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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
JOHN HEFFERNAN
X son
Wholesale DEALERS IN
GIG AIRS. ErC.

Jsets = ashaeeo have 10 wax
a~at IA this Nne, any more than has
me housewife about ieodstaGs. OF
ihe Nuele conserving clothing, etc.
IN Tact every tobacco user tfys first
eUe brand and then another. When be
has eyeeme an aden, al detecting any
thing Wr0ug With taste % it. then he
Is authority fer Mat Is really the
bts. brands ana makes Of cigars AMI
gybaeces. And it dent take the
Nlsssi mau to learn the finest cigar
ana The best smoking 81 chewing TO
baeso. because the demand speak
Tor itself rhe market is As full Of
different varieties AMI brands as there
are hairs in one head. Il you doubt
this, Just ask some experienced 40.
baeeo dealer.
John Heffernau 4 son. located a.
ll2 North Walnut street, Champaign.
Illinois. ate wholesale dealers in high
grade cigars, tohaecoS aud cigarettes,
ana What they don't know ahau, this
business cannot be learned in this
century. This concern are Whnlesal.
CTS of high grade products In this
line. deserves the many tributes
given them, their whole energy and
attention Is devoted to this work, that
is WHY every store ia the city hand.
lin tobacco have their goods In
took Their wholesale house Is a
model of cleanliness. and ate friends
OF labor.
In tins Twin City Review We be.
speak continued success and prosper
ity 90 this worthy concern, and may
their popularity never Wane Is our
wish In this 1920 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
A. Z. WUESTEMAN
JEMELER and OPTICIAN

from time lmmemorlal. ii has been
the instinct Of the human race .
bedeck with precious stones. ieWelry.
etc. And gems have ever been an
object Of great interest and the pos.
session Of which are considered a sign
Of prosperity and wealth We al
Know how the housewife eovets the
finest of glassware. cutlery ana fiat
ware for her home. In this store Is
4 glitterlng array of the highest class
lewelfy and all kinds OF sllverwate.
clocks and everything found in first
class concern of this nature.
a. +. NueStemap of Champaign,
Illinois, is the Hallmark Store anu
Is known far and wide Tor It's excel
lent and superior articles of jeWelry.
Nothing is more suitable as a present
and which will last until time Is no
more, than a genuine article and II
you need any assistance, this mer-
chant Is glad to assist you In Sug-
costing what is what, so you will be
satisfied with your purchase. Also. a
first class opticlan, with expert knowl-
edge in the fitting of glasses, and
repairing of same. You cannot and
should not neglect your eyes, and it
is of vital importance that you have
your eyes fitted b" one possessing
scientific information by training ana
ex"erience in this important WORK.
All Unions should patronize this con-
Germ, as they have always been a
friend to the laboring class, and they
can least afford to buy anything
shoddy or cheaH in this line.
The Twin City Review takes pleas
ure in according honorable mention
of this merchant, in this 1925 Bust
ness Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
G.. n. BACON & co.

Now the days are growing consid-
erably longer and the suns rays are
becoming more and more stronger
how dirty and shabby everything
about the home looks; the office and
storerooms. and buildings everywhere
seem to cry out for attention. The
only kind of care that can really
work a miracle is the application Of
paint, wall paper, etc. And Tor one
to really enjoy the hot summer days;
the surroundings must be cheeffuI
and inviting. -
G. N. Bacon & Company are head
quarters for the most artistic wall
payer. paints and painters supplies.
And if YOU are contemplating having
this work done, it will be to your IN
terest to patronize a firm that has the
wonderful reputation of being the
very hest in the city. A visit TO TINS
nIace of business, 107-109 North
Walnut Street. Champaign, Illinois,
will convince you that the half was
never told. How you will be enthuse9
bv yisioning your walls covered WIN
their pretty wall paper. and you, VIII
imagine your house all painted up
fresh and clean, until the head OF the
house mouse will be compelled by your re,
nort IN invest a reasonable amount
IN fixing up" Springtime MAKES
the most Indifferent want to doll up
# your glass in the car is brok ,si,,
Mr.. G. n. Bacon keeps a large supply
ON hand for all such happenings anu
should your house need any giaSS' ne
will be ready for your service non non
iiSS and get his prices for your your
spring work, and the rest will take
CT The Twin City Review is glad Of the
,,noTtnnitv to recommend this con
up ooln ~ onr members and readers, m
This 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
PARIS DYEING &
CLEANING co.

If you are deluded with the false
and erroneous impression that any
kind of clothes will do, just SO they
are clothes and hang on you, and
answer the purpose, you have anoth-
err thought coming; it won't be many
days until you will receive such a
jolt that will shake your faith IN
yourself. You may be filling an i'm
portant position or employed where
many, many people meet you each
day, but if you allow yourself to be
come seedy, shabby and slouchily
dressed, you may be sure that some
one with authority is taking into ac-
count the appearance you present 10
all you meet, which reflects more OF
less on those by whom you are en-
ployed.
Paris Dyeing & Cleaning Company
located in the Park Theatre Building,
Champaign, Illinois, plant at ll2 West
Clark St., have the admirable quality
of being able to take that suit OF
yours, dye it another color, and give
it such a thorough cleaning that you
won't know yourself when wearing
same. If you have any discarded,
whole clothing, let this company try
their dyes and cleaning apparatus,
and save you the cost of another
suit What they can do beats all hol-
low what they cannot do. Just let
them fix your wordrobe up in style,
and your every acquaintance and your
employer will be fully aware that you
are looking just right. All you have
to do is call Phone M-l944, and when
your bundle comes back, you will
have an idea it must have gone clear
to Paris, so nice and new does i
seem. This concern is friendly 10
Labor Unions. and they in turn are
large patronizers of them.
The Twin City Review wishes this
firm all success, in this 1925 Business
pavinw
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
PIONEER CREAMERY
COMPANY
CORN BELT BUTTER

How name Is suggestive Of some
tnlng apparently Irrelevant l. ths
produet It advertiseS and manufac
lures. The word corn Immediately
saNeS Us back 10 The DAYS when We
aNed on farm ana viewed With
pleasure large fields Of waving corn
which would eventually be used fer
ths sustaining Of cattle. and the cal
lie OF COWS would give forth the rich.
foamy milk. the cream from which
gees 10 making golden. sweet butter.
ihen m those times there were no
such things a. efeamerleS, but every
farmers wife made her own butter.
and took Il to town 70 the grocer,
who IN turn retailed it out TO the city
people.
The Pioneer Creamery Company
make the magnificent brand Of Corn
Belt Butter, which is pure, wholesome
and pasteurized. This company has
Just reason to be proud OF winning
the Championship prize at the Illinois
State Fair, not only once, but several
years in succession; also. were award
ed the Gold Medal at the International
Dairy Congress and Show, which
means several feathers in its cap.
When maxim cut your grocery list,
be sure and include this Corn Belt
Butter, and "ou will have the salts
faction of knowing the family are
eating the choicest and purest. most
wholesome and delicious butter The
Pioneer peonle are favorable TO organ
lied labor, and have always stood by
our Unions, so our members should
eat nothing but Corn Belt Butter.
The Twin City Review is pleased to
make worthy mention of this concern
and advise that all eat Corn Belt
Butter, in this our 1925 Business Re.
view.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
BRINDLEY'S
RESTAURANT

Who doesn't tire Of eating at home
continually, year In and year out. no
matter If you have "A first class cook.
Variety Is the spice Of life Is true
saying and applies 10 the matter If
eating as much as anything. And
the number Of people who take their
meals out Is increasing each year.
This is due partly 10 the great amount
Of labor involved in preparing food
stuffs for the family, and the hif =
cost Of groceries and meats, and he
lack Of necessary time TO do justice
to the household. so many and ardu
Gus are the duties and demands on the
caretaker of the home.
Brndleys Restaurant, located at
i05 N. Walnut, opposite the Inman
Hotel, Champaign, Illinois, is one of
our most popular eating places.
4 side from the fact that the food is
carefully prepared and that the place
emanates a cheerful, clearly atmos-
phere, but one can get just exactly
the Viands they desire and crave, and
it is a pleasant place TO meet ones
friends and relatives. and even for
members Of the family to have a meal
from home, which is enjoyed TO the
fullest extent. Only the finest and
choicest of foodstufs and meats are
served to the public, and the farmer
in the surrounding country knows
where to get satisfying, appetizing
meal, at a reasonable cost. Our MEM
bers are urged to patronize this res
taurant, as Brindlev has never failed
the Unions in support and goodwill.
The Twin City Review wishes this
place the best Of luck in this our 1925
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
MARTENS CAFE

There is no work so monotonous
and so ever recurring and never end
ing us homework. To keep a house
immaculate, get three meals day,
and do hundred other duties con
nected herewith, keeps one on the
jump day and night, almost. In fact,
every housekeeper Is forced To plan
her work while the members of the
family are asleep. Now, there is such
a thing as OVERRIDING matter, but
to be relieved of the worry of one
meal a day is quite an item. Fhis Is
made possible by our many fine eat.
ing places, where the most delicious,
well cooked food is nicely served.
Ii is all bosh so much hafplng on
home cooking, as we know the aver
age cook in the homee cannot COM
pete with a chef that devotes his
whole time 10 this work.
Martens Cafe, located at 202-l
North Walnut Street, Champaign
Illinois, makes one hungry just 10 90
by and get sniff of the good
things at the door. makes one have
an appetite like an anaconda and
ready to fight lfe's battles with vigor.
And. Oh boy, the watrels, are better
than mother used to make, because
she made them in the shape OF pan
cakes, and their home made chill can
not be beat. Many of our labofing
people drop into this place in order
to save time and let a satisfying
meal. This Unsuitable place makes 1t
fine to meet your friends and visit.
Regular meals are served at all hours
at Martens Cafe. This concern has
been friendly to labor under all con.
ditions and should have the unstinted
patronage of our members.
The Twin City Review proudly
claims this Cafe as its friend and
wishes it success in this 1925 Business
Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
THE NEW RAD RADIO
SHOP

When automobiles first became 80
popular and the world was going car
mad, we had the false idea that TINS
craze would end the list, but 1t seems
this Is not the case. sud We venture
the opinion that the interest aud eA'
citement created By the pleasure al.
forded cars did not sufpass mat oil
the radio. 1t Is radio, radio from
morning until night, and this - I
healthy sign that the people stu
enjoy fine concerts, speakers ana
high class entertainments. For the
Young folks, We regard Radio as Their
salvation, and will be the means oi
making them less llippant anu
thoughtless. which by the way Is much
needed.
The New Rad Radio Shop. located
at ITO W. Park Street, Champaign,
Illinois, are specialists IN dependable
radio equipment, and should your
radio get an acute trouble, this shop
will be able to diagnose the case ana
administer an enectual remedy. Mr..
X. X Newton, the able and efficient
manager. knows more about Tadio
than Solomon did about wisdom, ana
If you want the best results. let him
have yours as steady patient, anu
you will enjoy II to the fullest extent.
No side lines, 10 detract the attention
Of this shop. are handled and this ex-
pert radioist has no superior In this
line of work. We would that every
working family possessed one Of the
marvellous inventions, and would do
,corders IN keepipg the family togeth-
or in enjoying the finest entertain
tainments the country affords. 80.
The Twin City Review wishes tiiis
concern the best Of good luck, In TINS
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
o. c. McLENDON
JEWELER-WATCH REPAIRING

Quality and not quantity Is the CRY
ett.n heard in these modern tlmes'
lor the main reason we presume tha'
20 much cheap, shoddy articles, ma.
terja' and so forth are On the niaIk ne,
to catch people who are looking III III
cheap things. And they eVehtuall!
get Inst what they seek in that re-
gard. \ nice piece of jewelry speaks
faf itself. YOU cannot disguise a cheap
article 80 as to make it appear gehu,
ire. even though it glitters IKE d
milton sunbeams. 1t cannot be zone
A, l0G North Walnut Street, Oham-
pugu Illinois. we have a jeweler VINO
ea.efs 10 the discriminating class Oh
laue and has nothin~ in his store
HAT is not lust what il represents 10
be. O. C. McLendon owns TINS sloie
and the bewildering array OF hign
cIas. jewelr~ precious stones are
worth ones time and attention, an"
aea.- any picture show or snowy en- en-
,5tainment We ever attended, e. e.
peat watch repairing Is one OF 'i ne
Important features of this place VI
Business, and if you want to be inc
proud possessor Of an ELEGANT TINT
u.=ee, select it here, and then IL you
should happen to have an aeciden,
With your watch, bring it back to lh .5
&pelt skilled jeweler, and ne VIII
make it as good as new; all work anu anu
leRelfy are fully guaranteed. NE
urge that our members of the various
Unions remember this enterpflsihs'
reliable merchant when needing. any
ting in his line, for he has always
own a broad spirit towards organ
ICED labor and its problems. n
The Twin City Review accords an
l#a,r to this jeweler in this our l'z'
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
,rTZLER & SCHAFER
COMPANY
unDLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS

...N of no line Of business
,rapies the attention Of every
man and child IN our nation
.ra matter of procuring gro
~ nee times every day for
.,#yed and sixty-five days IN
r 0e are confronted with the
Of eats, and 10 secure saus-
"a mis- regard, II Is highly I'M.
- ,aat We nave the quality Of
-. If which there Is no super
I.rse. it is the duty OF ever!
~ Ina. the responsibility OF
W. TOR the family TO seek and
10 the best Is obtainable.
A. Schafer Company, q
I'm. Illinois, are double deck
c. - speak. and work in two
e.. - nroyide the citizens OF our
60. - me puress of foodstufs.
- an immense wholesale anu
'-5 #...Ipess. which keeps the re-
ie.-. lie handling their brands,
#.....-. goods, etc, ana taes oe;,'
the trade from the lountalil
leet to those most cohVehie,h.
retail store. Ihey nave tiie
...=.r and are known as having
.' 4ss.t stocks and best equipped
Central Illinois. This con
broad and liberal In theli
m the laboring question, anu
w. their employees in every way
# This has naturally reacted
.5, ENJOYING large patronage
~ .,afking class. We are proud
q. 49, r.fy can boast of such large
.#s. business in our midst.
T.r Twin City Review takes this
#'.#1its to laud this company, N
W. ~, business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Kansas City, Mo, April I'm i'm
GERS of the state federation OF laoo el
nrge unionists and sympathizers 90
aseis+ in the fight to abolish prlsoh
contract labor in this state. ..-
The unionists insist that prisoners
hold work at productive labor toI
the mes of the state and its politiesa.
sIb3jvisions. rather thar eomne'e
with free labor. r.,- L...e
axpressed willingness to eo,opeIas
WITH organized labor and MlSsoe :,
manufacturers are in sympathy VIII
this movement.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Labor Surplus In West

Seattle, April West coast ci'ies
arc warning workers to stay away
from this section because OF nneih-
ployment. Central bodies IN many
cities have issued statements on the
labor gurplu in their respective com
munities. The labor excess Is espe
cially true in the large industrial cen
tiers Of Washington and includes sea-
tie, Tacoma, Spokane, Beilinghain'
Everett, Grays Harbor Olympia,
Kelso and smaller cities and towns OF
the mid.state section.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

aoout II MI Marin Year heart. The
oresd policy q tais company toward
Labor Unions have made every mem
Der us friend
The Twin lit. Review ufec thas
ala eur members and readers sNeak
gooa word Tor thus company. ana We
gladly mention sanle IA cur 1920
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
IniOnism Defended

Terre. Haute, Ind, April THE
local chamber Of commerce has stirred
organized labor by its declaration foi
the anti-union shop. At mass meet
in. Of workers resolutions declared
that the business mems position Is a
challenge TO the trade union move
ment.
Speakers urged that union dollars
be spent with non-membefs Of the
chamber. and that candidates for
office be questioned as TO their atfilia-
ton with the hostile organization
Another mass meeting will be ealle6
in Che near future, when stronger
trade union sentiment will be deyel
Oped.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

With thar fire enameling process and
nave il thoroughly eeerhauled. aut
every boy will he aamlriug year sap.
pased new wheel Al work is pfomp,
Is and eNper,ly guaranteed. II thess
aalmy Spring DAYS ride on new
bike would be the height Of eulay
ment. 50 We say co the father 81 tha.
nice boy. SAY II With a Bicycle
The Twin City Review gladly recon
mends this bicycle dealer - AL reat-
els and members IN this 1928 Business
Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
WITH INCREASING CONCERNS

dition, Clearly. comfortable ana invit-
ing and Champaign Is to be eonerata-
lated IN having such an addition 10 is
business places, q real home for the
traveller and tourist. anu the travel
ing public make no mistake in select.
ine a place 10 stay.
those who are SO situated a 70
1--we IN hotels, should remember the
Park Hotel, and give it their support.
The Twin City Review recommends
this home to its members ana read
ers IN this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Wand uieber Compensation

Lansing. Mich, April TRADE
unionists in this state are supporting
LEGISLATION that would increase com
ensation for fatalities and accidents
in industry. Strcter state supervisor
over private liability companies Is also
urged.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Nationwide lockout. affecting $780,
600 workers, is declared in Sweden.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
PARADE To Be
HELD HERE
sept. 7
Herald Harbor viii Award
Huge Silver Loving Cup
for Best Float

The wives, friends and sweet.
hearts of members OF the various
fire companies to be represented
in the big firemen's parade pre-
ceding the policemen's and fire.
mems baseball game on September
Z, are working overtime on the
floats that will be in line.
Sergeant A. j. Bargagni. general
chairman of the parade committee,
announces that the affair will be
one of the most spectacular the
city has ever seen
The Herald Harbor trophy, b
huge silver loving cup to be award
ed the fire company having the
most attractive and best decorated
float. has been added impetus to
the work on the floats The trophy
will be on display during the next
week at 1929 r street northwest,
the jewelry establishment Of Pear
son and Grain.
The trophy presented by Herald
Habor, Inc, through Wilson l..
Baker. il. general manager, WAS
formally accepted by Chief George
s. Watson for the District Fire
Department.
The winning company win keep
the trophy on display in its engine
house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
R { A | I Y FIRM
MAKES MANY
SALES
six-story Office Building at
923 Fifteenth St. N. w.
Recently Sold

Maddux. Marshall, Moss and Nal.
lory today announced the sale of
the six-story concrete office build
ing at 923 Fifteenth street north
west. in the heart of Washington
Wall Street, to a local corpora
ton. The amount involved was in
the neighborhood of 100000. 1t
was not stated as to whether the
local firm would occupy the build
ing or had bought 1t as an invest
ment. This sale brings the total
value of deals announced by this
firm this week up to about S325,000.
While the sale of homes con-
tinues good, said J. r. Crutch.
field. salesmanager for Maddux, Mar
shall, Moss and Mallory, today, 1T
is surprising the number of people
that are awakening to the possibili-
ties of Washington and Its suburbs
as an investment property. OF
course we have known that the
value is there, but the people seem
to be finding 1t out and we are sell
ing an ever increasing number Of
lots which are to be held as invest
ments or upon which the buyers
propose TO erect houses for invest
ment purposes This Is happening.
not alone in our developments. but
in those of other firms az we'll /
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

believe that the confidence mani.
tested is well placed, foe- I feel sure
that Washington is destined 10 have
a population of b million or more
and this increased population viii
greatly enhance the value of every
foot or real estate in this vicinity
Among the other sales an.
nounced by this firm today are
the following:
Augustus p. Crenshaw, jr., land
in Edgemoor to add to present
holdings
j. =. Morgan. 1000 square feet
in Edgemoor to add to his present
property.
Colonel Frederick b. Shaw,
house at 35O7 Idaho avenue.
G. G.. Harstin. house In Garrett
Park, where Mr.. Harstin already
owns a house and several lots
Mrs. Helen K. Hetzer, lot in
Garrett Park.
Doctor II. r. Kenner, additional
land to add to his home in Edge
Doctor H. G. vondahm. lot in
Edgemoor.
Mrs. Ruth Breckenridge, addi-
.tional land to be added to her
premises in Edgemoor.
w. e. Shilling. store site on
Wisconsin avenue, near Edge
moor.
o. III. Benson, lot in Edgemoor.
Harrison r. hathaway, house in
Edgemoor
Mrs. q. H. Lippincott, house In
Battery Park,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
CO-OPERATI We
APARTMENTS
OPULAR
Professional People Through
out U. S. Buying Compact
Downtown Homes

The Cooperative Apartments
recently completed by NJ. & r. B.
Warren at 1875 n street north
west, is especially well adapted for
professional men and women, ac-
cording to Bates Warren, one of
the members of the firm.
Throughout the United States.
says Mr.. Warren professional peo-
ple are purchasing Cooperative
Apartments that are located well
down in the business section and
a large number have done so in
Washington. In the Capital now,
more than ever, people are realiz-
ing the advantages offered IN home
Ownership and where ,apa. tment
life is preferred, Cooperative
Apartments is the home ideal.
With the approach of fall, hun
dreds of people are seeking apart
ments for the winter and d large,
number. realizing the folly of pay
ing rent, will no doubt purchase
apartments in the various coop
erattye buildings about the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
LOIS $1,000 to $500

Lots are being offered from ST 900 $780, The low
prices being placed the lots should guarantee almost
mediate sale of the entire property and handsome profit
resaes to all original purchasers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
ACT NOW

late you should investigate this offer and
get ground floor that your profit resale will
be as large possible