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Show I WANTED I $ p. :! Sawyer for Contract Work ;; !: Good position for right : man. Living quarters fur- :: nished. !! I I J For the Best In FINISHED and HARD- ;: : WOOD LUMBER J :; Walnut - Ash - Elm :: J in any dimensions CALL J. B. FREESTONE $ : Uintah Timber I Company ; Vernal. Utah , SETS THE PACE FOR PLEASURE! S 'ouh M ' KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND RATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP.. N.. 86 PROOF 65 GRAIN NEUTRALSPIRITS ! Before Winter Comes! j i i Shore is a putry day f ! More like Spring than Fall. ! You know, if I wasn't comfortable j I'd swear I heard Mamie call. t i J Oh Oh, there she goes again. j J Durndest thing I ever saw. J J Ever time when I jis' git settled J What's that? What say. Maw? ' j Bring the heater up from the barn? ( On a day like this? ( j Why it's jis' barley October, I And anyway I don't want to miss i Same thing ever blamed year j No matter which way you turn ( "Heatin' stoves" an' "Chop some wood" Is all you ever hear. Well, I reckon I better git started ' 'Fore Mamie comes to boil ( Then this evenin' I'll run over to j Farmer's Co-op j An' get some fuel oil. 'Cause it might be giiiin'i' be Winter at that,, an' S ALL RIGHT, MAMIE, I'M i COMIN', DAD BLAME IT. FUEL OILS No. 1, 2 and 3 ! Farmers Co-op Station J UINTAH FARMERS' UNION COOPERATIVE ASS'N Ned Gines, Manager S ROOSEVELT, UTAH PHONE 220 Sporting Goods SPORTS WEAR Nationally Advertised Lines UINTAH SPORTSMAN CENTER Phone 207-W Roosevelt WINTER- j51??f PROTECT fMU4 your (mml TRACTOR PP. ! Wrong types of oils and greases ... or a neglected S . cooling system may "freeze" your tractor on an impor- ' tant job this winter. You'll be safe if you bring it in for a complete checkup now, and let us do everything nec- ( essary for full winter protection. CLUTCH ADJUSTING SPECIAL For This Month Only t Does your clutch slip, grab or chatter? Have it dismantled, checked, 5 and adjusted by our expert service men. At this spe- S cial IH 5-Star introductory price (Paris Nded Extra) f 103 11 Roosevelt L liHD 5-sm Implement Co. i SERVICE J phone 132 Roosevelt, Utah f For Star Performance in the Field, Get IH 5-Star Service 1 in Our Shop. ! trucker! A 1 JJdDE (SEUIWS I Is Now CHEF at DIItflNTIE'S CAH HELPER- UTAH ffi EVERYONE KNOWS JOE'S GOOD COOKING I j$ So for an Excellent Meal Come In and See Him i ' IfiWTE'S tti : JIM and CHRIS DIMINTIE. Proprietors HELPER, UTAH x Plenty of Free Parking Space in Back of Cafe for Tr::ii Why this isn't your 1950 model car This gasoline buggy, now safely tucked service station built by Standard inl97 away in dusty photograph albums, was has grown, including outlets of all comP' quite a car in its day. ft buzzed along at nies, to a network of more than a quatf 20 miles an hour, had a jaunty, rakish air, of a million stations across the count? and the people who could afford to buy ' This progreSs, spurred by compel one thought n was perfectly wonderful. win not stop. Just since the war, In fact, it was so good it might still be spent more than $450,000,000 in p'0 the car you drive but for one reason. Com- and facilities to serve you be' petition. Healthy competition among ' both automotive and oil companies that . u resulted in constantly better, lower-cost automobiles and steadily improved oils Ml "''S and gasolines. (M t 1 For one example: Here at Standard of f q. COMPANY B N California, we've pioneered literally thou- ft ORnia It sands of improvements in gasolines; ''"'"'., fc,,, P motor oils and other petroleum products W . f since the days of the horseless carriage. "L&a-w l Those you use in your car today are un- WwJf surpassed anywhere. The world's f.rst |