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Show Itt's Spring tame-nip lime at Stedeibaker dlealers . - jfUR country needs the transportation your ff f'f " 1 -J car provides. Don't risk your car through n eMlffTmyrl neglect, lb be on the safe side, have your car -iujJj. nMrT " i" checked over regularly by skilled mechanics. l 3MWr &i3t Studebaker dealers' mechanics know their way XJg: WwfoV.i' jjps. around expertly not only on Studebakers but on jrX Don't wait till everyone else wants a Spring -jitJni: tune-up. Be an early bird. Bring in your car for a ""tTV' " 'JjTT'i'. !ifLl"Lif 'if complete check-up now. Jr -MfeM KEEP YOUR CAR UP TO PAR WITH STUDEBAKER SERVICE t-.-"',:, BUY MORE CLIUE SPROUSE , Dealer, Lapoint, Utah IAd Weekly v Program I First Show Begins at 7:30 Second Show at 9:00 p. m. Thu., FrL, Sat., March 30-31 April 1 "MR. LUCKY" $ Starring LARAINE DAY and CARY GRANT (, I Sun., Mon., Tues., April 2-3-4 j I "PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" J & Starring Nelson Eddy, Susanna Foster. Claude Raini " 0 Wednesday, April 5 S ROY ROGERS IN 8 1 "MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN7' t Thurs., Fri.f Sat-, April 6-7-8 "BEHIND THE RISING SUN" $ With Margo-Tom Neal-Robert Ryan t i UTOPIA THEATRE Saturday and Sunday, April 1-2 ) I "DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS" I ffl Starring Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Ritter ! I. ' -Also- 1 1 "CAPT. AMERICA" jj MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 p. m. Announcing The Opening Of A I ! 1 New GAMBLE STORE I SATURDAY, APRIL FIRST 1 1 y ' I Watch for the GAMBLE Sign on the west side of the street, first door North of Safeway Store, in the building form ! erly occupied by the Powell Store. usiuim GAMBLES are again glad to be able to Serve the people of the Uintah Basin and bring to them the Savings that ac- I company these Stores. We Invite you to the Store with the friendly doors and get acquainted. We want you to feel at ! i home and wait on your-self wherever it is possible. We buy for cash and sell for cash, but we can take care of vou on I 1 the time payment plan on any business that warrants a contract. .. j j. I In the future we will carry all old lines along with many Hew Items. jj JS I GLASSWARE I SL'fiLlL- ?u5c Ca,cim'ne,5lb.45c Vanilla, "Imitation" Extract 8 ok "gar Bowl, 2 for 15c I Casein Paint, lbs. 79c ; Giant Olives, 6V4 oz. . . ill MOON STONE I Super Interior Gloss, qt. 98c Giant Olives, 3 oz. ...... .... . 15c Bowl ... ,,,-. I Standard Interior Gloss, qt. 65c Glassed in Picture Frames . . . . . . . . . 15c Bon Bon 2f lSc i' I . fuper Floor Enamel 98c i "and Soap, 3 for ...... . ..... 10c i Cream and Sugar Bowl ' ' 2forl5c ! I Standard Floor Paint 75c Rubbing Alcohol 16 oz. . . . 19c Vase f IiS I I Raw Linseed Oil, gallon S1.59 FimrilTimP i Crisp Bowl ' 2 for 15c ! 1 Turpentine, gallon , si.35 rUKHI I UlIC : Candle Holders . . 2forl5c I I 1 dam canvas . - yd soc puTTy l lb can BED ROOM SUITS i; Occasional Dish '. 2forl5c I DAM CANVAS. 60" yard 75c ALlVeIGhTroOFING2' i KITCHEN CABINET . I 8SS5&ffiSi8SKEHs 1 .;!' CHAIRS and rockers ; - j i I GALVANIZED CHICK FOUNTAINS Jg 'i BABY BUGGIES A II H All Tk m m ' I chick remedies high chairs JOHN GILBERT, .l I harness oil separator oil motor oil i FRONT ROOM TABLES Owner and Manager j' |