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Practical Farin Re*i
The National A ti°n c: T
Chains Va" i" »*'l a HrV’v i- •
in? book Vt ontir’-'d "Pro/ p-*| r. ,■».
Relief —Otio Y< r,' of Cony o - •;?
Progress." decline wPh th< v
produror consumer ramp:• isrii
riad or. by 37.006 chr.in stir*
the 48 states.
These campaigns came into l
ing as the result of 3 confer- r
between tho chain mninagem-* *
and representatives of the N'atlc: u
Cooperative Counci l which spenl;>
for hundreds of thou and of or
ganized farmers. So far. spec!: 1
campaigns to move surpluse c-f
canned peaches, beef, dried fni’t
turkeys. lambs and other pro in
have been carried on —and. acce i 1
ing to spokesmen for farmer'
groups, have been highly sneer -
ful in every instance. They ha'*
stabilized prices, disposed of tr« *
mendous quantities of produce. ■< u
opened up new, permanent mar
kets for agriculture.
Every conceivable type of ad
vertising and promotion is u -I
in the campaigns. Newspi ’ -ir
handbills, the radio, store and win
(low pennants, posters, show *
displays, recipes—the'-e are only <
few of the devices employed to in
terest the consumer. All the •x
--pense—and It is heavy-—is born.* by
the chains, and not one cent is
asked of or received lrom if - * »
operating farm organizations.
Such campaigns are imssible only
when a large number of organ*/ ■!
retail outlets are available. T; ••
full selling effort of 37.n<>0
can be thrown behind a campaign
in an incredibly short tini In th
beef campaign, for example, ju- *
35 business days elapsed betv * l.
the request for assistance by woiri
ed growers and the opening of the
sale. The turkey sales was rolling
in even faster time.
More such campaigns will be cu
ried on periodically in the futr v
They represent sound, succe '
and practical farm relief.
o ,
—Or Else
In 1930, the Federal debt \
$16,000,000,000. Today it approaches
s36.ooo,ooo,ooo—because in re< nt
years Federal expending •» ha*e
exceeded revenue by about 100 rer
x cent-
Thus we are now In a posit on
similar to that of the post-war days
when the nation faced a trem mi-
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I EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH THF.
NEW GOODYEAR TIP, S FOR
HOLIDAY TRIP
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See the New Goodyear R. I. Tire. It's a K; >ckout.
Bring your car in and let us cheek your ti; - ' lor that
vacation trip. You should have tth r u: servced
We use the best and latest methods.
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How about your Battery?
We have the Willard.
«
Coolidge Auto Supply Co.
IJ. C. JAYNE. Proprietor
EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
B IHnM 1!■ II 111 ' " il -TT
ll COMPARE THESE..
I© ESSENTIAL POINTS
■ -e.
H Here’s m house paint that has everything. Made to the rigid
Kfg du Pont standards, every gallon is pre-tested on du Pont “Paint
Farms.” Exposed to every conceivable weather condition, it
| - must lick them all before it ever reaches ouashelves. This pre
wm ga testing is your assurance of com- __
1 plcte satisfaction on every job. 53,60 Gallon
HEINIES ELECTRIC COMPANY
Agent
COOLIDGE - - - ARIZONA
on:; debt, largely occasioned by
*'.»•- n p. wets. After t*
w : ]i< .. 1 1. g v rnm . t
jp . • h r * T-abh.* e<Pnom;
ii. ; f!; i a’'-! . •.( d< ht •
ill;. .i d -w.i. Today the dbt
.. (iuctiin problem i n g so s.inj').*,
f< : th*' F«-deia government, to an
hitert* I i
( ini. V;. and *■(>:. tantlv expaP 1
in 1 iireaucr icy ihat cost u more
than .>7.000,1100,000 a year.
Senator Byrd of Virginia, one of
th** f* co: irre ional advo at* s ;»t
toumli'er figur* . Tin Federal < v 1
. „ i-uti ii> excluding i<
lief, i.id.-a . iii<l p* i. ion i oil-
grew at the rate of 1,000 person a
month bi*tw*‘ n IT cemher. 1934, a;:*!
September, 1936. It now costs the
ta .pay is >1 ,r*ou,‘ -"I ota) a year. And
so rapidly ha- mi. bureaucracy ex
panded its operations, that mor -
than vf > pe < nt of the person, el
k is employ. : i-le Washington.
Senator By i ,y a l o. citing nn
i other exninp’e of bureaucrat.c
growth: “In March, 1933, the g«,v-
{eminent w a '..-asi g 6.0>4 bu *l
- ings or part of bt.il lings nttsid •
of Washington. Botv.n n then aid
July 1. Ii 36. the lea red number
rose to 11,842* ah hough in the
meantime the go\ moment has but
66 » new ’mil a' * < • t of S■32:'
000,000."
• R 8 G Cars Trouble Free *
* Stressing carefree Summer driving and motoring safety on vacation
trips, a plan to place mechanically sound used cars on the road is now in
progress to local Ford Dealers. Cooperation with motorists in
this resp - the R & G used car plan which is a means used by Ford
iealrrs to " -rte renewed and guaranteed cars offered for sale. Pic
tured .•'hi -i satisfied R Sc G used car buyer on the road, which reports
•Wow. to trouble free mileage. Inset, the buyer appraises the R&G tag
ahich assures her 100 percent satisfaction or her money back.
BOB’S PLACE
Ihe most sociable place
where you and your H? j LSa »
friends will receive a
cheery welcome and We t R/r
served to your entire satis- .Ara
faction by experienced •
caterers. ' /%
WINES, LIQUORS, BEER, CIGARS,
AND SOFT DRINKS
POOL and BILLIARDS
IViain Street Coolidge, Arizona
WHY FORD DEALERS
I at FORD DEALERS only .
See
GROVER HALL
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
THE COOUTGE E X A M 1 NEK
| Bobby Pacho, California weLoi- .
weight, scored a technical knock
out over Lou Raymond of Balti
more in 1 46 of the sixth round of
th 'ir eight-round bout at the Cfc- cv
I land Velodrome. Pacho 3ca’c, t
llflVj and Raymond *47'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Department of The
Interior
General Land Office at Phoenix.
Arizona, June 2, 1937.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Daisy D Cartmill, .formerly Daisy
D. Bethay, of Marana, Arizona, who,
on November 24, 1931, made Stock- |
Raising Homestead Entry, Act 12-29-
16, No. 070943, for Wl-2, Wl-2 E|
1-2, fil-2 SEI-4, NEI-4 NEI-4,
Section 27. Township 8 S., Range 10
E. G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish i
claim to the land above described,
before C. Wayne Clampitt, United
States Commissioner, at Tucson,
Arizona, on the 15th day of July,
1937. I
Claimant names as witnesses - ! _
K. H. Davis, of Box 90A., Tucson, i '
! Arizona.
Edward Fitzpatrick, Sr., of Ma
rana, Arizona.
Charlie Cartmill, of Tucson, Ari.
zona.
Mrs. W. B. Cummings, of Tucson,
Arizona.
P. J. KEOHANE,
Register. !
First publication June 10, 1937.
Last publication July 8, 1937.
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DR. B. L. STEWARD
Physician and Surgeor
COOLIDGE. ARIZ. »
Telephone 7C
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HARRY N. SHELLER I
| JEWELER & HOROLOG'ST §
Repairing 1
American and Swiss Watches I
Butova Watches E
S Coolidge
Myer*
i Water System*
Pumps, Jacks
and Cylinders
E. C. GRASTY
IMPLEMENT Co.
Coolidge—Casa Grande
lmng
Jfe j know the trouble. So many oil ads yell mileage, that you can’t tell
. sytfjgjk onc way or another. I don’t want my own ads to be in that class,
so I’d like you to know all I’m staking, when I personally recommend ‘
Conoco Germ Processed oil to you. In my case, you see, I’m the
Hra owner of my business. And there’s nothing makes repeat customers
for me my Germ Processed oil ... or I ought to say, the long
tr ~ mileage it gives you. The patent Germ Process makes this oil get
■ fastened real firm to the bearings and cylinders and other parts— as
if they’d been built with an actual plating of oil that can’t separate
... can’t thin out and burn right up. Neither is it going to run down
SHEaSHB every time you stop. Then you can’t make any “dry starts” with
ftrliirunH Oil-Plating, and right there is where engineers say you will end a
UiBESeSSHB good half of all the wear you used to get in Summer. The less wear,
Kf/HEH the less oil your en 6 ine eats - You’ ll g et on to this yo urs elf. from your
Wmtnmßßß cool quiet Oil-Plated engine. And that’s how I make another good
friend for my Conoco Germ Processed oil.
rkv r.Tjfe GERM PROCESSED OIL
Iffaw t/for JHi&fe 7?le*c4a«r
Drive in and lets get acquainted. Let me ex
plain why oil plating gives you longer motor
mileage.—R. S. MASSAN, lessee, Phone 23
ESCROWS CONVEYANCING
SURETY TITLE & TRUST CO.
Phone 102 Florence, Arizona
Abstracts of Title Certificates of Title
TITLE INSURANCE ISSUED BY
PHOENIX TITLE & TRUST COMPANY
PINAL TITLE AND TRUST CO.
Abstracts of Title,
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ESCRO W S
Phone 120 ...... . Florence, Arizona
Title Insurance issued by Phoenix Title & Trust Co.
L. R. Winkler Electric Shop
Phone 165
GENERAL ELECTRIC WORK AND REFRIGERATION
SEE US FOR THE BEST OF CONDITIONING
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1937