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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
DUSTY'S =:
WELDING WORKS
r. il. Machine Shop

Located in Casa Grande on East
Main Street-Dusty's Welding Works
is fully equipped to do all classes of
machine shop work.
This modern concern has gained a
large patronage not only at home but
throughout the surrounding territory
on account of the very complete and
fully guaranteed service they render:
This welding shop is fully equipped
for all classes of work, including the
welding of cast iron, bronze, brass and
aluminium, according to the most ap-
proved process. The work is featured
for the accommodation Of autoists
farmers, garages and manufacturers,
and is a great convenience to the pub
lie. -.
They have most complete equip
ment and thus are prepared for the
most accurate and intricate work, in
cluding the repairing Of machinery as
we'll as other forms of welding of all
metals. --
Dusty's Welding Works are ex-
perts in repairing anything in the
way Of broken parts. It makes
no difference how little or how large
they may be, this firm can handle the
job and complete it in way that
you will remember them next time
you have anything in this line.
The American habit of throwing
away articles that are cracked or
broken which for little money Can
be rebuilt and made as good as ne~
is fast passing away with the settled
life of the country and with the advent
of the era we predict for this shop a
future in business that is fraught
with a great promise.
They aid in keeping the wheels OF
industry on the move and render the
trade the best of service. All you
have to do if you are having trouble
is to call them over the phone and
they will soon be on the job and have
your machinery on the move. With the
rapid development of the country their
service daily becomes more necessary
to the industries of this section.
In making this annual business re-
view of the onward progress of our
community we are pleased to be able
to commend Dusty's Welding Works
on the efficiency of the plant and to
direct our readers here when in need
of the best of their line.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Located in Casa Grande-Pate and
Wilson have a clean and extensive
line of used cars at reasonable prices.
Service is not only the motto at this
popular service station, but is backed
BY reputation, proving they render mo
torists Of this section a real service.
It has been the result Of years OF
good workmanship by men of recog-
nizsd skill along these lines. Expert
enced automobile mechanics are en-
ployed at this garage to insure you
ease Of control and the best in riding
comfort.
An automobile is only machine.
A machine will not run forever with
cut some repairs. So everyone Of you
ear owners at some time or other
must seek a reliable repair man to
put your car in order.
You can drive your car in this gar
age where they will repair it in every
detail, including battery service, car
washing, oils; tenders, bodies and
frames Strengthened, even the smaller
dents or bends. This is class Of SER
vice that comprises every phase of au-
tomobile service successfully accom-
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even been in their store will have to
acknowledge that they have succeeded
We venture there are few stores in
the much larger cities that have
more complete stock. .
This establishment is thoroughly
abreast with the times and have Sc.
cured for. the trade large stock of
everything needed in the line of parts,
And let us remark here that this firm
is just about headquarters in these
parts for supplies and whatever you
may need in these lines ask your local
dealer. They are always willing and
anxious to give information.
We do not think we exaggerate
when we state that this concern has
saved the dealers of their establish
ment thousands of dollars in expense
for they are the sales agents for
standard lines of highest grade which
are offered at the lowest prices quoted
by anyone anywhere for quality sup
plies and accessories.
They have stock that represents
an investment of many thousands of
dollars and have left nothing undone
in their endeavor to serve you faith
fully.
Located at North Florence ST.,
Casa Grande, Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
TROUBLED

"Helol"
"This is Mrs. Jones. Will you send
some nice outlets right away"
"I'm sorry Mrs. Jones. but we have
no outlets"
"Oh! Well. send me couple OF nice
lean pork chops"
"We haven't any pork chops either,
Mrs. Jones'"
"Oh, how provoking! Then a small
sirloin steak will have to do"
. "We haven't any steak"
"For heavens sake! Aren't you
Smith the butcher?"
"No, I'm Smith the florist"
"Oh! Well, send me a dezen white
carnations. My husband must have
starved to death by now"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
A Single Affection

They were walking along the beach
together. Suddenly the moon came out
from behind the clouds and cast its
full glow upon them.
Dearest" she said, gazing into his
orbs, "does the moon affect the tide ?"
He sighed romantically.
"No, darling; only the united" he
replied.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
One ON the Professor

Our friend the absent minded pro-
fessor, jumped out Of bed in the mid
die of the night ran to the stairs and
shouted: "Who's down there in the
kitchen?"
Nobody" said the Burglar.
"Well, that's funny" said the pro-
fessor. II could have sworn 1 heard
o. noise" .
=: "Robin, blackbird, cardinal, meadow
lark, jay, sparrow, quail, thrush and
blue eagle" recited Tommy triumph
antly. =.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Sauce For Both

Mrs. Smith watched the scales
closely as the butcher put on her or
der.
"Do you know Mr.. Lamb" she said
ominously, "you are repeatedly giving
me short weight for my money!"
He nodded. ..-..,.
II am quite aware of that madam" "
he calmly replied.
"Then what do you mean by it?"
she gasped.
"Well, madam" he replied, "you
are always giving mea long wait for
NINE"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Not That Old

A little boy came home from school
very much annoyed with his teacher.
~ hate her." he declared.
"Oh, you mustn't say that" said his
mother. "The Bible tells US to love
everybody"
II know" replied the boy, "but Miss
Jones wasn't alive when the Bible was
written"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Not For Show

A sudden shower drove him into the
umbrella shop.
L want CAMP" he saio
What type would you Iike-a coed
quality one?"
Eyes, sir" said the shopkeeper.
The customer shrugged his should
mo-" he replied, II only want it for
ders.
bad weather"
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Worried

Darling" replied the lady, "you
must forgive me for acting without
telling you, but that dreadful cough
of yours has bothered me so lately,
and have been so worrle6!" She
threw her arms about his neck and
sobbed: What should do if / were
to lose you?" -.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Plagiarism

When Mark Twain was living in
Hartford, Conn.,, where DR.. Doane,
later Bishop of Albany. was rector Of
the Episcopal Church. he went to heat
one of the clergman;s best sermons.
After it was over. Mark approached
the doctor and said politely:
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
FIattering Reason

Jones Ito typist) Why do you stop
80 often? Can't you keep up with me?
t. Typist (rather weak in orthogra-
phy)
Oh, yes, but your language is so elo
auent that I frequently find myself
spellboHnd. =.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Where He's Useful

Orchestra Leader: Here. you fiddlers
I want string on that alst part. want
all the string I can get!
Cellist: Come on gang! Let's give
him string. Maybe if we give him
enough string he'll hang himself.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
What could be safer

Nurse lost sight of the child, ma
Ma'am-Good gracious! Why didn't
you speak to a policeman?
Nurse was speaking TO one at the
time, ma'am.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
Temperament Will Ruin Her

Teacher: "Use the word commercial
In sentence"
Student: "When call my dog she'll
either commercial stay. according to
how she feels"
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Why Take Her

Junior: "Did I tell you about the aw
full fright I had at the Hop last
night?" i.
Senior: Careful, old man. No man
has the right to talk about his girl
like that"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
A Tough Jo6 Sometimes

Mothers! Would you lose the affec.
ton of your boy when he grows to
manhood? Then take his part when
his father Furnishes him.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
All Planned

Plumbers Wife-'Ullo, wot you
come back for? Yer tools?
Plumber-No, me lunch. I'll be back
for me tools later.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Advertisements-Every article on this page
is paid advertisement.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1908 N NW.-Nicely furnished, large room
twin beds: refined atmosphere: excellent
meals. Government or professional people
Evening star., 1935-05-18
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

VOL will broadcast from 8:45 to II
midnight a special show arranged by
the N. V. A. and the Masonic Clubs of
New York. George Jessel will act as
master of ceremonies, and a number
of stage and radio stars will contribute
to the program.
Walter johnson, former Washington
pitching ace and now manager of the
Cleveland Indians, will be Thornton
Fishers guest during the Sports Review
on WRC at Gas.
Highlights of the career of Helen
Meany, noted diver, will be dramatized
during the Outdoor Girl Beauty Pa
rade" on WJSV at $50.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1915 EYE ST. NW.-Single. double. for
those who demand cleanliness. and quiet;
within walking distance Govt. buildings.
2421 18th. ST. .N.W:-Nicely furnished
Evening star., 1935-05-18

NEAR CATHEDRAL"LOVeIy double room
for couple in refined home Private bath.
choice table, sarden porches; near trans
portation. Phone CleVeland 01SH
Evening star., 1935-05-18

Amelia Earhart, Phillips Holmes and
Lulu Mcconnell will be the guest stars
on AL Jolsons program on WRC at
$50.
The Carefree Carnival will return to
WMAL at $50 after an absence OF SIX
weeks. Ned Tollinger, master of cere-
monies. will continue to direct the fun
and frolic of the carnival.
Famous phonograph recording or
chestras will take part in the Radio
CITY Party on WRC at 8. These include
Oswaldo Fresedos South American
orchestra and Benny Goodman's Or
chestra.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

week period a radio program will be
presented from the Washington Audi
torium, at which time winners over
the l3-week period will be present.
The applause of the audience there
will determine the winner of the gold
cup. In addition to this cup the
winning act will be given cne
weeks professional engagement at
the Fox Theater.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

ENGINEER snc repair work. 80 years
experience, z years laundry experience.
Call Metropolitan 549S. ~
EXECUTIVE E-SECRETARY-Appl is at
tary with one of the largest country, clubs
in the vicinity of Washington-desires
change-can furnish best references: both
as to character and ability; available i'm
mediately. Address Box &c. Star once.
MAN, colored. young; high school grad
uate very intelligent. keen. quick. apt.
neat affable: elevator operator. houseboy,
hotel anything references. Chambers:
1201 Excelsior St. winston Salem, N c
MAN. colored. young, wants work OF any
kind. has permit to drive and owns car.
Call Atlantic 4565
MAN desires position with established
building concern Have been engaged IN
private speculative building and contract
ing since 1923. previous to that date en-
ployed in Architectural design. estimating.
reinforced concrete. structural steel. etc;
four years as Supt. OF construction; famlllar
with Z. c. building regulations and other
D. C. once records; now employed in Govt.
service. desire change. Address Box 11b-C.
Star of1ce. 1?'
YOUNG MAN, 25. unencumbered. expert
enced IN hotel and radio work. open to
good proposition Willing to invest small
capital; excellent references. West 2s14. l9'
YOUNG MAN. colored wants work Of any
kind. janitor. houseman. elevator operator.
kitchen: reference. Phone District 4Sl2.
YOUNG MAN attending Strayer COLLEGE
wishes to earn room and board by doing
odd Jobs around the house or chauffeurlng.
before and after school. For lnterView.
phone National 114s.
YOUNG MAN wants work as chauffeur
mechanic or truck driver: free to travel.
Call Lincoln 54O5. ~
YOUNG MAN. Filipino. wants position in
er or butler: city reference. Address Box
112-C. Star office. l9'
Evening star., 1935-05-18
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents PEI line additional
to the regular line rate.

WILL THE PERSON WHO SAW ACCT
dent 4th and Rittenhouse St. morning
OF May /. please communicate with
FRANK R. LONG. OIL Denrike Bldg?
Phone District 46G6.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet
WERcK. 1865 Columbia I'd Aeams O5SS
YOUNG LADY. SECRETARY -STENOGRA-
pher. experienced. would like work couple
evenings week. Address Box 1870, Star
ONCE lg'
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY.
there is no need to feel that they must
ability to pay hieh price. The Greater
W W Chambers Co. offers a complete
funeral cars and all for as little as 81 D..
Worlds finest waterproof alright. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
maWIelS the GTes,er iO' W ". chsmbers S @ CO.. i4th
corner Chaplin NV Col 0432 Phone or
write our address We will send you
beautiful cataloRue of how We do it
YOUNG FRENCH GIRL WANTS ROOM IN
private family. reduced rate. exchange
French conversation. Address Box 2sO-C,
Star office. ~
PRIVATE SAINT ARIUM IN COUNTRY FOR
harmless mental case. Address Box 1850,
Star Office
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN CHILDREN ON A
lovely farm. ELLA HARDY CDARhE.
Clarksville. Nd
WANTED-FOOTE GENEOLOGIES AND
cook book belonging TO the late Mrs. John
Brooks Henderson. Address Box 25-C.
Star office.
MASSAGE SPECIALIST OFFERS SOOTH-
ing relief for tired body and spinal fatigue.
For appt.. Dist. 64l2. Open Sun.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.


FURNITURE--Must sell living room. din
ing room and bed room suites. odd pieces.
rugs: leaving city. Inspection all day Sun
day. 303 Longfellow St NV.
FURN.. rugs. mirrors. bookcase night
stands. drop-lesf tables. bed-davenport.
Quality" gas ranges. 4520 Georgia ave
FURNrTURE--Buffet,, and china cabinet.
mahosany. in excellent condition; $50
each. Phone Cleveland 1885.
FURNI1 URE--Leaving town. will sell six
rooms completely. modeTnly furnished
home; $3.50 cash. Address Box 140-C; Star
ONCE. 1S'
Gas o RANCE So 4;6gTnsT real PsTsan
Duplex; see this at $3.50. 226 r ne. lg'
INTERNAL CONCRETE XIBRAToRs =
model No. 10. "Vlbers " $3.50 each Emer-
son 7lsl ewes. or Box ALB. Star once
KITCHEN FANS. S3g5; keeps kitchen cool
ana odorlesS; flts all windows. easily IN
stalled; guaranteed; Harris Armature Co..
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices. H Baum &
Son 6l6 E st. NV
PIANO. upright. apartment cost 5000;
excellent condition: will sell for $3.50; 81
Rhode Island ave. ne. Apt "a To-
SHEET METAL. heavy gage. 25c a sheet;
also gasoline pumps. Telephone Hyatts-
TABLECLOTHs bedspreads and pads.
CHEAP. Phone Columbia O629
l 1REH Rll ER-Speclal reDullL remington
No. 10 $3.50: guaranteed United
Sl3 l4th st NV. Phone National 6063.
TYPEWRTTERS-An makes of standard
and portables sold. rented. repaired. 2S42
Bladensburg rd. ne. Phone Atlantic 1850.
Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERS, SIS; payable 81 mo. just
like rent: = No. ; L c. Smiths, ! No. 10
Remington SIG 10th ST. NV. ewes only.
WASHING MACHINE used in excellent
condition; cut TO $50 so. 1928 New York
ave NV.
> FINE OLD MANTELS for sale cheap
44l4 East-West Highway. Bethesda. Nd.
DINING ROOM SUITE. IL pieces
Kelvinator. 6 cubic #, good condition.
Twin beds (2l and springs.
Rug (9xl2l and pad. All reasonable.
lis West Bellefonte Ave. Del Ray. Va.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1924 K NV. Apt 52-Large room: one
TO two gentlemen; next to bath; elevator;
. ..ara nrsaAr ral
Evening star., 1935-05-18
SHIPS WHISTLE
WILL TOLL BELL
Blast of Normandie to Start
Broadcast Launching San
Diego Exposition.

THE blast of a whistle on the
great French liner Normandle,
off on her maiden voyage from
l. Havre, will start bell tolllng
atop historic mission in San
Diego, in a special broadcast to be
heard over the Nationwide Columbia
network Wednesday, May %.
The broadcast, which constitutes a
preview of the California Pacific In
ternational Exposition in San Diego.
will span an ocean, continent ana
400 years of time.
The Normandie's whistle, releasing
a radio impulse, will set the mission
bell ringing for the first time in 400
years. when it was tolled by the
padres to call the Indians from their
work in the fields. The bell Will be
the signal for musicians throughout
the exposition grounds to begin play
ing, for the raising of flags and the
starting of gorgeous fountains.
Following appropriate studio music
and a brief announcement, the broad
cast will switch to the Palace OF
Science, talleSt of the exhibit struc-
lures, where an announcer will guide
the progress of the program over the
300 acres of beautiful Balboa Park in
the center of San Diego. Able to see
for miles in all directions from atop
the tower, the announcer will describe
the Spanish galleons anchored on
shore-recalling the scene 1893 years
ago when the high-sterned galleons of
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo sailed into
San Diego and claimed Southern CAL
ifornia for Spain.
X X X
TORNELIA OTIS SKINNER, dis
~ tinguished American actress and
monologist, will make her debut
as the star OF new radio dramatic
series Sunday, June 2, on N. B. c.
Long famous as a star of the stage,
Miss Skinner has several times ap-
peared as a guest artist at the micro
phone, but never before in a series
of broadcasts. The repertoire from
which she will draw for her radio
presentations includes a wide range
of character portrayals from fictional
and historical literature.
X X X X
A NEW and novel radio series called
"A Behind the Scenes" will make
its debut on WRC June II.
Each Monday night. from group
of professional talent, the sponsor will
decide from the applause of visitors
In the studios the artists for the show
to be presented that night. Following
the radio show the artists selected
are the guests of local night club
here. where they are presented. Each
month the most popular act presented
in the four weeks period is awarded
q silver cup. The award of the cup
is determined by mail received by the
studios. At the conclusion of the 13-
Evening star., 1935-05-18
90-Year-0ld Widow Wed.

Ninety-year- -old Mary Ann Gunton,
widow, and William H. Patterson,
bachelor and fisherman, were married
recently in Great Yarmouth, England.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

CLEVELAND PARK. 2941 Macomb St
| Desirable single or double room. employed
| gentlemen. sos month Cleveland 75S9.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
FARM AND GARDEN.

PERENNIAL and rock-garden plants. field
grown. large line: priced to sell; no Sunday
sales Mr.. Daily. 5S06 Colorado ave.
PANSIES. petunias. 25c dozen; perennials.
cheap. Frank Green. Capitol View ave-.
between KenSinRton and Forest Glen.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

CHILD'S GOVERNESS educated young
lady; experienced in training children;
good reference Phone Clarendon 24lO.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATLANTIC CONSTRUCTION Co,
1854 PARK PL. NV.
We can convert your old property into
new. Repairs and. remodeling of every de-
scription. The best work for the lowest
price. Expert workmen: Save money and
Evening star., 1935-05-18
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

advertisements under this head
tTp are presumed TO be from pri-
rate individuals, unless the GdueT-
fiSement 0iUes firm name or
business address or states the uord
Dealer. Members OF the public
Uho fnd dealers muSquerGdino in
this column as priUOte indiptdudls
are uroed TO report the matter TO
The Star for inuesti0Gtion."
Evening star., 1935-05-18

VA oAtA CANA A11s
sALE-sman roominR house. near Union
Station; rent. $50 per month. Call Dis
trict 1874. 2O'
DELICATESSEN. lunch room, beer paIlor
for sale: good business; corner store. I'D
200 cash. 9th and Monroe SITS. ne. "a.
FOR SALE-Due to Iii health. will sell 5
tourist cabins land. buildings and busi-
ness. including Colonial mansion house
with operators living Accommodations and
hnndrsd fSS Psr daS sfFsa %
cost and to house AS tourists, Ten acres
East close to Washington. Highest class
clients. Appealing atmosphere, running
s1bstsntisl ssssf ISsed cash down payment. Address
BOX 217-C. Star office.
FOR sALE-one Of the finest little res
taurants. beautifully equipped with booths.
license. Must sell on account Of i'll health.
month. Apply Ben Schwartz. 1917 Massa-
shpsetti fan 4si7' ave- NV Telephone Ms'F0D0ll
So, 900 ADDITIONAL capital is required in
a substantial type Of merchandising
ideally located in the metropolitan
agement. and very low. overhead.
genuine opportnnitSy Sasf for satisfactory ii
slider your proposition for the use Of this
money for a definite period.
no p5omots5s; a,ar af,5s. please Address Box
ROOMING HOUSES rooms: rent. $50;
h.-Wh.. will furnish; very reasonable: all
filled. No brokers. 1908 N st. NV.
RESTAURANT AND GARDEN. downtown
fully equipped: 10 rooms above; reasonable
for quick sale. Address Box 60-C. Star
office.
FOR SALE-Boarding house. 2S bed rooms.
euIiuped for business Address p. o. Box
7 or Braddock Heights. Md. 19s
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
For the party who will secure one OF the
a refined inn or tea house: 40 minutes
from downtown and the closest saltwater
place to Washington about acres OF nat
First floor has large living room. open fire;
rooms, den. 3 bath rooms 1f "a ana S showers
screened-in porch. overlooking river; base
ment. laundry. heating plant. electricity
and automatic water system; Scar garage;
about 500 feet shore front. pier. beach;
fishing swimming. water sports. To in
spect, take Defense Highway. Route 80.
toward Annapolis. Md. turn right at South
aven Beach sign. 8 miles this side Of An
napolis. IL miles to SouthaVen. Property
has Information" sign on it,. Ask for
Mr. Porter at Southaven. or write
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg, National 1850.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

24O1 CALVERT ST. APT 306-Laree
front room, semi-private bath; southern
eXp.: gentlemen preferred Col 414l. l9e
Evening star., 1935-05-18

1863 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tnear Dupont
Circle eb-One single room. one double. each
adjoining separate baths: men only.