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The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

There is nothing in the line Of wood
floors that is not included in his
service.
The people of today, aside from
their better appearance, are all ap-
preciating the properly surfaced floor
as it makes the work of the house
keeper far less intricate. In the
days of yesterday it took all morn
ing to get the sweeping done, but
today with the vacuum and the mop
it can be accomplished in a few
minutes.
He will be pleased to give esti-
mates on any work and will go over
the whole place with you and tell
you exactly what can be done, when
and how much it will cost.
In making this review of today we
are pleased to compliment H. V. Mel
son upon the leading position he now
occupies in the contracting world and
to say that he is very prompt in the
Wiling Of all contracts and that his
work has met with the commendatiOn
of the public.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

1t is very doubtful if any enter
prise in this section has been marked
by such immense progress as has this
company, the best institution of it's
kind in this section. From veritable
hole in the ground TO a fourishing
volume of business, its history reads
like one Of the tales of the famous
Aladdin of olden times. Not that
there has been any magic lamp in its
success, for the only magic used was
hard work and the wisdom and knowl
edge that always breeds success.
Their sand bank is strictly modern
and up-to-date in every particular
and is equipped with the very latest
modern machinery. Their sand and
gravel has no superior and the vast
quantities they are shipping at all
times have met with the commenda-
tion of the purchasers and have great
ly aided in the prosperity of this sec
ton of the country.
In this section particularly indus
trial progress has been benefited by
their service. There is nothing more
important than the continued develop
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

This well known establishment is
one of the most progressive in the
section and is a concern that has
saved its patrons many a dollar. In
this day of high prices it is most i'm
portant that every community have
an establishment Of this kind where
the public is able to obtain very nee
essary articles at low prices and thus
they are rendering a most valued and
essential service.
They buy old and used automobiles,
and pay the top of the market for
them. This place is an auto wreck
ing establishment and thus has a
large stock of parts. 1t makes no
difference what the name or the
model of your car, if you need a part
for it see them. And if you want to
dispose cf it, don't worry if it is about
"aIl in", just see them and you will
be pleased and surprised at the price
they offer.
One Of the leading features of the
business is the carrying of a large
line of good used parts for all makes
and models of cars. No matter what
you want in this line you should drop
around and see what they have 1t
will save you many dollars and much
time as they have them in stock and
you can get any part put on right
away. These are sold at a great
saving.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment Jake's Auto Parts Co.
as a firm which is Offering an excel
lent service to motorists.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

In the field of general machine re-
pair work there is no firm that offers
more satisfactory service than
The Valley Machine Works. They
feature machine repair work and
specialize in machine work of all
kinds.
Their machine shop is modernly
equipped for all problems that are
confronted in machine work and in
the operation of machinery. They
are experts on these lines, and do all
classes of machine work. They have
made a special study of the machine
needs of this territory and have mas
tered all the machinery operated in
the district.
They offer an accurate service and
all work is finished with great pre-
cision. They are an important link
in industry as it cannot run along
without dies, tools, and other ma
chine work. It is necessary in the
changing of models of various articles
and the making of new ones that this
institution turn the work out accur-
ately and on time. They have a repu-
tation for doing this and thus have
facilitated the onward sweep of in
dustry in this section Of the country.
The Valley Machine Works is
among the we'll known business
firms of this section who have been
prominently identified with the indus
trial progress of the community and
we wish in this edition to compliment
them upon the public spirited and
progressive policies.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

less advantage Of Everything for
Safety" in your motor travel today.
You can do it at the lowest cost for
Everything in Finer Quality" is
found in an OdsmobiIe.
Mesa Motors, Inc, also conduct the
sales and service for Buick and Pom
tiac which are two other very popular
members Of the General Motors fam
lily. In Buick and Pontiac lines you
VIII find many new and beautiful
models and body styles and will secure
the extra value to be found in all Gen
eral Motors cars.
In addition there are many bargains
in used cars. Here you can find good
used and reconditioned cars of all
makes at prices that will make it a
real economy to own one.
Their service department is man
aged by men who are experts in Olds-
mobile engineering and will always
keep your car ready for the road and
in addition they have a we'll stocked
parts department which will eliminate
many delays in waiting for the parts.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment The Mesa Mot
ors, Inc, upon their excellent show
ing and predict for them big year
as we drift from depression into pros
oat.iLy, and D1an+V
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
TUCSON AUTO TOP
AND GLASS co.

Located At 329 E. Seventh St., Tue
son, Offer An Excellent Service In
Auto UphOlstering And Top Work
And Feature Sport Tops, Closed Car
Roofs, Woodwork Replacement
Also Tailor Seat Covers And Feat
ure Auto Glass InstallatiOn-CarlC C..
Kern Is Proprietor.
The keynote of the modern age is
specialization, and in accordance with
this The Tucson Auto Top and Glass
Co. determined to give the people a
reliable and efficient service special
izing in auto upholstering, top work
and auto glass installation.
They are excellent designers of
auto tops and upholstery and able to
design a top that will make car
one of individuality. They can fur
nish you with any kind of materials
that you desire for the top and the
upholstery. They are in touch with
the leading manufacturers and can
match up anything you may have no
matter whether it is mohair, broad
cloth or any other material.
They make speciality of seat COW
ers and have many handsome and dur
able materials from which to make
them. If your car cushions are be-
coming worn or if you wish to prevent
them from becoming worn they can
tailor you seat covers that will be
good looking at a very reasonable
figure.
They are also able to install wind
shields and auto glass in any make of
car. They have complete equipment
for cutting and accomplish this work
accurately and quickly. The glass is
of fine quality and is always very
clear
In making this review we are glad
to heartily recommend The Tucson
Auto Top and Glass Co. to all of our
readers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The Mesa Motors Inc, in present
ing the 1887 models Of the Oldsmobile
Six and Eight and Buick and Pontiac
are offering styles and pace makers
in the auto world and would suggest
that everyone look over this line be-
fore making any purchase of any car
The 1887 Oldsmobile Six and Eight
is known as the car with everything.
Every desirable quality and feature is
built into Old5mobile. Comfort, econ
omy, power and style are all found
in the OldsmobiIe in extra measure.
But none Of them has the right Of
way over safety. Safety is the infex-
ihIc rule of engineering design and
fine manufacture that no considera-
tion Of price or fashion or eXpedience
can ever alter in the Oldsmobile.
Safety in size, in power, in balanced
weight are all incorporated in Odds
mobile. Oldsmobile'a Turrett Top
body by Fisher spreads the protection
Of solid steel safety over all, their
safety glass giving further protection
throughout the car. All who ride in
or drive the Oldsmobile bear witness
to the added security they feel with
Oldsmobile's Super Hydraulic Brakes,
Center Control Steering, Ride Stabi-
lizer and Knee Action Wheels. Give
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

to light they can fit you out with a
plant that will suit your particular
needs. They sell much cheaper than
formerly as they have placed their
plants on basis of quantity produc
ton which gives the people the bene-
fit Of low prices.
In addition the Home Equipment &
Service Corp. carry a complete line
Of radios, ranges, washers, refrigera-
tors and other electrical appliances
for rural homes and in fact are able
to completely electrify any ranch or
farm home or other isolated place not
located on power lines.
In making this review we are glad
to point out the advantages of these
marvellous inventions and to predict
their practical universal use in the no
distant future. They are in line with
modern ideas and should be seen and
investigated by all the housewives of
this section. The Home Equipment
& Service Corp. welcome all to their
place and will be glad to explain to
you the advantages which Delco Light
Plant offer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

ment of good sand and gravel for the
building of roads and streets, drive
ways, and masons' supplies, stone and
steel; they have furnished large guam
titles of material to this county, being
one of the firms that have been Sc
lected by the contractors to supply a
large part of their orders for the
products.
Real estate men who are laying out
and improving new subdivisions
should get in touch with this firm as
they are able to furnish any quantity
on short notice and have ample trucks
to make rapid delivery.
The Union Rock Co. are CONVEX
SAINT with every feature Of the busi-
ness. They have been responsible
for the tremendous strides to the
front that this large concern has
made and together with the as
sociates in this company have always
been real boosters for the community.
They have been ready and willing at
all times to lend real business wisdom
and personal assistance to all propo-
sitions that promised the development
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

500 w. Van Buren Street, Phoenix,
have a used car department and
always have real bargains in used
cars on hand and thus are able to
offer the people a used car market
where you see a large variety and
get real value.
Thousands of purchasers all over
the nation are finding that very often
used cars represent very good buy
indeed, if purchased from a reputable
dealer who sells cars on a reasonable
basis, representing and guaranteeing
them for only what they are worth
to the unprejudiced eye Of an inn
partial expert. Used automobiles give
great opportunities to the cautious
and wise buyer.
A used car demands none of the
attentions of a new car, such as the
necessity Of driving slowly and taking
unusual care; it very often represents
car in the peak of motor condition,
thoroughly seasoned and broken in,
and in good condition as regards
paint, upholstery, etc. If chosen with
care, a used car will bring many
thousands of miles of enjoyment and
easy riding to the buyer. Used car
figures are always below new car
figures, even in only slightly used
automobiles; and here they are always
fair and reasonable.
To the man who knows automobiles
we recommend a visit to 500 w. Van
Buren Street; he will find much of
interest to him, and rare bargains.
We are pleased to compliment them
whose motto is a fair deal to all.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
JAKE'S AUTO PARTS co,

Located At 2OO6 S. Sixth Ave, Tue
son, Is Headquarters For Used
Cars, Parts And Tires And Here
You Can Secure Everything From
A COtter Pin To An Automobile
Pay The Best Cash Prices Of The
Day For Old Cars And Late Model
Wrecks-Tel. 1885.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
VALLEY MACHINE WORKS

Located At 3O6 5. Seventh Avenue,
Phoenix, Offer An Expert Service
In General Machine Work Of All
Kinds - All Work Done By Able
And Experienced Machinists-T Their
Charges Are Always Very Reason
able-Under Personal Management
OF c. F. Johnson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
H. Y. NELSON

Tucson Complete
The Reurfacng Floors
OF The Every
DescrpOn-Fas The Of Is
pared To SeryiceWl AnywhereMal
337, Route 4-TeI 037-J2
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
MESA MOTORS, INC.

Located On East Main St. Mesa Featuring The 1887 OdsmOb Buick
And Pontiac Which OF The By
Their Distinctive New Lines But Also Have Been Endorsed BY The Con-
Research Bureau As The Best Automobile Values OF The Day
Selling Unusual
Mecham E. d.
AreO And
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
WALDORF CAFE
WALDORF BUFFET

Good Food AT
The Meals When
PrOmseIheir Bar Best
Cafe Is MOderny Furnished
South OF PhOeniXJner
The Direction Ralph Robinson Manager
Phone 49,
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
HOME EQUIPMENT & SERVICE CORP.

The
A Complete Of
Ranges Washers, RegeaOrs Etc, For Rural OmA Prepared
Electricity Refrigeration PIace-Under
Management C.. r. Siglin H. WicOxen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
union ROCK co.

Central And Gravel And Have
Aided The Upbudng This OF The COntryAlways
Which Sold At Reasonable FgureAre
Helping The Building OF Roads And Modern Buildings AS Well
The Children In This Section By
Furnishing Very w.
BarO Are
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DR.. H. B. MURRAY

W. Washington Phoenix
ChirOpodtSe Him For Quick Relief From Troubles OF All
KindTreats CalOue And Fallen Arches EfecteFOo
Scientifically System Supports
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
SUN VALLEY HATCHERY

Van
The Valley Feature Healthy Baby Chicks And Turkey POuts
1atchngAl
A. K
ProprietOrs-TeL
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
THE JONES & BUCK JEWELRY co.

Most Complete Stock Of The
OF The Including Precious Egin,
Watches, Every
Descrip
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
500 W. VAN BUREN STREET
Phoenix

Is A Used Car Headquarters Where
They Are Offering Unsurpassed
Values In Used Cars-Their Prices
Are Fair And You Can Always
Depend Upon Their Used Cars Be
ing Just As Represented-HarrisOn
Williams Is Manager.
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

BOYS BROADCLOTH SHIRTS; plain
and fancy broadcloth: % for &V
collar attached: 7 to 14la. - @1
BOYS SWEATERS; snappy sweaters:
plain and fancy backs;s many &l
with upper fronts; to IS. %A
BOYS STURDY KNOCKERS; good
wearing fabrics; lined and
unlined; mostly light . for &1
shades; to 16.....S SA
BOYS LONGIES; good-wearing fab
RIGS; we'll made; sizes IL to 18; &T
special MISREPRESENTATION. %1
BOYS $2.S5 LUMBER JACKETS; all
wool checks; fancy back; Upper &V
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Alexandra Puts
Bars DOWn on
Carnival

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 24-n
view of numerous petitions from
citizens and organizations pro
testing the gambling devices and
alleged indecency Of carnival shows
held here in recent years, the city
council last night tabled a request
from the executive committee of
the Alexandria Fire Department to
waive the city's prohibitory $500
license fee for a carnival it wants
to bring here in May.
The committee pointed out that
it raised $500 last year through
a percentage arrangement with
the same carnival. 1t was this
carnival, however, which drew the
petitioners fire.
One councilman, DR.. John T.
Ashton, remarked that he would
rather give the firemen 81, 500 than
permit another carnival.
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
.INSULL LOVES
u. S. T0STAY

CHICAGO, Feb. "a Q.N.S)
Samuel insult loves America and
he is not going to establish per.
manent residence in England. The
former utility czar told the Inter.
national News Service today:
'T'm an American citizen,
have been for many years and
intend to be one the rest Of
my life"
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Plane Shy, Steward
Forced 10 Take One

All his life w. L. Jackson,
steward on the Baltimore and
Ohio's crack train, the "Ambassa.
DOR" has been Dragging:
"Ride in an airpIane. Hah!
Not me. I'll stick to the good
old railroad"
Last night, Just before the
Pennsylvania Airlines 1920 ship,
westbound, took off, up rushed
Steward Jackson, and said:
"I missed the train. Give me
a ticket to Akron. I'll catch the
train there"
ViSibly shaking, he took flight.
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

MEMS WORK SHIRTS; blue bengal:
two pockets; coat style; . for &1
all perfect; 14la to IT,. - %A
MEMS STURDY PANTS; neat dark
patterns; whipcords, moleskins, &V
cottonades, etc; 29 to AZ. s1A
MEMS SHIRTS AND SHORTS; vat
dyed shorts; 80 to AZ;
ribbed athletic shirts, R for &V
"a to As; all perfect .... V Cpl
MEMS UNION SUITS; grey ribbed;
ankle length, long sleeves;
irregulars of 81 grade, . for &T
36 to 46 ..............S IA
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
TYDINGS RAPS
PRESIDENTS 5
COURT PLAN
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page II
ality, such enlargement really
settles nothing permanently.
"H wider legislative powers
are desired for Congress, then
the orderly way to secure such
wider powers for the Congress
Is through the method of cOnSti-
tiOnal amendment, where the
people may grant or withhold
the powers requested"
The final outcome continued in
doubt, with only 81 out of 96 Sen
ators definitely committed on the
bill.
Hearings March 9
The outcome is uncertain, also,
in the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee, which will start public hear
ingS on the plan March 9, A poll
failed to disclose the committees
probable action or even whether
it would split other proposed ju-
dicial reforms in the bill from the
proposal to enlarge the court. The
President has urged consideration
of all reforms in one bill.
The poll showed eight Senators
on the committee favoring separate
consideration Of the Supreme
Court increase, six opposed to this
separation and four noncommittal
A vote probably will not be reached
in the committee until late March
or early April.
Congressional mail on the issue
remained heavily adverse, with
some Senators reporting protests
were anywhere from 30-to-1 up to
100-to-1 in the majority. Many
petitions were received, some from
labor organizations favoring the
plan, but many more from private
citizens opposing it, it was re-
ported.
79 Professors Opposed
Seventy-nine members of the
faculty of the University Of Michi-
gan filed one protesting petition
with Congress. The professors
called the presidential plan an at
tempt to destroy the historic in
dependence of the Supreme Court"
and seeks to accomplish, under
the guise of apparent legislative
authority, what would amount to
an amending of the Constitution" "
Calling it a change of govern
ment by usurpation," the profes-
Sors added:
"It would enable the Presi-
dent to control the Supreme
Court, so as to encrOach upon
the powers of that court. 1t
would provide means by which
recent legislation, declared by
the Supreme Court to be beyond
the powers of Congress, may be
reinstated and validated"
Senator johnson (R) of Cali
fornia, announced he was being
forwarded a petition from San
Francisco bearing 10000 signatures
protesting against the Presidents S
plan. johnson already has re-
ceived more than 10000 individual
protests.
Bailey and Black Debate
Senator Burke CD of Nebraska,
announced receipt of 30-foot long
petition from farmers and resi-
dents of small towns in a heavily
Democratic rural section of Ne
braSka. The petitioners protested
against the Presidents plan.
On the other side. AdminiStra-
ton Senators favoring the plan an
nounced they were receiving heavy
supporting mail. They conceded
privately the protests were in a
majority even in their mail.
Senators Bailey CD of North
Carolina and Black CD of Ala
bama, foe and friend respectively
of the proposal, debated the issue
last night over the radio.
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

MEMS SWEATERS; pullover style
with part Upper. button coats; knit
and fleeced materials; sizes @T
SO to as .................... S1A
MEMS 25c HOSE; Isle and wool hose,
perfect; Pc ' sizes ' 10 pc' to 12. b N' $l
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS; flannelette
and broadcloth; full cut, . for &V
well made; 16 to 20...... = @A
MEMS WHIPCORD BREECHES; OK
ford grey double seat; button &V
leg; 20 to SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

3x9 IT. GOLD SEAL FELT BASE RUGS;
perfect quality; handsome colors GSV
ana patterns .................. @A
acc FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING; +;
FULL & PART ROLLS;
excellent patterns and . So. yds. ST
coIorings ............ 6 SI
39c FELT BASE HALL RUNNER: Gold
Seal and Service Bond;
plain and figured centers A yds. &I
with neat borders .... Il Dl
39c SCATTER SIZE RUGS; 18x36 Gold
Seal; 24x48 rag rugs; 23x36 A for CeI
Congoleum make rugs. Il SI
69c and 79c RAG OR GRASS RUGS;
36X63 rag rugs; 24x48 chenille border,
plaid center rag rugs; o for CSW
27X54 reversible grass rugs. - Sl
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
6. u. Professor Talks
On Washington S Law

Edward Stafford, professor of
Jurisprudence at Georgetown Uni
Versity, will be principal speaker
at luncheon celebration of Wash
ington's Birthday by the Cosmo-
politan Club tomorrow, at the
Carlton Hotel. Mr.. Stafford will
discuss Washington and His Rela-
tions to the Law"
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

$I.69 STENCILED MATING RUGS:
s 1T. SxS TT. in; extra closely woven;
Oriental and floral pat &V
SOC SCATTER SIZE RUGS; 27x54 in.
size Congoleum or hit and
miss rag rugs; 3x6 IT. . for &1
grass rugs ............. - S1
CSC VELVET CARPET; 27 in. wids; hit
and miss effect with green . ydS. &V
or rust band borders .. = Sl
SL6S BRIDGE LAMPS; heavy base;
ornamented stick and arm; COM CpV
plete with parchment shade. Il
6Sc TABLE COVERS; s4x54 in. size;
scalloped edge oilcloth, o for GT
in neat patterns ...... - SL
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

WOMEN'S VESTS AND BLOOMERS:
wool tint; rayon stripe; A prs. O.
sizes SO to so ,.......... %A
81 FULL FASHIONED RINGLESS
HOSE; silk from toe to
top; newest shades; 8la to D prs. O.
1O12; selected seconds " ID o.
81 RAYON AND ACETATE GOWNS
AND PAJAMAS; l and 2-pc. patamas;
nicely trimmed gowns trimmed with
imported laces; sizes is . for CT
The Washington times., 1937-02-24

WOMEN'S SOC RAYON UNDIES; bloom
ers, stepins, panties and
vests; trimmed with i'm a for &T
ported laces ............
PURE SILK HOSE; perfect quality
ringless chiffon and serv- A prs. &T
ice weight; ga to 1Ola. %A
SOC OUTSIDE PURE SILK HOSE; serv-
ice weight with Isle top; . prs. &V
newest shades; 9la to IL. %A
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Piece Goods
Dom eStiCS
Curtains

sIxsO HOUSEKEEPER BED SHEETSl
wide hens; full bleached;
classed as run Of the . for S1
mill ................ W
COLoRED KRINKLE BED SPREADS;
fun double bed size
aoxso; rose, blue. green . for 81
and gold ................ W
STANDARD PILLOW CASES; full
bleached; wide hens:
full size 42x36; run OF In for ST
the mill ............. Nv ~A
7OxSO PART WOOL BLANKETS; heavy
weight; sateen bound; rose, blue, &I
green and orchid block plaids. %A
''FABRAY' WASHABLE SHADES;
complete with fixtures;
size 3x6 IT.; slight seconds; A for @T
ecru, ivory and green ... %A
FEATHER BED PILLOWS; genuins
AGA. and fancy ticking
filled with new steriliZed . for @I
1eatherS ................. - epA
NEW SPRING CURTAINS; fancy mar
quisette priscilla, tailored
pairs and cottage sets; . prs. @T
2l2 yards long ........O STA
1Sx36 TURKISH BATH TOWELS; as.
sorted color borders IN for @H
and plain white .... AV S1
PART LINEN TEA TOWELS; assorted
color borders; full On for CT
bleached; sizes 13x24 ~ sYl
39c LINEN FINISH LUNCH CLOTHS;
fancy platds, size 42x42 A for e.
laSt colors ............... Il epA
69c PRINTED MARoUISETTE CUR.
TAlNS; new floral de-
signs; plain and tailored . prs. @E
and tie-back priscilla p. = S1
4O-in. RAYON TAFFETA; whtta
peach, pink, blue, maize a yds. @H
and green; fast colors U Sl
1000 yds. ASSORTED CURTAIN FAB
R,CS; Ea'osj. cream. cream. eerG 1 and % for G.