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Show Helper, Utah. Friday, January -- FRANK B. HANSON .JrJJrrrJJJJJJJ, JJJJJJJJ-.JJ-.JJJJ, f Society IBotes Attorney at Law Rooms 1 and 2 Silvagni Bldg. Phone 397 Price Page THE HELPER JOURNAL 22, 1937. Janet Underpass (Continued from Page 1.) at a lovely bridal shower Mrs. Maxine Murphy I ored hn i ut nrsepnt laaf Tiipsrtav vninir t the hnmc'lhc timekPDer Is Hostess to Club hostess! of Mr. George Pizza. A very de - 'actine as the watchman. The en- was Maxine Murphy Mt. EAT HERE ONCE! 1 to tbe WtHh.e9.lay n'ght b.Idgc Ucious luncheon was served 1" , X' X' YOU'LL EAT HERE AGAIN thone was v. A present. Bridge Mayed j McXe)I c,aU(le Jud(i and ry dainty cIjd at bcr uc.iit. miam 'inrb-orwiis enioyeil by the and dalh towels were embroidered., Edman. The force is at present members present. Bridge followed. A number of useful gifts wereii0jng clerical work and working out the technicalities that, accomMrs. presented to the bride. Members present were: The following guests were pres- pany such projects. Mrs. DeViette, John Chris W&hl. The ect of the project has been ''Mrs. Ernest Flalm, Mrs. Josle ent: The guest of honor, Miss Ida Whitmore Miss Dorothy Wilson, Marchetti, Mrs. Mary Marchetti, set at $143,000, which figure inand jhelMrs. Ruth Rogers, Mrs. Maxine cludes cost of labor and material. Peterson Mrs. Leah j Murphy, Mrs. Carrie DeViette, The federal government is paying hostess. M'ss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Freida for the project to the last cent, Miss Pauline Flaim, although the state road commis'Hrienson, Stafford Mrt. A, J. ;Mfrs Martha Crawford. Miss Anna sion is supervising the affair. Miss Bessie DeViette and Since Janet street is not on the OUR SPECIALTIES Mrs. A. J. Stafford entertained Lar. state highway, the structure of the Wednesday afternoon bridge Mrs. Pizza, SPAGHETTI Bunnel became teh bride the underpass will be turned over Mrs. rooms tne of club in the club Only Place In Town of Mr. Ross Bunnel on December to the D & R G W and the highGrill cafe. A very appetizing dinITALIAN STYLE 31. 1936. She is a graduate of the way itself will be put under the the following served was t ner Carbon county high school and is option and care of Helper city. Home-Mad- e members: PIES, very well known in this city. Mr. Doughtery estimated that NONE BETTER Mrs. G. W. Leatham, Mrs. R. J. Before her marriage, Mrs. Bunnel the project would be completed Vaughan, Mrs. C. R. Fahring, Mrs. was employed at the Fashion Nick Bernardi, Mrs. Paul Pessetto, They are a thome to their George Pizza entertained at a Shop. IN TOWN 6EST Mrs. R. A. Dart, Mrs. friends In the Ricci apart- lovfly shower given at the home Mrs. R. Audustrom and the hos- many of Mrs. George Pizza in honor of ments. Steaks---Ch- ops tess. Mrs. Ross Bunnel Monday evenAfter luncheon bridge followed Mr. and Mrs. luncheon ing. A very delicious Nyman and the prizes were won by Mrs. was served and bridge followed. Ctub Entertain Sunday Leatham, Mrs. Nick Bernardi and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Nyman en- Many useful gifts were presented Dart. f.Irs. Place with the Open Kitchen tertained the Sunday night bridge to the bride. were: Mrs. Those attending Where You See th Meal club at their home. Dinner was Recent Bride Is 7 o'colck p.m. at small Bunnel, Mrs. Art Dalpiaz, Mrs. at served Prepared Feted With Shower tables. Bridge followed the dainty Fred Bosone, Mrs. James Bosone, 224 South Main St. Mrs. Ross Bunnel, the former Helper Mrs. Joe Mrs. James Bergera. luncheon. Miss Andretta DeViette. Mas bon- Members present were: Mr. and Dalpiaz. Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs. Mrs. Art Dalpiaz, Mr. and Mrs Omar Bunnel, IMrs. John De-Mrs. Viet te. Miss Mary Riggs, Miss Mr. 'and John Sllvaenia. Gene Gibson and Mr. and Mrs.! Elizabeth Martinelli, Miss Lena Miss LaPreal Weeter,: Ace Miner. Invited guests were'Ossano, SPECIAL SALE OF M"iss Mel Taylor, Miss Josephine Mr. and Mrs. James Bergera. Prizes went to Mr. Bergera and Martinelli. Miss Bessie DeViette Mr. and Mrs. Ace Miner. jand Miss Maxine Porter. Prizes were wo nby Elizabeth Leatham Entertain Martinelli, LaPreal Weeter, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. DeViette. At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. George Leatham entertained fifteen guests at a bridge and dinner party at their CENTRAL MEAT residence in Price last Friday: Come in and Look These Dresses evening. The guests included Mr. and! AND GROCERY Over They are Really the Thing You Need Mrs, Reagan Ratliffe, Mr. and; Mrs. R. J. Vaughan, Mr. tmd Mrs. Around the House. Sat. John Stafford and Mr. and Mrs.' Specials for Mr.! Bert Bunnel, all of Helper; 22nd - 23rd. and Mrs. J. B. Otterstrom, Cleve-- j While They land; Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Craw-- j COFFEE lb ford, L, R, Fullmer, TO 'to!""""8 Friday, Howdy The Past Noble Grand club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. A. Knobbs. A business session was held including election of officers for the year, which Mazie Mrs. were: President, Mrs. Vice president, Maulsby; 'Gertrude House; Secretary, Mrs. C. A. Knobbs; Treasurer, Mrs. Frances Greenhalgh. Bridge was played with the prizes going to Mrs. Greenhalgh and Mrs. Porter. Refreshments were served to the following members present: Mrs. M. O. Porter, Mrs. Frances Greenhalgh, Ms. Gertrude House. Mrs. Leva Hall and Miss Elizabeth THE FASHION By Strand Theatre SHOP Bessie DeVietti, Prop. 1CC1 Paterson. Home Owned Home Operated Free Delivery Before 11 o'clock These Specials for Fri. - Sat, Jan. 22, 23rd WHEAT Ig pkg PUFFED eg;PU3IPKIN qt OXYDOL LYE, Holly 2H H 3 cans for Large pkg GRAPEFRUIT 294 COFFEE, S and W 2 Ibs 45 1 lb 2 cans Shaver's No. 2 cans v CA VEGETABLES CAMAY SOAP JS4 Hand Per bar MIXED, 2 cans SALAD Dressing CLEANSER 4 cans Quart jar Holly, .MACKEREL OVAL Sardines 25$ 3 cans S cans for Fancy grade CORN SYRUP IQrfjPICKLES Cucumber can Staley's qt fit Mrs. Ross Bunnel Guest of Honor at Shower Mrs. Albert Ittcct and S Mrs. ATTENTION.! " i Washed PEPPERS lb Green I In 0rf LETTUCE head 1 !! 0 IMCDCPTCR MEATS I Ul Ul liiui iulm i o lu lu POT ROAST lb KM! STEAKS Steer Beef PORK Roast lb VT'IC4 I4 LAMB STEW lb Lean cuts POT ROAST 1 IT IS MOTOR lb THRU SPECIAL ARRANGE. SLICED BACON XX Fancy, rind off lb Fancy Hens and Roasting Chickens We TWICE A MANAGER. ELECTRICAL j can best be handled by us Local distributers for Q po pa ofi bf Qt A NT 03 I 0 e 13 Jiilll 22-2- c BEETS 3. can RICE fancy 4 lbs J5 OATS 23 cocoa TAMALES 22$ 8 in a can CHILI Con Came Pks SNOWDRIFT 3 PORK Shoulder 20 lb Roast RIB STEAK lb (U STRING BEANS Wedding ROAST can pkgJ BISQUICK jgtEGGS iviYE, MEATS cans fQA Day Old 3 lbs for Large White lb 17 WASH Powder COFFEE 2$6 i36-o- z Good brand pkg for io pkS 3 cans yt& MACARONI, Cut HUSKIES 2 pkgs 2 Diced TOMATOES PAY DAYS, next Mon. - Tues. - Wed. Come Down to Workman's Market and save some money. You're sure to gain. BAKING Powder Clabber Girl i CHOCOLATE lb Candy in effect for TISSUE, Toilet Per roll 69 lbs for TOMATO Juice Per can CRISPIES pkg 12 Wheat blended with Rice CREME OIL bar j 2 lbs 3 cans for DILL PICKLES Quart can OLIVES can 9--oz s ibs'SUGAR Powdered SPINACH 2 lbs HONEY tfj tff W Per can . gallon 75 PEARS 5 lbs 25tf Good eating APPLES, bushel $1.29 TURNIPS, CARROTS T I.IJ uoiuen ueucious Wrashed 3 lbs or Paramein New Cabbage, Celery, Radishes, Lettuce, En- APPLES cook or 25J APPLES 8 lbs Good eating dives, Green Onions. oake, lancy ig b ids T-b- -- ,oin lb one 11 RAk'HU ft Yes, Service and Good Coal la our medium of doing Business. ycu are not one of cu' regular customers let us serve you on the next coal order. UTAH ' RIITTFR UJi iLlI FOT ROAST ,b PORK SAUSAGE 100 10 1ure 2 ,bs If MUTTON ROAST lb MUTTON CHOPS 2 lbs FRANK PUGLIESE SLICED BACON lb 146 HELPER, linilWII Helper Utah 230 t a $7g North-Eas- t BRYNER'S SERVICE i BBaEaSai PvH STEAK Bwf REPAIRS Su F new automobile motor, tune-u- p er 0id, needs a general twice a year to give best are Our mechanics service. makes. all service to trained Pu ca- Li HELPER, UTAH irrr ttftt wim UMmmirma!tM-- YEAR Pverv las O.P. Sim(B(B; WASH Powder lb citi pr Invite You To Try Our Service WEEK-ENSPECIALS- .- Friday and Will continue Saturday, Jan, VEAL POT mf 15c lb to 23c lb; Mutton Chops 10c lb; Lamb Chops 17c lb; Assorted Lunch Meats 25c lb; Fresh weekly, Atlantic coast selected Oysters, pints and half-pin- t cans; Fresh Smelts; Salmon; Black Cod; Halibut and Cured Fish of all kinds; Chili, bigger and better Tamales. D lb aatl pap stu Tender Stamped Beef Rcasts from 13c lb and up. Pork Roasts 17c lb to 25c lb; Veal Chops 18c lb; Veal Roasts MATERIAL 19$ POT ROAST ifu BONES tfty 2S NEED3 Auto-Lite- 1 VEAL VEAL STEAK or Chops 2 lbs iff? YOUR I 15 NECK tasi and lean, BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES Market m lb jar MATCHES carton CORN ,B thf Pork Neck Bones, fresh or smoked, can be used to make an appetizing as well as an economical vegetable dinner. 7c per pound today effec- CREDIT EXTENDED ONLY Q4 Large head SPINACH 3 lbs 1C Texas PORK cans SPAGHETTI 2 cans for e&ri will targ Whole or Half Slab Bacon, full size slabs, cured well. at 23c per pound. Coal, Grain or other are Sales Strictly CASH ON DELIVERY HAMBURGER 2 lbs for FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS CARROTS 3 Ibs ftA - MUSTARD Ig Urn BACON All Peet's Recent Bride Given Bridal Shower Mrs. Alma Lawley, formerly Miss Betty Mullins was honored at a lovely bridal shower Tuesday evening given by Miss Geneva Bonacci and Miss Carol Morrison at the home of Miss Morrison's parents. After luncheon cards were played. The bride received many beautiful gifts. The following were present: Mrs.' Lawley. Edith Verdi. Fay Goetzman, Wilma Hemming, Ann Skriner, Louise Litizzette, Elaine Mrs. Litizzette. Lucille Heck, Morrison and the hostesses. Qg In The Market 8 CRACKERS 2 lbs 3 no go 2 for MILK All brands Graham LYE I4""' Spaghetti make 14, 1937. WITH Ig n to either Big Four Hold Meet Franco-America- 12-o- Feed MENT t r 2-- justice to those who their bills we choose the latter plan and announce January REMINDERS size 29c doz; Pink Salmon, tall can 2 cans for 19c; Chocolate Pudding, 2 pkgs 6c; O.P. Skaggs Quality Coffee 25c lb iar: Mother's Cup & Sauces Oats 27c; Powdered Sugar 3 Ibs 25c; Blue Pine Kraut, Ig can 10c; Scott Tissue 2 rolls 15c; can 6c; Pineapple, Buffet cans, 3 for 20c'; Pepper Tomato Juice r can 5c; Red Star Flour $1.69; Napkins 500 to the package, 35c. In BUILDING FOOD The soundest advice to protect the body against disease fflci is ,to give it warm clothing, fresh air, healthful and nourishDo ing food. We specialize in fine foods and realty believe that it is better to skimp on something else rather than food, which supplies the energy to do your work. Make your O. P. Skaggs store your food store both for 1aney and staple foods known all over America. You can depend on us for qua sueli quality and price as well as service. do pay Fri., Past Noble Grands WEATHER COLD Poultry Farm Eggs, policy bnfl rnst fft charge the paying customers more or eliminate the credit. the following tive January Utah "wfftCt 12c; These credit abuses - IN GAY PRINTS AND CHEERY COLORS Helper, Folks: it necessary "for us b fefOTI line of wise or unwise cracks and mention a new business policy brought about through credit abuses. i Sizes 14 to 52 IffMSi CAFE GRILL 1937. 22. TO THE GRILL FOR SUNDAY DINNER COME SHAVINGS January Sirloin Cutlets Cooked by Chefs Chops Juicy and Tasty ojr own are sorry to have to deviate from our regular j $,98 STEAKS We j $100 & If' WHITE'S BILL Suit was filed in the Seventh Judicial court at Price this week by the Intermountain Credit association against Raymond K. Grouseman. The plaintiff seeks to recover two amounts, one for $144.89 and another for $149.01 as balances of notes which the defendant has allegedly failed to pay promisees.! JOE'S CAF Last ttuD8cnbe for the Journal SUIT IS FILED IN DISTRICT COURT CHIPS Matter What Vou "COME AND GET In Helper. No j OIIILI Just Phone news items to The ' llelber Journal. and open for traffic by the mid-- ; die of the coming summer, .and .,; stated tnat at present it wouiu be practically useless to attempt excavation of the frozen ground, He was reassuring in his beliefs that the contractors for the project, were one of the most de-- ; pendable firms in the state, and that operations would not be held up a single day more than what was necessary. 6. 15f i OYSTERS Sea-Ko- ld ?A6 Jimtrr PORK 16 MUTTON STEW 350 100 250 SIDE PORK, Fresh Pint 300 lb GA NECK BONES L I 7! lb lb si 23i All kinds of Fryers, Roasters and Stewing Hens. Lunch Meat, Cheesef and np Fresh Milk and Whipping Creait i |