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Show - u - The Best for Every Household Need! See . FRED R. DAVIS Phone . ii -i Fine Quality tfTU BORDEAUX MIXTURE ' -Afun&icide'llb 35 Zf' Mfl A LEAD ARSENATE A ! f &S favorite insecticide, lib j " " RED ARROW GARDEN tei SPRAY For sucking' . (fa - w mm " GRANT'S ant CON- i ! "Z TROL Quick, effective p . fl gpA- jpy IfEggk for house ant control. . . JjK Wr1 TRI-OGEN ROSE SPRAY i V$V' Fungicide, insecticide ' ' Wipj S'QI and plant stimulant 149 j rjJ& xiaiff Get the Bugs c Sfc Esfore They Get Your QardenI i ' G. LOYRY ANDERSON, INC. Phone 177 Ford Dealer Springville V2 O t " " """"" "" y SWO' V ..in i.n...i i .. .tfMr r . m Q ffJ MILK IS e& A JpL COMPLETE Jh FOOD Y-i NO NEED TO WORRY . . . I if Johnny's appetite is lagging as long as he . drinks his milk. Our ! V . I wholesome creamy, ; 1 rich milk will supply , , I him with all the body - I building materials he ; I needs. Be sure to have ; v I a quart on hand at all k times! SANITARY DAIRY Lee Miner, Manager Phone 377-M Springville, Utah "One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nation evermore!" HOLMES FLAG DAY 1777 JUNE 141945 ' Pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the t Republic for which it stands. One Nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." In humility we pause to honor these RioGran3e men KILLED . Pfc. John Francis Kennedy Staff Sgt. Ray Bolerjack - Colorado Springs, Colo. Pueblo, Colo. Capt. Kenneth George Ladd k Pvt. Henry Vernon Brandon Salt Lake City utal Mack, Colo. Tech. Sgt. Frank C. Latto k Corp. James Darrell Bromley Grand Junction, Colo. Salt Lake City, Utah Marine Pfc. Victor Leon Liggett k Lieut. P. E. Burk Denver, Colo. Grand Junction, Colo. Pfc. William Thomas Lindsey Marine Corp. Chad M. Burns Alamosa, Colo. Salina, Utah Lieut. Kenneth David Nicol First Lieut. Thomas H. Busby Montrose, Colo. Denver, Colo. Corp. Austin Joe Parker Seaman 1st Class Frank Clifford Coombs Grand Junction, Cole. Salt Lake City, Utah Lieut. Willis Madison Poteet k Pvt. Samuel Edward Coombs Pueblo, Colo. Salt Lake City, Utah Pre. Juan Ruben Rendon k Marine Sgt. Walter Hubert Dennis Hermosa, Colo. - Grand Junction, Colo. Pfc. George Alvtn Sch art k Pvt. Elmer John Dunn Englewood, Colo. Denver, Colo. pFC. Dean Pete Schmidt Pfc. Merlin LeRoy Fawceti Midvale, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Pfc. John Darwin Gardner ' MISSING Utah Lieut. Ross J. Bader k Pvt. John Henry Garreffa Englewood, Colo. Del Norte, Colo. Sot. Ivan Brown Pfc. Edward Eugene Gourdeaux Grand Junction, Colo. Denver, Colo. Gm 3rd Class Harland G. Buckley Marine Pvt. Gerald Sylvester Hru. on T T d LJunction' Col- Denver, Colo. baT- JtnJO L. Caparella Pvt. Jay William Jensen ' y AsPen. Colo. Salt Lake City, Utah JosEpH DeVincentis Corp. Clarence Dale Karre srfAM CTl0- Salt Lake Cit.Utah - oeaman 2nd Class Leo Mark Janzekovich 0 . . , Glenwood Springs, Colo. Correct to June 1, 1945 v "J?H IS vF9 w,US, 1Mng' rather' t0 be dedicated to the unfin- fJ00 ished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced It is tTi rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us-lthat ) ' rem these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which I hey gave the last full measure of devotion -that we here highly resolve that Wl J ' these dead shall not have died in vain tj.B . , ve inax VY I II , , uieu in vain ... that government of the people bv Jll Ar the people, for the people, shall not perish from th. earth." (Hf Nrfft Abraham Lincoln. Gettysburg Address, Nov. 19, 1863 ILV UllUJLLu D E N V ETRHE rct0 R A N E WESTER nTa.L R"oTd DIRECT CENTRAL TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE , Saeta . ROUTE OF "'"3 ESSENTIAL TRAVELERS J In 1541, long before wheels of any kind Js A JtU, Y made tracks across the western plains, V Pju7 yShsf. Spanish Conquistadores rode the first TTlil CV ufWi'r- ' horses through the colorful southwest. CjTl M? During four centuries of America's progress, I Jwi$Wfi the Santa Fe Trail has developed from a ' - (fM circuitous, hoof-beaten trail to a wide, smooth, UMmi direct highway. It has served America U llJM I faithfully in peace and war. H liluJj0 Today's Santa Fe Trailways bus passengers JUL 11 travel in modern comfort along this sunny, A N J Ul y historic route. They're essential travelers, too..; ' GEfA v working and fighting for the same America. V W x They don't have time to explore leisurely " the many historic land-marks 1 " "Z i now, but they'U be back after the ZT-f'fQS war ... and Santa Fe Trailways HTfl JkZ will be happy to serve them, pvt' tjLsMfT' then as now. Js l 1 r 1- ' " Jn, '"v-"'"!a',' " h'""''"l it"" Mlmlrr, National Vgr WA SANTA FE TRAILWAYS fer'DSl RAYMOND DRUG CO. Phone 2 |