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Show "" ELECTRICAL WIRING Complete Lines of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - at J.V. McLea, Inc. J5 NATIONAL CREDIT CARD - c,.,.n Inc Chevron Gas Statiohs g Standard Stations mc- expires si iwa w-44-123-47 7 WESTERN MOTORISTS EVERYWHERE STHSAinO"-':"MTr':AL'r'""A Jj f HERE'S yOUR PASS TO X I CAREFREE MOTORING J fWby bother with cash? A Chevron Credit Card is good at all Standard Stations, Sta-tions, Inc. and Chevron Gas Stations in the West. It's good for quality products prod-ucts and services wherever you go. See me today for an application for your Chevron Card ... or apply at any Standard Stand-ard Station, Inc. or Chevron Gas Station E. SaumoDeip Roosevelt, Utah -Ufa SHAKE Lei us assume part of the care of your clothes. You'll save yourself time, money and energy the CARLSON DRY CLEANER way, and you'll be pleased with our fine quality service and, reasonable prices. Free Pick Up and Delivery 1-Day Service on Request 1 "7i ! FOR SALE 1 Bag Portable Cement Mixer equipped with 4 cylinder LeRoy Motor and Hopper Contact UINTAH BASIN SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT OFFICE Phone 158 or See Howard Ivory Look Forward To Winter! Be Prepared for it with !; RED HEAD Hot Water Heaters and ;l Defrosters I BRADSM I Auto Parts Co. j: ;! Phone 177-J Roosevelt ;! .'i 5 3rsc 3 riii--- r-"!!--! i- i- rc r- i--z i-T- "n- 2i r- 3 They Say: 8 $ YOU CAN'T PLEASE EVERYONE ;J v But Brother ; WE TRY! W. '' iJ ! Bring Your Radio To Us For For Repairs Today i DILLIMf ELECTRIC $ ' PHILCO DEALERS 0 : .. V" ROOSEVELT, UTAH ! ; Bicycles 'i :: in stock at $ H. & O. SUPPLY ? 0 Phone 48-W VETERANS Hold on I to your bonds!, Veterans! Set an example of level-hsaded tl.rift. Don't cash your terminal-leave bonds now, unless you must. If you need the money desperately or are in debt that's different. Otherwise, hold on to your bonds. You'll be glad later. Every terminal-leave bond earns interest inter-est at 2Vi a year. A $100 bond is worth $112.50 to you if you hold it to maturity. So hold those bonds until you can get full interest and full value. ' ' HANK SWAIN 1 President Uintah Motor Company ROOSEVELT. UTAH STUDEBAKER I ' f - r- ' ' Indlao Days Committee 0 0 . , ; Heiress Our Haod .', . ...... ' . You worked diligently and hard to stage a celebration unequaled in Uintah Basin history. The townsfolk and visitors alike were loud in their acclaim . . . it was a celebration of which any city could be justly proud. . JronL start toJifl4h l ?xemp,ified a renewed spirit of cooperation among the people of Roosevelt, the sort of cooperation that we have needed to bring about the development of the town; it exemplified a spirit of cooperation among the towns of the Basin - the sort of cooperation that is needed to bring about the development of a potentially great area. The Parade was a colorful opener; the rodeo and horse; races provided the sort of show that warms a westerner's heart; the exhibits were of genuine interest; and the pageant was an outstanding spectacle in every sense of the word. THANKS AGAIN, INDIAN DAYS COMMITTEE, YOU DID A SWELL JOB. UINTAH SPORTSMAN CENTER HOME LUMBER CO. J. V. McLEA, Inc. H & O SUPPLY McIUNLAY MOTOR CO. STEVE & NED'S CAFE ROOSEVELT CREAMERY CRUMBO MOTOR CO. ANDERTON HOME DAIRY ROOSEVELT BAKERY ; ROOSEVELT COFFEE SHOP SINCLAIR SERVICE N ROBBIE'S SHOP ROOSEVELT STANDARD SAFEWAY STORE FRED H. GAGON REALTY , ' v j |