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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
MORRIS l.. HECkER co.
BETTER BUILDING MATERIAL
90 Chester II. Phone M.is--M.22
Champaign. Illinois.

In compiling our list Of Cham
paign'a leading industries We wish 10
place before our many readers the
name of Morris l.. HeekAr Company.
dealers In all kinds of building ma.
tefials.
They sell brick and ala clay pro
ducts. cement end concrete materials,
plaster and stuceos tinforcing steel
and metal products used In eonslrues
ton, mason's materials and contfae-
tors equipment.
They arc successors 10 ]. W. Stipoa
and stlpea a Heeker. the former
started with the early growth Of VI.
hana and Champaign, Their eongenial
personality aud reputation for honest
and reliable business methods has
enabled them TO build up the business
10 It's present large proportions.
Their scope Of operations il not con
fined TO The city of Champaign, but
their goods ate distributed 10 many
places surrounding Champaign.
Their large building al GO Chester
street Is fully equipped In every way
for the running Of the building ma
terlAl buisness A force of competent
employees Is In charge of the daily
affairs OF the company.
Morris L. Heeker q Company not
only have made their business aifaifs
decided success. but have shown
the same quality of interest In the
welfare and advancement Of the com.
munily in general The policy they
are pursuing In both business aud
civic matters Is sure TO bring them
even greater success than that which
they have already attained.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
BEERS & BEERS
JOhn n Beers. Harfy {. BtFft
FARM 4 CITY LOANS
Real Estate Neutrality-suspicious.
and Public Liability and Surety
BOnds-Fire, Lightning,
Tornado and Accident
assurance Agents.
Phone Main 1862. 205 n. Walnut ST..
Elmer Shoaf ID. n. Cooper
Champaign, Illinois.

HOME-you cannot understand the
full meaning of this wonderful word
unless your home Is your own. Inc
much abused, harrassed real estate
man is really a godsend and a great
benefit to the community, and the
more real estate offices, the greater
the prosperity of any place. Think
of selling a house to q man, who mas
preconceiyed IDEAS Of his own-and
who hasn't-which has been built by
another man who also had ideas; yet
this miracle is what real estate men
accomplish. Good real estate men
are on the alert day and night. work
ing to suit the whim Of prospective
purchasers.
Don't try to dispose Of your farm
or city property yourself--you can
not do il. Real estate men know land
value. property value, through con
slant study Of real estate, and they
are able to advise you to your adYan-
tage.
Beers & Beers, the real estate men
who are on the job all the time, have
uofFices al 205 North Walnut street
They are live wires, and If YOU want
TO sell or trade that farm, don't 20
to some who is not thoroughly con
versant with the real estate business,
but take your troubles 10 them, and
you will take your property us
posed Of, on the right terms and con
ditions.
On the other hand, if you want a
nice home or a farm, just rest cay
that Beers & Beers have it on their
list and probably the very place you
want. They also handle many lines
Of insurance and are always at your
service in this department. Go to
their office at the above mentioned
address and you will know what
hustlers they are.
In compiling our Industrial Revie"
Of Champaign and community, We are
proud to give this prominent hrm
this mention, and can assure our
members, friends and readers that
in dealing with Beers & Beers, you
are in the hands Of men who wall
treat you right and give you dollar
for dollar. .-.-
Also a Building and Loan Assocla-
ton known as the Loan q Investment
Association Of Champaign, Illinois
furnishes a first class investment am
money for building home.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
CUNNINGHAM BROS.
Is Main St., Champaign, Illinois,

When we are in need Of the services
Of the druggist in filling prescription.
for the sick. we are particular va.
the prescription is properly hlleo,
so it is important that We seie s
proper drug store in serving u III
his capacity. The Cunningham
Brother Drug Store, located at 20
Main street, is prepared to give you
the best Of service in compoundlhg
and filling prescriptions. They nave
a special department that taxes proper
care of all prescriptions which Is ~
charge Of a registered pharmacist
and The quickest possible service e, j. y
rendered in this department Inns
nbarmacy handles and carries every
hing usually found in an up-tq2-date
drug store. and the stock Is always
fresh ard up-to-date. They also carry
a large line Of Radio Sets and sup
plies. Photo and Sporting Coos
This drug store mas built up large
business among the residents OF
Champaign and is patronized by many
nnion men and their families as we'll
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
II. SWANNELL & son
{ EHt abIINhed IhbUI
DRUGGISTS
Champaign, Illinois.

One Of the oldest drug stores
Of Champaign Is II. swannell g. Sen,
located at / Main street This Phaf.
macy is considered one Of the most
up-to.date and best patronized drug
stores In the city. They carry a corn
plete line of drugs. drug Fpndries,
candies, perfume articles and large
line of local and domestic cigars. II.
swannell a. Son nas a special regis
tered pharmacist in charge Of the
prescription department, where all
doctors prescriptions are handled In
the most careful ard attractive man
ner All prescriptions filled by this
pharmacy are handled on the shortest
possible notice II Is with pleasure
that The Twin City Review includes
II. swannel d Son in this Business
Review Of prominent concerns.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
ILLINOIS TRUST X
SAVINGS BANK
OLDEST SAVINGS Ram IN
CHAMPAIGN

The Illinois Trust & savings Bank
II Champaign Is numbered among
eur mere prominent banking ihstltn-
lions, fhgs hank has grown and
prospeed with leaps and bounds
until tie present and has built VI a
combined resource fund Of ever Si60,-
eco. This speaks in the highest terms
Of the management Of the bank. and
ranks il among the leaders in the en-
tire city. In every respect. their
service embracing every known kind
81 banking service and each amt
every one complete in itself and
handled IN the NEST efficient and com.
mendahle manner. Many years Of
honest. conscientious service Is the
recerd behind this hank and Is te-
sponsihlc for lis exceedingly popu
lanty and high standing in the com
munity. The Illinois Trust & Savings
Bank Is known As the hank that al.
ways had money 10 loan in 1923.
They made City Loans Il the amount
of quarter Il a million dollars and
that amoan, was also made in farm
loans.
The length Of establishment with
constant growth speaks In the high.
est terms for the efficient manner In
which Il l. operated and is a oeam-
Wendation that ean be gained only
through merit.
The Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
has always shown itself to be IN &C.
cord with the principles Of organisa.
ton when properly conducted and has
always shown special interest In the
affairs Of the community and is work
ing people and II Is with pride that
VT recommend Il most highly 10 our
members and friends for their hearty
cooperation, support and patronage,
We also wish 10 mention that the oills
GERS of this bank have always shown
an interest in the affairs of their
denoNiors and are always ready and
willing 10 lend any assistance or adj
vice regarding their savings or ia.
vestmen, of same.
In accepting advice from these OIL
Gers you can rest assured that II Is
the best 10 be had and Is that Of ol,
experienced hnaneiefs. gained by ler
years Of experience in this line.
The officers and directors Of this
bank number among the leading citi.
zens Of cur city and are all well liked
on account of the fairness Of their
policies and their eommendable bust.
ness methods.
We are more than glad 10 list this
bank among eur friends and 10 wish II
many more years Of success and pros
perity.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
BUSINESS review OF CHAMPAIGN AND URBANA
lou % anSe through this Wu of Champaign and Ubana Business
uuuon VINO aided compiling Business Review We feel
justified asking for these firms hearty
CHAMPAlGN
" ELDlNG WORKS
So 81 Hickory IT.

TIE millions Ct automobiles in tie
country have been the means OF mul,
0plyluE machine shops, ualn TO-DAY
this iay Of automobiles IN every palt
# the eloee, maeh'ae shops abound
m great aImhCfs The Champaign
Welding Works, are cNpCt, macdsn-
lists, AMI thCif Wark cannot he sur.
passed They dc Aeeyline and Elec.
uie Welding, Nelders cf broken cast.
ines, gears. pulleys. pump ana aa.o
cylinders, aluminium crank eases
crank shafts, stove parts, sectional,
heating boilers. seamless tanks, ele..
and every bit OF work turned cut Of
mis- shep Is absolutely guaranteed.
Mr. J. 4. Althod, the owner Of this
place takes a personal nfiae In turn
ing out the finest work in this lire
thai that can be done anywhere. ana
he las justly earned the reputation
among his patrons Of doing all work
entrusted 10 him IN the most careful
paInstaking and thorough manner,
What Is worth doing at all, is worth
doing well. is his maxim. and no Job
Is too small on toe great TOT his efforts
To satisfy the patron, People have
the creates, confidence in this place
oi business, and the owner Of auto.
mobiles are keen on the scout OF get.
ting the hest work possible done on
their ears. Hence the large amount
Of work done in this place. Tel your
ncighhers 10 come here when they
have machinery Of any kind To be
hNed, The Twin City Review II glad
10 offer space to this Welding Com.
parry in its Business Review.
We are Authorized Sales and Serv-
ice Station for The White Trucks,
also FOR Radiator for United Motor
SerA ice
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
LETTERS SHOE STORE
GOOD SHOES FOR LESS
Located Up Stairs Over WO0lwOrth's
Champaign, Illinois.

The retail boot and shoe trade Is
largely represented in our city in a
most satisfactory manner by the above
named firm. Honest dealings with all
is rigidly upheld in this establishment,
where quality and price go together.
This firm handles Only first class
GODS with connections that enable
them TO offer many special advan-
tages. 1t is not surprising that a large
and growing patronage IL winch our
lished. Remember Jeter's Shoe Store
in your patronage. They have been
friendly to the laboring people on
many occasions.
They carry good line Of mems
and women's shoes and have every
thing first class and the very latest
and the best.
letters Shoe Store Is among Cham
paign's progressive business firms. and
merits success they have attained.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
PARkHILL CHEVROLET
SALES
339 Hickory III. Phone il5s
Champaign. Illinois.
The Only Authorized Chevrolet
Dealers IN Champaign \ urbana.

Among other lines Of progress in
this scientific age the most note
worthy is the automobile and It's in
creasing uses and popularity. While
il has made immense strides in the
last few years it is yet in It's infancy
and new ueSs are found for the motor
cars daily. There are several dliier.
ent makes of cars that have special
merit, and one that stands out pre-
eminently is the Chevrolet. As a
pleasure car it takes precedence over
all others in the estimation OF the
writer, as it is strictly high grade
car at a reasonable price. a greater
portion of .hc year salubrious climate,
fine roads and scenic beauties of THIS
locality, make automobiling always a
favorite paStime around Champaign.
Chevrolet cars are built to stand
the test of hard and constant work
and go the route with fewer mechani-
cal worries to the owner, than any
other car in America. They are built
throughout with thorough mechanical
precision and are balanced to IN
exact nicely.
They are among the leading cars of
America. 1t has wonderful riding
qualities aud is operated at a very
reasonable cost, II gives owners
from IS to Is miles travel 10 every
gallon of fuel. The Chevrolet is the
car that has made good and Is very
reasonable in prce; considering its
high class construction.
The gentlemen at the head of the
Parkhill Chevrolet Sales are thorough
ly versed in the automobile business,
being energetic and enthusiastic over
the cars they handle, and are meet
ing with the success in business which
they richly deserve.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
BRINDLEY'S
RESTAURANT
J. w. BRlNDLEY, Prop.
105 n. Walnut st.
SERVICE is THEIR MOTTO"
Opp. Imam Hotel.
Champaign, Illinois.

It is hard to satisfy everyone in
the line of eating but one restaurant
which gives entire satisfaction to all
patrons is that of Brindley's Restau-
rant.
The restaurant is kept in clean
and neat manner at all times and only
the best the market affords is served
here. The service is polite and very
prompt and everything possible Is
done to please all patrons.
Mr.. J. w. Brindley, the proprietor,
knows how to serve food in the most
tempting manner and the prices are
moderate.
MIR. Brindley's Restaurant is very
popular and we'll patronized and we
can assure our readers that if they
have not given this restaurant a trial,
they have certainly missed something
Try this restaurant once and you
will become a regular patron.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
VAkY'S
CONFECTIONERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
1elephone Main -
8 Main SlrVet.
The Cp.ro- Date IontcVtioaery
4. n. NAki, Proprietor.
Champaign. Illinois.

TIE splendid establishment above
mentions Is ameng The most insit.
ibe stores in the business center, and
place Of delight for al people wbo
nave a discriminating preference fot
the best Of high grade, nAlatahle con.
fcetlons. The business Il this veil
known aud popular eoneotn since its
beginning has become famous, par
aeularly FOR its high class candies
and rich. pure. delicious Ice cream.
Ice cream Is manufactured by this
hrm for both the wholesale and retail
trade, and lt IS the leading catering
establishment for weddings, hanQuets
aud social parties, and the handsome
confectionery operated At the same
address Is faverite resort not enly
Of Champaign and Ofhana people,
but of visitors,
Naky's Confectionery Is a particular
friend Of this paper Oar members
should remember the firms Who have
proven 90 be their friends, FOR, Ia ac-
eording them liberal patronage, YOU
are but doing justice 20 most
worthy firm, Our many thousands OF
friends and readers who Will be
reached BY this industrial number of
the Twin City Review can do 10 bet
ter than be guided hy our choice Of
friends whom We have deemed Il al.
Msahle 10 include IN this iesnme Of
the elty's business establishments.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
CHAMPAIGN SANITARY
MILK COMPANY
rs Ea>i University Ave.
fasieufiEed and Filtered Mdk.

There Is no liHc OF business in which
The public has more vital luiereS. than
he has IN that Of supplying safe mix
and cream. Only fea years aFa.
he had 20 depend on some small
jalrymau FOR his milk supply wao
MIXED his COWS IN the NEST unSam-
tary manner, and furnished the mix
10 him containing all the animal heat,
and this Mas fed % children; er he
had 70 keep his oWu COW. anil. as he
knew little or nothing about sanitary
methods Of caring for the milk. ms
was little better than the daityman's
milk, To-day. we have the splendid
product Of the we'll regulated dairy.
and milk is now delivered Ia Tie
homes by such dairy concerns a. the
Champaign Sanitary Mix Company.
Since Tie establishment of Fats CEN.
pany We are well supplied with safe
products. This milk rs endorse } by
the Board Of Health Il you ask for
their milk you will get the best. the
most wholesome and healthfm milk,
All first class dealers handle this milk.
Safeguard your ehildren's health with
safe milk, because it is safe for them
to drink, and milk has al the growth
necessary for children. II you use
The Sanitary Milk Cempany's Safe
Milk" you will never use any other
kind The Twin City Review is pleased
TO give this concern space in the 1921
Business Review. This concern grades
aud sells the milk of 81 per cent of
the milk producers around ham
paign through their Sanitary Dairy at
ais East University aveaue.
You are welcome 10 visi, their plant
at any and all times aud make yont
own comparisons with other plants "
methods of handling.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
TONY'S AUTO REPAIR
SHOP
ANTON i. 0POLkA, Prop,
First Glass Automobile Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
21i s. Market 81.
Phone M-2si0
Champaign, Illinois.

One Of the convenient and centrally
located automobile repairing shops,
Is the one conducted by Anton Il.
Opolka, located at 212 South Market
street. Mr.. OpOlka knows the auto
mobile repair business from a TO q,
and all work turned out from his Sion
Is guaranteed and his prices will ne
found reasonable. He employs ely
experts in assisting him in the Hze-
rbanieal work and all work ID dnN& IN
the shortest possible in
Opolka has built up a ~o'lak<ful,
growing business at the ahq4e 4zl<lress
by the upright and hoacTess SINNER
in which he deals with 81 fNz<omers.
No lob Il too large a TO mall for
Mr.. Opolka to taekle. 1a1 De Is pre-
pared to answer "a <lehhone calls
for service on the 7A<<z<st possible
notice. His phone 4Hi1ber. Is
2840, and q call NlIi ~ g y
response. = = 8
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23

derman from the Eigth ward. He
was president of the council for nine
years.
Besides his widow, the deceased is
mourned by two children, Isabella,
eight, and Frederick, six years old.
He has sister and brother living
in Idaho and two sisters in Seattle,
Wash.
Mr.. Trathen was director of the
Ishpeming Cooperative society for
number of years and was prom
inent in fraternal circles. He was a
member of the Sons of st. George,
Eagles, Ishpeming lodge, No. 81, f.
and A. M, and of Ishpeming chapter
No. 1872, R A. Marquette Min
ing Journal
Mr.. Trathen was the only brother
of our Thomas Trathen, assessor of
Gilmore County
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
Relics Dug Up ProOe
China Had a Stone Age

Discoveries made in China by ]. G
Anderson, a Swedish scientist, estab-
fish, In his belief, that China had a
Stone age. At Fengtien the expedition
headed by Professor Anderson exca-
waited cave about by IS feet. In 1t
were found bones from about 40 hui
man bodies and large number of
objects, none Of which was Of metal.
The objects included arrowheads,
stone axes. bone avis, curious stone
rings and tiny piece of animal sculp-
ture made Of marble. fragments of re-
msrkable vessels, some with pressed
geometrlcal patterns and others with
a polished red surface ornamented
boldly In black. Professor Anderson
dates the cave to the transition be
tween the Stone age and the Bronze
age, or about 2000-15OO B. @.
Large collections Of remains also
were found at Yang Shao including
specimens of red and black ceramic
objects similar to those found at Feng-
ten. Heretofore leading experts on
Chinese history have held that there
was on evidence of a Stone age in
China.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
Dogs Value in Alaska

In Alaska, where the trackless will
derness and the gigantic snow fields
are the general order for the greater
part Of the year, the principal means
of conveyance is the snow sled which
is drawn by the malemute. or the
husky, as the Alaskan dog is common
ly called, says the Detroit News.
Strong and apparently oblivious to
the raging of the elements, those brave
and hardy dogs are the pride Of the
Alaskans, who without them would be
in even worse straits than we would
be without railroads or automobiles.
No matter how cold, these dogs are all
ways ready and willing to obey their
masters, and even after hundreds of
miles of snow-covered waste have
been Travelled they are ever ready to
be up and going at the beck of their
two-legged companion, who is usually
their friend as well as master.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
w. Fl. TRATHEN
DIES AT ISHPEMING

w. H. Trathen, one of Ishpeming's
best known and most prominent citi-
zens, passed away at AIS yesterday
afternoon in his home, corner of High
and second streets, following lin
gering illness.
The deceased, who was born in
Deyonshire, England, came to the
United States when az boy and first
located in the copper country. He
was employed by the Cleveland Cliffs
Iron company for S5 years, most Of
which time was at the Lake mine.
He was a Cleveland-Cliff's pensioner.
Mr.. Trathen was popular in city
politics and for Is years was alder
man from the Third ward. Previous
to moving to the Third, he was al
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
Nelo Blasting Record

What is believed to have been the
biggest blast ever set off in the history
OF industry was recently fired near
Ogden, Utah, to provide material for
constructing the fills that are the APP
proaches to the Great Salt Lake
trestle Of the Southern Pacific rail-
road. Earth and rock to an estimated
volume of $4,000 cubic yards was
raised and shattered by the explosion,
which used 301 200 pounds of special
process powder, equivalent to 100000
pounds of black powder A hill 275
feet high and covering a face of APP
proximately 1000 feet In length was
lifted up and separated into frag-
ments. The placing of the explosives
In tunnels, aggregrring 400 feet In
length, occupied % men for 40 days.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
"LeftoUers in Living"
That We All Collect

Among what contributor to the AT
lantic Monthly calls 'Leftovers in Llv-
ing" is "the collection Of articles, or
parts of articles, which gave the word
miscellaneous Its name"
"You win find this collection" he
writes, "ln a drawer somewhere in the
house. 1t has been years In the col
lecting. No human being has ever
found use for more than half of
per cent of the things in 1t. He never
will. They are things too valuable to
throw away-and Of no use whatever
to retain.
bits of old wire, a flatiron handle
with a piece gone from one corner; a
part Of an imposing gaslight fixture
a once gorgeous pipe case which held
quantity designed carved pipe, now
broken; one end of a curtain rod two
padlocks, the keys of which are miss
ing; a bit Of what is supposed to be
part of the good ship CristObal Colon
which came to an untimely end In the
Spanish-Amerlcan war; a souvenir
showing how much art penman could
put on bit of birch bark and dating
back to the Worlds fair at Chicago;
china mug on which In old English
is the sentimental phrase, ITO
Friend; an eraser got up to resemble
a bullet.
ITO go on enumerating the articles
In this collection would be a cata-
loguer's job. 1t is a staggering lot
Why such things are saved, nobody
knows"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Guillermo Eguireun, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the es-
tate of Guillermo Eguireun, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within 10 months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said administrator at the
Office of Charles Faraday, Alturas
Avenue, Mountain Home, County of
Gilmore, State of Idaho, this being
the place fixed for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
Dated May 81, 1924.
BERNARDO ARREGUI,
Administrator of Guillermo Egui-
reun.
J. J. McCUE,
Attorney for administrator 500
Idaho Building, Boise, Idaho.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-05-23
Not TO Be Caught TtOice

The clergyman, absorbed in think
ing out a sermon, rounded a turn in
the path and bumped into COW. He
swept off his hat with a flourish, ex-
claiming: Il beg your pardon, madam. "
Then he observed his error and was
annoyed. Soon, however, again en-.
gagged with thoughts of the sermon, he
collided with woman at another bend
of the path.
Get out of the way you brutel" he
said.