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The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

Women shoppers over this part of
Arizona are finding that there is
always splendid selection of art
needlework wool, yarns, boucle, and
accessories to be found at The Knit
and Weave Shop, located at Tucson,
and that here the highest quality and
latest styles in these lines are offered
at the most reasonable prices.
They also have everything in the
way of knitting fashions and have
the latest styles in yarns for knitting
every type of garment and a COM
plete line of knitting needles, and the
various materials which are used.
They will be glad to give you instruc-
tions or give you any help you may
desire in knitting, weaving or other
art needle work.
Knitting is now enjoying great
revival and knitted sweaters and
suits have come into high favor among
women everywhere IICJ OAAOA -
very convenient service in giving free
instruction in knitting, so it Is very
easy to learn. If you will just go
there they can show you the latest
methods and also supply you with
everything you need in the way Cf
yarns and other accessories.
Weaving is now the vogue all over
the country and everyone should have
an interest in this art which was so
popular among the ladies for many
centuries.
The Knit L. Weave Shop located
at Tucson are to be congratulated
upon their foresight in establishing
service of this character and upon the
excellent stock selected for the wom-
en- of this part of the state.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

The Arizona Welding Works are
ar economical factor in the mechani-
cal life of this section of the state as
they offer a service that saves people
the purchase of much new material.
Thew have a complete acetylene
and electric plant including both a
stationary and portable plant. 1t has
teen until late the American habit to
throw anything away that was broken
hut with the coming of modern weld
ing establishments like this one peo-
pie. have found that they can save
much time and money by having
parts welded and that they Will last
as long as new.
The Arizona Welding Works have
d reputation for successful welding
operations performed and will gladly
estimate on any job-large or small
any place. Take your small bcok-
er metal parts to the shop and they
will be welded while you wait if you
so desire.
They have a modern plant and in
addition portable outfits and are We'll
prepared to weld all metals. They
have welders who thoroughly under
stand the science of welding and you
may rest assured that a welding job
done here will be done right.
They also offer an expert boiler
service and are prepared to take care
of all boiler retubing and welding.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment the Arizona
Welding Works upon the conduct of
on institution that is aiding in the
continuous operation of industry and
refer their activities to the people or
this part of the state.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
By Daniel I. Mcnamara.

DUDY VALLEE, whose radio pro-
~ grams of the past decade have
been a short cut to fame and for
tune for many present day celebri-
ties, has been successful not alone
in the choice of new artists for
his long-continued radio entertain
ments, but also in his selection OF
popular songs. Like the participants
IN his programs, his new musical
sumbers have had a high rating
fD public acceptance-a fact gener.
ally explained by Vallee's rigid
requirements.
The relatively short life Of cur
rent popular songs, due to their
being played to an early grave once
they have caught on with the
public, has multiplied the problems
q men like Vallee. Himself q
Gifted and versatile composer OF
Songs-he is one of the best-known
- the popular song creators rep
feeentation In the American So
Dlety Of Composers, Authors and
Hublishers-he knows the impor'
Vance Of maintaining q steady flow
g suitable new songs through, his
weekly entertainment.
Many are composing and writing
popular sonSs but there are few
hitA 10 selsst suitable numbers
from the material at hand, Vallee
has evolved q method Of trying out
Che new numbers on himself When
q song IL suggested for radio use
,Vallee obtains recording OF the
1Qmh@ plaEs = In the privacy Of
CMssic Features
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

The Isadore Posner Neon & Sign
Shop are making this part of the
state one of the most modern shop
ping centers of the world. To have
Neon sign is a sign of modernism
and if you have place where win
dow display is worth while, all Will
hesitate in the face of that which Is
new and novel, a Neon sign.
The Isadore Posner Neon & Sign
Shop have a modern studio in charge
of people who have made study OF
signs and displays and who under
stand how to get the attention of the
passerby as well as to produce sign
that will make him hesitate and linger
until the impression desired is record
ed in his memory never TO be forgot
ten.
In this age of highly competitive
business it is necessary that every
business house that desires success
have signs and displays that viii gel
the business. People are busy and
with the rapid transportation and cor
fusion of the age it rs necessary tc
have a sign that will leave an indelF
BILE memory. The shining white tow
ers left an impression Of the famous
citv of ElDorado THAT lasted through
out the centuries Your business
place should have a sign that vii
leave a mental impression that vii
bring business for years
In this review we are pleased tt
compliment them upon the indivld
uarfty and durability of the signs
which are guiding the people of this
mart of the state to shopping places
by the lure of their attractiveness.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
THE ACQUISITION
INSTITUTE OF PHOENIX
Located At 1917 E. Monte Vista Rd.,
Phoenix, Is Under The Able Pro-
fessional Direction OF w. E. Dan
iel, Who Features The ACQUISITION
For People Who Are Hard OF
Hearing-It Has A Lifetime Guar
antee - Phone 3-747S.

The ACQUISITION Institute of PhOe-
nix are performing great service In
the interest of humanity by the DIS
tribution of the ACQUISITION Clearing
add; at the same time gaining the
commercial success that is deserving
by those who perform service to the
public.
To be hard of hearing is one OF
the most annoying of afflictlons-but
it chan ge overcome with the Acous-
ticon. without that aid you
are no longer able to take the inter
est in life as you lose much of the in
innate conversation and it is only
with effort that your companions can
talk with you; often much of this Is
lost. You become a person apart and
lose out on many of the pleasures OF
life as we'll as being at a disadvan-
tage in business and social affairs
Regardless of the amount of your
hearing, loss of it is just annoying OF
considered hopeless, the Individually
fitted new ACQUISITION will compen-
safe for your hearing loss.
The ACQUISITION is combination OF
modern mechanical genius and sclen-
tific skill and is today the most per
feet instrument devised for the al
deviation of hardness of hearing. With
it you can hear all the ordinary con-
versation and could even leaves
drop" if you desired. They explain
the instrument in detail and will give
you a demonstration with the ne"
Amoguage and Acousticope, which
insures a scientific fitting.
In making this review we are
pleased to refer to all the people the
great work that is being done by The
ACQUISITION Institute and would sug
gest that those interested call or write
for a demonstration and the enlight-
ening booklet, "Royal Road to 9
Joyous Hearing"
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

In the advancement of the last
decade there is no profession that
mas come forward more rapidly than
ChiropracUic and in this part of the
country there is no one who has been
more successful than DR.. T. G. Full
len.
Chiropractic is philosophy,
science and art of things natural; a
system of adjusting the calculations
of the human spine by hand for the
elimination of the cause OF disease,
and as an exact science has existed
throughout the ages, but its knowl-
edge was tabulated only some 40
years ago.
The trend of the times is toward
doing everything III a 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.
T. e Fullen, Chiropractor, of
Mesa, has well appointed offices and
will be pleased to welcome anyone
and explain in detail how chiroprac-
tic is related to them and show by
practical demonstration the working
of the science as practiced according
to the latest methods.
We are pleased in this review to
compliment him on the merited sue
cess he is making in the practice of
the profession and upon the excel
lent 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. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

his studio or home several times
in succession. Then he plays the
number from memory several times,
usually on the piano. Then the
number is forgotten for week at
least.
When he believes a suitable time
has elapsed, he tries to play the
number again from memory. To
the extent that he is able to recall
the song, both as to music and
words, he gives the number his
approval for radio use. If the mum.
Der has failed to. register in his
mind, it is discarded as lacking
the undefnable qualities that make
for popular song success. What
these qualities are, Vallee does not
attempt to describe. He is convinced
that If he doesn't recall the song,
the public will be equally unimpres.,
sed. Thus he exemplifies the alb
tribute which Gilbert Hubbard de,
fined as something rarer than abiIi-
ty 4. "the ability 10 recognise
ability"
One Of the songs linked Win
vallee's earlier radio days was tbs
"Stein Song" which he resurrecte6
from comparative oblivion, dressed
In suitable orchestration. and mad
into q national hit
Among his latest stunts Of n
same sort Is the revival Of "Vienf|
vieni," which had . ehort-live4
vogue In Europe several years. a@Q
and was, unknown until Valla
applied his magic touch and eeU
it hurting to the top q the Zen1
| best-sellers.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

The Oak Tavern at Florence is a
place of distinction and individuality
as it offers a service that has no
superior, but has many imitators.
For those thirsty ones this estab-
lishment is also a popular haven as
they serve beyond question beer,
wine and liquor that would be very
hard to beat for quality and taste
and a visit here will prove it.
AS soon as you step across the
Threshold you will be very favorably
impressed with the genial and COM
Portable air of the place and will be
in a mood to thoroughly enjoy your
meal and beverages.
"Serving real Mexican dishes pre-
pared by their famous Mexican cook,
The Oak Tavern at Florence Is a
haven for all who love the tasty Mex
lean delicacies such as enchiladaS,
friiiles. refritos, chalupas, huevos con
chilli. arroz con chilli, chilli rellenos,
tacos chicken, and many other Mexi-
can dishes.
The service is pleasant as both
Spanish and American are spoken
here and you have no trouble in con-
versing about the dishes that you de-
sire. They give you real Mexican
service and anticipate your every
wish.
In making this review we are
pleased to call the attention of the
people to The Oak Tavern at Flor
ence, which adds touch of novelty to
this part of the state and should be
visited by all tourists as well as the
local people.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
MRS. INCA 0. BELL
Located At Z7O N. Church ST., Tue
son, Offers An Excellent Service In
Swedish Massage, Reducing Treat.
ments, Colonic Irrigation-Phone
4I65.

To those who are not feeling fit
and who would like to recapture a
normal sense of vitality and physical
well-being, Mrs. Inga o. Bell offers
the perfect answer.
She is a capable masseuse and
under her trained hand you will feel
new life come back into the muscles
end that tired and WORKOUT feeling
disappear Swedish Massage is fam
Gus all over the world for the good II
can accomplish when properly admin
istered at it is here
She also features reducing treat
ments and will effectively rid you OF
unwanted fat and at the same time
give you new energy and pep by her
method instead of the weakness and
impaired vitality which often accom-
panies reducing when attempted by
proprietary medicines.
She features colonic irrigation
and can give these treatments with
nc embarrassment or discomfort OF
any kind. Colonic irrigations vii
free you to a great extent from sus
ceptibility to colds and other die
eases.
In making this review we take &
genuine pleasure in complimenting
Mrs. Inga o. Bell upon her service:
and recommending her to our read
ers.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
NOT SERIOUS

One of the partners of the firm
had died, and young Ronald, the SEN
ior clerk, fancied there might be a
chance for promotion, so he visited
the other member of the firm.
s'I'm sorry to hear of Mr.. Jones,
DEATH" he said, "and wondered II
YOU would let me take his place"
"I should very much" came the
reply, "If you can get the undertaken
to arrange it.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

Edgar Henry Auto Top & Uphol-
stery Shop conduct an auto renewal
establishment that is noted for the
completeness and efficiency of It's
service
They are expert body surgeons and
feature repairing of tops or bodies,
metal parts and tenders. If you have
been unfortunate and gotten in q
smash-up they are ready to repair or
rebuild your body or straighten out
your tenders and your car when they
turn it over to you again will look
absolutely like new and there will be
no squeaks nor rattles anywhere.
Their charges for repair work are
very reasonable.
They also feature auto painting
and can either completely refinish
your car so that it will look like new
or can touch it up if you have scrap
ed the paint off in some manner.
There is no phase of tops or uphol-
STEERING that is not taken care of here
and if it is repairs that you want
they will be glad to give you an esti-
mate, do the job reasonably and give
you a job of the highest quality.
In making this review we desire to
call the attention of the people to the
great economic value the service of
this shop is to the people and to i'm
press upon them the necessity of be-
ing thrifty and keeping all the autos
and trucks on the move as long as.
possible.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

NEW YORK (SpeciaD-Ground
has been broken and hundreds of
workmen are busy erecting the
100000 railroad exhibit at the
New York Worlds Tais 1888 un"
DIR the sponsorship of the Eas'-
ern Presidents Conference.
The railroad display will be the
lsrgest in the history of transpor-
tatlon with rs Eastern lines fl
nan-ing the show and railroads
from all sections of the nation
ard many foreign countries show
ing their facilities for comfort,
efficiency in operation and their
growth under private ownership.
The main building will be
nearly . quarter of mile long.
laid ~p. 10 IN S-shape and termi-
nstins b h< shove periStyle ar
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

rangement which suggests a
roundhouse for steam locomo-
tives. Two huge pylons, a statu-
airy group and beautiful foun-
tain will grace the courtyard and
thu xxi! VIII Lead IL { second ex-
hibit occupying $500 feet Of
tracks, where the public MAJ
climb into engine cabs. examine
electric locomotives and enjoy
themselves to the utmost.
From a large grandstand Trey
may watch pageant of transpor-
tation and in another structure
they may see the biggest more.
railroad ever put together w IT,
trains running on schedule arc
signals and safety devices operat-
ing just as they do on full-sizse
line.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
I. c.. FULLEN
CHIROPRACTOR

located At z S. Macdonald ST., Mesa,
Is A Graduate Licensed Chiroprac-
tor Who Practices According To
The Latest Scientific Methods
He is Competent And Quick At
Analysis And Adjustment-Get On
The High Road To Health By Let
ting Chiropractic Remove The
Cause Of Disease-Office Hours
10 A M. To P. M.-House Calls
- Phone 533 - Residence Phone
$685..
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
VALLEY MACHINE
WORKS

Located At 3O6 S. Seventh Avenue,
Phoenix, Offer An Expert Service
In General Machine Work OF All
Kinds - All Work Done By Able
And Experienced Machinists -
Their Charges Are Always Very
Observation-Disclosures Personal Man.
agement OF c. F. Johnson-Phone
3-6419.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
KNIT & WEAVE SHOP

Located At 14O N. Stone Ave-, Tue
son, Feature One OF The Finest
And Largest Lines OF Yarns In
The Stakeholder Mail Service
Anywhere - Have The Only Com
plete Blocking System in The State
Have Weaving Looms With Both
Foot And Hand Power And Offer
Complete Observation-Disclosures The
Direction OF Marion E. Williams,
Formerly with Levy's - Phone
4651.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
MRS. GEO. A. ONMEROD
KNIT GOODS

Located At 1903 N. 9TH ST., Phoenix,
Offers An Excellent Selection OF
Imported And Domestic Yarns And
Instruction In All Knitting And
Needlework - Complete Blocking
Service - Have Patrons From All
Over The State Where They Can
Find One OF The Largest Selec-
tions In The Southwest - Phone
3-4433.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
THERE'S A REASON!

"But why did your father spank
you for joining the Book of the
Month Club?" asked a visiting lady.
'Ts he opposed to better literature!
mo, that's not it." said the preco-
cious child. ''You see, pas mall
carrier"
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
EDGAR HENRY AUTO
TOP & UPHOLSTERY
SHOP

Located At $40 w. jefferson ST.,
Phoenix, Offer An Expert Service
In Auto Body And Fender Repair
ing, Auto Upholstering And Auto
Painting - Specialize In Complete.
Iy Rebuilding Wrecked Cars -
Their Charges Are Always Right
viii Be Glad To Send For
Wrecked Car, Repair 1t And Re-
turn 1t All In Order - Phone
3-39O2.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
ARIZONA
WELDING WORKS

Located At 40 S. Fourth Avenue,
Phoenix, Featuring Welding OF Ali
The Metals, Boiler Repairs And
Have Portable Welding Equipment
For Outside Jobs - Phone 3-92O6;
Night Calls 1884 - Under The
Personal Direction OF Ben Hyde.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
ISADORE POSNER
NEON & SIGN SHOP

Located At 1O3 w. Congress Street,
Tucson, Are Designers, Manufac-
turers, Sales And Service For Neon
Signs-A Neon Display Is A Sure
Lure To All Eyes And Is Bound
To Make Your Place The Center
OF Passing Observation-Disclosures
Signs OF All Kinds-Phone 240.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29
THE OAK TAVERN

Located In Florence, Is A Popular
Place To Drop In When In Flor
ence For Quality Wines, Liquors,
Beer And Spanish Dishes-Under
The Direction Of Leo Bloch, Who
Invites All.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-29

"Some of you pedestrians wall
as if you owned the streets"
eyes. and some of you motorists
drive around just as if you owned
your cars"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-10

in hats with up upward lift to the
brim. Dropping brim lines hide the
face and emphasize any dropping
lines in it.
The hat most becoming to a
woman with a double chin is usually
che with a moderate brim, whose
lines or trimming call attention to
the top of the head and, thus, away
from the lower part of the face.
Short wells cut the face line and
tend to increase its appearance OF
width They should be avoided by
women whose faces and necks are
over-plump.
New party dresses which the older
woman can wear to bridge, an in
formal dinner or the theater, are
designed of soft crepe or velvet in
black and the new fall colors. The
first thought in the selection of both
fabric and design has been to
achieve an effect of softness, flatter-
ing to the face and figure. Severity
and heaviness are gone.
The clubwoman's problem of find
ing an evening dress she can wear
on many occasions and which will
conceal, instead of reveal, her figure
faults, is settled with a long-sleeved
floor length frock or a decollete eve
ming gown topped by long sleeved
jacket.
These are The kindest of evening
clothes to problem figures, since
they tend to conceal big arms, thin
necks and convex diaphragms.
Here are helps for choosing flat
tering party frocks for the woman
whose weight is worry:
Softly fitting bodices and sleeves
make the outlines of a big arm less
definite High, tight armholes and
sleeves which fit closely tend to
emphasize its size
A soft extension of an evening
gowns shoulder line will cover a
too-plump arm top and a reason
ably high line under the arm will
conceal an under arm bulge. (These
two defects often ruin the appear
ance of an older woman in evening
clotheSD
A long straight bolero or a still
longer jacket which fits easily at
the waistline, camouflage the lines
OF bulging diaphragm
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-10
S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau


Increasing coudness Friday
crate easey Friday moderate
hght FRIDAY light
moderate fresh
Moderate
ham
AasKa except fresh
Frederick Sound Strait and strong
Forecast along
moderate aseB WINDS tonight becoming
southeast
to strong southeast WINDS tonight
Hcnprook PROBABLY gale force
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT AM TODAY


Seattle talrpoD temperature Belngham partly
%; Victoria
cloudy 81 Island
Prince Rupert clear 49, Kechkan partly
49, Wrangel partly cloudy 36;
81 Cape Spencer cloudy 49, Hoonah partly
Radiovie,
Haines cloudy Tuequah
dova showing 3d. Chitna cloudy 49, Mccarthy
cloudy 49, Anchorage showing 81 cloudy
cloudy 49, Ruby showing TO- Nuao
McCirath 49, Goovin
Council showing Is; Nome showing 16
11.-Sunrise sunset3 pm
The of high barometric that
Alaskan
this morning the 1904
OF considerable intensity prevailed
Bristol
The barometric falling rapidly
Western portions Alaska
the southeastern
tation at the Seattle airport at the
Freezing temperatures prevailed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-10
Chicago to Have
Huge New Subway

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-A $37,-
$4,000 subway for Chicago became
a certainty.
PWA Administrator Harold l..
Ickes, who is a Chicagoan, rec
commended to President Roosevelt
that be approve a PWA grant of
eighteen million dollars toward con-
struetion of the system. The bal
ance will be raised through financ-
ing by the city.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-10
BY ADELAIDE KERR
AP Fashion Editor

Party clothes for the American
clubwoman have color and dash
this year
Warm wines and plum-purples,
suave blue-greens and mist blues
flatter faces which are frankly forty.
And dresses are cut to smarter lines
that are not as 1.-the as they used
to be. The best are designed to re-
fleet maturity and conceal face and
figure faults.
New party hats for clubwomen
are turbans of twisted velvet in
such color blends as dark plum,
grayed mauve and smoky blue.
There also are fur-trimmed toques
and dark felts with rolling brims
and a splash of color in wing trim.
Since hats can make or break the
appearance of the mature woman,
consider these profile tips before
making a choice
Mature women generally look best