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New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
LOCAL TABS WIN MEET
Athletic Teams and Individual trantS Get First Honors in C At Naugatuck.

fAt Ndu$sdtuCks
 The first prize. a. silver loving
 was taken by the local Tabs at track meet held in connection wi state e. A. U. field day in Nal tuck Saturday afternoon. The team took IS points. JIG. Hal of this city won the 220 yard hq and finished second in the pole VI ing. contests. He ran under the ors of the New Britain Athletic John Dwyer, running for the Tabs, finished third in the 100 dash. James McCue came in in the 220 yard dash, which wal event closed to the Tabs soci throughout the state. The Tabs| lay team won the one mile run. n representing the local society Joseph Conley. George HenneI Matthew Clark and George MuI
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
ENTENTE OPPOSES
 GREEK OFFENSIVE
Wish to Avoid Attack on Turks in
 Asia Minor

Paris. June 2O.-Onensive opera uons against the Turkish Nationalists tn Asia Minor are opposed by Great Britain. France and Italy who have dispatched a note to the Greek gov ernment asking that King Constan- tine postpone his campaign against the Turks and accept mediation which may settle the Near East situation The note was sent to smyrna, where King Constantine and Premier Goun- aris are. at present and it is believed the Greek government will make an immediate reply. Should this reply be favorable overtures to the Turkish National!sts will quickly follow.
 London, June 20.-Bombardment of tho town of Ineboli on the Turkish Black sea coast against which the Sublime Port, has protested to the Allied high commissions in Constan- tinople followed the refusal of the Turks to surrender 40 launches con- veying war material, says an Athens dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company. The dispatch. which quotes an otiiial report, states that after the Turks had evacuated the town the Greeks destroyed the launches in question. together with munitions stores and two small coasting vessels.
 Tn addition. the Greeks silenced Turkish battery by shell fire. suffer ing no casualties from the Turkish bombardment.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
Hahn Sullivan

The funeral of John Sullivan will b. held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning a St. Mary's church. The burial will b. in St. Marys new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
John BOoIOwsky.

The funeral of John Boglowsky was held at o'clock this morning at the church of the Sacred Heart. The burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20

sT. sIARY's GRADUATION
 blplomas were present to a class
 |bf at St. Mary's church yesterday. E. Francis Egan delivered the com
 |ncemantw address. Diplomas were
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
OIL co. IN TROUBLE

Wilmington, Del, June 20.-An ap- plication for receiver for the Guify GiIlepsie Oil Co. a Delaware corpor-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
VOLSTEAD GIVEN HEARIN(
One Official Says He Thinks Laws
 Strict Enough Now.

Washington, June 20.-The rules committee resumed hearing day on the proposal to give rig way to the Volstead anti-beer bill
 Representative Pou, North Car, told MT. Volstead that law ab people thought the present law enough and that congress ought slow in adding restrictions. MT. stead replied that his ouly purpos, to, define more clearly provi which he understood already ", part of the enforcement act.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
BANDITS S16,Oo0 HAUD.

Hold Up American Railway Exl
 Co. Wagon at Granite City, II
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
NoRIE PRAISES POLICE.

,,Iaf wnliam U. Noble of the fire
New Britain herald., 1921-06-20
SCOUTS TO MAPLE HILL.

.irl scont exeninG MlIl be held Friday
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
SPALDING & FENSTER
10 Main Street, Champaign.

But few, if any, things are to be
desired my the man or woman who
wishes to appear well-dressed and at
the same time perfectly at ease, be-
sides a pair of neat and comfortable
shoes. If you shoes hurt your feet,
it will be pretty difficult to appear
we'll and at the same time you are
permanently injuring your feet.
Therefore, when you buy pair of
shoes, go to the modern shoe store
of Spalding q Fenster, located at 10
Main street, and have them fit you.
They can do so perfectly. for their
stock is one of the largest and best
selected to be found in this part of
the country. This is one of the most
thoroughly modern and complete shoe
stores to be found in the city. They
sustain an enviable reputation for
handling only the highest quality of
footwear of all kinds and of giving
every patron prompt and courteous
attention to their wants.
We ask the laborers of this COM
munity to give their liberal support
and cooperation to this firm, as they
have always manifested a most fair
and just spirit towards the labor ques-
ton. Every consideration is given
our many members who deal there
and we can assure you of perfect
satisfaction in dealing with Spalding
& Fenster and receiving full value
for your money with every purchase.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
S. S. KRESGE COMPANY
2l5-2l7 N. Neil ST., Champaign

One of the achievements of modern
times is that known as the five and
ten cent stores, and all up-to-date
cities have at least one or more of
these stores.
In Champaign, Kreske's Five and
Ten Cent Store fills this field, and
embraces the whole of the five and
ten cent store novelties. The house
keeper can go far towards furnishing
all the little details she requires at
!; very nominal cost, at this estab-
hShment.
IL is the largest concern in Cham
Palgn engaged in this class of work.
Inc store occupies spacious quarters
az Zl5-2l7 N. Neil street, and the
business which has been established
here is steadily increasing, which is
uae In great measure to the able
management.
The manager is a progressive bust
mes ness man of high integrity and ster-
ing worth and has been a liberal con-
trioutor in aiding the city. Kresge's
Is Is known to thousands of people be-
iohging to all classes and in many
cases is the housewives headquarters
Iof the thousand and one things that
are required daily,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
,,4.lls ". Church St. Champaign.

In reviewing the industrial progress
NJ Champaign we find the above
named firm among the leaders in
their particular line. They are most
conveniently located at 1l4-i16 West
Church street and are enjoying a
trade second to none in the city.
This firm handles all sorts of fur
njture, stoves, ranges, rugs, and
floor coverings, and they charge such
a reasonable price for these goods
that they have gained the patronage
az an army of shrewd buyers.
Mr.. Frank ID. Keck, the proprietor
of this splendid concern, is so well
and favorably known to all Cham
paign people that he does not require
an introduction. He has given the
business his closest attention with the
result that our citizens have been as
much benefited as he himself has. 1t
is Just such gentlemen and just such
business interests as Mr.. Keck con-
ducts which have done so much in
placing Champaign at the front of
the business world, and our citizens
should recognize the fact that they
owe il to themselves as we'll as to our
1oble city to get goods from this
kopular business establishment.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
MURDUCK BROS.
1873 Main 81, Champaign.

This Is the store that has, through
untiring effort, gained for itself the
enviable reputation for Good Service,
Quality and Satisfaction. This, with
the showing of the markets newest
merchandise In every department at
all times Of the season, has been won
derfully influential in the building up
of one of Champaign's best and most
dependable stores. IL has made the
buyers Of Champaign and surround
ing country look To their store as
headquarters for everything. My
Lady may need TO complete her ward
robe In ladies' ready-to-wear gar
ments, at any season of the year.
high-class suits, coats and dresses;
also the very desirable styles In
waists and lingerie. Rich silks, vel
vets, pushes and fine wool materials
for the evening gown, street dress, or
wrap In popular weayes and richest
colorings. This stores business has
grown because 1t Is careful In safe
guarding It's customers interests
through high quality and moderate
price, and good assortment for selec-
ton. IL Is home-like store, where
all receive the same prompt and cour-
teous attention, whether buying or
just looking. IL is pleasure with
them to show the splendid lines Of
trade.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
JOS. KUHN & co.
ss-s7 Main Street. Champaign.

In compiling information and sta
tistics concerning this edition. our
representative was received at this
store by the good-natured proprietor.
in the most courteous manner, which
has at all times been the attitude Of
this company toward the public.
He told our representative that he
had now in stock union made hats,
caps, shirts, carriers, neekties. under
wear, and everything in the line Of
clothing and furnishing goods that
the union men may want
The above named firm Is located
at 1887 Main street. IL is one Of
the oldest and most reliable concerns
of its kind In the city. and We take
pleasure in placing IL foremost among
the first-class grade of mems fur
nishings and everything that is usual.
~ carried In strictly first-class
mems store, and We would advise
our members and readers To give this
concern trial before going else
where. Their attitude toward labor
Is most commendable, and We heartily
wish that their business may con-
tinue to prosper rs IL has since the
date of its conception. The firm Is
one of our foremost retail establish
ments. They do a splendid business
and stand high in the esteem and con-
fidence of the entire public.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
MOOREHEAD FURNI-
TURE COMPANY
Neil st. and University Ave-,
Champaign.

The most attractive homes in
Champaign have been furnished by
the Moorehead Furniture Company.
Selections have always been easy for
the reason the customers have an i'm
mense stock to choose from. This es-
Enlistment at Neil street and Uni
yersity avenue, is noted for its re-
markable values. A corps of polite
furniture men demonstrate the dis
tinctive styles wanted for the parlor,
the living and bed room, or the
kitchen. Not only do they suggest,
but they have pointers for the artis-
tic as well as the humble home. il.
The furniture carried shows the
latest designs and makes, and are in
all the favorite woods and fittings,
and the assortments are most COM
plete. Their line and wide range of
rugs are the best the market affords.
The gentlemen at the head of the
firm have had wide practical exepri-
ence and their buying qualities DEM
onstrates that they can offer bargains
to the public on the most reasonable
terms. Each article is the best that
can be offered for the price. A glance
through this store will exemplify the
truth of these statements.
Reliability is stamped on all goods,
the name and fame of this firm being
the guarantee. The needs of working
people are especially considered, the
firm having the most cordial relations
with them,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
McWILLIAMS & GLENN
s17 N. Neil Street, Champaign.

What the petals are TO flower a
pretty and becoming hat is TO wom-
an. II matters not how well she is
dressed otherwise, if her hat Is not
tasteful and above all becoming, her
good dressing does for naught, for
the hat is the frame Of the face; nor,
on the other hand, should it be so
hopeless and unbecoming as to take
away from the good looks of the
Wearer.
There is little excuse for the wom-
en- of Champaign to be other than
tastefully arrayed when it comes to
headgear, when they have the millin-
cry house conducted by McWilliams
& Glenn, located at 3l7 N. Neil
street, which can furnish them with
the most exclusive styles in millinery
and the best materials at an excep-
tionally reasonable cost.
They are very popular on account
of the straightforward business meth
DDS and courteous and pleasant man
ner and the large patronage accorded
this store bears witness to the sue
cess attained in this chosen field of
business endeayor.
This establishment is very friendly
to the laboring people and is worthy
of their patronage.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
RELIABLE FURNITURE
COMPANY
lol-l03 +. University Ave-
Champaig

There is no factor of greater value
70 our wage earnerS in Champaign
than thoroughly reliable house de-
voted to the sale of necessities. such
as line of furniture and household
necessities. With the mention of the
Reliable Furniture Company, the
greater percentage of our members
In the various organizations will say
at once, That's where | always buy
my goods They operate one Of the
largest and most up-to-date stores
OF this character in Champaign.
Their able and efficient business
methods and courteous treatment,
extended each customer, has attracted
a patronage from both the laboring
man and the general public, which in
itself speaks louder than words.
Their ample capacity allows space TO
carry a selection that enables them
to furnish complete the home of the
working man or the palace of the
millionaire.
The proprietors have a score of
friends in our ranks that could not
be induced to trade other than at the
Reliable Furniture Company, where
the working man always receives a
cordial welcome.
An issue of this Importance with
out mention of these friends who pro-
vide us with the comforts of life
would be far from complete.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
A. E. WUESTEMAN
II Main Street, Champaign.

The jewelry establishment conduct
ed by A. Z. Wuesteman, ID Main
street, is one of the most up-to-date
jewelry stores in the city, and Is from
the experience and practical know
ledge of this store of every sdepart-
ment of this business, one of the
most reliable and most modern in the
city, and as such is entitled to more
than ordinary mention.
They carry a magnificent stock of
the highest grade of diamonds, watch
es, jewelry, silverware, novelties, ETC.,
and you will find their prices con-
sistent with the high quality of their
goods. Nothing is too complicated to
receive their best attention and
prompt work. A. E. Wuesteman is
a gentleman of propriety and strict
integriay and enjoys the good will
and confidence of the general public
because of his honorable and fair
business methods. He has built up
a large trade and is one of the city's
most enterprising and upright bust
ness firms.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
b. c. BEACH & co.

tOz n. Hickory ST. Champaign. =
D Located at 702 N. Hickory street, is
.. u Beach Coal Company, which is
o 0 OF the city's best known and sub
ssahnal establishments of this charac-
vel ihis company has catered to the
peopie SO long that they need no
engthy Introduction, but a word in
lizards to their merchandise will not
De out of place.
al ms company are retail dealers in
n. Aihds Of coal and coke, etc. The
s ICES are such as to cause favor
the comment. They have built up
tbe present large business through
ste sue prompt and careful attention be-
ts y@ea TO all orders, and also
s ann the high grade of coal they
Va,'. Always carried. They are al
si a.S amply stocked so as to fill any
WITH order at the shortest notice,
hi iney have always conducted their
and 'i is IN a strictly honest manner
alg.4l me progress of labor they have
10y ays lent their cooperation. and
SnS eh al in all, it would be hard 10
Welt hrm more interested in the
Bea ,5re = Of Champaign than the B. c.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
HARRY A. LITTLE
ia s. Race st, Urbana.

The name of Harry A. Little has
become associated with the clothing
and furnishing business of Urbana,
and today the firm is situated in an
structure at ia S. Race
street, where they display their enor-
nous stock of high grade clothing,
hats and furnishings for men and
boys, in fact they have become known
in labor circles for all kinds of wear
ing apparel that bears the union
stamp, and, if there is anything good
or new in the clothing or furnishing
line, they will procure it if the haven't
it already. There is no excuse for
anyone of the $500 union men in the
district buying non-union clothing
when this store carries such large
stock of this character of goods.
To complete our Christmas Edition
without proper mention of this estab-
lishment would be a gross injustice,
not only to them, but to those who
The man at the helm of this institu-.
ton is friendly to union labor, and
are worthy of a prominent place In
our official paper.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
LILLARD-GETMAN-
HUGHES FURNITURE
COMPANY
l4-46 Main St. Champaign.

No business house in Champaign Is
Of greater interest than that Of Liz
lari-Getman-HugheS Furniture Co..
located at 44-46 Main street. This
Is one of the most popular business
establishments in the city. and justly
so. because il combines all the quail
ties that attract the buyer--the high
est quality of goods at reasonable
prices. and conscientious treatment
To all. Terms that meet the require
ments of people of every varied
means are made, and courtesy on the
part Of every employee, are two of
the attractive features of this place.
In purchasing furniture We natur-
ally wish To get the best value. and
therefore il is a pleasure to deal with
an establishment that has the reputa-
ton for being honest and fair in all
dealings. This is one of the reasons
for the popularity of this store, be-
cause you can absolutely depend upon
getting the most satisfactory goods
here.
Here you will find a complete line
of furniture, stoves, rugs. draperies,
bedding, Photographs, etc, and in
fact everything with which To furnish
the home, all of the latest styles and
designs, and the very best quality for
the price asked.
Many of our workingmen are num-
bered among the patrons of this firm
because they know they are certain of
receiving square deal in trading
with this establishment.
The management has always mani
tested friendly feeling for those
who toll and they deserve the liberal
patronage of our members.
Their present large patronage Is
the result of uniform courteous treat
ment accorded each and every patron,
together with their upright and hon
orable business methods.
Ii is a pleasure to place the name
of Lillard-Getman-H Hughes Furniture
Company among our friends in this
Christmas Number of the business
houses which should receive our loyal
support.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
PAUL & LAMBERT
q Main Street, Champaign.
SHOES OF QUALITY.

"Shoes for Everybody" is the mot
to of Paul & Lambert's Shoe Store.
A casual glance at their fine stock
would indeed indicate that they had
shoes for everybody and everyone
that comes. They thoroughly under
stand every phase of the business
from A to z and are prepared in the
best manner to serve our members
and give them entire satisfaction.
Among those friendships they enjoy
and whose patronage they value is
our working people. They have ever
been friendly to the best interest of
them. The stock is large and the
assortment varied, which gives them
room for the widest choice. Their
styles are always up-to-date, their
prices are right, and their treatment
of customers all that any one could
desire.
By these means their business is
steadily growing and We can assure
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
GOLDIE STYLE SHOP
Two Stores in Canton, Ill. One in
Lincoln. III.
3l6 N. Hickory ST.. Champaign.

oIo ~. htCkOTy Ola Champaign.
This store was established in Cham
paign in response to demand for u
store where our ladies could buy
their Cloaks, Suits and Furnishings
from a stock containing a larger as
sortment and wider range of prices,
and their constantly increasing bust
ness is ample evidence that their eff
forts along this line are meeting with
the hearty approval of our ladies.
Their line includes, besides Cloaks
and Suits, almost anything a lady
may need in the way of wearing APP
parel, all of quality which can be
safely guaranteed by a house with
an established reputation.
One thing we wish especially to
mention, is the advertisements of this
popular firm arealways truthful
statements of facts; that when the
Goldie Style Shop advertises sale,
and reduction of prices, you will
find the sale and the reductions exact
ly as advertised.
This simply means that this is a
responsible house, and one we are
glad to refer to as worthy of your
careful consideration.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
ROTH'S HARDWARE
% Main Street, Champaign.


The progress of this store has been
identified with our city and has grown
to the point where it has no counter
part today in the line of general and
household hardware.
This store has the reputation of
being fair and liberal towards organ
lied labor, and believes in paying
good wages for a days work.
The liberal policy of conducting the
business has won for them an envia-
BILE reputation with the general pub
lie. All they ask is that you let them
figure with you on anything pertain
ing to hardware.
This firm has always shown a
friendly disposition to the working
men of our cities and is worthy of the
combined support of our affiliated
unions.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

our members and readers Of the best
IT this enterpriSlng store.
The firm holds broad and liberal
views ON the labor question and have
always been first to aid in any move.
ment pertaining 10 the welfare Of
those who toll. We are pleased 20
place them ON our friendly list and
deem them worthy Of the cooperation
and support of our members.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
THE TWIN CITY COOP
ERATIVE PRESS (Inc.)
iI6 N. First ST., Champaign.

This new printing concern Is now
ready to do n general job printing
business. It's equipment Is of the
very latest, and modern methods en-
ployed guarantee satisfaction In quail
ity of work and In price TO the buyer
of printing. The Cooperative Press
printed this issue of The Review,
which Is a pretty good indication that
it can handle work of almost any size.
Continued on Following Page)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
FIRE TRUCK CATCHES
 FIRE ON WAY TO FIRE,

Dalton, Ga, Aug. 1.-The Dalton Fire Department staged a thrilling fire scene here recently.
 A fire alarm was turned in, the fire men skidded down the brass pole in true movie fashion, cranked up the big truck and started to go. They came to a sudden stop when they found the truck afire, set by a back firing motor. The truck was put out,'' and then the firemen put ont the blaze that had summoned them
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Upholste

e. STRAM for your upnoisterfng and re' finishing of antique furniture Mat
 tresses made over. PC Colorado Ave.
 fin rear residence, 231 State St Bar. nun 1I94
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Wanted To Buy

ANTIQUES & FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Drop postal, D. P. Keane 95 State St