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Show Sxperf Eye Care by ! fi H Heindselman ill Dr. II optometrist 1) QyicK SERVICE FOR LENSE i V REPLACEMENTS OR jQ eye EXAMINATIONS 11. Gifts Diamonds Jewelry Watches "' Heindselman 55'Optical & Jewelry Co. flj,nter - Prove, Utah (: R a d i oIi y Television J f j Service J! ) FRanklin -3-4713 226 So. Univ. Ave., Provo MBfl 0a mowing 4 - " - or tilling t - " . - ? !! w I . - - - v - - , 4 . ...you do either EASIER with a (lOREfEgft Step behind a Chorcmastcr and step lightly away from the customary drudgery of lawn BUY and garden tasks. fuM)CMACTED Fr mowing and leaf pulverizing, there's a CHUKtMAiltK Choremaster Rotary Mower tailored to your i CACIIY yard and budget and its exclusive features EASILY... On CQSt you no morct if you're a gardener , , . the Choremaster Tiller'Mower-one-casy-going exclusive combination power tool does all your hardest 1 ' jobs ... spading, mowing, weeding, edging, MOW-V7TOW furrowing, aerating and leaf pulverizing. Pay Plan Choremaster power equipment for outdoor ' housekeeping is famous for quality; econonv Only 'ca' ar" dependable in performance. We'll gladly arrange free demonstrations of Rotary in7 r4nun Mowers, combination TillerMowers, Garden iuo w Tractors, Chain Saws and Power Hole ' Diggers. SEE CHOREMASTER IN ACTION and be convinced! SPRINGVILLE FEED 97 South Main Phone HU 9-4671 Hie decision ofgJ Arthur .MaxweU Klj Frl here once was an intelligent young man named Arthur Maxwell. f I He thought he would like to "step up" to a "medium-priced" car. So he went and looked at a model just "a few dollars more" than a j Ford. At first glance it looked good. But when he got inside the car he exclaimed, "No radio? No heater ?-No automatic transmission? of r You call ticCuxu-ryPP" He soon saw that a "'gy:car with equipment j he wanted became a HIGH -priced car. So, being an intelligent 'young man I he dashed off to his Ford Dealer fp and bought a raWw-the true 1 luxury car in the low-price field-with all the equipment he wanted, for M j kss money than the stripped-dowh model he thought he wanted.jif ) id) "'t Yy as Arthur did? , j ord prices are lower . . . Ford trades are higher 1 Ford prices start as low as 1 8 2400 f.d.a.f. J G. LOWRY ANDERSON, INC. j 330 So. Main Our 26th Year with Ford Dial HU 9-564 1 C0NLY FORD DEALERS SELL A-l USED CARS AND TRUCKS AN ANNUAL REPORT FROM RldRiAfEO,. 1 R the people j pl it serves... fPlPS Freight revenue in 1956 was only 1.30 cents per ton mile . . . proof (f that Rio Grande provided dependable, economical service for You fTL, ? i shipper or receiver. I I Revenue per passenger mile was only 2.31 cent3...proof that Rio j JPi ij Grande provided convenient, economical service for You, a traveler. iL YFS ft B peop xksy who own f.. Rio Grande operating revenues in 1956 were $81,355,116. Net income '-ljX 1 was $12,198,126, a translation of 14.99 per cent of gross to net. ' 'fn.ji j From this return of $5.61 per share of common stock, $2.50 wai .. 1 paid in dividends. Accelerated amortization amounted to 76 cents. The JXvik remaining $2.35 was allocated to the continuing improvement pro- vCF3 gram necessary to insure the railroad's future earning potential. A-jf m, I Improvements slated for 1957 call for expenditure of $7 million dollars. H,lRlr Sound operation and dedication to progress keynote manage- Y ; ment's report to Rio Grande stockholders. ,&'tm ) ... - - n ,f,opeop,e (f3 v i 11 KzPW who work for it... j j Rio Grande's payroll in 1956 was $33,910,229. Average employee . (jp;;' l : ! ) count was 5,996. Average annual wage was $5,665. ris ' I ' A realistic pay scale, modern plant and equipment, continuous 'imf'" ' ''' safety programs and alert, friendly management are Rio Grande's fafS ' ;i way of making your job better, and you better for your job. VTSLL T ' ! I ' Rio Grande's operating ratio (ratio of expenses to revenues) t ,, was 63.12 per cent in 1956. Unusual 0 j In railroading anywhere, this ratio indicates how your railroad safeguard . the confidence and Investment placed In It by YOU ... -.I shipper, receiver, passenger, owner or employe. the direct central transcontinental route DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD i llpui at nm same papulae muvei , - '', ,f - - t - x- " 1 ' - : J . I SlK Qut of Kentucky the great bourbon country, comes the greatest oahel all mellow, wannhearted, aged to perfection six full years IfcW.i Ancient Age. We challenge you to find a better bourbon, ken- ;sht Bourbon Whistey" 6 Years Old . 86 Proof . Anaent J Sfc2& Age Distilling Company, Frankfort, Kentucky |