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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

This goes for the other men who
wanted TO meet this girl. too.
WOW WOW: Your letters delight
me. You have wisdom far beyond
your years, Apply it to yourself
dear, as you apply it to life. and you
Will be able TO solve your problems.
Your character will not be the
same in ten years. no matter how
you may resist change. With &
little effort on your part you can
make Of yourself what you will. You
have far too much intelligence TO
hide behind the plea that you are
lazy and weak.
You had the will-power to stop
drinking coffee. Your explanation
that it was fear OF the results IS
bosh.
You say boys kiss girls TO save
them from the necessity OF acting
intelligent. Then why encourage
them in this?
You want to know about writing.
Send your manuscripts to the editors
Of the magazines you choose. Do
not mark them personal"
You can obtain books on writing
at any library. Let them guide you
in technique, If you wish, but keep
your own style.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

Young girls run away from home
to escape drudgerys They follow the
will o wisp whichFbeckons them to
the city, in the belief that they will
find fame, perhaps. and elusive hap
piness. Once they know the city in
its darkest moments, the glamour
fades.
1t is this glamour which keeps
matrimonial bureaus going. Men
and women of experience which
should have taught them better, are
carried away by glowing pictures Of
unknown brides and husbands.
The neighbor girl may sit at home
while the young man next door
seeks to meet an unknown girl, who,
when known, proves to have a man
ner ana character almost Identical
with those Of the neighbor
There Is a glamour about the I'M
known.
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Concert for Ornhans, Lrome

Proceeds Of an old melodies con
cert 10 he given Sunday night At
Caleb Mills iIall by he I.oros CON
cert Company will eo 10 the pro.
nosed Knights 81 PYthias orphans
home building. pr Mazel league
is chairman of the concert, which
win be under auspices Of Myrtle
Temple No :. Pythian Sisters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

/ he field Of sentimental melody with
a jazz fox trot. 1t is not crashing
bur sweet, melodious and rather
makes one think Of date night and a.
fire place.
In both Of these numbers, you feel
a quiet restraint which at times
gives way to a desire to trot about
Ia bit. These two numbers are for
dancing. Jones has turned out two
satisfying popular numbers on this
brunswick record.
Those who are fond Of the hot
struttin stuff will find hot navoring
while the Goofus Five play GO
Long Mule" and "Ch0o-Choo. In
both numbers the saxophones and
banjos play a hot part
Here are three different kinds OF
popuar music. They are among the
leaders in their respective fields.
Victor announces two new unre.
leased numbers by the late Enrico
Caruso They arc la Partida" and
Eel Milagro de la Virgen.' both IN
Spanish.
Fritz Kretsler ts represented I'm
the new Victor list with "Slavonic
Lament" and "Dirge Of the North"
+ T.
indianapolis theaters today offer
Movie Mas0ue at the Lyric. Tho
Ter Commandments. NJ Englsh'q
Goye and Nave at Keith $: MAMMA
tan." ri the Apollo. born Rich
ut the Circle. Uncle Tons CaAlo
at the Lincoln Square. "A Saln-ed
Devil" AT th" C*r~le. "Gfor t.oV.
story" nj Mister smiths: "Sou En1
Cowboy, q the Isis. and Naynond
Bond in The Worm " M the Po'a~e
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
TAX INCREASES ARE LOW
Association Reports Boost of Only
Sl38. 1915 in State.

Tax Increases in Indiana for all
State and local purposes in 1928
win amount to only sI3S. 461. SO. The
smallest annual increase in seven
teen years. according TO figures com
piled By Indiana Taxpayers Asso-
citation.
Twelve counties showed decreases
Of more than $4,000. largest cut
being IN Howard County. where the
reduction viii amount 10 mare than
1928 600. Seven counties showed
increases Of more than $50. Ma
rion County leading with an Sill
o69.Ts increase.
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Golden Wedding Celebrated

~ Times NpfciGi
NOBLFSVILLE. Ind. Dec. 3d.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Spidle gave a
dinner today for their children,
grandchildren and other relatives in
honor Of their hftieth wedding an
niversary. They have spent all Of
their married life in Hamilton
County
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CONSTIPATION OVERCOME

The use Of Foley CATHARTIC
TABLETS viii bring speedy relief
from constipation If taken promptly.
They are purely vegetable and act
on the liver Mr. John d. McComb.
Lucas Co. Home, Toledo Ohio.
writes: "Have used Foley CATHAR-
TIC TABLETS In severe cases Of
constipation to which I am subject
and found them beneficial" FOLEY
CATHARTIC TABLETS are easy to
take. leave no unpleasant after eff
fects Try them. Sold everywhere.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
LEGISLATION is SOUGHT
Rural Fire Protection to BE Urged
by Miller.

Newman T. Miller. State fire mar
shall. today announced he was spon-
soring a bin 70 be presented to the
next Legislature authorizing town
ship trustees 10 purchase fire fight
ing equipment. The bill would per
nit trustees. with the consent Of the
advisory board. to purchase equip
ment on the petition Of 10 per cent
Of the taxpayers. Townships have
no fire protection.
The proposed legislation will be
discussed by the trustees associa-
ti0n at the State House next month
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CASTOR CASE CONTINUED
Chief Rikhoff Says Arrest of Grand
Juror Justified.

Charges Of interfering with an Of
ficer fled against George B. CASTOR.
237 n New Jersey st. Marion
County grand juror. viii be heard
Jan. 6. following a continuance in
city court late Tuesday
CASTOR. it is said. became incensed
when Sergeant Tooley refused %
place Mrs. Elizabeth C0verdale. So.
Of sol E. St. Clair St. who had been
hurt in an auto accident AT New Jer-
sey and New York SIS Monday. in
the emergency wagon ana take her
to the hospital Police Chief Her
man F. Rkhof said the arrest was
justified
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Joint :ase
For Stiff Joints

Pharmacists say that when all other
so called remedies fail Joint Ease win
succeed,
It's for Joint ailments only-thnt is
why you are advised to use 1t FOR sore,
painful. inhamed, rheumatic Joints
joint Ease llmbers MP the jolnts--is
Glenn and penetrating and quick re
suits are assured Sixty cents a tube al
Hook Drug Co, Goldsmith's Drug
Stores and druggists everywhere
Always remember, when Joint Ease
gets in joint agony gets out--quick
advertisement
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afternoon, at a meeting AT the club
house. Mrs. l.. 0. Hamilton pre-
sided. IIostesses were Mesdames
George NJ. Weaves. George a. Van
Dyke. Felix NJ. NfcWhirter, X. Il.
Patton. J. =. Phillips. Harvey Cross
land, Everttt NJ Schoheld, II. d.
Trimble.
Mrs AIyron G. Cosler was chair
man for The benefit card party given
Wednesday afternoon by the 81.
NIargarets Hospital Guild I'm the
Travertlne room OF the Lincoln.
Reservations were made for eighty
five tables ami hand made prize
was given at each table.
Assisting the chairman were Mes
DANES CGoel p. Conder, George
Jones, Jack Tumble. Preston Eu.
bush. Lucius French. Hester Helwig.
George G. Gr.nsteiuer and Scott
Wade.
Proceeds VIII he used for Indian
apoIis crippled children.
Miss Porria Bartlett Of Chicago.
who will he bridesmaid NJ the wed
ding Of Miss Cathariue Coburn and
Julian Eohhs Saturday, arrived
Tuesday she was 10 be among the
guests at dinner party WedH sday
night at the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest kneflcr. 1914 \. Talbot Ave.
f.~ Ntf-- HoTt..s.4, and M. T2qhES
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SOCIAL
Activities
EN- ANN Re " T S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

RS. JAMES A. DAUGHERTY.
IMI 127 E. Forty-Fourth St, en-
IT, tertained Wednesday after
noon with a luncheon and bridge
party at the Highland golf and
Country Club. Guests were seated
at an E-shaped table. It was
decorated with Christmas green and
red tapers.
There were guests at seventeen
tables Of bridge in the afternoon.
Among guests were Mrs. Harry
Grishaw. Mrs. James Wood, Upton;
Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. Frank
Ross. Noblesville, and Miss Jane
Richie, Marcede. Cal.
Mrs. Horace Wood. 971o n. Penn
sylvania St, entertained at lunch
con for a few friends Of Mrs. NJ. IL
Spades OF St. Augustine Fla. who
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O. C.
PfaT. 1922 \. Pennsylvania St
Mrs. Marvin Curle. 1920 Guildford
Ave. entertained Tuesday afternoon
with luncheon bridge in honor of
her mother. Mrs. John Killing of
Milwaukee. Wis.
Mrs. Frank B. F'aris was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for tea and
Christmas bazar for members of the
Delta Alumnae Club Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Mrs. \. V. F'aris
and Mrs. Arthur Cravens presided
at the tea table. which was beau
tifuIly appointed with a silver serv-
ice on a lace cloth and a centerpiece
OF roses. Assisting hOstesses We're:
Mesdames Wicklhfe B. Lewis. H
Nigh. Eph Inman. Charles Railsback.
Lyman B. Templeton. Ray Bishop.
Hubert Hickman. Reed Dixon, Theo-
dore F. Eonnegut.
Proceeds will be used for the house
fun for new chapter house at
Bloomington.
Wives of members Of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Law
renee V. Sheridan. 4211 Park Ave,
to organize nm auxiliary. Plan Is TO
hold monthly luncheon meetings
with a review of current novels.
Plans were discussed for a Christmas
party 10 he held ar the home II Mr..
and Mrs Walker W Winslow. 1924
y T1afayr-a~ RI CT
The parish house Of St. PauTs
Episcopal Church was gay with
decorated boths for the Christmas
aazar Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. Various societies of the
church were in charge Of the
different booths. Mrs. William Cox
was in charge Of luncheon arrange
ments and Mrs. Ralph Dryhroueh
and Mrs. Harold g Pennicke in
charge Of the dinner
Mrs. Frederick G. Rail-. 90 Hamp-
ron Or. is IN New Orleans for a
short while.
Mrs Martha J StUbbs, IS John
son Ave. went 70 Eiwood, Ind. 10
speak before the Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION Wednesday evening.
TrvinEton Auxiliary 10 Post No.
3S. American Legion. viii meet Fri
day afternoon Al headquarters. a501
Z. Washington St.
Mrs. Ernest o. Reid. col st Paul
St viii entertain members OF the
Old Pals Club Thursday night.
The Junior Civic club announces
four new members: Charles 1Vyate.
Robert Wood. Fred Patrum and Har-
old jenkins.
The Literature section Of the
Woman's Department Club heard
William NJ. Herscheu Wednesday
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martha Lee Says
Glamour Surrounding
UnknOzCn BeckOnS Men

There glamour around the unknown which gives it
decided advantage the familiar.
Little boys look forward having teacher She Is
unknown they let their pcturing her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

dresses. coats, stockings, sweaters.
draperies coverings, hangings,
everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes other
kind-and tell your druggist wheth-
ct the material you wish TO color
Is wool or SILK, or whether it Is
linen. cotton, or mixed goods.-Ad-
Nart3 sefnent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
CREAM ENDS
CATARRH AND COLDS

If your nostrils are clogged, your
throat distressed, or your head is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or n cold.
apply a little pure. antiseptic. germ
destroying cream into your nostrils.
II penetrates through every air
passage. soothing infamed, swollen
membranes and you get instant re-
lief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils
are open. Your head IS clear. No
more hawking. snuffling. dryness or
struggling for breath Get small
bottle of Elys Cream Balm from any
druggist. Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure.-AdVertis ement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
HiberTlians Plan Amusement

The amusement committee Of the
Ancient Order Of IIibernians win
meet at s tonight at the Office Of Ed
ward J. Sexton. BIS Indiana Trust
Bldg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

made pleasant with fruit derivative
salts-nothlng else. It tastes Ike
sparkling lemonade and costs only
few cents a package at any drug
store. Try 1t; "Epsonade Salts" IS
guaranteed by tho American Epson
acknowledgements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Christmas Candies

you directio 70 many of
max a kinds Of candies, plainly
caramels
bulletin
Making Home by
our Washington the
holiday Ia mail as
CANDY EDITOR, Indianapolis Times,
Washington. D. c.
copy of The Candy Bulletin
loose for
number
City State
I a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Y@vY BRONCHIAL HEAD xy..4sa
SEkS4HM COLDS ~zgsz7Ky e ~ - -
50 N -. III . Il ~ Don I suffer

3 So this year-use Raz-Mah
A safe, sure, quick reliefin capsules
easily taken. Used by Old and Young.
Csc or 81 box at your druggist or write
Tefnpletons Inc, z2z Congress Street, West
Detroit Michigan. Advertisement
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aAo1y for CONTRAST

Isham Jones OF BrW wick
record with Get Lucl1y." and Some
Other Day Some other Girl" enters
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The Literature section Of the
Woman's Department Club heard
William NJ. HerscheH Wednesday
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Ry WALTER D. HICKMAN

EUT HEN Old Man Jazz hits a
IW[ European orchestra he does
~ so in a unique way.
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This goes for the other men who
wanted to meet this girl. too.
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NEXT: This letter continued.
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The Hoosier Athletic Club viii
nave a guest party Thursday night.
Mrs. John u. Cooney is hostess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

The Junior Civic club announces
four new members Charles Vyate.
Robert Wood. Fred Patrum and Har-
old Jenkins.
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Mrs. Ernest o. Reid. col IT. Paul
st viii entertain members Of the
Old Pals Club Thursday night.
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FACE LOTIONS

soc Kinds Honey and Al CT. soc
St.0o Kinds Honey and Al. CT. 74c
Soc Holmes Frostilla ............2 7o
SOC Orchard White .+............ 500
Zoe Orchard Cream ............5 Soc
$3.50 Oriental Cream .SIIo
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
HARRIS-DILLAVOU co.
J. G.. EPPTNGEK, WEr.
Main 1910. Is l.. Springfield Ave.
Champaign, Illinois.
Established In 1900.

The fuel problem Is one That CON
fronts every householder, and 1t be-
hooves the prudent buyer to purchase
this necessary commodity where ne
can buy best. The above named hrm
mas no connection with any trust or
Of any kind. They are an
independent company, and make IN
dependent prices. II il their constant
aim 10 give their patrons every az,
vantage in the way Of buying coal
and building material at the lowest
market prices. .u.
II Is owing largely to this fact that
they have built up such a satisfactory
business. They have a large supply
OF coal and building material on hand'
and make prompt deliveries to any
section Of the city. Just phone MAN
40 and your needs will be promptly
taken care Of, either in fuel or build
ing material.
Mr.. j. G. Eppinger, the manager,
has always been consistent IN his
friendship toward the workingman,
and is a firm believer in organized
labor. He has given much encourage,
ment to our members in the past, and
deserved the full patronage Of our
people. In our 1924 Review we glad
~ place his name at the head OF our
list and ask our readers to continue
10 give him their patronage and sup
port.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
GILLILAND CAFETERIA
One Block West of Court House
CHAMPAIGN COCA
COLA BOTTLING co.
(Incorporated)
III. ID. MOORE, Pres,
1910 North Market 81.
Champaign, Illinois.

Good Things to Drink" is what
Mr.. II. ID. Moore, president Of the
Champaign Coca-Cola Bottliug Com
pany is striving to manufacture, and
from the high esteem in which the
company's products are held, success
must continue tc crown this entet-
prise. They are manufacturers Of
many varieties of high grade Soua
Waters. All goods are prepared and
bottled under the most sanitary con-
ditions and with pure Artesiah water.
Shipments are made all over this
section of the state in addition to the
local demand which is considered the
largest in this line.
The Twin City Review wishes in
their Industrial Review to commend
the products of this establishment to
your careful consideration. Boost
home industry and patronize the firms
mentioned here, as they are all well
known union friends. Mr.. Moore has
aided materially many times towards
furthering our cause. He has always
held liberal and broadminded views
on the close affairs of our boys and
we owe it to him to further his inter
ests also. Just phone Main $50 when
you are in need of any Of Mr.. Moore's
beverages. Patronize your proven
friends,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
G.. W. CLINKENBEARD
KreisieTcd Fharmacist Nanuiacinr.
ing and Dispensing Chemist,
sol \. Mil ST.. Champaign. Illinois
kodaks and Supplics--tiims
Developed.

In compiling oar Industrial Review
fot 1924, NC are pleased 70 call at
tenllon 10 the above named Drug
Store located At b0l N. Neil St,
which is counted among the progress
sive and up-to-date retail pharmacies
Of the city. This pharmacy has be.
come one of the most popular and
best patrnn2ed In this section Of the
city. Those in charge are thoroughly
conversant with every detail of the
drug business and are experts IN
compromising of prescriptions and
recipes. This pharmacy Is nicely ap.
pointed and handsomely arranged
and furnished with all the modern con
venicnees and appliances requisite Tor
the operation Of a first class drug
store.
They carry splendid line Of high
grade, pure drugs, medicines, toilet
articles, pcrfnmery. etc, which are
retailed at popular prices, This store
also carries complete line OF maghz-
ines, cigars. smokers' articles, candy
etc.
Their Soda Fountain Is modern IN
appointments, and Is in the hands OF
dispensers with experience IN serving
the public ice cream, sodas, sundaea,
delicious soft drinks, etc.
Clinkenbeatds Is counted among
the best conducted pharmacies In the
city. The gentleman ut the head OF
the Pharmacy are public spirited and
practical business men, deserving oil
the large patronage accorded them
and their upright business methods
have won for them the hearty good
will and esteem Of all.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
SMITH-PICKARD co.
Successors 20 Dallenbach bros.
PORK PACKERS
Phones MAN 1. 1921. = Main NJ.
Champaign. Illinois.

There are many establishments In
Champaign representing the different
lines of trade that have done 20 ucn
10 advance the interests Of the city
as commercial and industrial cen.
ter and among tho best known Is the
Smith. Pickard Company, Pork Pack.
err.
They are wide awake meat dealers.
The object of this notice Is to call
the attention TO the above Arm whose
knowledge and reliability stand high
In Champaign. Their bfoadminded
and public spirited manner Of dealing
has brought them a business that Is
second to none. aud honest aud
straightforward dealings have made
the firm exceedingly popular among
all class of people.
Mr.. J. X. Smith. Los Angeles, and
George pickard are the gentlemen at
the head Of this company. They have
always shown "A friendly feeling o.
ward the working people, aud has
proven to be a friend TO our caute
and il Is n pleasure to place their
names in the foremost rank and
wish for them an ever increasing
trade and success In their business.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
PRICE & Peterson
WALL PAPER. PAINTS < OILS
q Columbia Ave-, Champaign, III.

One of cur substantial business
concerns. and one that Is the leading
business Of its kind, is the above
named firm. This firm handles the
well known brand of Toys paints.
Wall Paper and Paint Company 10.
ing business at their location, D
Columbia Avenue. No more complete
assortment Of wall paper car be found
outside Of this establishment, and the
large business transacted by this com
pany has put it in the front OF our
business places. Anything that Is Tor
cleaning and ffeshenirg the building,
and homes in community should
have full credit, for it Is these things
that make our city have that metro.
politan arnel- nee so mach desired
by the citizens who have its welfare
nj heart. When YOU are in the market
fer ANYTHING 10 add 10 the attractive
ness of your home, call phone MAN
2f76 ana you will be asLOnished al
the quick service you viii receive
Their large stock Of wall paper,
Paints and oils, is complete In every
particular. and the most skeptiegi
bover can always be satisfied win
tbeir purchases. The prices charged
6g this concern for all this up-to-date
material for buildings, homes; etc,
are considered most reasonable Tor
the quality offered to It's patrons.
That the company enjoys a large
patronage is a natural consequence Of
H. upright business methods. and II
ba. iustiy earned the reputation Tor
fair and square dealing. The TWIN
civ Review is pleased to mention
This worthy and important concern m
it, BusineFs Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-23
CHAMPAIGN
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
len. u. Boyer, hRr.
STOVES, FURNITURE, RUGS
ai2 N, Neil ~. 3i5 N. Hickory
Phone; Main al,
Champaign, Illinois.

In purchasing furniture we natural
~ wish TO get the best value, anu
therefore Il Is pleasure to deal with
an establishment that has the fepu-
tation for being honest and fair IN
all dealings. This Is one of the rea-
sons for the popularity of the. Cham
paign Furniture Exchange, because
you can absolutely depend upon get
ting the most satisfactory goods
here, and this fact can be depended
upon at all times.
Here you will find good line of
new and used furniture, stoves pnd
rugs, and In fact, most everything
with which TO furnish the home, and
the best Of quality for the money
expended. We will extend credit and
also give a liberal discount for cash.
Many Of our workingmeu are num-
bered among the patrons OF this bfm
because they know they are certain oil
receiving a square deal in trading
with this establishment.
Mr.. Ben +. Boyer, the manager,
has always manifested a friendly
feeling for those who toll, aud de-
serves the liberal patronage OF our
working people. -,
His present large patronage II the
result of uniform courteous treat
ment accorded each and every patron,
together with his upright and hon
orable business methods.
II Is pleasure TO place the name
Of Champaign Furniture Exchange
among our friends in this Business
Review. Of those business houses
which should receive our loyal sup
port.