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Show Friday and Saturday, April 13-14 ' Av bitter iiaypbi la i r -j I with T FUZZY KNIGHT sShn Jennifer Hob Herbert lowtnson WSjfJL kil) Horry Wood OrtfittI Sctmo PUy by WHam LWy pioctJ by VERNON KEAYS Anodtta PrtxW. OLIVER DRAKE A UNIVERSAL fICTUlF s rooseuelt theatre Friday and Saturday, April 13-14 fM-'K M Varies t CZ;:TZ? DEM HARMS sensation) . Stanley C. Ridges fgp henry Daniell Rosalind Ivan A UNIVERSAL PICTURE COMING!- Fri., Sat., April 20-21 BIG DOUBLE BILL , y;--- 1 CFNTUIY-J CARD OF THANKS Bishop Lorin Stevenson of Mt. Home wishes to extend thanks and appreciation in behalf of the Mt. Home Ward, to the people of Roosevelt for their fine cooperation coope-ration in funds received towards our new chapel. MT. HOME WARD 36-lt HOW DAIRY FARMERS AND THEIR COWS CONTRIBUTE TO THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY The rich lands surrounding The dairy farmer gets a fair re-our re-our community are kept rich turn for. the product of his through the processes of dairy labors and dairy farming farming ... by the scientific use thrives. The dairy farmer has of dairy cows in reviving the money to spend and the corn-land corn-land and insuring its richness munity thrives, for the future. Our work in this is to provide When the dairy farmer brings the bridge ... the bridge that his milk and cream to us, things connects the dairy farmers with happen for the benefit of all, the business of the community. ( caldemLrs CO. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS We Support American Dairy Association, "Voice of the Dairy Farmer" Igiiraraiim 1 IMIuIlr e Store on The Corner .. . 1 i mm ; i CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's gianl pkg 12c J I PANCAKE FLOUR. Sperry 28 ox pkg 19c J PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy, pound 33c 1 j CREAM OF WHEAT, large pkg. 22c 1 SALAD DRESSING. I G A. quart 35c j . MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, pound 32c J SHREDDED WHEAT. NBC, pkg , nc GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 46 ox. can 29c f TOMATO JUICE. I G A 46 ox. can igc J INSTANT POSTUM, 8 ox. pkg 38c I SAUSAGE, pound 27c t 1 GROUND BEEF, pound 25c I I BULK SEEDS FIELD CORN ONION SETS PLEASE BRING YOUR CONTAINERS TO 1 CARRY YOUR GROCERIES I S Q u ality Meats ... AT BETTER PRICES ... j I ' I FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES a CASH MEAT MARKET ROOSEVELT, UTAH 1 GEORGE H. HARRISON. Ediloi R. H. HARRISON. Aisoc. Ediioj VIOLET HARRISON. Bus. Mji j MEMR2R D NATIONAL EDITORIAL I l ASSOCIATION 1 UTAH STATE PaWASSOCWlM SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' S2.50 per year, $1.50 six months Payable in advance. EXPIRATIONS-The label or wrapper of the' paper shows th date your subscription enW When payment is made tha celpt of your paper and th change in date of expiration art sufficient notification of renew al; if date on label or wrapper It not changed within three weeb after remitting please inform tu at once. If you do not receive tht Standard regularly, advise tbii office. FOR SALE ; FOR SALE A few servid flags just arrived. 1-2-3 stan Roosevelt Standard office. 24-2t, FOR SALE OCCIDENTAL SEED CO., has a good stock ol alfalfa, sweet clover, red clover timothy, pasture grass, early corn and other seed. Bring yoiir bags. See us before buying. C. L Johnson, Roosevelt. 32-i4t FOR SALE 200 young white j leghorn hens. Al Anderson, ml mi SW of Roosevelt. Call even. mgs after six. 35-2t,j FOR SALE Rabbit friers 25 1 lb. live wt dressed and pact' aged on order. No red pointi. Hutched raised under sanitarr conditions. Earnest M. Morrison. 35-41 FOR SALE Vacuum cleaner, rug and pad. Burns Halletti Gusher, Utah. 35-2t, FOR SALE Minnesota 13 Field' corn, hand picked. Potter1! ranch, North Myton bench. 36-3t, FOR SALi: Russett seed pota-, .ties. Frank Monks, South VLvl ton Bench. . 36-lt' FOR SALE Chickens, spring fryers, White Rock pullets. See Ray Roberts or phone 85-B. jU FOR SALE Uton oats, smut free, 3c lb. L. P. Anderle, My-ton. My-ton. 36-lt FOR SALE One day bed; on baby's crib; one radio; one combination com-bination stroller. Dell Ferguson, Gusher. 36-lt FOR SALE 1 mule; one 6-year bid horse, well broken. W. B. Stoddard, Leota. 36-2t WANTED t WANTED Old or useless horsa for fish feed at WH1TER0CK5 HATCHERY 12-tf.1 WANTED Good size clean cotton cot-ton rags, at this office. 1W; WANTED For a limited tiros, watch repairing. SATHER JEWELRY, JEW-ELRY, Roosevelt. , 36-tf WANTED Some one to irrigatj and harvest 40 acres alfalfa m few acres alfalfa seed. StephM Abbot, Randlett, Utah. S6-11 MISCELLANEOUS PIANO TUNING Pat Marker, -Roosevelt, Utah. 36-lt ISU NOTES Italian Service Unit merflbff receive, as a privilege, one-thira of their $24 monthly pay cash instead of wholly in canteen can-teen coupons and credit, &r prisoners of war, Ninth Serviff command headquarters nounced today. ' J ELECTRICIAN " j MOTORS, APPLIANCES h REFRIGERATORS f REPAIRED HOUSE WIRING A E. A. Call RoosereU. u- k Phone 138-M , J 1 h Win. A. JACOBEf j Insurance Counselor Prudential Insurance Co. r; Life AutomobUe Fife J Health Accident Liability ft Vernal, Utah Phone34J J |