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Show iff I 3s fii fiHfcy I j'l" National Distillers Prod. rtamp " Corp.,N.Y 90.4 Prop, Serving Uncle Sam ... andYOV too History Repeats Itself "We did it before . . we can do it again" . . as the popular song goes. We are doing it again .' . clearing the tracks to keep 'em rolling. Yes, history is repeating itself. The photograph photo-graph above was taken in 1917 when the fathers of today's flyers and soldiers and sail- ors boarded our trains to win victory "Over There." . . It takes a lot of ground work to make America mistress of the skies, and we're on the ground day and night, exerting every effort iin our all-out program to move men and materials mate-rials according to Uncle Sam's orders . . and we are doing it again. I Rio Grande's long years of consistent ex- 1 pansion and constant preparedness make it i possible to meet today's challenge of doing . i double duty . . serving Uncle Sam, and ful- 3 filling our ever-increasing obligation to you j shippers and travelers. Rio Grande serves a vital section of our U. S. A. Geographic location and wealth of ): resources impose upon the Intermountain West great responsibilities. Yours is the job of rais-s rais-s ing bumper agricultural crops and fat live-1 live-1 stock; supplying metals, minerals and manu-1 manu-1 factured products. Ours the task of transporting transport-ing these war supplies and materials speedily ' md dependably. : Rio Grande's regular trains, now as always, Afford comfort, speed and economy, whether ' you travel on business or for that recreation vital to maintenance of your strength and en-i en-i ergy, and we do have space to sell. Occasional deviations from regular schedules are caused by movements of troops or long freights laden i with war supplies which must be given the 'Go Ahead." We thank vou travelers for your I heerful acceptance of these occasional delays. I And certainly we aru grateful to you ship-i ship-i -ers who have aided so materially in speeding tp a!! movements by loading and unloading j our shipments so promptly. Save your tires . . your cars . . . your time nd energy. . . Travel the easy, comfortable, ! -'Gnomical -way . . Ship the quick, depend- 'le, thrifty vay . . j or inJwfKuii;: , fares, rates, scliedules FRED RASMUSSEN, Agent Telephone 18 The governm it recommends ?5----- Hoarding Coal. Store Coal Now! ADLETS FOR SALE AlfaLI'a Hay in the y?.v. Anp'y io Mahl" Pearson. FOR SALE 5-i oom modern home. Inquire of Mrs. C. N. fcr.-k-.i-. Mt. P' :i -a: :. 5-9 LOST Automobile wheel with ire. Finder please return to Moroni Johansen, Mt. Pleasant, and rrccive ro.vard. Bailed Hay for sale $10.00 per ton. Apply to John K. Madsen-, Phone 174 or 175. " Shar s T.vin Creek Irrigation Co. Wa.cr for sale. Inquire of i J. S. McAUi ter. Attorney. FOR SALE 2 shares Pleasamt Creek Irrigation Co. Water. In-quire In-quire of Jbr.n S. McAllister. Chesley L. Christensen Plumbing and Heating Telephone 152 58 North 2nd East MT. PLEASANT, - - UTAH DR. W. P. WINTERS Physician and Surgeon Office at residence Telephone 20 MT. PLEASANT, - - UTAH Do Yea Need Glasses? totolc(ari ;yes. Come to me and I will give -hem a thorough examination and idvise you as to their condition. We have the latest in frames and ean make your glasses in the latest shapes. You don't have to r,o out of your own county for he best in Optical Service. Dr. E. G. Mills OPTOMETRIST MT. PLEASANT. - - UTAH for Hay and Grain CHOPPING Contact Marlen Cloward MT. PLEASANT. - - UTAH 0m3tm near "a coons age f hpfore vou ana hw II I constantly draimng do r i-sss i mum ? zxB - ssu Vis - . - And still another h agnet. grade. 0 I L |