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Why Colusa Natural Oil Is So Costly to Produce

Well No. 1 Showing Pumping

Pier Above Flood Water.

Colusa Natural Oil comes in

solution with water. Wells No.

1, 2 and 3, and receiving tanks,

into which thousands of gal-

lons of water are pumped for

each gallon of oil recovered.

Each of the big tanks holds

over 5,000 gallons but less

than two gallons of oil are pro-

duced for each 5,000 gallons

of water pumped into them.

Well No. 4 now down about

900 feet. Pay oil expected

soon.

Why Colusa Natural Oil Is Not Expensive to Use

Results Count An Illustrative Case. In 1934,

*' Walter"" worked in one of Los Ang-eles' swanky

clothing stores. His hands and feet became afflicted

with Athlete's Foot or Ringworm. The resulting

discomfort, pain and unsightliness became so bad

that he was forced to give up his position. In 1940

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