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The Charlotte Labor Journal AND DIXIE FARM NEWS ■atarod as sccond-claaa matter, September XI. 1*21. at the Poet Office at Mar ietta, M, C., under the Act of March t, 187*. W. M. WITTER__-_-__Editor and Publisher CLAUDE L. ALBEA__Amrilti Editor It is understood that The Charlotte Labor Journal does not indorse the sentiment of all communka-tions that appear In this paper and la at liberty to take Issue when It sees fit. Advertising rates made known upon application. Subscription price 12.00 per year. Ieaued every Thursday from the office o* The Charlotte Labor Journal and Dixie farm News, 102 South College Street (Upeteire), fx.'-lotte. N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY J6, 1935 Hon. William F. Scholl has entered the race for Mr. Bul winkle's seat in Congress. Wonder how many more there are to come, and will Hamilton C. Jones make another try ? The Journal is glad to note that our new city council looks with disfavor upon the “advisory board” idea, as suggested. The eleven councilmen and mayor recently elected ought to have brains enough to run the city. “Too many cooks spoil the broth!” . Why Use the Union Label? Question Asked, Answered “I have all my printing done by union printers. What more do you want?” asked a merchant when the nonappearance of the union label on his printing was called to his atten tion. It was explained the union label on printing means more than the mere fact that the work was done by union craftsmen. While it shows the pur chaser approves of fair trade dealings between employer and employe, it also signifies to the world at large that the work was preformed amid sani tary surroundings; by competent union craftsmen who were paid a wage com pensatory to the skill involved. Minus ■ the label, printing is not easily iden tified when its parentage is question ed. I. If a buyer of printing patronizes a union shop because of a preference he has no reason to be ashamed of that preference. If he but uses union printed products w’ith a view Of en hancing its pulling power the ab sence of the union label lessens its effectiveness. Whatever the reason for the use of the lab^ no excuses are necessary. Much of this apparent disinclina tion to display the union label would be obviated if proprietors and sales men would incorporate in their sales talks the simple query, “Do you wish the label on your job?” A majority of buyers of printing would answer in the affirmative or would raise no objection if the value of the label was explained. In this connection it should be recalled that every success ful effort to induce the use of the union label on printing increases the work in union shops and it is only fair to expect a little reciprocity from employers. The printing business is better in those communities where em ployer and employe work together in this matter.—Typographical Journal. EDWIN AXTON IS ELECTED PRESIDENT TO SUCCEED BROTHER Edwin D. Axton, treasurer of the Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company, was recently elected president to succeed his brother, the late Woodford F. Ax ton, who died April 3. Mr. Axton aided his brother in the formation of the company and has been financially interested since then. On February 1, 1906, he became actively associated as treasurer and has demonstrated outstanding quality as an executive. Mr. Axton had been secretary-treas urer since 1912. * * .* “You’re ?he Swellest Sweet heart a Man ever had!” The crammed-with action story of a girl who shot the works for the man she loved, when fate clipped his wnigs. Atolph Zukor prtstnts Charlotte Theatre FRIDAY - SATURDAY • MYRNA LOY* CARY GRANT 'WBKGS m fill DARK /. P. remount Picture with ffoseo* Koi ns -Hobart Cavanaugh Dnn Jaggtr J. M. SPOON & SONS, INC. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, PRODUCE FRESH MEATS Phone 3-1773 1121 Pegram Street ARE YOU PROTECTED j Against FIRE — WINDSTORM — HAIL — RESIDENCE BURG LARY — AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS AND AUTOMOBILE FIRE AND THEFT? We Write All Kinds of Insurance Except Life L. S. Boyd, Manager Insurance Department / Citizens Savings and Loan Company l 114 E. 4th Dial 3-1181 Why Rush - - - through life?-r-Pause l.ong enough to give a thought to those dear to you. An occasional flower from Ratcliffe’s for them will bring you much pleasure. “Ratcliffe's Flowers Brighten the Hours." LOUIS G. RATCLIFFE, INC. U1 SOUTH TKTON PHONE 4144 PainTUp Campaign in nnr cfnrp WL iirm Things You,ll Need WALL PAPER CLEANER BLUE TOP CLEANER FLOOR WAX—FURNITURE POLISH SCRUB BRUSHES PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS and PAINT BRUSHES Employ a Reliable Painter Pritchard Paint and Glass Co. 112 West Fifth St. Dial 6148 Clean Up and Paint Up Don’t let the dust storms blind your eyes to the Union Label, Shop Card and Buttons. SOME OF THE THINGS WE LEND MONEY ON Diamonds Watches Jewelry Men's Clothing Toole Sporting Goods Silverware Shot Guns Rifles Pistole Trunks Adding Maehio Bags Suit Cakes Musical I nets. Kodaks Typewriters All Business Strictly Confi dential. When in Need of Money We Never Fail You a Reliable Loan Co. 209 East Trade Street See Ua for Bargains in Diamonds.! Watches, Jewelry. Clothing, etc. Southern Dairies, INC Ice Cream MO West Fifth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C Telephone 3-1164 OIL COMPANY B.&M. •j READ THESE PRICES: OIL ! 2-Gallon Can Paraffin Type OIL 4 9& Per Can 100 Per Cent Pure Penn. Canned Oil 20c Quart Can TIRES 4.75 x 19 First Line Tires $4.98 5.50 x 17 First Line Tires $6.49 32 x 6 First Line 10-Ply Tires $23.98 B. & M. OIL COMPANY Phone 9513—535 S. Tryon St. Dealers Everywhere Chronic Constipation Caused or Aggravated by Faulty Elimination It Pays to Trade With Doggett Lumber Co. Phone 4288-2-1648 F. G. CAMPBELL Dry Cleaner (Member Teamsters and Chauffeurs Local) 719 Louise Aye. Phone 2-1033 tk TIPTON fr Funeral Home •• Reasonable and Sellable Funeral Director* Jr A service lnetltuttoD IBP designed to furnish fu ll nerala at economy prices. ^ raowa nn-ti n USE . . . ZORIC Dry Cleaning Phone 51TS DENTIST Dr. F. A. Henley Specializing in Artificial Dentures 103 Yt £. Trade Si. Phone 5026 Over M. B. Smith’s Jewelry Stent Best By Test Try SUNFLOWER ( Self-Rising and ELIZABETH Plain Floor For Toor Next Order CARROLL WANTS INJUNCTION AGAINST UNION’S BOYCOTT” NEW YORK.—Earl Carroll, the atrical producer, asked the New York Supreme Court for an injunction to restrain Local Union No. 829, United Scienic Artists, from continuing what he alleged was a “systematic and ille gal boycott” of a review called the “Sketchbook,” which he is to put on for the Vanwyn Amusement Corpora tion. He said the “boycott” would make it impossible for him to obtain a de signer for the scenery and stage set tings. The union has a rule, he stated, forbidding any member to work for Mr. Carroll or any corporation which employs him. He asked the court to void this rule. List of Union Labels Every union member or sympa thizer is urged when making pur chases or having work done, to de mand the following labels: Actors’ Equity. Allied Printing Trade*. Amalgamated Rubber Worker*' later* national Union. Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Worker*. Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employe*. Amalgamated Sheet Metal Worken* 'International Alliance. American Federation of Labor. American Federation of Musicians. American Wire Weavers' P—tectlva Association. Bill Posters' and Billen union. Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Cigar Makers’ International Union. 'copers’ International Union. Elastic Goring Weavers’ Internation al Union. Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association. Glove Workers’ International Union. iron Molders’ Union. Hotel and Restaurant Employes’ In ternational Alliance International Association of Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Workers. International Association of Machin ists. International Association of Watch Case Engravers. International Broommakers’ Union. CHARLOTTE BEVERAGE COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS Piel’s Beer, McSorley Ale, Fidelio Beer ' I Telephone 6392 P. O. Box 1474 Charlotte, N. C. I £ EIGHTH «0««T«C O'CLOCK c*ouno to o«o«« COff€€ CIBCLEta 35« BOKM 2 li«. 45e GRANDMOTHER’S SLICED PAN LOAF « 6c DROMEDARY GRAPEFRUIT 2 c.. 15c WALDORF TISSUE 3 mi 13c SCOTT TISSUE.15c PAPER TOWELS, Scott or Red Cross, Roll .... 10c WHITE HOUSE Double Rich Evaporated 3 Tail Cans 20C OUR OWN TEA £-|b- ^ 23c SWIFT’S Jewel •*«*■ *1= PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR 24-Ib. Bag 48-lb. Bag IONA 90c $1.75 SPARKLE Ice CREAM DESSERT «5c SUNNYFIELD 'BUTTER ««■"» lb. 35c “t AllL-WNiriHC & c. c? “Uptown” ! FORD SALES & SERVICE WBT will introduce to the people of Charlotte and Mecklen burg county the “most talked about mystery girl.” If you •want to know who she is, tune in on your radio Thursday, April 11, from 9 A. M. till 6 P. M. On this day she will ex pose the nature of her daily appearance. BURWELL MOTOR CO. 227 N. Tryon St. Phone 3-4181 AMBULANCE SERVICE DOUGLAS & SING Funeral Directors Elizabeth Are. and Fox. Telephone 4131 Funeral Services at Modest Prices
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