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Show . . .if you don't let electricity elec-tricity work for you. You can't see it but it's always ready at a flick of the switch to do a hundred and one .... things for you. A silent servant at low wages. LIVING COSTS ARE UP, BUT ELECTRIC RATES ARE LOW UINTAH Power & Light Co. 1 WUatQouBuyWitU WAR BONDS ! Refrigerator! art out for the duration. dura-tion. Manufacturer! have now tooled their planti for production of war material!. Common-sense-folk, how-tver, how-tver, are aavlng now. not apendlnf, and building up a fund for purchaie of refrigerator! and other domeitlc need! through Investment in U. I, War Bonds. Your Money put Into War Bond today will bring you back $1 for W at maturity. So start aavlng for those domestic needi when you will be permitted to buy them. Join the Payroll Savings Plan at your office or f: -tory and lefi all "Top thai Tea iexoenk" I Why Insure? jj) Aside from the well-knw. ft) 0 selling points of insurar.c 0 and the fact that insurant $j m protects your investments a there is the sense of secu.i4y X that only adequate insur- $ x ance can give. No matter X x what the size of your farm or the extent of your in- & vestment it is to your ad- X vantage to have enough in- surance to protect it. 0 Insurance for Every 0 0 Purpose g FIRE . . . BURGLAKY WINDSTORM . , FLOOD A LIGHTNING . RAIN 0 $ Also Insurance to Protect x Your Auto, House, Personal x Possessions From all the $ Above Mentioned. y Homer P. Edwards 1 $ AGENT 0 ROOSEVEL1". UTAH 0 0 Over 25 years of experience 0 To the People of this Community There-are many urgent reasons for buying War Bonds. First, the invasion needs money. Bonds pay for planes and guns and mu- nitions with f . ffy . .A which to ?Tl If beat the T'l Axis. Our IfitJ I fighting men vO . must have 000 2A3 the best pos-m4 pos-m4 W Irvmi M sible equip- f tmh A Ml ment and it K" AlfcJ(l is up to us J&A Alllflxl toletour v jT money provide pro-vide this. A second reason is this: There is a shortage of goods now. Later on there will be plenty for civilian civil-ian desires. Money put into War Bonds now will be available then. Business opportunities will be open then, too, and the "nest egg" saved now may hatch out commercially then. Money put into War Bonds now will be deprived of its cur-rent cur-rent potentiality as a part of the causes of inflation. You will be doing your part toward stabilizing stabiliz-ing the money situation by buying buy-ing Bonds instead of dwindling stocks. That is a third reason. But the best reason from a selfish viewpoint is this: Right now there is no better investment invest-ment than War Bonds, There is no safer repository for your money. By buying Bonds you become be-come a stockholder in the strongest strong-est "going" concern in the world today, the United States of America. THE EDITOR. . ROVOLI PARK I . SATURDAY NIGHT Music by "BASIN SIX" ft-. 1 I If Your Car Could Talk... 0 it certainly would implore fi) 0 you to take extra special 0 care of it in these hectic a times. It would say ... a 'I'M GETTING OLD; 0 TREAT ME KINDLY' and remember, if the war (jj) were to end and the fac- m tories were to start making (w (jj) new cars tomorrow it (ft 0 would take six years to 0 a replace all America's cars, a X 'SPEED WEARS ME OUT' X W At 45 M. P. II. 45 per cent ffl more rubber, 31 per cent 0 more oil and 10 per cent 0 more gasoline are used X than at 35 M. P. H.; and x x wear on all parts of the x V vehicle is a lot higher, too. y 0 'FOR GOSH SAKES DON'T FORGET TO ffl 0 attend to my repairs im- 0 0 mediately a lest and adjust my breaks X x check on my wheel x y alignment." y v The annual car inspection v required by law begins (s June 1. Avoid the rush, w () Give the mechanic a chance ) () to do good work. Have your 0 0 car inspected early. 0 1 DO IT NOW! Utah State Highway Patrol Sfi f i I 'fit? P 1 P KL0 Ogden K0V0 Provo KEUB Price KVNU Logan KSUB Cedar City INTER-MOUNTAIN NETWORK V; 'Miry-A Roosevelt Standard Published Every Thursday Enter as second class mail ter at the Post office t I"121, velt, Utah, 1914 00i- - GEORGE H. HARRISON Eh-. R. H. HARRISON, Assoc! Ehu01 VIOLET HARRISON. BU8 M ' ' MEMPgR NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION UTAH STATE P&Si ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 per year, $1.50 six months Payable in advance EXPIRATIONS-The label nr wrapper of the paper shows th. date your subscription exDir When payment is made the ceipt of your paper and th change in date of expiration ar! sufficient notification of renew al; if date on label or wrapner ii not changed within three week! after remitting please inform S at once. If you do not receive Standard regularly, advise thlt office. FOR SALE FOR SALE Baby chicks. SAM ' WEISS HARDWARE. 4 FOR SALE Oats, bailed har 80 acres pasture ground at Le ton. Heber A. Peterson, Roose-vdt. Roose-vdt. 40-tf FOR SALi: Bed room suit complete, com-plete, $125. Inquire at this office 4l4f FOR SALE 14 in. two gang j tractor plow; oats; used mower; 10 head range mares and Jack! Floyd Lamb, Myton 42-2t , FOR SALE Between the 4th and 10th of June 1st class corn and wheat, Jos. F. Harris, Koose-velt. Koose-velt. 43-1 1 . FOR SALE Hot bed plants, k. W. CLEMONS, Duchesne. 4341 . FOR SALE Service flags, 1-2 and 3 stars. Roosevelt Standard j office. j FOR SALE Used tractor with ) plow and cultivator. V. E. Pen-field. Pen-field. 434T jj FOR SALE 1 horse; also furnl-lure. furnl-lure. A. M. Harmston, Roosevelt 43-11 2 FOR SALE Hard wheat $2.75 J per 100; oats and barley S2.65 per 100; four year old fat steers; brood sows and milk cows. Alma J Wills, Roosevelt. 43-21' it 1 vv ji WANTED WANTED Old or useless horsa a for fish feed at WIUTEROOS j HATCHERY 12-tf I WANTED Boarders and room- J ers. M,rs. Pearl Swain. 43-lt WANTED A small work horse l4 and wiener pigs. Marion Rasmu. sen. phone 21-R. 42-lt WANTED Man to drive truck . to Los Angeles. Inquire M rg Mann. 43-11 MISCELLANEOUS j LONELY? Write box 26, Vaj couver, Washington. w It j VW'S STOUE i Near Ft. Ducbefln on US Highway W |