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Show " FOiTsALE I PRosevclt. 16-lf 1 'k. materials. Number 1 ! H fi Ihingles, fir flooring and 5 board at Searlcs Saving 'S filtfto Vernal, Utah. The gX store on your left as you I ? grVernal. 15-5f arju For Sale 4g table model radjo-phono-JSoh combination, beautiful 'i ffl cabinet $90 70. March's So & Refrigeration, 1 block So Roosevelt Hotel, Phone : mar unit apartment house, at U Altamont. Priced for quick sale !& Telephone Mr. or Mrs Leland cl Stevenson, Altamont, No. 2 rj lo-3t fir Good 5 room house, Movable, tr H, Eskelson, one mile I , north of Wing's Store. 16-lf illi . Sl ftieat, barley, corn and good Slfa hay. Harold Ellis, three J miles west of Roosevelt. 15,2t " j milk cows, 4 calves, sulky B rW 1500 lb. mare, dairy heat-la!l heat-la!l g Holstein bull, one thorough-m thorough-m bid mare. Contact G. B. Work-! Work-! n, Hancock Cove. 15-2t Horse trailer, used kitchen i aiP and Hcatrola. IJus Robi-jon, Robi-jon, Ioka. 16-lt Two real leather arm-chairs, in food condition. $15.00 each. Two oak dining chairs with li-ulher seats. $2.00 each. E. W. Kronquist, Ft. Duchesne. 15-tf 10 head Milking Shorthorn heifers, all to calve in spring, starting January. Bred to registered reg-istered sire. All choice stock; also one registered Milking Shorthorn bull, ready for service ser-vice next spring. Joe Malner, Neola. 15-2t 11 head good Holstein cows, all voung.T. B. and Bang's tested. Ekoy Halverson, Neola. 16-t2 Red fox chubby and grey Karu- (kal fur coats, both small sizes, S50 esch. Never been worn. .Roosevelt Standard Office. 9-2t 100 acre field with good feed, plenty of winter water and two years of straw. E. Rav Kimball, Gusher. 16-lt Inexpensive' oil burners for fcsaung and cooking stoves. Free demonstration. Phone 143-W or wile Laura-Lee Bakery, Roose-, Roose-, idUtah. 6-tf I Krewood. Stove length Cedar-wod, Cedar-wod, $15.00 per cord. Write M Cwrge O. Bartlett, Box 100, fr ftidell, Utah. 16-lt Hie finest selection of personal person-al abed Christmas Cards avail-ill avail-ill wle Place your orders early, i.tf -Je stocks are complete. i.U iwosevelt Standard. 10-tf ) TT SO) f newspaper for starting iaj es, packing, etc. 10c bundle. 0W Boosevdt Standard. 2J) MISCELLANEOUS 10 IS ATTENTION PARTIALLY DISABLED COMBAT J . WOUNDED VETERANS1 w army is now offering you I PPPortunity to re-enlist in an ilS aPPrPriate to your train-& train-& m experience. More than grades now open to you. nit JSi Ayour M0S-then sce vour IJJ oiAymy Recruiting Station Municipal Building JJ .Roosevelt, Utah ' TOLLANEOS is Shf You We buy old gld- 4 SStlr,arket P"ces. Sather's 22 55lry. 16.tf Kit I 8 Visit J ff EXCITING 3M Far-Away Places All Expenses M Paid - PLUS jjjl GOOD Pay! MiTK catn chose your divis- v n M?lled statos Army- . ea ASn? u.nits in JaPan-t JaPan-t ei, PhlllPPmes and other Wnn countrics need re-1 re-1 oy beiLof REAL men who Jc m I assciatcd with out-if out-if .V if' heroic "history mak-3' mak-3' ivel , have a desire for aspVn?, s exceptional pay Jsantasof l"Si many educational COr"e then consult your P, kef 4,3' ,Army recruiting Si. e 20Way! Remember for m, crcased Pay allow-- allow-- S,m-rseas duty! if. Municipal Building fsevelt, Utah '0re noon0" rter sales- C1 be-"on, be-"on, Laura-Lee Bakery. STEfT 16-11 T fish r7?!? or useless horses atchSi feed at Whiterocks ' 12tl Does Your Work Offer a I PLEASANT And PROFITABLE Future? If you have ambition and a de-1 termination to succeed, then you'll do well to investigate your own chances in the new United States Army. This great organization organ-ization docs offer a pleasant, profitable and guaranteed future to those who can qualify. If you have an Army, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard MOS, you can re-enlist in a grade appropriate appro-priate to your training and experience. ex-perience. Check your MOS today, to-day, then sec your local army recruiting station immediately for an assured profitable and pleasant career. Municipal Building Roosevelt, Utah LOST Two yearlings, one a Holstein steer, one a black baldy heifer. Branded B) o nleft ribs--Please notify LeGrand Mecham, Mt. Home, Utah. I will pay any charges against them. 15-4t ESTRAY One yearling brockled-faced steer, branded 'half diamond C on left ribs. Owner may claim by paying for advertising and a reasonable feed bill. If not claimed by December 15, animal ani-mal will be sold at public auction. auc-tion. Les Gardner, Neola 15-3t SEEDS Of A9I Kinds Sell Your Seed To The GLOBE SEES & FEED CO. At MYTON The Only Exclusive Seed House operating 'the year around in the Uintah Basin Our 'My ton Plant is equipped with the most up-to-date CLEANING MACHINERY A REAL SERVICE FOR THE UINTAH BASIN SEED GROWERS Arrange Now For Spring Seeding of Pasture Grasses some items are very short. KNOW WHAT YOU PLANT Let our trained Analyst Test Your Seeds WILMER 'BILL' MURRAY Manage. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cc1lj??0dro x Electrolux Dealer I X Vacuum Cleaners (5 Sales and Service X- All old machines repaired $ and rebuilt X 0 . Roosevelt, Utah Baptist Church ;: ; ROOSEVELT. UTUjl 5 jjf Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 8 Morning Service 11:00 e.vn. V ETening Services 8:00 p.m. $ V? Pastor - Rev. R. E. Cure iyT,...,........,:... . .....;;;:,.;'co.'i jjf FOR TRANSPORTATION S ; To All Parts of the Basin v ;; Call :: ;t; BASIN TAXI SERVICE ! Roosevelt " 22-W or 14 2-J J I Prompt Truck ' Service f ( GOOD COAL $ 0 Gravel - Timber and ffi J General Hauling (j) Ronald Benson 1 V Phone 123-R - Roosevelt S y Before 8 a. m. - after. 6 pm. $ Peerless Coal - Gravel . !: Stock and General Hauling 3 Ted C. Brewer ': ROOSEVELT ! $ Across Street from Wasatch ' !: Station ; .: i:;::.;; :;; ; ;: :.:" ' v:;::cv..;;;;;;;;;:::: $ EXPERT PAINTING and "?" :: PAPER. HANGING ; I B. L. HARSH i ;: R.F.D. No. 2. Roosevelt :4 J (2 miles N. of Hospital) Geo. E. Stewart ATTORNEY-ATrLAW a Swain Bldg. ffl Roosevelt, Utah jj s' : ISABELL ROLLER, D. C. Chiropractor ! X-ray & N C M Service y. In Vernal Fridays $ PHONE 159-W V Roosevelt Theatre Bldg. V Robert Dean $ Phone 13-W M :; ROOSEVELT. UTAH Dealer In ! ; Poultry and Livestock $ :: Good Coal ; XX5X5X55SXX5X 1 Fred Brewer Phone 55-J-3 Myton 5j? COAL - GRAVEL g A LUMBER LIVESTOCK X 2 GENERAL HAULING X t; E. P. THOMAS ?. $ Scientific Svedish Massage V V ; ! 2nd House East of Bridge, : ? North Side Highway 40 p. Roosevelt. Utah J ROOSEVELT. UTAH A House Wiring and all elect- w X rical repairs. A VSiS5gS4tSS GRADE A I PASTEURIZED MILK W G. B- Workman I Phone 107-W Roosevelt X"SSSXXSSX55X5XS j 1 ROOSEVELT DRY 3 CLEANING MAKES $ i CLOTHES LAST LONGER To make clothes last, they A ! ft must be cleaned right! Our a ;' ft cleaning gets to the root of X i 0 every fibre and loosens the x ! j$ most stubborn particles of a dirt. This raises the nap of 9 x the fabric to make it soft ) y and like new again. Clothes ft) X are refreshed. (?) j Garments are returned x ? ft carefully pressed and look- x 0 ing as good as when new. y ; 3-DAY SERVICE ft For Free Pick-up and x X Delivery Phone 22-J ffl jj 1 Roosevelt 1 1 I Dry Cleaners I W. M. JOHNSON. Prop. V Roosevelt, Utah : (L ' rsx5SsS fi -' ' . . . " ' - . - - - - 9 cache efE' Wnihnrihil ONE OF THE GREATEST idStiUt' -NDMARKS OF THE WEST flfl (") 'UHIS SMALL OVEN-SKA7fC M J-.HE HEA0 0P ECH0 CANYON. WAS SXVS MANY YEARS AS A SHELTER vSTv UTAH PIONEERS. THE CAVE IS I f5' -30 FEET L0N6, 13 FEET WIDE AND GUSS lU JMT KK FROM IS TO ZQ FEET HIGH. Vfe (ARVED IrANOAROm SK "E CAVE ARE THE NAMES 1 I sSfeESjL Op SO PERSONS FROM THE : 2MSC ' 18205 T0THE B70'S a-.- ALTHOUGH aUT A MILE FROM HIGHWAY HIGH-WAY 30, NEAR. CASTLE-ROCK R.R. STATION 1 , , . SUMMIT CWfvsELYEP: I There's Danger in Under-lnsurance l ; of Both Real and Personal Property ji WOULD YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY FOR ITS ; INSURED VALUE? The average owner in this area today, is lulled into a !; sense of security by the fact that he has an insurance policy ; covering fire, theft or other losses. ;i ;! ' He forgets that he established the amount of his insur-;! insur-;! ance coverage back in 1940 or earlier and has failed to keep ; his insurance abreast of the steadily rising values and re- ! !; placement costs. ; Home owners should ask themselves this question: l' Would I sell my home or belongings today for the amount I of insurance I carry?" !; ; Another way to visualize this danger of under-insurance is to consider the replacement costs in dollars and cents and not in percentage. ;! For example, a home that was worth $7,000 in 1939 is ' worth over $11,000 today in most cases. The 1939 insurance ! coverage no longer is adequate to do the job. !; Don't delay increasing your coverage tomorrow may ; be too late. . HOMER P. EDWARDS INSURANCE ROOSEVELT. UTAH I BUY ONLY THE BEST 3 BENOSX RADIOS H 9t 3 Call For a Demonstration ; ;; I I HOTPOINT ELECTRIC I APPLIANCES S ?t 5 O PLENTY OF ELECTRIC HEATERS i AND HOT PADS EN STOCK f . t I O S O O N A V A I LAB L E t HOTPOINT I ( ALL STEEL KITCHEN CABINETS I V. A. IB AIR J ROOSEVELT - ?! WART THE SPEED COP By Dick and IVIorrell ' TX WIDOW A AWM l79 MTHiat J0fOVT'' -' VVtk r -ol AT THAT CAD AO ' PROMI9t TO MAOIT WO. W TO AM htt fkM ' - fTMim' MO BA3THI.V VMAyjtO. I(t COULD CATCH NU Tt K PlD - I WOMDKB KlMj - . O-M X- YHUOT THO CJMM WTII 5P.KoiM6.6oT iLkNivutR. IJtMAHj AHM-M n.i -imi mtsrj JftT )3 TMiVHw ovISmwaR ? CATCH HtR AS UON Aft WQ(T M- HjuVO ZV ' f I Ta (. I L ABRUM - ADAMS YOUR FORD DEALER Roosevelt, Utah |