 16, N. Y. Bond & Tick. C0..161 Wash. 
 
 17, McCusker, John A. .503 W. 37th 
 19, Freytag Print. Co. ..118 Walker 
 
 20, Goldman Co., Isaac.. Cor. Frank- 
 fort & William 
 
 21, Kruger Bros 232 Canal 
 
 22, Lier, Frank 410 E. 71st 
 
 25, Berkeley Press 218 William 
 
 26, N. Y. Am. & Jour., 232 William 
 
 29, O’Brien Pr. Co., J. J., 10 Barclay 
 
 30, O’Connor, John J. ..459 W. 30th 
 
 32, Pratt, The J. W. Co... 52 Duane 
 
 33, Wieser, Wm 108 Park row 
 
 34, Willett Press, The. .. .5 W. 20th 
 
 39. Friedman, H. J 215 Bowery 
 
 46, Schrieber, S 161 Broome 
 
 47, Blumenberg Press. . .218 William 
 
 48, Vol. of America. .. .38 Union sq. 
 
 52, Francis Press, Chas. .30 W. 13th 
 
 53, McQuade, John J. ...314 E. 46th 
 
 The union label means better work, 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 9i 
 
 TICKETS IN ROLLS 
 COUPON TICKETS 
 DUE STAMPS 
 
 TRADE LABELS 
 REVENUE STAMPS 
 
 TELEPHONE CONNECTION 
 
 CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED 
 SPECIAL PRINTING 
 CERTIFICATES OF STOCK 
 SPECIAL MACHINERY 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
92 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PRINTING.— Continued. 
 
 54, Williams Print. Co. .3 7th- nth a v. 
 
 55, Atkin, Wm. P., & Co... 36 Gold 
 
 56, Saronson & Son.. 185 E. B’way 
 
 58, Dux Co., Jacob 315 W. 42d 
 
 61, Edelmuth & Miller. .240 E. 76th 
 
 62, Met. Job Print.. .213-227 W. 26th 
 
 63, Gildersleeve Press.. 17 Vandew’t’r 
 
 64, McAuliffe & Booth Press, 
 
 124th & 8th av. 
 
 65, Schlesinger, M., 64 St. Mark’s pi 
 
 68, Morning Telegraph. . soth-8th av. 
 
 69, Gillin Printing Co., 608 W. 43d 
 
 75, Davis, Edw. A 1947 3d av. 
 
 79, Heiss, F. W., Pearl & Park row 
 
 80, Empire Printing Co. .315 W. 53d 
 
 81, Gaus, Theo., & Sons.. 42 Franklin 
 
 88, Printers’ Ink 45 Rose 
 
 89, Technical Press.... 258 William 
 92 Schmetterling, M. ...344 Bowery 
 
 95, Harris Bros 36 Washington 
 
 97, N. Side News, 149 & Bergen av. 
 
 101, Kane Brothers 342 Canal 
 
 102, Funk, Geo. T....531 Hudson 
 
 103, Arcanum Press.... 147 E. 84th 
 
 104, Horn, John 839 10th av. 
 
 107, Auerbach, R 126 Essex 
 
 108, Geiger, John 425 E. 15th 
 
 11 2, Speyer, G. J 183 William 
 
 1 19, Co-operative Press... 15 Spruce 
 
 120, Rogowski, H 442 Pearl 
 
 121, Redfield Brothers. .. 31 1 W. 43d 
 123, O’Connor, M. A ...22 N. William 
 
 126, Erskine Press 22 E. 13th 
 
 127, Hewitt, W. G. ..24 Vandewater 
 
 130, Young, Charles P 98 John 
 
 136, Moorhouse, W. M., “The 
 
 Mecca Press” 134 W. 26th 
 
 i? 7 * Daly, John 267 10th av. 
 
 138, Baurheim, Ernest. .248 E. 80th 
 
 139, Trow Print. C0..201-213 E. 12th 
 142, Davie Press.. 19th, cor. 8th av. 
 
 144, The Keystone Press.. 229 E. 70th 
 
 145, Rehahn Print. Co. .132 W. 28th 
 149, Stuyvesant Press.... 78 E. 10th 
 
 154, Mail & Express 9 Murray 
 
 160, Brown, Charles. . . .565 Hudson 
 
 171, Mercer Printing Co. .409 E. 14th 
 
 172, Richmond County Herald, 
 
 Stapleton, L. I. 
 
 173, Duane Press.... 24 Vandewater 
 
 176, Cassidy, John 221 Fulton 
 
 183, Opp, B 451 W. 42d 
 
 185, Jennings, W. N. .362 W. B’way 
 
 187, Drew & Lewes 93 Cliff 
 
 188, Senia, J. Grant.... 75 W. 125th 
 
 193, Levy, William 440 E. 86th 
 
 195, Donnelly, J. A 851 9th av. 
 
 199, Little & Co., J. J.. 10-20 Astor pi. 
 201, New York Listy...i39o 2d av. 
 
 203, Sperber & Tucker. .93 Attorney 
 
 204, Hlas, Lidu 43 E. 72c! 
 
 206, Wynkoop-Hallenbeck - Crawford 
 
 Co 497-505 Pearl 
 
 207, Joffe Bros 166 Madison 
 
 210, Amer. Press Ass. .45-47 Park pi. 
 
 21 1, Miner Litho. Co.. 342 W. 14th 
 
 214, Hahn, J. F 126 William 
 
 215, Koob & Muller. .. .549 E. 134th 
 
 216, Steinmetz, G 925 3d av. 
 
 217, Sachs & Steinfeld. . 12 Jefferson 
 
 218, Salvat’n Army..i20-i24 W. 14th 
 22 1, Mercan. Print. Co. .84th-2d av. 
 
 223, Unity Press 218 William 
 
 224, Kalkhoff Co., n New Chambers 
 
 225, Riverside Press.... 5 40 1st av. 
 
 227, Browne Bros 413 W. 59th 
 
 228, Becker, John G. ..222 W. 67th 
 
 230, Lentz, John H 1270 2d av. 
 
 231, Sherwood, A. G. .434 Lafayette 
 234, Bronx Sentinel. .Mad. av. & 2d, 
 
 Westchester 
 
 238, Eisler & Co 227 Canal 
 
 239, Arthur Mount. Co. .111 Liberty 
 
 242, Unit. Gar. Workers.. 232 W. 14th 
 
 243, N. Y. Herald, B’way & 35th 
 
 244, Harlem Press.. 1872 Lex’gton av. 
 
 246, Gleason, Wm. F. ..509 W. 41st 
 
 247, The Reich Press.... 66 Suffolk 
 
 248, Wickmann, A 172 Broad, 
 
 Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 
 
 249, Overhage, Paul. .24 & 26 E. 21st 
 
 250, The Half-Tone Pr..326 W. 41st 
 
 251, Union Photo-Eng. Co., 338 Pearl 
 
 252, Stillman-Appellate Printing Co., 
 51 Broad 
 
 254, Garrick Press.... 133 W. 24th 
 
 255, Wagner Press. .318-320 E. 23d 
 2 <6, The R. & H. Press.... 44 Gold 
 258, Hayes Printing Co. .242 W. 41st 
 
 260, Scarlino, Louis.... 204 E. 108th 
 
 261, Moehring, John C....21 Av. A 
 
 263, Bauerman, F. A. ...511 W. 43d 
 
 264, Parsons & Co. .7-8 Chatham sq. 
 
 265, Houston Press. ..15 E. Houston 
 
 266, Silverstein & White.. 2 17 Forsyth 
 
 269, Fleming Press.... 32 Union sq. 
 
 270, Weber, Wm. J. ..12-14 Warren 
 
 27 1, Nathan, Cl. S...9-11 Franklin 
 273, Schilling Press.... 137 E. 25th 
 276, C.O.D. Print. Hse..i737 Av. A 
 
 278, Schwartz, Wm. ...238 Eldridge 
 
 279, The Hopp Press. . . .370 8th av. 
 283, Opp, P. R. ..448 Amsterdam av. 
 
 285, McQuade, Jos. F. ..207 E. 34th 
 
 286, Empire City Job Print.. 2 Dover 
 
 287, Burr Printing House.. 12 Jacob 
 
 289, Klebold Press. . 137-139 E. 25th 
 
 290, Colon. Print. Co.. 102 W. 100th 
 
 291, Scharaga, Abr 26 Stanton 
 
 296, Eagan, Thomas F. ..148 E. 42d 
 
 297, Sanders, Herman.... 8 Wooster 
 
 299, McConnell Print. Co., 238 Wm. 
 
 300, Scarlino, F. ..114th, nr. 1st av. 
 
 301, Fulton Press 825 E. 166th 
 
 302, Lifshitz, Ezekiel 49 Canal 
 
 303, Art Col. Pr. Co.. 812 Greenwich 
 
 304, Regimental Press. .220 W. 13th 
 
 305, Baia, Dionisio. . . .334 E. 112th 
 
 307, New Star Press. .1714 Lex’n av. 
 
 308, Partridge, E. S 358 W. 22d 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 93 
 
 “IN UNION IS STRENGTH " 
 
 I^e McCALL PATTERNS 
 
 sold in the United States than of any other make, 
 
 Because They combine 
 
 STYLE, ACCURACY AND SIMPLICITY 
 
 McCALL’S MAGAZINE £ 
 
 subscribers than any other ladies’ magazine in the world, 
 
 Because It is the most necessary ladies’ 
 magazine published. 
 
 McCALL’S MAGAZINE costs only 50 cents a 
 year. Subscriptions taken by any of the merchants who 
 handle McCall Patterns. 
 
 The McCall Company, 
 
 236-246 W. 37th St. 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Merchants Selling Union Dress Patterns 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 Bach & Co. . .62d & Amsterdam av. 
 
 Blumstein, L. M 230 W. 125th 
 
 Cohen, Hy. . 151st & Amsterdam av. 
 Cohn, Henry.... 524 Amsterdam av. 
 Feiner & Schwartz, 1713 Madison av. 
 
 Frank, L. & A 1512 1st av. 
 
 Hochhauser, Peter 1715 1st av. 
 
 Lyons & Chabot 150th & 3d av. 
 
 Nichthauser, Sigm 2081 8th av. 
 
 Popper, Edward 1618 1st av. 
 
 Sansom, William 17 E. 59th 
 
 Schoenbrun, B 1887 3d av. 
 
 Silverstone Bros.. 744 Westchest’r av. 
 
 Steinel & Korth 2271 3d av. 
 
 Stolle, Chas 106 W. 125th 
 
 The Fair, Harris Friedman, Prop., 
 218 St. Ann’s av. 
 
 Wertheimer, L 140th & 8th av. 
 
 Zimmerman, R 464 3d av. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Broadway Bazaar, The.. 1185 B’way 
 
 Brody, Julius 17 Manhattan av. 
 
 Cohn Bros B’way & Van Buren 
 
 Ferretti, Bartol A., Evergreen, 282 
 Cypress av. 
 
 Goldberg & Malament, 5th av & 58th 
 Kleinteich, George.. 397 Bedford av. 
 
 Linder & Berger 1924 Fulton 
 
 Lipsich, L 4711 3d av. 
 
 Namm, I. A 452 Fulton 
 
 Nurnberg, Jacob. .357-359 Knicker- 
 bocker av. 
 
 Silver, F 91 Utica av. 
 
 Stern’s, Jacob, Sons. .765 Manhat- 
 tan av. (Greenpoint). 
 
 Yancovitz, Jacob 1621 B’way 
 
 Zimmerman, H 172 5th av. 
 
94 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 310, Cherouny Printing Co... 27 Van- 
 dewater 
 
 312, Bennett, D. S. . .324-326 E. 23d 
 
 313, Shupaugh, AI..1531 Amsterd.av. 
 
 315, The Markey Press. .614 E. 138th 
 310, Woodstock Printing Co 885 
 
 Jackson av. 
 
 320, Walsh, Cornelius. .303 E. 85th 
 324, Woodward, A. E 42 Bond 
 
 326, Winbourn, W. B. ..205 E. 116th 
 
 327, Nat’l Printing & Engraving Co., 
 
 244 W. 49th 
 
 329, Swiss Pub. Co. ..187 Greenwich 
 
 BROOKLYN OFFICES 
 
 23, Eldredge, F. M 330 Grand 
 
 36, Woehr, John 60 Bergen 
 
 38, Rosenkranz,. W. C...331 Adams 
 
 40, Brooklyn Citizen. .. .397 Fulton 
 
 41, Moore, John L. . .354 Graham av. 
 
 42, Collison, P. J., & Co.. 337 Adams 
 66, Collyer, Frank. .3d av., cor. 7th 
 74, Saltzman, Louis.. 48 Graham av. 
 
 84, Jones Brothers 156. Water 
 
 99, Pertsch, Wm. A... Flushing av., 
 
 Corona, L. I. 
 
 106, Tempany & Hirt..2o8 Willo’by 
 
 1 1 4, Hesse Bros 150 Central av. 
 
 133, Kessel Bros 7 Debevoise 
 
 141, Brook’n Rec’d..2674 Atlantic av. 
 143, Le Doux, J., Jr., 1264 Myrtle av 
 146. Lampe, E. C..2680 Atlantic av. 
 150, Nessler, E. A. ..132 Throop av. 
 153, McKinney Press. .13th & E av., 
 L. I. City 
 
 157, Althus, Jr 76 Bartlett 
 
 16 1, Luick, J 376 Graham av. 
 
 167, Mintzer, M. ..79 Manhattan av. 
 175, Schneider Press, 343 Hamb’g av 
 182, Home Talk Pub. Co.. 4911 3d av. 
 185, Bayside Review.. 1831 Bath av., 
 Bath Beach 
 
 Continued. 
 
 194, Ben. Franklin Press. .286 Clas- 
 son av. 
 
 197, Kehoe, James E 41 5th av. 
 
 198, Klein, B., Jr 107 Meserole 
 
 219, King, John H 310 Fulton 
 
 220, Lycett, William 335 Fulton 
 
 235, Clark, William J 135 Union 
 
 237, Manhattan Press, 595 Man. av. 
 241, Isaacson, Morris. ... 510 B’way 
 259, B’klyn W’kly News.. 4708 3d av. 
 262, Sander & Co. ...1497 Gates av. 
 
 267, Holton Print. Co. .99 Myrtle av. 
 
 268, Schilling, Hy..i444 Myrtle av. 
 272, Osborne, Wm. ..571 Boulevard, 
 
 Rockaway Beach 
 
 274, Tiffany Press. .. 570 Graham av. 
 277, Grayzel & Co 134 Watkins 
 
 280, Lewis Bros no Watkins 
 
 281, L. I. Star Pub. Co. .41 Borden 
 
 av., L. I. City 
 
 284, Fordensky, J. ..1820 Pitkins av. 
 288, The Pearl Press 375 Pearl 
 
 294, Kinsella, Michael V. .383 Pearl 
 
 295, Borough Publishing Co. .Leffets 
 
 av., Richmond Hill 
 
 298, Berry, Robt. C 458 Court 
 
 306, Standard Printing Co.. 961 Glen- 
 more av. 
 
 309, Kramer Press 340 Covert 
 
 311, Newbert, G. M..805 Flushing av. 
 
 316, Doyle Pub. Co 330 Fulton 
 
 317, Frosch, George 555 Linden 
 
 318, Murray Bros 487 Fulton 
 
 321, Brady, Jno. B 136 No. 7th 
 
 322, Cassidy, E. P. & S. W., 161 
 
 Rockaway av. 
 
 323, Owl Print 368 Central av. 
 
 325, Kessel, J. F., Print. Co. .1204 
 
 Myrtle av. 
 
 328, Elite Press 545 Van Buren 
 
 330, Maresea, Philip 564 Hicks 
 
 331, Dietz, Chas 413 Covert av. 
 
 Pa is sticking on stickers — 
 He’s a labor skate — 
 
 “ 23 ” for the Teapot, 
 
 Pa’s hours are only eight; 
 
 Mother is interested, 
 
 So is sister Ann, 
 
 The label goods at our house 
 Helps my old man. 
 
 Buy no sweat=shop goods. Demand the union label, 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 95 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 This is the label of the 
 
 ALLIED PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 GEO. W. JACKSON, President. 
 THOS. J. CANARY, Secretary. 
 76 Lafayette st., N. Y. City. 
 Room 25. 
 
 ALL GENUINE LABELS HAVE 
 A NUMBER ATTACHED. 
 
 The following organisations are affiliated : 
 
 Typographical Union No. 6, 76 Lafayette st. 
 
 German- American Typographia Union No. 7, 14 North William st. 
 Hebrew- American Typographia Union No. 83, 153 East Broadway. 
 Photo-Engravers’ Union No. 1, 1 Beekman st. 
 
 Int. Brotherhood of Bookbinders Local No. 1, 20 Duane st. 
 Bohemian Typographical Union No. 13 1. 
 
 Mailers’ Union No. 6, 13 Chambers st. 
 
 Paper Cutters’ Union No. 119, 76 Elm st.. Room 9. 
 
 Gold Layers’ and Stampers’ Union. 
 
 New York Printing Pressmen’s Union No. 51, 147 Fourth av. 
 Franklin Association No. 23, 35 City Hall Place. 
 
 Stereotypers’ Union No. 1, Room 52 Pulitzer Building. 
 
 Local Paper Rulers’ No. 9, Heese Hall, Frankfort and William sts. 
 Newspaper Webb Pressmen Union No. 25, 1 Beekman st. 
 
 Italian Typographical Union No. 262, 8 Franklin st. 
 
 Job Press Feeders’ Union No. 1, 49 Henry st. 
 
 New Jersey Allied Printing Trades Councils: 
 Secretaries: 
 
 Elizabeth — E. H. Feller, 141 Jaques. 
 
 Newark — F. J. Ostertag, 51 1 Bergen. 
 
 Paterson — H. V. Boothby, c-o. Daily News, Passaic. 
 
 Rahway — Harry Gage, 43 River. 
 
 FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, ETC. 
 UPHOLSTERERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF 
 NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Officers: 
 
 ANTON J. ENGEL, Secretary, 
 
 28 Greenwood Terrace, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Locals and Officers: 
 
 33. Brooklyn — J. Munterick, 246 
 Devoe. 
 
 The YELLOW LABEL is found on all the Upholstered 
 Furniture manufactured by competent workmen in sanitary and 
 healthful workrooms. 
 
96 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, ETC. 
 
 To provide against purchasing and using furniture uphol- 
 stered in penitentiaries and sweat shops, see that The Yellow 
 Label is attached to the article. 
 
 If you do not see The Yellow Label when purchasing uphol- 
 stered furniture ask the dealer for it. 
 
 List of stores where Union Label Furniture can be bought: 
 
 BROOKLYN. 
 
 Batterman, H. 
 
 Brockway, Geo. H. 
 
 Brooklyn Furniture Co.. 553 Fulton 
 
 Burden & Co 783 Manhattan av. 
 
 Cowperthwait Co.. Fulton & Flatbush 
 
 Duff, Peter... 253 Columbia 
 
 Fraas & Miller 133 B’way 
 
 Fehmel & Hillenbrand. 
 
 Fennell & Pye. 
 
 Fifth Ave. Furn. Co.... 534 5th av. 
 Fischer Co., Geo. S. 
 
 Ginsburg, K. 
 
 Goehringer, Wm., Jr. (Ridgewood). 
 
 Grasmann, F 1065 B’way 
 
 Hummel & Glaser ... 1501 Myrtle av. 
 Kendrich & Co., C. T.949 Myrtle av. 
 Long Island Furniture Co. 
 
 Mason, Isaac 115 Myrtle av. 
 
 Matthew’s Son, A. D....398 Fulton 
 
 Mills Bros 1704 B’way 
 
 Nelson, N. 
 
 Rochford Furniture Co. 
 
 Schwarz, Geo. J....1279 Myrtle av. 
 
 Schwarz, John A 838 B’way 
 
 Siewert & Son, F...1400 Myrtle av. 
 
 Speer, J. A. E. 
 
 Unseld, Peter H...801 Flushing av. 
 Woolsey & Son Co., S. W.193 Grand 
 
 NEW YORK CITY. 
 
 Albert & Co., Jos 251 First av. 
 
 Baumann & Bro., L 3225 3d av. 
 
 Bloomingdale Bros. . . .59th & 3d av. 
 Casey Bros. 
 
 Cowperthwait & Co.... 104 W. 14th. 
 Cowperthwait & Sons. .193 Park row 
 Cowperthwait & Sons... 66 E. 125th 
 
 Fennell & Co., Geo 2860 3d av. 
 
 Flint Co., Geo. C 43 W. 23d 
 
 Ott, John 1972 3d av. 
 
 Robert Miller’s Son 
 
 Simpson, Crawford & Co. 307 6th av. 
 
 The Pantasote Co 26 W. 34th 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 Gaily, L Astoria, 197 Main 
 
 Hennings, Borbech & Heyser, 662 
 Steinway av. 
 
 Walsh, Thomas 18 Jackson av. 
 
 Your conscience will never bother you if you call for the 
 union label. 
 
 The union label supersedes the boycott by concentrating the 
 “purchasing power” upon union products. 
 
 A trade-union without financial sources is like an engine with- 
 out steam, the machinery is there, but the power to put it in 
 motion is lacking. 
 
 Sense and cents are as necessary for the successful running 
 of a trades-union as they are for the successful running of any 
 other institution. 
 
 Child labor is a disgrace. Help to crush it by shunning non- 
 union products and by demanding the union label. Don’t save 
 a few cents on scab goods which represent the life blood wrung 
 from little children. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 WOOD WORKERS. 
 
 AMALGAMATED WOOD WORKERS’ INTERNATIONAL 
 UNION OF AMERICA 
 
 Officers: 
 
 JOHN G. MEILER, Secretary, 
 407-410 Bush Temple of Music, Chicago, 111 . 
 
 Local Unions and Meeting Nights: 
 
 133. Brooklyn — (Chair Makers) 42 Grand; 2d and 4th Monday. 
 
 70. New York City — (Cigar-Box Makers) 233 E. 38th; 2d and 4th Thurs- 
 day. 
 
 122. New York City — (Box Makers and Sawyers) 393 2d av. ; 2d and 4th 
 Tuesday. 
 
 172. New York City — (Store-Fixture Workers) 145 E. 53d; Thursday. 
 209. New York City (Veneer Sawyers) 503 E. 6th; 1st and 3d Saturday. 
 244. New York City — (Picture-Frame Makers) 83 Forsyth; 2d and 4th 
 Monday. 
 
 Manufacturers of Picture Frames , Bars, Store Fixtures , Etc., 
 Bearing Union Label 
 
 NEW YORK BROOKLYN 
 
 Brunswick- Balke Co 227 4th av. 
 
 Daniels-Rutstein 5 E. B’way Neubest, Jos. F....805 Flushing av. 
 
 In most cases the union label is a small affair, but when you 
 consider what it stands for, what condition it represents, what 
 happiness and comfort it secures, what misery and heart-ache it 
 relieves, what impudence and arrogance it checks, what bright 
 ray of hope it gives to the toilers — then you will realize that 
 it is of the highest importance; that it represents honesty and 
 fair dealing, and is the agent of love and liberty, a friend of 
 right and a foe of wrong. 
 
 Let not your unionism only hold sway in the union hall, but 
 teach its objects at home. You will thus increase the demand 
 for the goods that bear the label. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 What Are You Doing 
 With Your Union Wages? 
 
 If you belong to the Union and are buying SCAB 
 hats, shoes, shirts, collars, suspenders, clothes, etc., 
 you are supporting SCABS with the union wages 
 you went on strike to maintain. The 
 
 UNION GOODS 
 
 h== DIRECTORY^ 
 
 tells you WHERE you may purchase union-made 
 goods of the best quality for the same prices that 
 you are now paying for scab products. Do you 
 want to know just WHERE you can buy union- 
 made goods? Fill in the subscription blank below 
 and mail with $1.00 to-day. 
 
 CLUB RATES ON APPLICATION 
 
 The Union Goods Directory Publishing Co. 
 
 (Incorporated by Union Workingmen) 
 
 150 Nassau Street New York City 
 
 190 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY PUB. CO. 
 
 150 Nassau Street, New York. 
 
 Please send the UNION GOODS DIRECTORY for year , 
 
 commencing with the issue , to 
 
 Full payment enclosed. 
 
 $1.00 a year 
 
 in advance. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 99 
 
 Directory of Organizations affiliated with the 
 Central Federated Union of New York and 
 = Vicinity == 
 
 Actors’ National Protective Union No. i. 
 
 Actors’ National Protective Union No. 14. 
 
 Actors’ National Protective Union No. 15. 
 
 Amalgamated Blue Stone Cutters. 
 
 Amalgamated Society of Carpenters No. 1. 
 
 Amalgamated Society of Carpenters No. 2. 
 
 Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers No. 11. 
 
 Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ International Alliance 
 No. 177. 
 
 Amalgamated Ladies’ Garment Cutters No. 10. 
 
 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers No. 269. 
 Amalgamated Wood Workers No. 249. 
 
 Amalgamated Wood Workers No. 210. 
 
 Amalgamated Wood Workers, Chairmakers, No. 133. 
 Amalgamated Gold Beaters. 
 
 Amalgamated Wood Workers No. 172. 
 
 Amalgamated Waiters No. 1. 
 
 American Federation of Musicians No. 310. 
 
 Arcadian Workers. 
 
 Architectural Brass and Bronze Workers No. 204. 
 
 Architectural Structural Iron Workers. 
 
 Asphalt Block and Bitulithic Pavers No. 19. 
 
 Association of Foremen and Assistants. 
 
 Atlantic Coast Marine Fireman. 
 
 Atlantic Coast Seamen. 
 
 Awning Makers’ Protective Union. 
 
 Barbers’ Union No. 251. 
 
 Barbers’ Union No. 507. 
 
 Bartenders’ Union No. 1. 
 
 Beer Pump Workers No. 20. 
 
 Beer Drivers’ Union No. 1. 
 
 Belvidere Council. 
 
 Bill Posters No. 1. 
 
 Bohemian Butchers and Bologna Makers. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 HATS FOR MEN THAT 
 KNOW WHAT A 
 GOOD HAT IS 
 
 McCANN’S 
 
 HATS 
 
 NUMBER 210 BOWERY 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 ioi 
 
 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS. — Continued. 
 
 Bookbinders’ L. U. No. I. 
 
 Bookkeepers and Assistants. 
 
 Box Machine Sawyers No. 8 7 , 
 
 Box Makers and Sawyers. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Workers. 
 
 Boilermakers’ Helpers. 
 
 Bottlers and Drivers No. 347. 
 
 Brass Pump Workers No. 296. 
 
 Brass Molders of Greater New York. 
 
 Brass Molders No. 1. 
 
 Brass Workers No. 87. 
 
 Brewers’ Union No. 1. 
 
 Brickhandlers’ Union. 
 
 Bridge Tenders’ Union of Harlem River. 
 
 Bronx Assembly. 
 
 Brotherhood of Butcher Workmen No. 174. 
 
 Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 32. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 
 
 No. 454. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 
 
 No. 499. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 
 
 No. 848. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters No. 848. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters No. 442. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 
 
 No. 51. 
 
 Brotherhood of Painters No. 454. 
 
 Brushmakers’ International Union No. 2. 
 
 Building Material Drivers No. 654. 
 
 Building Trades Section. 
 
 Cable Splicers. 
 
 Calf Butchers’ Protective Union. 
 
 Cap Cutters. 
 
 Cap Liningmakers No. 23. 
 
 Carriage and Wagon Workers. 
 
 Carriage and Wagon Workers No. 127. 
 
 Carpet Upholsterers No. 70. 
 
 Cattle Butchers No. 5. 
 
 Ceramic Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 HARPER’S 
 
 Magazine 
 
 Mrs. Humphry Ward’s 
 
 NEW NOVEL 
 
 The Testing of Diana Mallory 
 
 WILL BEGIN IN THE 
 NOVEMBER NUMBER OF 
 
 Harper’s Magazine 
 
 In this remarkable new novel the author of 
 “Lady Rose’s Daughter” and “The Marriage 
 of William Ashe” has reached the highest point 
 in the development of her genius. Her new 
 story is a story of to-day, a love-story with a 
 young heroine of fascinating charm, about 
 whom there hangs a mystery, which is revealed 
 as the story progresses. Mrs. Ward’s story 
 will be illustrated by the famous English artist 
 William Hatherell, R.I. 
 
 AT ALL NEWS-STANDS 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 103 
 
 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 
 
 Cement and Asphalt Workers. 
 
 Cigar Box Makers. 
 
 City Gardeners and Florists. 
 
 Cloth Hat and Cap Makers. 
 
 Cloth Examiners and Spongers. 
 
 Commission Drivers and Helpers No. 449. 
 
 Concrete Form and Centre Setters No. 18. 
 
 Compact Labor Club. 
 
 Coppersmiths’ Union. 
 
 Cracker Factory Workers No. 373. 
 
 Decorative Glass Workers No. 36. 
 
 Dock Builders’ Association. 
 
 Double Drum Hoister Runners. 
 
 Distillers and Rectifiers No. 10,754. 
 
 Edison Association of Wool Workers. 
 
 Egg Inspectors. 
 
 Electrical Workers No. 20. 
 
 Electrical Workers No. 3. 
 
 Elevator Constructors and Millwrights No. 1. 
 
 Emmett Association of Rock Drill and Tool Sharpeners. 
 Enterprise Association of Steamfitters. 
 
 Foremen Blasters No. 11,955. 
 
 Foundrymen’s Association. 
 
 Franklin Association No. 23, I. P. P. and A. U. 
 
 Furniture Packers’ Prot. 
 
 Gardeners’ and Florists’ Union. 
 
 Gilders’ Union. 
 
 Glaziers’ Union No. 284. 
 
 Gold Pen Makers. 
 
 Grain Workers’ Association No. 10,477. 
 
 Granite Cutters’ Union. 
 
 Greater New York Sign Painters No. 701. 
 
 Grocery Clerks’ Union. 
 
 Hardwood Finishers No. 442. 
 
 Haverstraw Bay Boatmen. 
 
 Hebrew Actors No. 7. 
 
 Hebrew Variety Actors No. 5. 
 
 Herbert Waiters No. 11. 
 
 Hexagon Labor Club Tile Layers’ Helpers No. 53. 
 Highway Laborers. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 
 
 Hotel Porters’ Association. 
 
 House Shorers and Movers. 
 
 Inside Electrical Workers. 
 
 Insulators and Asbestos Workers. 
 
 International Association of Machinists No. 15. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 1. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 7. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 50. 
 
 International Brotherhood of Firemen No. 56. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 164. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 258. 
 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 261. 
 
 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No. 270. 
 International Bakers and Confectioners No. 22. 
 
 International Cigar Packers No. 251. 
 
 International Cigar Packers No. 213. 
 
 International Cigarpackers No. 215. 
 
 International Cigarmakers No. 13. 
 
 International Cigarmakers No. 90. 
 
 International Cigarmakers No. 141. 
 
 International Cigarmakers No. 144. 
 
 International Compressed Air and Foundation Workers. 
 International Coopers’ Union No. 27. 
 
 International Coopers’ Union No. 60. 
 
 International Ladies’ Garment Workers No. 12. 
 
 International Longshoremen, Marine and Transport Workers’ 
 Association No. 658. 
 
 International Steam Engineers No. 20. 
 
 International Steam Engineers No. 296. 
 
 Iron Chippers’ Union. 
 
 Jewelers’ Protective Association. 
 
 Job Press Feeders. 
 
 Journeymen Horseshoers. 
 
 Journeymen Stone Cutters. 
 
 Journeymen Soap Stone Cutters. 
 
 Journeymen Tailors’ Union. 
 
 Knickerbocker Association. 
 
 Lamplighters’ Union. 
 
 Last Makers No. 258. 
 
 Leather Workers No. 54. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 
 
 Leather Workers, Horse Goods, No. 95. 
 
 L. I. Pilots’ Association. 
 
 Lithographers Apprentices and Feeders. 
 
 Lumber Handlers, Tallymen and Inspectors’ Union No. 658. 
 Machine Stone Workers. 
 
 Mailers’ Union No. 6. 
 
 Manhattan Ferrymen’s Protective Association. 
 
 Marble Mill Hands Customers Union. 
 
 Marine Cooks’ and Stewards’ Association. 
 
 Mattress and Upholstered Box Spring Bed Makers’ Union. 
 Metal Polishers No. 34. 
 
 Metal Polishers No. 12. 
 
 Metal Polishers No. 89. 
 
 Metallic Lathers No. 46. 
 
 Miscellaneous Section. 
 
 Music Engravers’ Union. 
 
 National Alliance of Amalgamated Painters and Decorators. 
 Newspapers and Mail Deliverers. 
 
 New York Letter Carriers. 
 
 New York Newspaper Web Printing Pressmen No. 25. 
 
 New York Printing Pressmen No. 51. 
 
 New York Plate Printers No. 5. 
 
 Ornamental Plasterers. 
 
 Overall Workers. 
 
 Packers, Headers and Handlers. 
 
 Paper Cigarette Makers. 
 
 Paper Handlers. 
 
 Paper Hangers. 
 
 Park Employees’ Protective Association No. 12,044. 
 Patternmakers Association. 
 
 Pavers’ Union No. 1. 
 
 Pavers’ Local Union No. 4. 
 
 Pearl Button Makers. 
 
 Piano and Organ Workers No. 14. 
 
 Piano and Organ Workers No. 17. 
 
 Piano and Organ Workers No. 18. 
 
 Pipe Caulkers and Tappers. 
 
 Pipe Cutters, No. 11,667. 
 
 Plasterers’ Laborers’ Union. 
 
 Plasterers’ Laborers of Greater New York. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 
 
 Plasterers' Union. 
 
 Plumbers No. 2. 
 
 Plumbers and Gas Fitters No. 498. 
 
 Plumbers’ Helpers. 
 
 Photo-Engravers’ Union. 
 
 Print Cutters’ Association No. 1. 
 
 Progress Association of Steamfitters’ Helpers. 
 
 Railroad Iron Workers and Track Layers. 
 
 Range Mounters and Setters. 
 
 Reliance Labor Club. 
 
 Retail Furniture Clerks No. 1,057. 
 
 Riggers’ Protective Union. 
 
 Rockmen and Excavators. 
 
 Sheep Butchers’ Prot. No. 10. 
 
 Ship and Marine Riggers. 
 
 Shirt Makers’ Union. 
 
 Shirt Waist and Laundry Workers. 
 
 Sign and Pictorial Painters No. 701. 
 
 Skirt Makers’ Union. 
 
 Skirt Makers No. 23. 
 
 Skirt Operators No. 78. 
 
 Slate and Tile Roofers. 
 
 Stereotypers’ Union No. 1. 
 
 Stove Mounters. 
 
 Submarine Divers. 
 
 Suspender Workers. 
 
 Tar, Felt and Water Proof Workers. 
 
 Theatrical Protective Union. 
 
 Theatrical Calcium Light Operators’ Union. 
 
 Theatrical Protective Union No. 1. 
 
 The Commercial Telegraphers’ Union. 
 
 The Hat and Cap Leather Sweat Band Cutters’ Union. 
 Tide Water Boatmen’s Protective Union. 
 
 Tip Printers’ Union. 
 
 Travellers’ Goods and Leather Novelty Workers No. 19. 
 Travellers’ Goods and Leather Novelty Workers No. 26. 
 Typographical Union No. 6. 
 
 Typographia No. 7. 
 
 Typographical Union No. 83. 
 
 L T nited Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 51. 
 
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 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 C. F. U. ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 309. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 387. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 468. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 473. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 474. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 476. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 478. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 513. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 727. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 772. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters No. 1,548. 
 
 United Brotherhood of Tailors. 
 
 United Brewers’ Association No. 59. 
 
 United Building Material Drivers No. 657. 
 
 United Clothing Cutters and Trimmers No. 4. 
 
 United Clothing Salesmen. 
 
 United Hatters of North America. 
 
 United Housesmiths’ and Bronze Erectors’ Union. 
 
 United Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen’s Union No. 40. 
 
 United Journeymen Pie Bakers. 
 
 United Neck Wear Cutters. 
 
 United Neck Wear Makers. 
 
 United Pie Salesmen. 
 
 United Portable and Safety Engineers No. 184. 
 
 United Tight Work Coopers No. 2. 
 
 Upholsterers No. 44. 
 
 Upholsterers No. 39. 
 
 Wall Paper Color Mixers. 
 
 Wall Paper Machine Print Color Mixers. 
 
 Wood Block Pavers No. 10. 
 
 Wood Carvers and Modelers. 
 
 Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers No. 271. 
 
 Whitestone Association. 
 
 Wholesale Groceries and Flour, International Brotherhood of 
 Teamsters No. 240. 
 
 Wire Workers No. 9,414. 
 
 Women’s Trade Union Club. 
 
 W. S. Br. Seamen. 
 
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 O’Sullivan 
 
 Rubber 
 
 Heels 
 
 £TT These Heels of New Rubber are a posi- 
 *' tive relief to all who walk or stand. Nurses 
 are obliged to wear them in the sick-room. If 
 it is a fact that they make you step lighter and 
 more buoyant and feel happier in mind and 
 body, adopt them for your own benefit, but be 
 sure and get O’Sullivan’s. They are the only 
 heels that are made of new rubber. If your 
 dealer cannot supply you, send 35 cents and 
 diagram of your heel to the manufacturers, 
 
 O’Sullivan Rubber Co. 
 
 Lowell, Mass. 
 
 When purchasing, mention Union Goods Directory. 
 
no 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 OFFICIAL 
 
 Washington, D. C., January io, 1907. 
 
 Dear Sir and Brother: 
 
 At the Minneapolis Convention of the American Federation 
 of Labor, a delegate from the Central Labor Council of James- 
 town, N. Y., introduced a resolution, No. 142, which was fav- 
 orably considered and approved by the convention. It is as 
 follows: 
 
 “WHEREAS, The two millions and a half of trade unionists 
 in America, representing millions of consumers, whose aggre- 
 gate purchasing power will reach $2,000,000,000 annually; and 
 
 “WHEREAS, It is recognized that the union label — the em- 
 blem of honest toil — is indeed a powerful but peaceful and 
 humane weapon in the hands of trade unionists, and that a con- 
 sistent demand for union labeled products does not only pre- 
 vent strikes, but will also abolish sweat-shops, convict and child 
 labor, and thus prevent industrial panics from time to time; and 
 
 “WHEREAS, To greatly increase the sale of union labeled 
 products, and to enable the trade unionists to learn where they 
 can purchase same; therefore be it 
 
 “RESOLVED, That the American Federation of Labor, in 
 the twenty-sixth annual convention assembled, instruct its offi- 
 cials to suggest to all Central Bodies to obtain a list of all union 
 labeled articles handled by merchants in their respective locali- 
 ties, and that said bodies to have same published from time to 
 time in a (pocket size) union label bulletin, giving the list of 
 union labeled articles, and names of each merchant handling 
 same, for distribution among members and friends of organized 
 labor in their respective localities for information, and that the 
 expense for such bulletins be met by organizations publishing 
 same.” 
 
 SAM’L GOMPERS, 
 
 President, American Federation of Labor. 
 
 As long as workingmen continue to buy non-union-made 
 goods, just so long will respect for them be less and merchants 
 continue to handle that class of goods whose existence pro- 
 claims labor’s servility. It signifies that human life is becom- 
 ing more highly prized in the production of human commodi- 
 ties than mere profit; it warns you that by patronizing a firm 
 who does not uphold it, you assist in building up the business 
 of a tyrant who extracts a fortune from the drudgery and 
 degradation of his fellow-men. Therefore, create the demand. 
 Ask for a union label wherever you go, whatever you pur- 
 chase. Even though you are aware that a label is not on the 
 market, nevertheless demand it. Demand governs supply. 
 
UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
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 -*• INDEX 
 
 Page 
 
 Allied Printing Trades 95 
 
 American Federation of Labor.. 5 
 
 Bakeries 7, 8, 9 
 
 Barbers 10, 11 
 
 Barrels and Casks 34 
 
 Bartenders 54 
 
 Beds and Mattresses 95, 96 
 
 Billposters 12 
 
 Blacksmiths 12 
 
 Bohemian Printing 90 
 
 Boilers, etc 13 
 
 Books 14-20 
 
 Bookbinders 13 
 
 Boots and Shoes 21, 22 
 
 Breakfast Food 39, 41 
 
 Bridges and Iron Work 24 
 
 Brooms 23 
 
 Brushes 23 
 
 Butchers 65, 67 
 
 Caps ' 28 
 
 Carpenters & Joiners, Brother- 
 hood 25, 26 
 
 Carriages and Wagons 27 
 
 Carvers, Wood 26 
 
 Cement Workers 28 
 
 Cigars 29, 30 
 
 Central Federated Union, N. Y. 5 
 
 Central Labor Union, Brooklyn. 5 
 
 Clerks, Stores employing Union 31, 33 
 
 Cloth Hats and Caps 28 
 
 Clothing for Men 44-46 
 
 Collars and Cuffs... 56-58 
 
 Color Mixers 60 
 
 Coopers , 34 
 
 Curtains 35 
 
 Decorators and Painters 71 
 
 Dress Patterns 93 
 
 Electrical Workers 37 
 
 Electrotypers 80 
 
 Engineers, Steam 36 
 
 Engravers, Photo 71, 72 
 
 Engravers, Watch Case 36 
 
 Page 
 
 Essex Trades Council, Newark.. 5 
 Federated Trades Council of the 
 
 Oranges 5 
 
 Feeders, Press 95 
 
 Firemen, Stationary 38 
 
 Fixtures 26 
 
 Flour and Cereal Workers 39 
 
 Foundry Work 38 
 
 Furniture 96 
 
 Furs 41 
 
 Garment Workers, Ladies’ 46 
 
 Garment Workers, United 43 
 
 German Printing 88 
 
 Glassware, etc 48, 49 
 
 Gloves 47 
 
 Gold Layers and Stampers 95 
 
 Granite Cutters 47, 48 
 
 Halls, Union 54 
 
 Harness 58, 59 
 
 Hats, Men’s 49, 50 
 
 Hebrew Printing 90 
 
 Horseshoers 51-53 
 
 Hotels and Restaurants 54 
 
 Hudson County Central Labor 
 
 Union 5 
 
 Iron Work. 24 
 
 Italian Printing 90 
 
 Jewelry 56 
 
 Job Press Feeders 95 
 
 Laundry Workers 56 
 
 Leather Novelties 88 
 
 Leather Workers, Horse Goods. 58, 59 
 
 Lithographic Printing 59, 60 
 
 Magazines 14-20 
 
 Mailers 95 
 
 Machine Printers 60 
 
 Machinery. Tools, etc 62, 63 
 
 Mattresses 95, 96 
 
 Meat 65, 67 
 
 Metal Workers, Sheet 68 
 
 Musicians 70 
 
 Novelties, Leather 88 
 
1 12 
 
 3 0112 042771789 
 
 UNION GOODS DIRECTORY 
 
 INDEX — Continued. 
 
 Page 
 
 Overalls 44 
 
 Painters and Decorators 71 
 
 Paper Cutters 95 
 
 Paper Rulers 95 
 
 Paperhangers and Painters 71 
 
 Patterns, Dress... 93 
 
 Periodicals 14-20 
 
 Photo-Engravers 71, 72 
 
 Pianos 72, 74 
 
 Pressmen, 51 95 
 
 Pressmen, Webb, 25 95 
 
 Printing, Bohemian 90 
 
 Printing, German 88 
 
 Printing, Hebrew 90 
 
 Printing, Italian 90 
 
 Printing, Lithographic 59, 60 
 
 Printing Trades, Allied 95 
 
 Restaurants 54 
 
 Saddles, etc 58, 59 
 
 Shirts and Collars 56*58 
 
 Signs 7i 
 
 Page 
 
 Shoes and Slippers 21, 22 
 
 Steam Engineers.. 36 
 
 Steam Fitters 42 
 
 Stereotypers 79, 80 
 
 Stoves and Steel Ranges 81 
 
 Suspenders 82 
 
 Tailors, Custom 83 
 
 Teamsters 84 
 
 Telegraphers, Commercial 36 
 
 Tobacco 85-87 
 
 Tools and Machinery 62, 63 
 
 Travelers’ Goods 88 
 
 Trunks 88 
 
 Typographical 90 
 
 Upholsterers 95, 96 
 
 Union County Trades Council.. 5 
 United Trades & Labor Council. 5 
 
 Wagons and Carriages 27 
 
 Wall Paper 60 
 
 Watch Cases 36 
 
 Wood Workers 97 
 
 If the union men 
 
 AND WOMEN BELONGING TO THE 
 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR 
 CONCENTRATED 
 
 THEIR IMMENSE PURCHASING POWER 
 ON THEIR 
 OWN OUTPUT 
 
 THE LABOR PROBLEM WOULD 
 BE SOLVED