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Good painters everywhere will tell you why McMURTRY Paints have this lasting quality; Sold by Loading Dealers ( ' tnurrro* ust ' MANUFACTURED BY , T ta M c MuRTRYM frCo. Paint and Varnith Maker. 1533 Arapahoe St. Denver , Colo. Babbitt Bros Trading Company FOR SALE BY WINSLOW STEAM VULC. WORKS Winslow, Arizona FEDERAL ROAD BUILDING PROGRESSING RAPIDLY Federal aid road building during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1922, has progressed steadily toward the goal of almost 200,000 miles to be in cluded in the Federal-aid highway system, reports the Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department of Agriculture. On March 31, 7,335 miles had been completed since the, beginning of the fiscal year, and with three months of good construction weather still remaining' it „ appears likely that the 10,000 miles completed in the preceding fiscal year will at least be equaled. At the same time, prospects are good for rapid progress during the coming fiscal year, as on March 31 there was under construc tion 14,010 miles and slightly more than 10,000 miles in projects approv ed but which have not yet reached the construction stage. o —— It take a real friend to see you I when you are hard up. j NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NAVAJO. In the matter of the Estate of, T. E. Dye, deceased. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of an Order of the Superior Court of Navajo County, Arizona, made on the 3rd day of May, 1923, in the matter of the Es tate of T. E. Dye, Deseased, the un dersigned Administrators of the said T. E. Dye estate, will sell either in one parcel or subdivisions, as such administrators shall judge most be neficial to said Estate, the Real Ess tate hereinafter set forth, at Private Sale, to the highest sealed bidder, for the best interests of said Estate and those interested therein: The following Real Estate author ized to be sold: Lot fourteen (14) in Block one (1), A. & P. Addition to the Town of Win slow, Navajo County, Arizona. Date of Sale May 26, 1923, Place of Sale; UNION BANK & TRUST CO. BUILDING, Winslow, Arizona. [ TERMS OF SALE: Cash, promis -1 sory notes, merchandise, chattels, ' and all other items of value that will be approved by the Union Bank and ; Trust Co., Administrators, and Mary Rose*-Dye -sole legatee to such Es | tate by the Last Will and Testament 1 of T. ds*. Dye, deceased. UNION BANK & TRUST CO. By R. C. KAUFMAN, Cashier. Administrators of Estate of T. E. Dye, deceased. Dated, May 3rd, 1923. at Winslow, ; Navajo County, Arizona. 1 First Pub. May 4, 1923. Last Pub. May 18th, 1923. ARIZONAWEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Holbrook —Producers & Refiners bring a giant gasser. Winslow —Erection of new Elks Club assured. Douglas—s2so,ooo power plant to be erected at Cananea. Yuma — Southern Pacific planning to install city telephones. Casa Grande —New owners to in tall large reduction plant at Davis property. Jerome —Improvements at United Verde Smelter to increase output. Holbrook — 100,000 lb. wool clip sells for $43,000. St. Johns—Construction of St Johns Gallup highway announced. Bisbee—First 1000-ton unit of Cop per mill completed and operating. Tombstone —Water supply in Mil ler Canyon to be thoroughly invest igated. Oatman —More ,properties developing | at present time than in many years. Mesa —Construction of 10 modern homes started. Clifton—Phelps Dodge increasing scale of operations, 800 additional men needed. Phoenix —World Banking Corpora tion of New York City and Bombay capitalized 1,200,000,000 files articles of incorporation. Nogales—Plans and specifications completed for new 9-story hotel. San Simon —Further indications of oil reported in local well. Oatman —Highland Chief lets new contract for crosscutting to big vein. Yuma —Installation of new machin ery at New King mine announced. Jerome —Ore running up to 80% copper reported struck at United Ver de Extension. Phoenix —Valley hay men to be greatly benefited by new freight rates Oatman —Ore assaying s2l to ton opened in Gold Dust property. Bisbee —Permit for operation of Auto stage to Tucson to be granted. Nogales—Site donated for big Ki wanis swimming pool, work to start at once. Sununerland—2s.ooo rooted grape vines planted on White & Parker place. Phoenix —State bank deposits in crease approximately $6,000,000 dur ing past year. Bouie —Arizona Butler Mining Co. financed and operations started. Wickenburg—Abe Lincoln Copper Co. resuming active development. Christman —Copper Gold Co. to sink shaft to 1000 level. Jerome —Arizona Dearborn starts actual work on Jerome-Bisbee mine. Phoenix—Consolidation of 9 Valley cotton gain ginning and oil compa nies announced. St. Johns —Elm Hotel to be re-op ened at once. Phoenix —New road to Cactus mine completed and opened to public. Bisbee —Two additional shovels being conditioned for Sacramento Hill workings. l Yuma —Southern Pacific Co. starts work on improvement project. Casa Grande —Lettuce harvest from fields east of town under full swing. Phoenix —Polar Ice & Lily Ice Cream Co. installing distributing plant Oatman—Gold Dust mine opens up new ore averaging s2l to ton. Bisbee —Copper Queen Branch pay roll largest in many years. Tucson company to develop and ir igate 10,000 acre Rio Fuerte delta tract. Phoenix —Kay Copper Co. financed for active development. Douglas—E. P. & S. W. RR shows 22.65% increase in past three months business. Gleason—Costello poperty shipping approximately 10-cars ore monthly. Dos Cabezas —Dives mining Co. re sumes operations. Yavapai—3o-ton smelter being in stalled on Quinn property. I SERVING YMJ TOE WAHOU WANT I That is our aim. The secret of our growth lies in the fact that we have not tried to please our selves, but to please our customers. We believe in taking a warm, friendly interest in our customer’s affairs and trying to serve them in the best possible way. I UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY I i MAKE THIS AN ELECTRICAL SUMMER I ** • • •i* » * * Electric Fans :: Electric Irons Electric Washing Machines ; •• Electric Sewing Machine Motors ** ;; Elecrical labor saving appliances will :: :: make the Hot summer days “ more comfortable. :: j| * • || Let Us Serve You || I WINSLOW SUPPLY COMPANY I; Phone 128 - iMSHi I • ; • gggg |j IILES LUMBER • • r=j mensions, standard, or spe- * • daily cut to suit your own J • well-known woods, for inter- • • V £ q*" ior and exterior use. 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