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The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
JACK WILLIAMS,
HOUSE MOVER
Located At 1119 Laurel Ave, Phoenix,
Has The Most Modern Equipment,
Expert Men And SpeciaIizes In The
Moving OF Houses While People
Are Living In Them-PhOne 3-1618.

Jack Williams, of Phoenix, operates
over wide territory in house mov-
ing as he offers a service that even
includes the moving of a house while
the family is living in it. To do bus
mess with Williams is like owning a
trailer.
Mr.. Williams has had much exper-
ience in the business and can tell in
an instant by looking at your place
just how long it will take to move
your place where you desire it, what
the probable cost will be, etc, as he
has the most up-to-date equipment
and men who know how to handle it
so there will be no damage to the
place and you will not even be incon-
venienced.
People who own places for rental
on valuable lots should look them over
and figure some place where the prop
erty could be moved so that it would
rent to advantage and then the valu-
able place would be ready for an i'm
proved building. This he will assist
you in figuring out. His service thus
is Of great benefit not only to in
dividual owners but to people who own
rental property.
In making this review we are
pleased to call the attention of the
people to the service that he is rem
dering and would suggest that if you
would like to live in some other loca-
ton that you see him and IN a few
days he will have you there without
inconvenience or trouble.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

dispose of property on an intelligent
basis. This is of advantage to both
the seller and the buyer as they are
able to offer the kinds of lands de-
sired and the new owner makes a sue
cess, being able to meet any deferred
payments.
They are also insurance experts and
there can be no doubt but what this
is day and age when proper insur-
ance is essential to everyone. If you
will drop in here and have a talk with
them they will aid you in solving
your Insurance problems and see that
you are adequately but not over in
sured. They have made a wise choice
OF companies to represent so that
when they write you a policy you get
the maximum benefits and complete
safety at minimum cost.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment The Passey
Real Sstate & Insurance Co. on the
valuable service they are rendering
the public and would suggest that an
interview with them might prove very
profitable
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

for all laws for the betterment of
agricultural conditions, have made a
study of modern and efficient methods
and thus are able counselors for
farmers in the selection of machinery.
They have made a study of all the
various kinds on the market and have
selected the very best lines to handle
in this territory.
In addition to new machinery they
feature full line of parts and service
on farm implements and machinery.
1t is very important to buy of some
firm which specializes in this feature
as often there is need for rapid
service.
We are pleased to commend this
institution to our rural readers as an
establishment that aids in making this
one Of the most prosperous sections
and has been instrumental in making
life on the farm attractive, profitable
and desirable.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Grinding Kafr

Grinding is profitable practice
in preparing some feeds for con-
sumption by hogs, but it apparently
is not economical in the case of
kafr, offered in self-feeders. c. P.
Thompson, animal husbandry spe-
cialist at the Oklahoma agricultural
experiment station, found it took
44O pounds of ground kafr to pro-
duce 100 pounds of gain as COM
pared with 438 pounds of whole
kafr. Moreover, there was practi-
cally no difference in the daily
gains of pigs self fed on whole kafr
and those self fed on ground kafir.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The Culver Radio Service has be-
come the radio service center for this
section as people know that here they
will obtain the best of service.
This we'll known service has a
splendidly equipped work shop and
a large stock of parts, and the requi-
site training to design and build you
a radio if necessary. AS a conse-
quence they are able to quickly effect
the necessary repairs to any ailing
radio and put it in the best condition.
They are prepared to give you ex-
pert radio service and only approved
factory service methods are used on
any make. Interference caused by
various types of electrical appliances
will be looked into if necessary and
either corrected or advised upon. All
work is done under the personal
direction Of Bob Culver.
They also make a speciality of re-
pairing all types of auto radios and
will do this work promptly and ex-
pertly. In addition they carry a
large stock of radio tubes.
Located very conveniently and with
parking facilities nearby you will find
it most pleasing to have them repair
your radio while you make your pur-
chaSeS or transact anV Othar hucinacc
you may have in town. They offer
special attention to those bringing
their radios in for service.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment The Culver Radio
Service and wish to assure our
readers that they will always receive
prompt and satisfactory service from
them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Death Takes Long
Holiday in Hamlet

San Gottardo, Italy. - Death
has taken a long holiday from
this small hamlet.
Parish registers reveal that for
three years, no deaths have oc-
cured among its 400 inhabitants.
Calamity hoWlers, however,
are greatly concerned. The ham,
let has grown into a nest of old
men and old women and births
are rapidly declining.
For the past three years there
have been no deaths-but there
have been no births either.
A sizeable proportion of the
hamlet's population is composed
of men and women over 100 years
old. The village priest, a bent
old man himself, remarked re-
Gently to visiting bishop:
"Do you know, your exceIlency,
l have almost forgotten how to
recite the funeral service"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Hero Dog Faces World
Alone as Rescue Fails

New York. - A mongrel dog faced
life alone after a val ant effort
to save the life of it's English set
ter playmate. The setter was struck
by an automobile on a romp along
a busy Bronx street. The mongrel,
unhurt, set its teeth into the setter S
coat, dragged it to a curb out of
traffic and started licking its face
Passersby took both dogs to a hos
pital for animals. The mongrel re
manned at the settlers side until
it died.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

In the advancement of the last
decade there is no profession that has
come forward more rapidly than
Chiropractic and in this part of the
country there is no one who has been
more successful than Dr. Frieda O.
Thomas.
Chiropractic is a philosophy, science
and art of things natural; a system
of adjusting the articulations of the
human spine by hand for the elimina-
ton of the cause of disease, and as
an exact science has existed through
out the ages, but it's knowledge was
tabulated only some 80 years ago.
The trend of the times is toward
doing everything in & more natural
and common sense way and the pur-
pose of Chiropractic is to work with
nature and in conformity with the
dictates of common sense by remov-
ing the Occlusion to nerve stimulus so
that the nerve life force may be
properly supplied to the different
parts of the body, thus allowing nor
NAL action or health to return.
DR.. Thomas specializes in "Fever-
Therapy" which is a system of pro-
ducing a pure fever to burn out the
body toxins. This is very effective in
certain types Of cases.
She has well appointed Offices and
will be pleased to welcome anyone and
explain in detail how chiropractic is
related to them and show by practical
demonstration the working of the sci
ence as practiced according to the
latest methods.
We are pleased in this review to
compliment her on the merited sue
cess she is making in the practice of
the profession and upon her excellent
standing in the professional world of
the state, and assure our readers that
at this office they will receive the very
best of professional treatment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
CULVER RADIO SERVICE

Located At % n. Third Ave-, Phoenix.
Are Accomplished Radiotricians
Whose Experience And Up-To-The
Whose Experience And Up-To-The-
Minute Testing Equipment Enables
Them To Feature The Best Serv-
ice Obtainable On All Makes Of
RadiOs-Carry A Complete Line OF
Radio Parts-Feature Home Radio
Service And Also Drive-In Service
On Autos - Prices Reasonable -
Under The Direction OF Bob Culver
Who Offers Special Service And
Rates To Coolidge People Bringing
Their Radios To Town With Them
Phone 3-876O.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

Doris Beauty Nook is a verit-
able center for beauty culture that is
adding much to the life of the ladies
of this part of the state.
1t is the last word in appointment
and most modern equipment. They
keep in touch with the latest
inventions and read all the late
literature on beauty culture as
we'll as being in touch with the cen
ters of fashion in the art and thus
are able to discern just what equip
ment is successful and know what to
buy that will add to the comfort of
the patrons as we'll as to the conven-
ience of the operators in the conduct
Of the most advanced methods in
beauty culture.
The scope of their work includes
all phases of modern beauty culture,
hair dressing, trimming, shampooing,
permanent waving, finger waving and
water waving. There is no phase of
beauty service that is not covered by
their comprehensive service.
They have acquired a large and de-
served popularity with residents
throughout this section. Women who
pride themselves on their appearance
are discovering that these are careful
and reliable beauty shops and in gath
erings of fashionable women the name
Of Doris Beauty Nook is often heard.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment them upon the great
success they are enjoying and which
is fully deserved and to refer this
valuable service to the ladies of this
section of the state.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The Products Manufacturing Co. is
ever buzzing with activity in the man
ufacture of furniture, store fixtures,
refrigerators, show cases, cigar cases,
etc, and have become an important
factor in the business life of the COM
munity.
They feature an excellent line of
fixtures, show cases and furniture and
have special stocks on hand so that
all orders can be promptly filled and
no work will be delayed where they
are furnishing the materials.
Their modernly equipped woodwork
ing plant for the manufacture of
wood specialties is humming with
activity, and they are prepared to
promptly turn out large lots of first
class work which is furnished at very
reasonable prices.
There is nothing more important
in your new home, store or tavern
than millwork, and the millwork will
make all the difference in your salts
faction with the new place. All the
more noticeable features of the build
ing's elaboration come from the mill.
If they make your fixtures or other
furniture or cabinet work, your home
or store will be better without costing
more.
The Products Manufacturing Co.
conduct we'll known business house
of this section and have been prom
inently identified with the business
progress of the community and we
wish in this edition to compliment
them upon their public spirited and
progressive policies.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
PIMA PAINT & TOP SHOP

Located AT Is East Sixth ST., Tucson,
Offer An Expert Service In Auto
Body And Fender Repairing, Auto
UphOlstering And Auto Painting
Specialize In Completely Rebuilding
Wrecked Cars-Their Charges Are
Always Right-Under Able Man
agement.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

With the Identification of auto
bodies and the improvement in color
ing and finishes the demand for an
institution of repair that can match
anything any factory turns out came
into being and George Slough seeing
the opportunity in business has estab-
lished an institution which answers
all the demands of the day.
George Stough's Auto Paint Shop
is an Authorized Duco Station for
auto painting and has an expert force.
All are experienced men, thoroughly
acquainted with modern methods of
auto painting which is your assurance
that every job will be honest and sat-
isfactory in every way. They will
gladly give you an estimate upon ap-
plication.
Among the many advantages of
Duco to finish vehicles, extensively
used at George Stough's Auto Paint
Shop is that it is immune to the ele-
ments and capable of resisting the
severest wear. The expense of fire.
quent washing is eliminated-dusta and
CRIME can be removed by simply rub
bing the surface with a dry cloth. 1t
can be washed with soap and water
and is unaffected by gasoline, oil or
acid fumes from the battery.
He offers rapid service. You will
not be out of your car for a long
time but just few days can be ar
Hanged when you will not be needing
it so badly and it will take no longer
to have it painted than it would take
to make the selection of a new one
and you will save hundreds of dollars.
We are glad to refer George
Stough's Auto Paint Shop to all our
readers and ask them to look over
their work.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The Hanson Pump & Machine
Works at Phoenix offers a complete
and allied service to the people
and trade over this section of the
country.
Mr.. Hanson is a man of great
versatility and understands all the
machinery used or needed in this ter
ritory. He has equipped his place
for the complete service and repair
ing on all makes Of pumps. Their
service is thus of great aid to irri-
gated ranches in this part of Arizona
They conduct the sales and service
for Peerless Irrigation Pumps and Of
fer a complete service in ranch engin-
eering. No matter what problems
you may have just call at their Office
or write them and they will furnish
you complete details with costs as to
how you can make your place modern
in every particular. They are always
glad to give estimates and there is no
problem in this line that they will not
be able to solve for you.
There is nothing more important
to the general welfare of an irrigated
ranch than to have an ample water
supply and this you are sure of if
you have a Peerless Irrigation Pump
installed.
The Hanson Pump & Machine
Works have installed 81 pumps in the
Indian project for the United States
Government and also have installed
other work in Coolidge.
We are pleased to compliment The
Hanson Pump & Machine Works and
refer their complete, accurate and
efficient service to the people.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DR.. J. S. HOPWOOD


Naturopath Whose Treatments In
ChirOpractic And NaturOpathy,
Electro -Therapy And Hydro-Thera-
py Have Been Very Beneficial To
His Patients-He Can Help You To
Better Health-Tel. 4-2902.
There are no professions whose
principles are coming into recognition
faster than that of NaturOpathy
and Chiropractic as it is we'll known
that these methods being drugless
work to better advantage.
DR.. J. S. HOpWOOd is a ChirOprac-
tor and Naturopath Of the very first
rank, standing we'll both with the
public and members Of the profession.
There is no question but what it is
best to go to a place which treats ou
straight out according to natural
principles.
The diseases to which the human
race are heir are largely due to the
change in living conditions and that
man is not able to adjust himself to
the congested and rapid living of the
age. Methods of living are changing
faster than the human anatomy can
methods clear up diseases which are
adjust itself.
Chiropractic and Naturopathic
methods and Electro-Therapy and
Hydro-Therapy clear up diseases
which are suppressed by medicine, and
cleanse the blood Of infections which
are inherited, or infection from ser
ums or vaccines. They are unfailing.
There is no guessing about it.
DR.. Hopwood has a very complete
and commodious establishment with
facilities for every treatment devel-
oped by Naturopathy and Chiro-
practic. By means OF these agents he
is better able to treat cases and to
restore people to health and hap
piness.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment Dr. J. S. Hop
wood upon his extensive practice
and would suggest that everyone
indisposed should give consideration
to this rapidly advancing science and
have a consultation.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DORIS BEAUTY NOOK

Located In The Dominion Hotel,
Globe, Is Attractively Appointed
And Is Offering The Public OF This
Section An Expert Service In Beau
ty Culture And Hairdressing-He
You Are Sure OF Receiving Expert
Treatment And The Latest Styles
In Hairdressing And Beauty Cul-
ture-DOris Wyant Is Manager.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
KLECK IMPLEMENT co.

Ave-
Machnery-Ofe A
Etc.And Will Modenze The Mechanical
o. Best Presidents; Dean Stanley
II.
Manager
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
PASSEY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE co,

With Offices The Professional Court Bldg
In Real Estate And Rentals And Alfalfa Lands As
We'll AS Town Lots Homes And
Underwriters And Will Insure
Passey Is Manager-Tel
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURING co.

Located At 931 E. Jackson ST., Ph0e-
nix, Are Manufacturers Of Furni-
ture And Store Fixtures, Refriger-
ators, Show Cases, Cigar Cases And
Other Store Equipment = Offer
Prompt Service And Expert Work
manship At Moderate Prices -
Under Able Management.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DR.. FRIEDA O. THOMAS

Located At $40 n. Seventh Avenue,
Phoenix, Is A ChirOpractor OF Ex-
cellent Education And Experience
And High Professional Standing In
The Community - Specializes In
"Fever-Therapy'- -"Ask Her About
It"-If You Are Not Feeling Your
Best Call On DIR. Thomas And Let
Her Put You On The High Road
To Better Health And Happiness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
BUTANE CORPORATION

Located AT ia n Central Ave. Phoenix
And Suburban Of Fine Gas ServReguar
PricesInvte Your nqu-Under The W. T. joplin
Preden Manager-PhOne 81
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
A Lightning Change

Burnt River, Ont. A dog
changed color during a storm here.
It was grazed by bolt of lightning
and its white fur was scOrched to
a dark brown.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
GIVEN BROS. SHOE STORE

Globe Offers Style Review OF The
All Occasions And PurpOeSalemen
Children Emboyng And COmfOr-DOn Updke Is Manager
i
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
GEORGE STOUGH'S
AUTO PAINT SHOP

Located At 1919 S. Sixth Ave, Tue
son, Offers An Expert Service In
Auto Painting And Conducts An
Authorized Duco Station - Uses
The Most Modern Methods And
Gives Rapid Service On High Grade
Charges Are Always Reas-
onable-Under Personal Direction
OF George Slough.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
HANSON PUMP AND
MACHINE WORKS

Located At 222 n. Fifth Ave., Phoe-
nix, Conduct The Sales And Service
For Peerless Irrigation Pumps And
Carry A Large Stock Of Pump
Parts And Supplies-AlsO Offer An
Expert Service In Machine Work
And Are Equipped To Repair Any
Make Of Pump - Under Personal
Management OF MIR. Albert S. Han
son.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-11
Control of Lice
on Cattle Urged
Long-Haired Stock Suffers
From Insects; Breed in
Cold Weather.
BY e. J. Perry, Extension Dairyman, New
Jersey College of Agriculture. =,
WNU Service.

Lice breed most rapidly in cold
weather on long-haired livestock
and frequent examination of dairy
cattle and prompt treatment OF in
tested animals are necessary to pre-
vent the pests from retarding
growth of young stock and reduc-
ing the milk flow in the producing
herd.
Although the presence of lice on
long-haired live stock is nearly uni
versal, their prevalence depends
great deal upon the state of nutri-
ton of the animal and the extent
to which the owner will tolerate the
parasites.
The two main groups of lice af-
fecting cattle are the sucking lice
and the biting lice. Of the two
forms, the sucking lice are the
more injurious. The three common
species are the short-nosed, suck
ing blue louise, the long-nosed, suck
ing blue louise, and the biting red
louise. Sucking lice are large in
size and have pointed heads and
blue bodies, while the biting louise
is smaller with a yellowish-white
body and a broad, round, reddish
head.
A louise passes it's whole life on
the animal. 1t lays eggs on the
hair near the skin, where they hatch
in about two weeks, and then two
weeks later the young females be-
gin laying eggs. The locations pre-
ferred by sucking lice are the head,
the sides of the neck, the back
and the inner surface of the thighs.
The biting lice are usually on the
withers and the base of the tail
but they may be discovered on 9TH
er body parts. Among the common
symptoms are rubbing, licking,
restleSsness and loss of hair.
A thorough spraying or wash with
four to five per cent creolin solu-
ton or any of the coal tar prepare
tons is effective in controlling lice.
Nicotine sulphate also destroys lice
when diluted with water so that the
solution contains not less than five
one-hundredths of one per cent of
nicotine. Raw linseed oil can also
be used to great advantage and can
be applied in cold weather. One
pint, when put on with stiff bursh,
will treat four or five cows. Since
it is difficult to destroy the eggs,
there should be at least two appli-
cations at Today intervals to make
sure that all newly Matched lice will
be killed. The animals should be
inspected for a time after the Sec
ond application to determine wheth-
er third one is necessary. Vigor-
GUS daily grooming with a stiff
brush is an important step against
infestation.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-11
Time Is Ripe to Plan
Home Vegetable Garden

1t is time to think about home
vegetable gardens, says Lee A.
Somers, extension specialist in veg
etable gardening, College of Agri-
culture, University of Illinois.
In listing the secrets of success in
the production of vegetables in the
home garden, Somers asserts that
it pays to locate the garden in a
spot that is fertile, we'll drained
and free from shading. 1t is also
important that the size of the plot
be sufficient to permit ample plant
ings Of a full assortment Of
vegetables without crowding.
Orders for seeds, fertilizers, fun
gicides and insecticides may we'll
be placed in advance of the planting
season. It is recommended that seed
selection be limited to the best va
rieties and to most vigorous seeds
and plants of these varieties. AS
soon as the garden is planned, the
seed order can be placed with a
reliable seed house.
Much garden seed is planted far
too deep, Somers believes, and also
suggests that thought be given
this spring to the timeliness of APP
plying insect control measures and
to keeping ahead of the weeds by
frequent shallow cultivation.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-11

myself at my desk. I was looking
for list of books. 1t had occurred
to me that I might drive Patrick
over to the Satuit library and see
if could get one OF them.
From outside I could hear Syl-
Was little voice. "And then L"
"And after that" "And then I
remembered that I left Dorinda
Belle" "And so I ruined
and I found Dorinda Belle
all cold and wet from the
dew And 7 put her to sleep
on the hammock and she got all
warm again
Sylvia's little voice licked on and
on.
Patrick seemed very silent for an
interval. Then suddenly I heard
the hammock chains creak as he
arose.
Through the window I saw him
put Sylvia down. Then he came in
to the room. I was still ru.rnmag-
ing on the desk, going through one
pigeon-hole after another, just as,
strldlng across the room in what
even with my back to him-seemed
a new eagerness, he reached my
side.
MARY" he sale, IT feel like 60
ing for a ride. Would you like to
take me off in your car some
where?"
"That's curious, Patrick" I an
swered. 'It seems almost like a
case Of mental telepathy. I was
thinking just at this moment, that
the best thing I could do for both of
us was to 60 somewhere in the
car. thought I'd 60 over to the
library and get book out"
Patrick was standing behind me
while I, still bent over the desk,
found the list of books. "What a
strange color ink!" he commented.
81 never knew you to use green
ink before"
"No, I never have used it before.
I made this list out at Bruce Hex
sons camp and used his fountain
pen. You know he's a great stu
dent. The day I went to break the