Iron County Record | 1947-12-11 | Page 13 | [Untitled]

REMEMBER ONLY 1f MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL XMAS y f . OlO MR.IOSTON SATSi ) Rockin' the Keg' Taught me I j 1 Secret of RockingChair Whiskey! ) .-1 When Ctptain Aldredge r f 3 When he retired, he continued jat V. "rolled down to Rio." he 4orry ' to '.'nck ke" btneath h' CK MS H shipped casks of whiskey in "fcnS ocker. In Rockimg Cbsir I re- Ui 3jlMn CI i1 the hold of hit three-master. i7SA J ctpcure the long-lost finW-JUStJ M ' For. the rockiog of the scat lAiTJOv " soodness and mtllow 0i JSXuSi. r& j brmifhi fonh a iwr I B k 1 chieve Rocking Chair's smoothness B- r , . . . 7. I f .77-,.,, fi ; only by tonlrolltd dilation in my spe- JT bltlOQW 4111(1 MllOW U ' cialblendingprocess.Formilderwhiskey, Ll ! ( as Ocean-Rocked ilGl Blended Wliltkef.MftooA H fiilAA. jlSiF-vSKjS TfSSM 72h Grain NeuoU Spirit U if QijJ jppy yM tWCwSi!.l H . .-- but Bobbin ted only ff H. P. Anybody could drive Dobbin. And when the young folks wanted to learn, why Dad, Uncle Bill or even Grandpa could give them lessons in a jiffy. But those were horse and buggy days. Now it's different. Dobbin's one horse power has been multiplied mul-tiplied a hundred times his jogging five miles per hour increased in-creased to fifty or more, and country roads have become crowded highways. Dangerous highways! Mr. Pedestrian- Learning to drive the automobiles of today demands expert 1 instruction, so that young drivers will know how to control irWALK SAFELY safely the speed and power at their command. Many high joj" schools in Utah offer driver education courses, under experi- I JFjf LIVE enced instructors. If there's one in your community, be sure LtlipNGER yur son or daughter enrolls in it. If not, get advice from the fi. aF Department of Education, Salt Lake City. 'ggJ5-J Experienced instruction will help make new drivers safe jpL drivers. CtOII AT CROIIINOI WAIT-CtOSS WITH UOHT DON'T STIF OUT PROM WON COUNTY RECORD t