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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CHAMPAIGN LOAN X
BUILDING ASSOCIATION

4 strictly mutual and cooperative
institution in which the dividends anu
profits are participated in by all the
stockholders. cannot he too highly
commended. This policy gives feel
Ing of ownership 10 the member no
matter how small the amount he has
invested in same, and Is continual
probe 10 have each one save aud
educate themselves % put bN some
thing that will eventually mean pro
lection and comfort. Some working
PEOPLE have the erroneous idea that
their little savings do sot amount 10
enough to invest, but this stand Is
taken by very few in these days Of 50
much said about Thrift.
The Champaign Lean and Building
Association. of Champaign. does just
what its name implies, loans and
builds. Ii should be the worthy am
hition of every head Of a family %
own a home of their own, and this can
be done through your cooperation and
the assistance of this Association.
Included in the stockholders are work
ing people of every class and trade,
such as mechanics, laborerS, railroad
men, doctors, lawyers, clerks, teach
ers. widows. school children, in fact
everybody takes advantage OF this IN
stitution. BY paying the small sum
of $l.00 per month entities one 10
being stakeholder. Such an institu-
ten deserves the interest of every
one, and should especially interest the
working class of our Unions.
The Twin City Review is proud to
commend this fine, estimable institu'
ton TO all in this 1925 Business Re
81.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
T. NJ. BACON & SONS. Inc.
WALL PAPER. PAINTS \ PAINT.
Frs SUPPLIES. WINDOW and
AUTOMOBILE GLASS

That Ne are disconnected erea-
tures, always wanting something We
have not. and trying 10 attain 10 that
which Is unattainahle is absolute.
unVarnished truth. not fiction. l.
there Is any time Of the year when
We need tonlng up and feel cut Of
sorts with eur surroundings anu
everything and everybody, it Is the
S~ring Of the year. The house looks
dingy, it needs painting. the walls are
dirty and soiled from the furnace and
stoves, the woodwork and floors need
repainting. and several panes of glass
are broken in tie windows. and the
car needs new glass to replace that
which Is cracked. and so forth and 50
on. This is Just a natural pride We
should all possess and which We can
crafty in a very satisfactory manner.
I. NJ. Bacon < Sons. located At
1921 North Walnut Street, Cham
paign, Illinois, Is the one store ami
place We can turn 10 TO remedy our
many needs and necessities. Just in
Spect their line of wall paper and
you are lost. for you cannot possibly
resist the beautiful patterns. Then
just notice that house being painted
inside and out across the street
yours must follow suit. and this con-
Germ are ably fitted to make your
home a delightful place in which 10
pass the summer months. Painters
Supplies are Of the first quality, and
our Unions should endeavor 10 give
this concern their share Of patronage,
considering how they have received
the support of them on all labor ques-
tions.
The Twin City Review vies with
the friends of this company in wish
ing them all the luck possible in this
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CHAMPAIGN COCA.
COLA ROTTIING WORKS
IinSorparated1
Ash FOR BOTTLED COtA-eoiA
AND GIT II.

Within the memory Of The oldest
luhahlIant, thefe Was a time when tie
emily cool refrssh drinks known
we've leuonade and iuzt cold water
and some sid net even have ice Ia
which 10 keep foods aud fruits chilled,
MI used caves Whefe milk. butter ale
ioodstufis were kept frem the heat
fNiay. there are 50 many kinds cf
drinks. with numerous varieties, thai
" HAYES large range Of cholce.
When sheRptns down town We can
dfep IN almost any store and order
delicious drinks. such as bottled Coca
Cola AMI sodas and enloy same 10 the
fullest extent.
The Champaign Coca Cola Rotlline
company ate new located az aol South
Locust Street. IN their new Sanitary
8oItlinE Work.. This building Is one
IF the finest e is kind Ia this 81
lfic,. II is built eut Of brick ana
equipped throughout With the la
devices known 10 the hettling iHdns
is headquarters far this e0neet
Coca Cola Is one IF the most popular
and refreshing drinks II TIE nation.
and II you Nill observe those whe
purchase cool drinks. nine cut Of tee
order Bottled Coca Cola, because 1t Is
he mest thirst satisfying beverage
known This company also bottle ail
high grade soda waters. ami many
family ia our city and country haNe
been able tO enjoy aud survive the
hot summer DAYS By heiNo supplied
With a case ol this product fh0ne
Main SSa aud they will deliver you
a case Of any If their sodas OF Gecas
Cola n a few minutes notice, The
Twin City Review urges cur members
10 patronise this Arm because of
their liberal views on the labor aues.
ton, and heartily recommend same 10
all readers Of this 1925 Business Re.
view,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
COY CAFE

Should you ever be In AN immense
hall or building, that Is so large, tail
wide and spacious ~ 10 gave you INC
feeling Of loneliness or smalineFhi II
never would occur TO you that such =
place was homeike OF even suggested
comfort. But get In small room
with every nook and corner hllejl
and YOU have a sense Of neafnoss anu
everything suggests companiohship
ropReuiality, and sense of freedom.
loving the whole world IN gene ai
sense beeause of the coy, me- ap.
peafance. ,,.u
The Coz, Cafe, located on Nell
Street. Champaign, Illinois, comes
nnder the head Of the place We have
inst described. We have hear ~ lots
of names, for eating places au. ms
new concern has originated IHc name
an idea Of "Gozy" which makes us
want 10 visit it the next time we are
hungry. We know Il Is q. Is. BOD ffefy
respect, and has the .EHHlaRs "'
beinV open day and Nil #l-n spe.
ciaI tables and aceommuHaao na fof
ladies which makes il the most popu,
lar cafe In the city. When one con.
siders the high cost Of groceries ana
meats. the distressing problem Of en-
oloyipg help for the house. and Inc
way he gas bills run, faster than a
rabbit. il Is really a matter Of econ
omy for the family to eat "hete ths
food is well cooked, nicely served aho
the atmosphere almost IKE that oi
your own home, TO eat al the 1o1{
cafe. The Cafe has already aItallt'
many patrons. although just recent
iv started in business and u IN
hearty sympathy with the Labor IN
ions, which should be an incentive 70
our members TO eat here long ana
Tbe Twin City Review gives ih.s-
CAFE prominent mention in tins l'-'
Dusinegs Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
HARRIS-DILLAVOU co.

In these days of swift changes ana
strenuous times, we think year or
40 Is quite a long time. But the
,eafs pass swifter than we think, and
io look back on that time seems but
= few DAYS since. Every business is
valued in its relation to the health
and prosperity of its people. Food
stuff fer instance are necessity, we
mus have clothing, houses warmed
by coal etc, but the housing and pro
lection of every individual is of vast
significance e.,
HafriSDllavou Company, with
business at % East Springfield Ave
nue.. Champaign, Illinois, have been
minlsterng to the wants of the peo-
pie of our city for twenty years, and
his score of years has meant much
10 the patrons of this concern. Think
of the homes, offices, churches,
scboolhouses made possible and stand
ing as a monument and built by ma
tenal handled by this finn. And then
the thousands Of tons of coal that
have kept families, employees warm
and comfortable, the thousands of dol
lars saved them by preventing sick
ness from cold and exposure, and per
chance many lives saved because this
enterprising concern started years ago
to be Of service to humanity. MI.
John j. BerScheid, the manager of this
thriving business, knows when the
market is right to buy coal, and by
thus keeping in touch with same the
customers are enabled to pay reas-
enable prices for fuel. All high grades
are handled. of both soft and anthra-
cite.
The Twin City Review recommends
this company to all members of our
Unions, in this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
TWIN CITY
FISH MARKET

They tell "a that we eat entirely too
much meat, and that many of the
lllF of life can be attributed 10 the
large consumption Of meat. Nature
has provided IN numerous ways and
manner for sustaining tho human
race, and were one stranded on an Is.
land far from any town, city or VII
lage, they could hunt around and sub
sist on the fruits, nuts and fish, and
this should be n valuable hint TO "
that We depend too much entirely on
refined products which do not tend TO
health or longevity. The eoarfer
foods supply all the necessary nutri-
ton and in foreign countries where
fish and grain are used IN their crude
state, sickness Is not as prevalent as
IN our own land.
The Twin City Fish Market, 10
Gated nj . University Avenue, Cham
paign, Illinois. handles every differ
ent variety Of FISH, which Il kept
sweet aud wholesome by their tried
methods. The fab bought here will
provide a fine. tasty dish for the
family. and they won't suffer with IN
digestion and be hunting some pepsiu
10 allay pain. But will be refreshed
and ready 10 battle with life's prob.
lens. much better than II they had
partaken Of a heavy diet of indiges-
lible meat. All physicians recommend
the liberal eating of fish. and sick pee
pie are allowed 70 have this article
when nothing else Is, so what is good
FOR sick people Is good for we'll. Our
Unions have always appreciated the
kind spirit shown 10 our laboring pee
pie and we urge their patronage of
this concern.
The Twin City Review takes pleas.
ure in placing this firm IN the front
ranks. In this 1926 Business Review,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
TAYLOR HARDWARE
COMPANY

There is an old saying to the effect
that a house is known by its furnish
ings. but we might add to that and
say that the health and we'll being OF
the family depend on the kitchen
utensile and the equipment of the
place where meals are cooked and
prepared for the family.
TAYLOR Hardware Company, located
at "a East University Avenue, Cham
paign. Illinois, are especially noted
for their best values and quick ser
vice. and not only do they handle an
immense line of every kind and de.
scription of hadrware, but Builders
Hardware. Mechanics Tools, Paints
Oils. Varnishes and Brushes. IL
would almost tempt any one to start
up in housekeeping with so many
nice looking and useful utenslle win
which to grace a kitchen. lhei1 !
stoves are the talk Of the town, ana
these shining black stoves and ranges
seem to be inviting some one to puy
them and cook the most delicious
meals ever heard of. You will be
fully repaid by a visit to this en-
norium and it is quite an education TO
see so many articles classed as hara-
ware, that are eminently necessary IN
any well ordered, up-to-date kitchen
When erecting a structure, don't 1ot-
get to have your contractor buy ma
terials here, and everything wall De
bnilt substantial and durable and not
need repairing in a few years Inns
concern is public spirited and enter
nrising and have demonstrated IN
many ways their sympathy with or
The Twin City Review is proud TO
include them in this 1925 Business
Review and to commend them to our
readers and members.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
WILLIAM BERGMAN
BAKERY

The history Of bread making l.
very interesting study The crude
moihods employed hy cur maternal
grandparents would make ~ laugh
and wonder why they didn't know
bette. but everything improves
with ave Ia this world and they KEEP,
on AMI on, until today bfeadmaking
has reached tho stage Of perfection.
Rwaamaking dates back 10 The hrt
evidence If the human race, Uga The
oil phrase BREAD Is the stan of
hte' Is a. true u II old. aud ah
solutely correct No branch Of mod
EN- indus, ries has made such rapid
| tribes than Las lhe baking business,
William ltpuNmHn operates a
Wholesale ana retail bakery, NJ 2ia
South Neil street, Champaign, Hin
niF and 20 saY that he is hu man
| but mildly Expresses the fact When
We buy thiugB for the table, No ma
| lnfaly like "a know where they
come fram and who has the making
or handling Of same. hut II IL l.
made al Beriyman's Bakery, that Is
| sufficient endorsement for IL quality
doliciousnssn and satisfying 10 all
Mr.. Befrgman has made HatFelou
record IN his chosen bul mess, aud
hundreds aud hundreds o. familit
parakc each day of his appelly|ng
products. and which contributes =
the sustenance of the people. TIN
merchants appreciates the extensive
pAifousRe OF our wage easners In The
different organizations. aud We should
glad Import a business operated By
thiF merchant.
1he Twin City Review takes ploas.
ufe placing the name of this
bakery among other institutions of the
city, IN this our 1926 Business Re
view.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE
MODERN MILLINERY

When We we've children buN long Il
seemed from one Christmas L. auoth,
CT, and We thought II W. IN inter
minable length Of time before We
would over be grown VI NV that
we have attained sout ~. 1t Is
enc everlasting ntertu -. where
does the time 20 10. We think We
have plenty of clothing, when 10. We
discover that the styles have com
pletely changed and one would judge
at a glance That Ne were surely u
back nunhrr So, when We have u
business iAl keep mp with the times
and style. which almost change nvcf
night, aud everything handled at this
place Is IA modorn az can he. ws
keep an eye there when We make oui
| purchases.
The Modeln Millinery lucated ri
AN North Neil Street, Champaign
| Illinois, il one millinery store thai ba'
such bewldaIlug array Of hat, of
every conceivable shape, trinm,i ano
untfimmed, feathers, flowers, ofna'
ments. etc lmt IL Is not a question
of being suDIrd. but Of knowing what
TO select from such u gorgeous dis
play. This place Is style petRonifed
evidently the latest in the hat line has
found lodging here, your hat denotes
aud emphasizes your whole appear.
anee, and iiuI woman ~ worm her
way through a million hat Ia lind the
one iufi utcd 10 her individual taste,
and tho Modern Millinery paVe ha,t
for all sizes eomeleAlone and builds,
along with the celebfufrd Holcpfooi
Hosiery, two very dear al important
articles Of apparel to women. The
women Of our Unions can do no better
than patfonge this store, so IN accord
with organized labor The Twin CITY
Review takes pride In mentioning this
concern in the 1925 Business Revie"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE ALEXANDER
TIMBER COMPANY

-,t he fun when you do IL lust
bgt when il comes 70 invest
.ers and cents, when profit and
ls involved i. makes you smile
- a.her side Of your face, when
...rH out you had made poor
80 TIE use Of grab-bag methods
60 ING lumber very often results
#..asr quality. poor grades and
FL = seryice. This is a costly com
s',...a Ter any purchaser of this
- .l.x Know what you are buy
-. rom whom you are buying
!. MANY a person has found TO their
-. .. -.Ir5w that their house was
.-r. poor material, and they have
.esa a'iged to suffer great loss.
r. Alexander Lumber Company,
,..-.s4 IT 336 \. Walnut Street,
,.--S44.gqipn. Illinois, can give you eX-
~. vice about the buying of lum-
Their long established reputa-
e. -. been duly earned and worth
T., flowed. 1t is quality and serv-
~ eat appeals TO every business
.-s. and woman, and in order to OBJ
,qia tHese two things, 1t Is important
a., aa.f1nize this firm, which has the
-. patronage Of any lumber com
mn In the State. Just send in an
- for that repairing of new home
~ holding. and you will realize to
ne aanest extent the truth of this
Ill Lumber, Mill Work, and
55,..as material of the highest grade
.bag.a be had of this concern. l.. b.
sr.s,aum. local manager, stands at
tes 5sgd Of our business men,.
TIE Twin City Review cordially en-
,sr5. to cur members and readers and
g,pe. their patronage to this concern,
~ tsf. 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
UNEMPLOYMENT PLAN
ADOPTED BY UNIONlsTS

Chicago, April 4,--organized ladies
garment workers have establihsed an
unemployment fund along lines SINH
lar TO New York EN- loyers and union
lists in this industry. The local manu-
facturers will contribute IL Der cent
of their pay roll and the employees q
Der cent Of their earnings. A board
will supervise the fund.
The agreement also includes wage
increases. Button sewers are adj
yanced from S20.50 a week TO S24, and
edge basters and fur sewers from s3l
70 S35.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES


and full profits when left 70 maturity.
Every inaneemens is held oUt - the
oeapIe who should save from Their in
come, and there IS no excuse fer the
extreme poverty. Squalof and lack
81 ambition because Of inability -
make ends meet. and the lack 81 am
bition 10 held up under the condition.
The Twin City Review Is anxious
that each member OF eur Unions be.
come a part of this great inst u,1on
BY investing their savings. and gladly
recommend this association 20 an IN
this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
How Profits Are Hidden.

New York, April THE man rea s
son why corporations solit up nlg sa
priced shares of stock is to disgnle,Si
profts. saws the Magazine OF Wall
S 81 o' Another reason for this
form of melon cutting" is to attrae;
buyers who can not afford high-pi''s'
stocks. .,hox nj
By issuing a larger NUMBER ;a %
stocks. thereby reducing the price
nrofits can be spread over large
area without attracting general atten-
ton.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

may ~ iealed once. au. Is g.
sarcsi fact In haslnsss Ties a sfaueHs.
dissatisfied customer eaa uus mere
stumbling hoeks ia the way - sue.
cess ter tat store than II hIc
Il imagine.
TIE Twin CIV RtNse aN
reeCmncHIs this concern - ### ...aa-
els IN tb.s i9as Industrial Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

winter, knowing your heating troubles
are over.
The Twin City Review in compiling
this list Of business firms IS glad 10
include this concern, in this 1925
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Clay WORKERS Gain.

Canton. H.. April clay WORKERS
,+ tbis place have secured wage lh,
c - and new contract. Gene zen, =; =,
president Frank Hasten assisted ~. ~
The negotiations lie re -orts l tnal
organized brick and clay workers nave
~ .ac@reJ new agreements Throughout.
uliT5i- and adjacent states.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Washington. Aadl 4.-forly-I.e
49,, cont a,,.,' ~ the losses TO cuisines be
- "a If disease is due 10 nay fever
~ ,be common cold, according 10 the
Tinted States public service. .7u' .
geon General Cumming y afianF'i'" .
campaign against This aiilietoh'
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
COMPANY "UNION" De
FENDS LONG HOURS

ST. Paul, Mimi, April a.-Round-
house laborers employed by the Great
Northern railroad are forced to ac-
cept "A i0-hour day, though the rail-
road labor board has ruled that these
workers shall be paid time and one.
half after eight hours The railroad
management ignores this decision,
and is defended by It's company "un-
ion"
A. the present convention OF the
company union" in this city, the
roundhouse workers were denied rep
resentation. Then they asked that
their grievances be considered, but
this. too, was ignored.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
f. prnhe Movie Industry.

Los Angeles, Calf, April 4.-Iae
-+ato denartment of labor will invest.
80 go The moving picture industry Of
southern California, tollo@In II.
liminary report that 5O,oOo peoPle
earn uncertain pay and are beng VIC
tinized by employment agencies
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

MANY killed when mine lift falls at
Metz. Lorraine,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Teapot Dome trial ends; decision 10
be given after 30 da"s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-22
PARTICULARLY GOOD SCRAPS STAGED
AT LOCAL ARENA: YOUNG BELL0 AND
BATTLING WARD PUT ON REAL SHOW

Shortcomings Of the two previous
bills at the Imperial Valley Ath-
leitc club were more than blotted
out last night when four unusually
good scraps pleased crowd of en-
ihusiastic fans. The directors more
then made good on their promises to
redeem couple of disappointments,
and any one who thought the local
club was going to allow the quality
of the fights to detcriorate must ne
cessarily change his mind after last
night S show.
Young Bello and Battling Ward,
who had the top spot on the card,
fought al unusually clean and classy
scrap, there being little to choose
between the boys. The referee S
draw decision was popular. The
fact that each boy had {; wholesome
respect for the others ability, made
them unusually cautious and slowed
UP the fight at times, but there were
numerous mixups in which plenty
of blows were exchanged.
Exchanged Real Wallops
w h0li ohc IVY NdiloPCu, Ht SOb
walioped in return, and they piled
up the points 'tcven Stephen. - The
first round was devoted to feel
ing out' and was even. Ward took
the second by a narrow margin. The
third and fourth were Bello 8 and
the fifth was also even. After both
men were cautioned in the fifth to
show a little more action, Ward
stepped out and took the sixth,
seventh and eighth rounds. On sew
cral occasions Ward had Bello in Il
tight place during these three
rounds, but the coast boy stuck to
his guns and wcathercd the storm
in fine shape, coming back strong
enough to take the ninth and tenth
rounds. The last round was Il pip,
a the boys say, and in the writer IS
opinion Bello took it III the last
half minute when he caught Ward
Il smashing blow that staggered him
back toward the ropes.
Ward Shows Up Good
Ward made Il good impression on
his first appearance here and should
make popular drawing card for
some more fights. Any prestige that
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-22
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. -. =
frankie Gcnaro, American flyweight
champion and possessor of a "wick
Ia right hand faces the greatest
fest of his fistic career at the Ascot
topenair arena tonight when he
meets Fidel LaBarba. Pacific coast
\ Sehamp and exponent of the left fist,
for the world S flyweight title. The
fight sis scheduled to go ten rounds.
u The camps Of both fights, rs us
xu;l and is expected. are prophcsying
~ victory for their fighter. Phil
#Bernstein, who has managed Genaro
%thropgh two victories and one no
sstlecision fight with Pancho Villa,
saMhose death left vacant the title
which is at stake tonight. is confid-
seht of victory. On the other side,
lssNitorgc Blake, who has produced
more amateur champions than any
fother coach i'll the country and who
lis managing LaBarba. declares the
possibility of knockout Ior his
scrappcr. ,
While Genaro s record is an inn
PfesSiNc one, LdbdfDd mas niue MS
|tory. His record is not even in the
latest record books as he has been
a professional for less than II year.
He has fought only ten fights in
that time. But his ten fights will
make Il deep impression on the next
record book 10 be published and he
~ by no means Il decided "undcr
dog
Going To College
IaBarba is Just out of high
school and his whole aim is to earn
money enough fighting TO make his
way through college. If he wins
the title he will soon abandon it and
settle down to the books of learning.
But thisfin no way wiii enuui, him
to fight with u, lesser. degree; of zest
thari he might if he intendcd 10 hold
the crown. LaBarba claims he cX-
perienced the greatest sensation of
his life when ne won the anyateur
championship of the world in the
olympic games of. 1924 and he wants
to hasethe, same feeling, after the,
fight tonight.
Dick Donald, promoter Of the
fight, and his secretary, Don Hutch.
inson declare that nothing has been