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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

er, more appetizing and more health
full food than can be found In most
expensive cafes.
They have found light lunch Of
wholesome food Mt noon n.nana a
clearer brain, better nerves md far
greater working efficiency In every
way.
II you are looking for clean, whole
some food and quick, courteous ser
vice, visit Cooper's Cafeteria. The
management gives personal attention
To the want sof the public. Mr.. Coop
or In a man of many years Of expert
ence Of catering TO the wants of the
hungry people and knows best what
pleases the public.
Experts are In care of the kitchen,
aud sanitation reiRne supreme IN ov-
cry nook and corner of Cooper's Cafe
terra.
Their motto IL Sanitation, Pure.
Wholesome Foods Cooked Right and
Served at "a Reasonable Price.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
OUR DRUGGISTS
MOLLET & WOLLER
IL Main ST, Champaign.

Every community has its favorite
drug store, and one to which much
public favor has been shown is the
above named store, located at IL Main
street.
The shelves, cases, etc, of this drug
store contain everything known to a
first-class drug store. The men in
charge of this store are experienced
pharmacists in every sense of the
word. Their experience enables them
to take their place among the first in
that line. Their patrons have long
ago learned that they are thoroughly
reliable in all things land that they
are getting fair and square deal in
all business transactions. This store
is one of the popular drug stores in
the city. The large stock of goods
handled embraces everything in drugs
chemicals, physicians supplies, toilet
articles, etc., all of the highest quail
ity, at reasonable prices.
The prescription department is one
that is handled with skill and care,
as it is most important thing to be
able to fill physicians prescriptions
accurately; and this store has one of
the largest trades in this particular
part of the drug business in the city.
We are sure that our members and
readers will be well pleased in deal
ing with Mollet g. Woller. They are
counted among the friends of labor,
and are entitled to a prominent place
in our Christmas number.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
COURT HOUSE CAFE
1906 T.. Main 81, Urbana.

One of Urbana's best known and
most popular establishments catering
to the wants of hungry people Is that
of the Court House Cafe, located at
106 Il. Main Street, convenient Of ac-
cess, and where you will find the
prices so reasonable as 10 account
for the patronage that is daily ae-
corded them.
The proprietor devotes his time and
attention to the business, and sees Ia
il that nothing Is served but pure,
wholesome food, prepared by experts
in a clean and sanitary manner.
Here you are attended promptly
and politely, as all help is courteous
and efficient. The proprietor Of this
place allows no halfway methods
with his customers, whom he appre-
ciates fully. He Is thoroughly pro-
gressive and has won a host Of
friends In our city since opening the
doors to the public. We are glad TO
include this place Of business in our
columns as worthy Of the most proml-
nent mention and the patronage Of all.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

service are the principles on which
the I. J. Colvin Market. 2e4 West
Main street, makes bid for yeur pat
ronage, and from the enormous bust
ness already built up, the principle
has been a success.
Everything in this market includ-
ing fixtures, equipment, tools, name
and location are up-to-date and clean.
Since the firm opened its doors 10
the public, Urbana has had a sanitary
and modern meat market.
At this market no old meat is sold
and all meat is protected and clean,
with sanitary refrigerators and glass
cases and the market is open to in
spection of the general public at any
time, from front TO rear and all de-
partments.
The policy of the store is Better
Meat at Reasonable Price. Daily
shipments of meats are received fresh
from the large packers.
The stock is always fresh and COM
plete. Ii includes fresh and cured
meats of all kinds, sausage, lard and
in fact all meat market items. Ev-
erything sold is just as represented,
and behind this guarantee is the name
Colyin, a name that stands for fair
dealings.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
ROSS.STM DRUG co.
!i2 Z. University Ave- Champaign.

As long as physical ills afflict man.
kind and medical science finds no bet
ter means of providing for lessening
or curing them, good drugs will con-
tinue to be a necessity in every COM
munity. To this question the phar-
macy conducted by the Ross-Sim
Drug Company answers for Cham
paign in a satisfactory manner.
This popular store was established
many years ago and has always done
large retail business. Here the
drugs are always fresh and pure and
in compromising them the utmost
skill, care and intelligence is employ
ed. Nothing receives greater atten-
ton or care in the store than the pre-
paration of prescriptions. This house
does as large a prescription business
as any other in this section of the
state. A full line of cigars and to-
bacco, as well as other lines usually
carried by an up-to-date drug store,
are carried in stock.
They have always shown a friendly
attitude toward the working classes
of Champaign and are worthy of a
prominent place in our official paper.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Main and walnut sts.. Champaign,

Main and walnut Sts.. Champaign.
This place here mentioned, the Com
mercial Hotel, maintained by Mr.. A.
Kemp, Is one of the most deserving
establishments In the business and
should receive big boost, and large
patronage from every member Of or
ganized labor, and the friends and
supporters of the union movement In
this vicinity.
The Commercial Hotel Is located at
Main and Walnut streets, and Is one
Of the best of It's kind that could be
found anywhere. Mr.. Kemp IL an eA-
perieneed hotel keeper and thorough
~ capable of handling every detail
Of his trade In the most accomplished
manner, and in the way that will eS-
tend the finest type of courtesy and
service 10 his patrons.
Mr.. Kemp Is n strong believer ~
the teachings of unionism, and IL al
ways ready and willing to extend "A
helping hand 10 the cause, aiding
both financially and his own place
of business. During his business ca
reer he has gained many steadfast
friends, and the hotel has been sue
cess from start TO finish. We wish
him unlimited success and prosperity.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
THE APOLLO
MOuYlOS BROS.
1872 West Main 81. urhana. III.

II Is the duty Of every union man
TO buy union cigars, and II is the
duty of every citizen, regardless Of
whether he IL a union man or not, TO
purchase home made cigars, and help
boost for bigger and better urbana.
In this connection, we wish to re-
fer TO The Apollo, dealers In cigars,
tobacco and smokers articles. They
handle a full line of the high grade
domestic and Havana cigars, that are
unexcelled anywhere and the brands
they carry are daily growing In popu.
larity with all lovers of Il good
smoke. They carry large line OF
union label goods, and their several
brands of cigars are as fine n piece
of goods as IL Is possible To secure
for the price, also their line of can
dies, etc, Is as complete as can be
found in the city.
II you have ever purchased any OF
the popular cigars, pipes, tobacco, or
In fact, anything this firm carries In
its up-to-date place of business, you
certainly have missed something fine.
They buy only the best of articles
they offer for sale TO you.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
BUEHLER BROS.
Neil and Church Streets. Champaign
MEAT MARKET

The working people depend very
largely upon meat of some kind as
the principal article of diet: as a
matter of fact, il is from meat con-
sumed that our real sustenance is de-
rived. We should therefore be par
ticular in the kind of meat We buy
and where we buy it. The intelligent
and discriminating class of consum-
ers, who are regular patrons of
Buehler Brothers, are in no doubt of
the fresh and smoked meats sold at
this market at the very lowest prices.
They conduct strictly up-to-date
meat market at Neil and Church
streets, Champaign, and employ only
men as their assistants who are
skilled in this line.
They are enjoying a large patron
age from those families of union
workers and those friendly to the
cause. The greatest care is taken to
please all customers. Good meat is
of more Importance than all other ar
ticles of food we eat, for on its pur-
ity and quality depends our health
and strength.
Buehler Brothers have so increased
their trade that many others coneede
to them the most discriminating pat
rons who will only have the best
fresh, salt and smoked meats to be
had. They have many wage earners
for their patrons, as they find they
are served with satisfaction at this To-
cation, Neil and Church streets.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
OLDHAM BROTHERS
III s. Race ST. Urbana.

One of the most progressive and
up-to-date retail drug stores in Ur-
bana is that of Oldham Bros Phar-
macy. This pharmacy has become
one Of the most popular and best pat
rionized in this community. They are
thoroughly conversant with every de-
tail of the drug business and are ex-
perts in the compromising of prescrip-
IONS and recipes. This pharmacy is
nicely appointed and handsomely ar
ranged, and furnished with all the
modern conveniences and appliances
requisite for the operation of first
class drug store. They carry a splen-
uld line of high-grade drugs, medi-
clneS, toilet articles, perfumery, etc.,
T which are retailed at popular prices.
Inns Inns store will carry a nice line of
Shnstmas articles, such as manicur-
ing sets, toilet articles of all kinds,
perfumes, and smokers articles. AL
so fine line of box candy.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

q share in making Urbana favorably
known. Such list would not be COM
plete without reference to Knowlton
a. Bennett.
At this store you will find full
and complete line of drugs, toilet ar
ticles, fine domestic and Havana CT
gars, and everything known to an up
to-date drug establishment can be
found in stock here.
They make speciality of prescrip-
lions, and through the immense
amount of business they have done in
that line, they havebecome known as
the Prescription Store"
There are always in attendance
registered Pharmacists of skill to
compound physicians prescriptions,
and here also the question of quality
is supreme, only the best and purest
drugs being used in preparing these
prescriptions.
We are more than pleased to in
clude Knowlton e. Bennett in this list
of progressive business institutions in
our Christmas number.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
COOPER'S CAFETERIA
als N. Hickory 81. Champaign.

In the old days there were two
classes Of restaurants--so-called high
priced places where successful bust
ness men, the employing class, ate
heavy dinners at noon; and cheap
places where the employees lunehed on
"sinkers," chickery coffee, substitute
for butter, indigestible rolls, and any
thing else that happened to be handy
to fill up with.
Today the bosses and employees eat
their lunches at the same place and
35c pays the bill. You can't step into
the modern Cooper's Cafeteria with
out rubbing elbows with the most sue
cessful business and professional men
in the city. Men and women Of all
classes, the stenographer, the law
student, the doctor, the farmer, the
ten-a-week clerk and the big business
man, the salesman and salesmanager,
and the corporation counsel-find in
the sanitary lunch room, cleaner, pur-
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
WATSON FAULKNER
101 S. Neil St. Champaign.

The modern druggist has probably
the most responsibility placed upon
him of any business man in the COM
munity, as his calling always brings
him into contact with those who are
physically ailing, and just slight
mistake might mean death. The vital
necessity of care in the filling of
prescriptions is thus apparent to all.
Champaign is indeed fortunate in
being represented in this business by
such an institution as that of Watson
Faulkner. Here you will find at all
times a complete line of the best and
purest in drugs, chemicals, toilet ar
tices, proprietary remedies and sta
tionery of all kinds, as well as the
thousand and one things that go to
make up The stock of a modern phar-
macy.
Citizens of Champaign can get re-
freshing and pure drinks at his soda
fountain. Also ice cream by the dish
or bulk.
He makes a speciality of filling ply
sicians' prescriptions, and only the
purest tested ingredients are used, the
work being done by an expert regis
tered pharmacist.
The Twin City Review derives great
pleasure in this Christmas Edition In
calling attention to this splendid es-
Establishment and recommending them
to the liberal patronage of all organ
lied labor.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
METZLER Il SCHAFER
COMPANY
4 STORE Full. OF
VALUES

A grocery store operated ON a
scale as large as ours is not usually
found In cities of this size. We cater
to all classes and necessarily our as
sortment Of merchandise Ii large.
This is truly store for the working
man. Many are our regular valued
patrons and they know they get full
value for every dollar they spend
here.
On account of the large volume Of
merchandise required to care for tho
demand of our customers We receive
many concessions In price, and these
are always taken into consideration
when we sell.
We will be pleased 10 have an OPP
portunlty To serve you.
METZl.ER 4 ScHAFER co.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
SWANNELL & SON
l Main st, Champaign.

A. oWannell q Son are the owners of
1he ~ell-known pharmacy located at
! Main street, where everything
aSuha IN pharmacy is of the highest
e.ass. In addition to a complete stock
81 drugs and chemicals, there will be
s0ana a fine assortment of druggists
s;apphes, rubber goods, toilet articles,
t .I and tobacco. A great deal of
;Ho1Oie Is taken to make the service
n ~ me prescription department as ade-
suste and reliable as possible. This
ihserpnslng firm holds most liberal
r eSs on labor questions an dare ever
&c eAe y 70 help in anything pertaining
a. me interests of the Twin Cities
v1a The citizens of the community.
ne NE are pleased to give them promi-
i rent hen. :, mention in the Christmas Fea-
'N'e Edition of the Twin City Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
Il. W. BOWEN
GROCER
ITO +. universit, Avenue.

A we'll patronized and popular gro
Gerry in Champaign is the above
named. At this store our people may
find an up-to-date line Of goods in
the grocery line, as we'll as staples
of all kinds. The delivery run in
connection is we'll managed and has
been conducted with the utmost care
10 supply an eNaeting trade.
MIR. Rowen'S experience enables
him TO give his customers the best
service to be had, and his charges are
in keeping with the grade Of goods
offered you. All the leading brands Of
goods are here and II YOU have not
already become customer of Mr..
Bowen's. il will be we'll worth your
time to call and inspect his stock. and
purchase an order from him. You
will be sure 10 be we'll pleased.
Mr.. Bowen is one of cur progress
sive and well-known business men,
having been located in Champaign
many years.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
SMITH & PICARD
s Main 81. Champaign.
MEAT MARKET
Wholesale and Retail.

Every working man should know
that there is at least one firm In the
city that solicits their trade and that
viii treat you with the utmost eour-
tesy. We refer to the firm of Smith
& Picard, located at Main street,
Champaign.
The market facilities of this store
cannot be exceled and the prices are
most reasonable. We are glad to
note that Smith & Picard count n
great number of our members and
readers among their customers and
we hope to see this number increase,
as their attitude toward labor and the
c. use of labor has always been fair
and honorable.
Since Smith 4 Picard's beginning
they have enjoyed an excellent pat
ronage, due largely to their pleasing
personality and ever readiness to
please their customers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
CHICAGO MARKET co.
40 Main ST. Champaign.

Few people in the Twin Cities real
..s the magnitude of the business
CONDUCTED by the above named firm.
= quarter of a million dollars an
nal business is done by this market.
Their slogan is quality meats, and
.hsy handle nothing but the highest
.iass products in the food line. All
s"od Is handled in the most sanitary
manner. all meats are kept under
Yer or in coolers. Every kind of
sSsese to be found on the market is
.arried by this market, both import
Oh and domestic. A full line of sea
foods and fish can be had here, includ-
inc lobster, shrimp, crabs, scallopps
and oysters. The market Is fully
souipped with the very latest devices
and apparatus for the handling of
their food products in the most sani-
tary manner and for the convenience
of their customers. Every year this
market receives supply of beef from
the prize winner of the great lnterna-
tional Stock Show held in Chicago.
Champaign is one of the few cities
in America TO be thus favored. In
fact. anything of a special nature in
meat foods is secured by this market
for the benefit of its patrons. This
market is the only store in Illinois,
and one of few in America, to re-
ceive from Sicily, Spain, a pipe of
olives. These olives are packed in
800 gallon pipe, containing the orig
inal liquor. Every ounce of food
stock handled in this store is U. S.
government inspected before being
fhipped to them, thereby guarantee
ling the customers of this market
meats free from all disease common
among animals used for food pur-
poses. The market is agent for the
famous Corn Belt Packing Company's
products, the only 100 per cent union
packing company shipping goods to
the Twin Cities. Our readers and
members will be boosting other trades
unionists by purchasing Corn Belt
products. The market has full
force of experienced meat cutters to
wait upon you, and you are certain
to receive every attention when
trading at this up-to-date market. A
wholesale department Is conducted in
connection with the retail business,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
TWIN CITY CAFE
300 N. Neil st. and 62i L. Green st.,
Champaign.

II is hard TO satisfy everyone In
the line OF catering, but two cafes
which we can recommend, and which
give entire satisfaction to all patrons,
are the Twin City Cafes, located at
300 N. Neil street and G2i T.. Green
street. The cafes arc kept in "A neat
and clean manner at all times, and
only the best the market affords Is
served at these places.
The service Is polite and prompt,
and everything possible Is done To
please all patrons. Oysters are served
here in any style. These eating places
take particular pride in their home
made pies, "The Smack Of Goodness
IL you please, Is the way they put It.
Ali their meals are prepared along
the same manner and their Eats
are surely the best TO be had. They
know how TO serve the food in the
most tempting manner, and are very
popular and well patronized. and we
can assure our readers that If they
have not given these cafes a trial they
have certainly missed something. Try
these cafes once, and you will become
a regular patron.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
JOHN T. QUIRK
3O5 N. Neil ST., Champaign.

A most progressive and up to date
retail drug store In this city is the
John T. Quirk Drug Store, located at
305 N. Neil street. By his reliable
and upright business methods he has
not only established a large and grow
ing patronage, but has won the con-
fidence and esteem of the people in
all walks of life.
He is a registered pharmacist and
a college graduate in pharmacy and
Is thoroughly versed in every detail
of the drug business, and it has been
his constant endeavor to please and
satisfy all patrons.
The John T. Quirk Store carries one
of the best stocks of drugs, toilet ar
ticles, medicines, sundries, etc, 10 be
found anywhere, and charges are
reasonable.
Mr.. Quirk is one of our city's most
influential business men and ever
ready and willing to contribute his
part toward aiding the growth and
progress of Champaign.
We take pleasure in commencing
this splendid establishment TO our
members and we assure them of per-
feet satisfaction in dealing at this
up-to-date establishment.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
CHAPMAN'S
GROCERIES, MEATS AND FEEDS.
ils n. Neil Street--30i South Neil
Street.

ils n. Neil Street-30i South Neil
Street.
Numbered among the prominent
business concerns Of Champaign who
have achieved success In their special
line of business are the grocery stores
conducted by Mr.. II. ID. Chapman, He
carries fine stock of groceries of all
kinds, all of the highest quality.
priced reasonably, and he sustains an
enviable reputation for honest and up
right business dealings with all.
He has conducted his business in
such an excellent manner as TO win
the favor of the people.
His stock of goods Is large and he
is prepared To satisfy your every need
for anything in groceries and table
delicacies. Mr.. Chapman, the pro-
prietor. is public-spirited. enterpris-
ing business man, and the people ere
assured of receiving the highest at
tention and the very best of service in
dealing with him.
Buy tuberculosis Christmas Seals.
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Chicago Market Co.
QUALITY MEATS
Bell 232 Garfield 1911
10 Main ut Champaign
]. =. GIBBS
GROCER.
as \. Neil Street. Champaign.

This company caters largely To the
stores whose patronage comes from
tho werkinrmen. The local people
who buy their supplies Of ]. 4. Gibbs
are comforting favor upon organ.
ized labor Of the Twin Cities and this
Arm deserves the patronage Of the
people.
This gentleman gives the business
his careful attention. lie believes la
honesty and courteous treatment Of
all patrons, which has Won for them
the confidence and esteem of tho
trade.
Mr.. Gibbs carries a complete stock
Of the best grades of both fancy and
staple groceries, always fresh and
pure. and at prices that are Ia keep
INK with the quality of his stock.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

and every consideration and help is
given the patrons of the wholesale de-
partment. The Twin City Review is
pleased to give this market a promi-
nent place Units Christmas edition and
wish for 1t and its genial manager.
Mr. Russell, continued prosperity.
They are ever ready to help in every
enterprise put forward for the benefit
people.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
KNOWLTON & BENNETT
135-137 Main St, Urbana.

When you think of the drug bust
ness in Urbana you cannot help but
think of the name of Knowlton & Ben
nett. because these names have been
connected with the business so long
that they are known TO every house
hold in the city and vicinity. In TINS
issue it is our wish to include every
progressive institution which has had
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

Read this issue of The Review care
fully. Then kindly hand 1t to friend
who is not a member of a union, so
that he may become acquainted with
the union movement.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
T. J. COLVIN & SON
MEATS AND PROVISIONS

20i w. Main ST., Urbana.
Cleanliness, sanitation and quick
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job work a, The Review.