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Show 1940 THE sence a CCC lon Wells 4 » DG-32-Company Inspected last, and 234 ‘. samy | "2° re the Camp commented appearance of especially the camp, on Saturda Y| favorably o M1] the Paiibat exceptional|,, | ying the past week, Dalton/neatness of all the barracks. , played Rest to eee of | ne Malkin, clerk at Go. Pynished visitors, the first of/returned to Dalton Wells thi 7,"4 was Mose District Kent, , mp on on Commander | after who stopped vice Monday for Wednesday, a short Dr. D. gan, the ninth nal advisor paidcorpsa three weeks' at Co. 298, While E. on the of 234 | Sekachae hn at Hanksville,| temvorary request duty the TIMES-INDEPEND ENT, ee oe district Gistrict,| | Session, Douglas Alvin Fort inssec"tor, Camp) ~ Ba ee a area. Alvi Captain cr &! camp there district at| com-| LOCAL ITEMS | pleasantly spent were playing games. was fed in the mations also job much) very unusual around ; capacity. Chavlain geologi- night Curtis delivered on an Tuesday iness A spe:ch l0cal excellent callers in daughter in social chat and|by , the ot men. |Wednesday _|regular morning . €ducational Re SO ‘a Res by all of|%€ reported Freeguard on), Mrs. Lula Father weekly conducted services building, his|Peen ER PRNE OG OC ELECT Moab Saturday. was born at the in to be doing nicely. Goodman, who had visiting the | With her in Salt son, Henry attended C. Lake City Goodman, by ®"d family, has gone on to Calilarge number of enrollees. |.ornia for a visit with a sister. On Monday morning, the mem-| Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McGonegal bers of William departed for replacing Cisco the formerly Service Cecil Knowlden's the spike crew been there Foreman Conway, crew|°f Gunnison, camp, | &t that had Moab, W: under Grazing | spent Mr. and family. Corbin Mrs. Colo., visiting W. F. May and George Winbourn.| C2t0, of Grand former foreman) S€Veral days in last, and along.with Mr,|Cently from Red Mrs. week Mrs. C. U. spent week returned re- Mesa, Colo.,| Jewkes, made a tour of several of Where she had visited for scme the projects undergoing conégtruc-|™e with her daughter, Mrs. tion, completed pby| Ralph A. Taylor, and family. G-39. and recently | The next meeting of the The camp construction crew has| Women's Literary club will be just completed the new root held cellar which in has now been! baptist the club church on rooms Friday, period to ae | are which cordially | ' JUDGE DISTRICT friends Mrs. ed B. Hammond solicits your supin the next election for Judge District. R. the in Moab| for invited. Lee Kirk, members Leo or: of entertain- the evening. evening was ; to practice law in this| Lee Kirk. Refreshments were et WM cay Prices Send your f he must be able to ap- inhood. He has hauled two and horses six to he sheared sheep;| owned and| jimptied a mercantile establishwe Owned and operated farms, "@@ Profit), and also nas had| fice as an officer in a bank.) nhs ; "4 and il, herded mand t oe run cattle; 2 Auto| ay R = } and member a of Pri & 7 Seventh Judicial District a Judges. Mr. to two t hopes that you will im as one of them. is, SHOP 117 No. Sixth Junction, Colorado for 1934. has He with is F. life-long Judicial practiced now W. in law part- Keller at He will partially the vigorously enforce criminal the and im- laws Fruita, of Ham-| vote ag a Real HOSPITAL 5th-Grand | Junction on or write J. MEADOR Estate Broker - Investments Insurance Moab, Utah :-: Phone RE-ELECT ROOSEVELT! Send NOW YOUR $1, $2 or $5: campaign. (More if you can) to The Democratic State Committee must _ have funds te meet the one slaught which the Republioang are making in the press and on the radio. The committee appeals to YOU to help finance the Roosevelt campaign-YOUR campaign. Colo. Stuart P. Dobbs Democratic Room Finance 301, Salt Director, Newhouse Lake City, Hotel, Utah, PLEASE DO IT NOW! PAUL STARKS Proprietor Tear Out (Paid This Political Ad-Use It as Coupon Advertisement, by to Send Democratic State Donation for ae "teat <~ si att atin tm ae ere a Bad days ahead. But here's how Winter ee OIL-PLATING maintains needed lubricant thoy ; in advance -for Safe Quick Starts... can almost feel what it means in the lingo of auto dead cold standstill... risky moments lubricant when your fearfully fast. And that's why it needs to be OIL-PLATED today by the economical change to Conoco Germ Processed oil. begin, OIL-PLATING is up to its topmost OIL-PLATING point in is kept surfaced direct to cylinder walls, pistons and other precious parts, by a strong "‘power of attraction" Conoco Germ doesn't all go draining processed into Processed oil. Hence OIL-PLATING down during parking- doesn't take leave-doesn't wait for the oil-pump to restore lubrication at every start. That's why OIL-PLATING doesn't let your engine suffer Winter's 2 worst. has won the Conoco man Mileage is his proud title of Your Mileage Merchant. Today have him put in your Winter Germ Processed oil. Continental Oil Co. ror EXTRA QUALITY WINE Processed Germ Conoco | OIL-PLATES YOUR ENGINE oyment « « For every day enj Tan eRe OY OTF 6 of starting wear, OIL- that's your big help toward oil mileage. what BRAND CALIFORNIA |ll, VEN Brand is the qe No wonder sea- 20% - there ahead PLATING helps your engine to keep its fine fit. And WWINEHAVEN yA Always oe RIES, LTD. IT INSanDUST Francisco choice be wine goned wine experts AVENSY comes in wise. WINEH thrifty gallon IN ALL VARIETIES "Your Moab, Monticello, Mileage Merchant Thompsons and at Greenriver" MOAB GARAGE CO. " "@ ee ay repairers...the moving parts "breaking away" from 3 engine's cold steel needs i Avy SAK, Ever hear of "‘the break-away?'' Sounds harsh. You Thanksgiving San | and in Grand farmers on counties. No experience, Or | Juan IN- | K. Write required. capital Magnclia 2423 St., MAN, land, Calif. ‘ be gtp ALE ME IOKEt your engine! vst SR Ure HDT At oo _ atin iT FILLS fan PRARCISCS, Soe ae ~ "ee OIL-PLATING must help faster than any mere fast t \ \ ae w ee floweof oil, because sooner than any oil-flow could i 1 8 Committee) Cold Wave. Heatless Barn. Car's stood a Week. But starts in a Wink! ~~ SALE-We have for bucks- choice very turkeys 6R1 S 0 S Message Competent, sympathetic and helpful service. code. prevents HELP At. the service of the people of Southeastern Utah. MRS. cash ORO CoB. | g7raAD WORK-GOOD PAY-RE-| LIABLE MAN WANTED to call) || No. Call CARROLL help re-elect President Roosevelt. It will not help elect Abe Murdock, Rep. J. Will Robinson, Walter K. Granger or Herbert B. Maw. This broaddelivery or befcre. New best we the breated turkeys, nave ever sold. Philip Ray. TUNa) agi mE! the Hi ma a A af Coun-| S Bon Rive ana eee bb the Bishop of Price First 122 Starks' Funeral Home Price. to repairing foot trouble. reasonable, or terms. BIG BUSINESS will not also crossbreds, Linccln-Ram, crossbreds. Suffolk-Hampshire ComSlope Western by sale For ea Grand mission Co., Colo. | |'TURKEYS-Place your orders now at a a STE "phi BUCKS FOR some sale freight wagons; SHOE Boots and is a_ Seventh Moab. Priced 4tN14. Shafer. San grew and shoe is Candidate Mr. Jensen resident of the nership - 9, Watts. | a | the facts surrounding law GRAVE MARKERS or Head Stones-Will exchange for coal, we and there is no _ substitute wood or produce of any kind. If| peperience. | interested, see me. F. a small lad he accompanied larents aS pioneers County and there Repair Reasonable Shoes ELECTRIC Grand Shoe Lydia Our ATTORNEY Republican first to Colorado PRICES- CITY SHOE Every Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat. and Sun, G. DISTRICT school today Street Junction, -FAIR --<$<- THERALD N. JENSEN at Carbon Burr and Price Main The Madge Cunningham dwelling, 4 rooms and bath modern. Located in northeast corner of lot 4, block Fitted SEND YOUR SHOES TO THE MASTER trip the a _ 519 SKATING District - Serv-| Wi house south of Bowen's Court. Ed Brewer. for Guaranteed wuan County and also served) | m as Superintendent of' LET US take care of your plumb-| of San Juan County. | ing and heating troubles before ides knowing the law. a Judge| cold weather sets in. Located in| have experience in the) Puy affairs of life. To deal out left him. ited law here for more than! _ Fine dishes called "china" in the) y years _United States and England are ved a term as County At-|Teferred to as "porcelain" in i for Grand County and for|°t#er sections of the world. @s Price attend Optometrist Scientifically Grand | Chicago's famous Wrigley building is really two buildings joined | by a bridge starting at the third | floor. since szent) won by Mrs. Jack Fletcher.) Mennel Stewart and Mrs. R., and before the United States °4 by the hostess. mict Court for Utah and he has' _. for to M. R. Fish, Mrs. | past. »was| Inaturity. He took his high : | tthe) at Richa Yours | UniDouble Jitney club was enter-| Mey; a three year college course tained Friday evening by Mrs. R.| Mriculture at Ames. Iowa: is 2 Fletcher. Prizes for high score) Mate of the University | of| vere wes Law School ayia is ad-|Mrs. left week Tuesday) children Hole, WM married Harriet E. Barton| Served, and the they have raised eight chil-| Playing bridge. Burr the and their husbands) join ranch at Brown's| Dinner days WPA by the Mrs. sponsored college. | jynior C°Mtract club 2t the Kirk Tuesday been on a deer hunting several ‘of rae ed OR | for our - Glasses Kk ber Candidate ‘Judicial of the new) W. Corbin. ‘day at Dalton Wells during Novem-|have a he Seventh erection addition to the educational build-| M*. and Mrs. Hazen Grecian of ‘ing which will house a machine! Grainfield, Kansas, are here for a ‘and carpentry shop. 'visit with Mr. and Mrs. George | Plans are being made for a ficla; White. Mr. Grecian and Mr. White Elect fF. B. HAMMOND Price, Utah publican is the STII S AE" FOR SALE A. ‘C. PARSONS Jeweler | served. of the Novem- enlarged to twice its former size.|ber 1. This will allow for larger storage|_ Miss Dorothy Corbin was ove: space for vegetables and other {rom Wasatch academy at Mt. } produce. New constructio n con-| Pleasant spend Mr.the =] templated in the next monthly} With her toparents, and week-end Mrs. J. fe FIVE 3 Kerby, Mrs. J. W. Williams, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Westwood, Mary Day, Mrs. L. L. Taylor, Mrs. H. W. Balsley, Vrs. Shafer and Mrs. Sullivan. The afternoon was spent in social chat and a program of readings and musical numbers was_ rendered after which refreshments were J.| | Mrs. Junction, Moab this _ inton charge of returned well drilling. at Dal-j Visiting relatives.Davis Wells, to camp on Mrs. Melissa Tuesday the and Edgar David |Goudelock and Mrs. J. Mrs. B. Skewes. Many beautiful gifts were w receivi ‘ed by the bride. An informal social gathering was held Wednesday afternoon at the | home of Mrs. F. M. Shafer. when a of friends group and relatives gathered to honor Mrs. John W. Sullivan, who has been extensively entertained since she arrived from ™ndianapolis recently for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. FW 5 M. Shafer. This is Mrs. Sulli| ; van S first visit to Moab in eight vears. She will be joined in November by her husband, who will ar"ive in time to attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Shafer. Those present at the social gathering Wednesday afternoon were) hospital Friday to Mr. and sur- tO members of the company, whic» M's. Guss Hurst. Mother and babe! was very well received the _ Mrs. 7 | He PAGE | Mrs. Edgar Hayes entertained a! Mrs. Edna Shafer entertained at Mrs. Duff Beeson group of young d ow was children We Gnes-|a dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Mrs. Honors Clarence were won by from Monticello Mrs. J. Satur day afternoo day } f or n at her Se wthey: ia Wied BY 7 home M in|John W. Sullivan, who is _ here | ene first of the week. ce with relatives. honor of the third birthday of her . Refresh y ments and Mrs. David Goudelock.| from Indianapolis, Indiana, for a 4 bridal shower was given Wed- son, Reed. About were served. 20 young guests visit with her parents, Mr. nesday and "1 ©: McCormick evenin of Grand Juncg at the hore tion is a business caller of were present and s pent the after-| Mrs. F. M. Shafer. Those present Mrs. James Somerville enter-! Mrs. in Moap Albert Beach in honor this week. of/nocn playing gam es, after which) were Mrs. Sullivan and son Jackie, tained at noon Wednesday : at a|Mrs. Ch 2 ts ae H. Gerhardt, efreshments were served. A birth-| Mr. and Mrs. Shafer and Sarah a redinner honoring Toward|cent Mrs. bride. The hostesses were Mrs. day sake with Mrs. R. Lee Ki three candles was a Lucille Shafer. Arn Arnot of Merriman, Nebraska, who) Robert day Goudelock, from a ica vent Mrs. Alden feature of the party. is in Moab with her family on q/Neweil, Mrs. With relatives at Grand Juncticn Maurice Robertson visit. About Mr. and Mrs. 15 guests were pre-|2nd Mrs. Lester Jack Skewes of Mt. Taylor. Bridge Pleasant Visited in Moab and the aftcrnoon was|Was Played, high scores being won over the Sent Edu-|that station was very much re-|£0F a brief stay in town. Sub-|2tetted. His arrival here was much| Arch Stocks and Frank Church and Camp Superin-| appreciated by all the members| 87e down from Wilson mesa for i Jewkes, various educational 9f the administrat ive staff. Army|® Visit with their families. fs in camp. Dr. Weidman Clerk Malkin manifested great). M'. and Mrs. Ed Velasquez. sed great interest eagerness over the prospect of Tommy and Mrs. Shon: fining for membersin ofvocathe ce again serving in his regular Martinez Jaramillo of Monticello were busigong with correlated S UTAH Mrs. Kenneth Beach entertained| Mrs. Douglas the Sunny Monday club this week. B landing, visited Galbraith, of with her sister, Holyoak in Moab. area/mander, he proved to be invalu-| Veek-end. visi able to the administration of that). Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bliss with company, and his departure from|40wa from Castle valley Monday 7234, and . discussed mder Litman, Camp | Advisor Christensen, ‘Hannah MOAB, ee Se "A ae rounding . 24, ka wrsday, October Oil |