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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
ROTH'S
THE WINCHESTER STORE

When it is necessary TO replace
hardware, or to buy new articles, we
want something that will last and is
substantial and in order TO fulfill this
desire one must of necessity go to u
first class hardware man who handles
only first class articles and materials.
Hardware covers lots of territory, and
if you will carefully observe in your
home how much of this line of stuff
is there, it will surprise you. No
house structure was ever constructed
without this material, and one could
cook enough for a fly without using
articles that are kept by a hardware
merchant.
Roth's Hardware Store, located at
2S Main street, Champaign, Illinois,
Is headquarters for hardware, cutlery,
tools, rope, stoves, sporting goods,
and household hardware. When you
mention Roth's, il suggests this bust
ness instantly, because this enterpris-
ing business man has become valua-
bic TO the interests of the city. We
think that groceries and clothes are
first consideration, but just think how
often 1t Is necessary to patronize a
store of this character, and you
wouldn't have many of these things
were il not for hardware articles.
Arbitrary prices are not fixed here,
but rather presents features in the
way Of prices that brings patronage
of the people. This concern is a
friend to organized labor. and there
by attracts many Union people to its
place of business.
The Twin City Review gladly takes
the opportunity to promote and COM
mend this firm in this 1925 Business
Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
MOOREHEAD FURNI-
TURE COMPANY

In these days Of progress and en-
lightment, the house furnishing prob
lem is much simpllfled, and with
furniture stone galore, II Is only
matter of what 10 sefect and what one
can afford that make II difficult.
The Moorehead Furniture Company
is a credit to the City Of Champaign,
and the excellent service lis large
patronage receives Is wholly aecounta-
bic to the fact that their slogan Is
striving to serve you well. A most
complete line of everything that the
most particular housewife can desire,
and the most expensive ami also the
cheapest grade TO suit all classes, but
no cheap, shoddy, ready-to-break-
down articles are allowed 10 land IN
this store. So, thai in catering 10 all,
does not necessarily mean that the
more reasonable priced furnishings
are not attractive and suitable for
the home. This Is called the Store
of Better Homes, as II Is sure sign
that when you see a neatly, Hastily,
comfortably furnished house. il means
that the jewellers are people of dig
nifty, refinement, and have the proper
pride and desire to live in pleasant
surroundings. To all who are start
ing housekeeping. this store should
be your first objec,, and they will
assist and aid you in every possible
manner, toward the selection of such
furnishings. We can heartily recon-
mend this concern TO our readers and
members of Unions, and feel grateful
for the support and goodwill of the
management of the Company. We are
glad to make mention of them in this
1926 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
q. w. CLINkENBEARD
RADIO DRUG STORE

In this issue, it has been cur l3#Is.
Bile aim to make an accura.a - i
all our public spirited am 3Fsgf..
sive and public spirited finn Wb5g4
have kept pace with the time ana
concerns that have won a reBu.afis8
for fair dealing and honorable mem.
DDS in the conduct of their basee..
You may fool people some time. b4
1t Is only a matter of a few gesi.
until every one gets wise q ne Tar.
tics OF dishonest firms. Especially
does this apply to druggist. aherq +
Is of the utmost importance ina
druggist should dispense only The
freshest and purest in this line.
q. W. Clinkenbeard's Rain Dug
Store, located at sol n. Ne .ree..
Champaign, Illinois, is one = our
most dependable concerns, am eYeY
care and attention possible is devoted
to the furnishing of drugs, ana even
prescription taken here receives the
most accurate heedfulness In H.. CON.
pounding, under a registered phafma.
cist. This is manufacturing anu
dispensing chemist, and everything
that is ever found in a ffsi elass
drug store, such as candies. tolet
articles, is handled here.
Mr.. Clinkenbeard carrie IaIgf
line of Radios and Acces= bis
store has now become knaa is &.
W. Clinkenbeard's Radio Dr3s Sfaf.
The Twin City Review take. pea.
ure in presenting this firm l. cur
Unions and readers, in this ~ Basi.
ness Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
NJ. J. PATTERSON & co.

If you will notice those who are
counted as careful and discriminating
buyers, quality is the first and almost
the only consideration. Suppose the
price seems little high, one always
pays and sacrifices for anything, of
whatever nature, that is above me-
dun, average or on top. II is one of
the laws of nature.
NJ. j. Patterson 4 Co., are Com
plete Home 0utfitters. and they put
quality in the forefront in all their
business transactions. And this is not
all, their slogan is that Quality is
always higher than price, for a store
stocked from top TO bottom with de-
slrable house furnishings. Their
spacious, roomy place of business, at
l05-l07 N. Neil street, Champaign,
Illinois, is known far and wide, and
the relations established among the
citizens and elsewhere of Champaign
are wonder in the business world.
Once a customer always a customer
of this store. Ii you are in strait
ened circumstances and needing this
merchandise, they will extend credi. /;
and the same courtesy and eonsidera-
ton is given to the credit customer
as to those who pay cash. One good
turn deserves another, and to those
who obtain credit here, it should be
their earnest and chief aim to make
payments promptly. 10 those who al
low you to use their goods while pay
/ ing for same. This fact is too often
overlooked.
The Twin City Review wishes to
call the attention of all its members
and readers to this worthy business
firm, and in this 1926 Business Re
view is glad to accord them honorable
mention
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
JOS. {. BOWMAN
JEMELER

How people like 10 adorn them
selves. Beauty unadorned is just plain
beauty, but beauty adorned is mag
nified a hundred fold. This is legi-
innate desire, and nature decks her
self out with the loveliest foliage and
most marvellous flowers, and what ap-
peals to the human heart more than
beautiful flowers.
Jos. c. Bowman, is Campaigns
most dependable jeweler. Located at
ITO N. Neil street, is palace shin
ing with the most respondent of
sparkling stones and designs of gold
and silver. Their fiat silverwere
wins the admiration of every house
wife who looks upon it. Now, there
Is one advantage to those of limited
means who need and wish some arti-
cles, but have not the ready cash.
Mr.. Bowman will arrange with you
to take what you select and pay for
it in convenient installments; this
really is a good investment, as a
piece of good jewelry or precious
stones are not a dead loss should you
wish to dispose of them. They are
always possessed of cash value to a
certain extent. If your watch is not
keeping correct time, Mr.. Bowman
will do dandy job of making it like
new, and for this work a seven day
service is rendered the public. All
Labor unions should remember this
place of business and patronize d
citizen who is loyal to the labor peo-
pie.
The Twin City Review can only
wish the best of luck to this enter
prising and reliable merchant, and
gladly accord prominent space in this
issue of our 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CUNNINGHAM BROS.

At % Main Street, Champaign.
Illinois, is a store that one instinct
lively notices as being out of the or
binary, and one that has a stable and
substantial air, as If warning the
public against all dishonest bust
nesses. A feeling of permanency and
reliability appeals to all appreciative
customers.
One of the many lines which has
made it a most popular place is the
Drug stock, and the shelves are filled
with only those which are standard
and endorsed by the leading physi-
clans of the country. People are de-
handing more and more hioh class
commodities, and eheapness does not
always mean economy, is therefore
the conclusion of the masses. 4 most
beautiful line of stationery can be
supplied here, and the photo supplies
are in demand by many expert photo
graphers. Their varied and large
stock of sporting goods are a JOY 10
the sporting proclivities # the city.
Clean sport for the youth, with first
class equipment, is one that should
be supported and encouraged. So,
take it all in all, Champaign has
prideful interest in a store selling
Drugs, Stationery, Photo Supplies
and Sporting Goods, and We are in
favor Of patronizing this firm because
Of its interest and broad policy in
relation TO organized labor.
The Twin City Review wishes this
every success, in this 1925
Industrial Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
S. S. KRESGE

One of the most remarkable achieve
ments of our modern times Is that
known as the and 10c store, and 90
where you will, be where you may, a
ten cent store is always found doing
the biggest business of any store in
the city. That Champaign has one
of these wonderful institutions goes
without saying. and il is a most in
teresting place TO visit, with It's
myriads Of articles, too numerous TO
take time TO mention. The cash
registers sing a merry tune the i've
long day, and there is no dearth Of
business here and hard times, so hard
they were petrified, can ever affect
this emporium. Every novelty that
has ever been invented can be bought
here, and If there is house that Is
not full of many articles handled here,
il must be out on a desert, where the
womenfolks were unable to get to
town. At nominal cost many house
furnishings can be obtained at this
establishment. The manager, Mr.. j.
f. Geigel, is one of our most pro-
gressive. keen business men, of high
integrity and worth, and has been a
liberal contributor in aiding the city
and the working people, and this Is
headquarters for the laboring class
who can buy the many things so COM
monty used in daily work. Its bust
ness is on the increase, and on Satur-
days il is almost impossible to gain
access, so crowded and full of inter
esting buyers.
The Twin City Review takes pleas
ure in placing this store at the head
of the list, in this 1925 Business Re-
view.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
ROGER ZOMBRO & co.

The question of clothing is ever up
for consideration, and Is one thing
that will not be ignored. The ap-
pearanee made by one wearing nice
fitting, fashionably fashioned cloth
ing of good substantial material has
its effect on the world. More OF less,
one is judged by the clothes they
wear, and is really test of Judg-
ment and taste, provided of course
that each one has the privilege OF
selecting their apparel. But we know
the average person does not have the
necessary time or knowledge TO choose
that which is always suitable and ap-
pronriate; that is where a clothier
is valuable, they being in touch with
the styles and the latest on he
market.
Roger Zombro & Co., located on
Neil Street, head of Main, Champaign.
Illinois, should be very near the
heart of every member of the Unions
and their families, for the important
reasons that Zom's goods are union
made, and his large stock of dress
and work clothes cannot be surpassed
in the city. Suits, oyercoats, hats,
shirts, all kinds, overalls. gloves,
dress and work, make up their i'm
mense line, and the working class
have found out to their entire salts
faction where to buy their work
clothes as to durability and their
Sunday go-to-meeting apparel give
them an air of prosperity and the
feeling that they are wearing the best
made clothing in the city.
The Twin City Review gladly ac-
cords prominent space to this famous
concern, in this 1925 Business Re-
view
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE MILLER'S
STORES FOR WOMEN

The launching of any new project,
business or enterprise naturally comes
in for a great deal of discussion and
comment, and wondering if they will
succeed. But the very newness Of
such a store attracts attention and
trade, and this store has been no ex-
ception to he rule.
The Miller's, situated at POI North
Neil ST., Champaign, Illinois, is one
of our most popular business places,
and why shouldn't il be when you
consider it is a store absolutely and
precisely run for the benefit of wom-
en-. and of all shrewd buyers We have
to hand it to them. Now a store
handling only women's apparel has
ceased to be a novelty, and all over
this United States they are here and
there, and among the finest of which
is the Miller's. As to the attractive
ness, completeness and style of their
stock there Is no need for comment
it is just right. This store does not
fix arbitrary prices, but rather pre-
sents features which appeal to those
who care and have discriminating
taste in dress, and this attracts all
classes. The wage earning people of
Champaign know where TO get the
best quality for the price, and our
women are large patrons Of this ex-
tensive store. Their show windows
are always surrounded by admiring
crowds Of women who are beginning
TO plan for their summer wardrobe.
The Twin City Review gladly gives
space for advertising this worthy con-
Germ in this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CHAMPAIGN FUR
NITURE EXCHANGE

1t is one thing to be compelled to
discard or give away old, worn out
furniture, SO badly broken and de-
molished as to be apparently useless,
and buying expensive stuff. And II
is another matter to find a place
where your old battered stoves,
WORKOUT, shabby rugs and articles of
house furnishings can be carted off
to a dealer, who knows how to reno
vate, repair and finish them up TO
present quite a respectable appear
ance, and for this hopeless lot of
household wares pays you a moderate
amount, which is applied on new and
up-to-date furniture.
The Champaign Furniture Elk
change, located at 412 North Neil
street. and 345 Hickory, are wizards
in the business line. They are busy
from morning ntil night, carting
away that which you deem worthless,
and delivering stoves, furniture and
rugs 10 a large and waiting list of
patrons.
What an impression is made on the
family living in a comfortable, neatly
and Hastily furnished home. The
streets and questionable amusements
lose their attraction and loafing is
done where it should be-around
father and mother by the freside. So,
it is up to all those who have not
much of this worlds goods to appre-
ciate the value and work of this
firm, and We believe the various Un-
ions are great traders at this place
of business.
The Twin City Review can only
wish them the best of prosperity and
to use its influence in their favor
This 1925 Business Review would be
sadly incomplete without a mention
of the Cham aign Furniture Ex-
change.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
BOONE'S DRUG STORE

Champaign does NOT lack for any
thing in the way of business houses,
and We should feel proud of our many
fine, large establishments which
mean so much TO our city and the
vicinity. Were some terrible eatas-
trophe TO come, and for one day we
could not avail ourselves of the
privilege of purchasing at these
stores. We would appreciate them with
a feeling of gratitude. We never
miss the water until the well runs dry
is true as ever.
Boone's Drug Store, located at 1923
North Neil street, Champaign, Illinois,
is boon TO materially boom this city,
because of its completeness, up-to-
dateness, In keeping a complete stock
OF drugs, sundries, and everything
contained in a first class pharmacy.
Men say they want nothing better
than Boone's cigars, the girls say the
candy is of the sweetest, and every
human being whoever was fortunate
enough to consume their ice cream
sodas, etc, know that life is worth
living just for this alone. A regis
tered pharmacist has charge of the
compromising of prescriptions, and
physicians can testify to the careful
and accurate attention paid by this
department. This is a clean, well
stocked place of business and popular
with all classes and all ages. Their
high standard of operating this con-
Germ has been an example 10 many
others, and definite aims always
brings definite results. The Labor
Unions enjoy the support of this mer-
chant, and should be patronizers of
this emporium.
We are pleased to be the instru-
ment by which this worthy firm can
be recommended to the public, in this
our 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
w. A. CARPENTER & co.

We have our general stores, 5epaT,-
ment houses and places where many
articles are kept, but there Is ~ sore
so popular as an exclusive Sup. i
devotes and concentrates all attention
TO the most minutest detail Of bus.
ness that pertains to an exclusive
nlace of business.
W. A. Carpenter & Company. %.
Gated at 113-115 W. Church Street
Champaign, Illinois, handle Women
and Children's Exclusive Apparel.
and it is exclusive in that j. Gates
to the discriminating class e. pe9pe
who know good thing when TRY see
it and are expert judges Of every.
thing in this line. When tie pubic
once learns that a store Is headq4af-
tiers for an exclusive line. wasea 1eN
they gravitate toward il A#sa =
curing something that Is j1s. d III,
tie biz more up-to-date a. #5Ls
stylish and distinctive tha. - ae
purchased elsewhere. Ia> aee#a....
for our well dressed women an en-
dren, and we have to thank v \.
Carpenter d Company an ~ esz.
be under obligation as a city .sf -
sagacious merchant and ma assh
All the mail order houses WI 3s
bankrupt were there more store =
this character to appeal 10 Tie Pc.
pie, with such judgment aes
selecting stocks. Their be@.. ENG
array of women's anu ea.
clothing cannot be equallea II .a.s
part of the country, AMI fel ~
reasonable prices are asked. NJ .as
members of our Unions kefp -
place in mind when needine supplies
in this line.
The Twin City Review glaa.1 e
cords honorable mention Of tH'= ~
Germ in this 1925 Business Re- s.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE
LIBERTY COMPANY

The buying public nova =
educated to merchandise of GU
The Liberty Company. loca.e
S2l North Neil ST.. Champaie
nois, are distinguished for the
ehandise of quality, at the rieh.
They carry a good stock OF bot 2
clothing and women's ready
apparel. and the whole FAM.
trade at this one place and have
desires and needs SUPPLIED.
universal outfitters have Wei
esteem of the city and vicinity
many oue-of-town people cqa
buy their goods here. for quaint
workmanship. style all combine
made this place famous. The
bers of Unions are large patra
of this store, for they have faa
pays to buy the best in the lons
and they have always had the -
of this worthy concern.
The Twin City Review is pr
give honorable mention of thu
pany in this 1925 Business Re-
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
CAMPAIGNS RETAIL CENTER
LILLARD-GETNAN
HUGHES
FURNITURE
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From time immemoriaI ~
hat Is home withou.
has been heard througsag.
and We might well say ~ zHs
mother without home.
nome covers the furnishing
as the frame work Of tha aza
the house itself. And 0sai =
Their and say, what i hon ~
furniture. L IS easier ~ -
tons than 70 have an - -zs-
same, but We do venture IT, =
that the furnishings of s..sa
they little or much, conyessz. =
not, expensive or cheap. al. =
very great extent. And eQss =
Of furniture We place in a#s s.s=s
VIII be a source Of satisfae.= ~.
continual eyesore.
Observation-Disclosures F..
Company located al 44-3e II sa.s
Champaign, Illinois, can puf -. .
10 what will wear well an -. s..z
better as the years fit b.. NJ
cur articles are like old star D.. -.
money couldn't buy them an
eiated are they with preciogs -
les, although they may not b. -.
looking as when new. Tf.4 ..ss
the Sellers Cabinet. which vii -
II a pleasure 10 do your EH5..z.-a{
and thing of beauty fofeYes IN "A
own one. Patronize our nor -
chants and you will be ba.-a. -.
ned, and 1t will be mutua5 ~
fetal in the long run. as the - zs
abled to make better price - -.
ing a large patronage. o. -
should purchase their houya nm
ings of merchant who Is fs.=.=.s.
to them. M
The Twin City Review ssqa.
recommends this firm 10 al IN a,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Denver, Colo. April THE state
house of representatives has approved
an amendment TO the workmen's com.
pensation bill which increases weekly
nayments from S12 to SIS. The total
for accidents resulting
in the death of a worker has been in.
creased from $500 to S4.6SO
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Printe- Ger Contract

Tacoma. Wash, April THE
graphical union and new spapeE
fishers have adjusted their lon
pute over wage conditions an 3
contract has been signed.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Such a formidable wave of IN
employment has never before been
witnessed in Austria" states recent
report from Vienna.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Manl Long Hour Confined

Nashville, Tenn. April IA bill 10
limit the hours of working women to
30 per week is o-"osed by manufac-
turers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Forty-eight Cincinnati policemen in
dicted on liquor charge.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Company poes into receiver
shin: plans made fer rapid reorgan-
ization.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Henri Ford reported buying water
power in Sweden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
HEALTH BODY
Head RELIES
UPON COUNTY
SchIoss Confident Council
Will Furnish PsychopathiC
Ward Money.

Confidence that the county coun-
Gil will see it's duty and take care
of the psychopathic ward at the city
hospital by making an emergency
appropriation was expressed today
by Sol Schloss, city board of health
president.
No appropriation, except for care
of patients coming from the county
outside the city, was made at the
regular fall council meeting. The
ward was opened this year under an
agreement by which the county
should pay maintenance expense,
and the city furnish the place and
the attendants. 1t is used for OBJ
servation Of persons suspected of
insanity, who had to be held in the
county Jail under the old system.
Il am sure the county councilmen
will take care Of this situation"
said Schloss. THE city can't do it,
because the county is charged by
law with caring for the insane until
they are placed in a State asylum"
County officials said the city had
refused to admit any patients except
Indianapolis residents. Schloss said
he issued no such order and nobody
else issued such an order. DR.. Cleon
Nafe, superintendent of the city hos
pital, said that records will show pa.
tents from all parts of the county
have been admitted as freely as
from the city.
The county appropriated $4,000
in 1924 for use this year in connec-
ton with the ward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
PAGEANT GIVEN
AT LAFAYETTE
Tippecanoe County Centen-
NAL Is Elaborate.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 30
Celebration of the Lafayette Tippe-
canoe County centennial continued
with added vim today following elab-
crate programs presented Tuesday.
Thousands of citizens, former resi-
dents and visitors joined in TIE
event.
a parade in the form Of an edu-
cational review was held Tuesday.
Every institution Of learning in
Tippecanoe County, including Pur-
due University, City, public, paroch-
ial and county schools entered
floats. The Purdue contingent was
made up of 5000 faculty members
and students.
The procession had six bands. The
centennial pageant. The Heritage"
was given at night ut the fair
grounds. A cast Of 1900 persons
took part in the production, which
is said to have cost $4,000. \ spe-
cial musical program was given.