0. P. HELPER THE t&ge Four SKAGGS ANNIVERSARY WORKMEKS MERC GROCERY MAKES ADDITION TO FORCE o ' Commencing Saturday morning, April 2, tlie local O. P. Skagit-storparticipated in a general saies event as a part ol tliat company's sixtli anniversary. 13. II. Hyde, local manager, advises the local store enjoyed a nice husl ness over the week end. TIRE BUSINESS I SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Tlie Workniens Merc grocery, located at the corner by liryuers service station and Rainbow Gardens, last week found It necessary to add one regular clerk to their sales force and an extra clerk for the week. Mr and Mrs G 1. Crawford of Sunnydide are visiting at the home of Mrs W F Abbott for a .Mrs ( rawtord lew nays. is a daughter of Mis Abutt and will be remembered by her many Helper friends as a resident of this city for a number of years. Henry Hall returned Thursday morning of last week from Decatur, 111., where he and Mrs. Hall recently were called by the death of Mrs Hall's father. Mrs Hall ins in the Illinois city to care for her mother, who is rapidly regaining her health. Enroute lo o o Helper, Mr Hall stopped in Mrs V Mellens of Ogden is visColo., to visit his father. iting at the home of her son Pete Frank Hall. o o Cima in Spring Glen for a few Jim Pappacostaa, who has been days. Mrs Mellens will be rememconfined to his home for several bered as formerly residing here. weeks past with rheumatism, now Mr and Mrs Pete Cima of Spring is repot ted as getting along nicely. o o Glen are the proud parents of a Mis F P Fisher of Helper spent dandy baby girl born Saturday the week end in Salt Lake City morning. o o visiting with her mother, Mrs Mrs. John Quillco now is re- George Miller who has been ill for covering nicely from a tonsilar some time, and reports she now Is much better. operation submitted to recently. oo k4 ;Hl iff") - tj- & Supply Company Building Service Acme Quality Paints and Kalsomine Best grade Kalsomine Brushes - for rent with sale of kalsomine. Call or Phone 72 WEDDING S GIARDANO-VERD- IS ANNOUNCED The manv friends of Misa Flor euce Wadoups and D K Hrown of Helper were agreeably surprised this week when verification was had of the report that the couple quiet ly had slippea away to sail Lake City where they were married. The bride is one of the charm- lug misses of this community, and is the daughter of Mrs. John of Martin. She is a gradual Af tho Mflner schools, and for several years past has been em ployed in the Gift Shop jeweirj titnri The groom has been manager ol the local Sareway grocery store lor the past year, and prior to that time served the same company as manager of the store at ftiat-lack- offi-cia- nt gum-dippe- n, IS TIRES Wherever tires are subjected to the most severe abuse, where time is money and production must go on unhindered Tires doing their there will you find Firestone great part in the daily life of commerce. You should not ask any less nor expect any less of the tires used on your pleasure car. Definitely guaranteed performance is our guarantee on Firestone tires. All prices. Battery charging and repairing We are experts on trouble shooting Automotive Electragists. Gum-Dippe- d A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE MOTORIST BRYNER'S SERVICE Local and General M. 0. PORTER, Mgr. I Helper, Utah Phone 342 HERE THEY COME! The Helper Fire Laddies CRACK OUT THEIR 1 qth ANNUAL 15" Firemen's Ball SAT. Aeosth SAT. Rainbow Gardens HELPER HELPER MUSIC?? un-flna-n- ow ROMANCERS CVna vai Dainbow lamblei OF RHYTHUM One Clinker Admits Clank! Clank! Shower Down Brothers IT'S A FIRE OF FUN!! HAWAIIAN I WEDDING Miss Helen Verdi and Ang jlu Giardano of Helper were married Saturday morning iu the St. A',-- : thony church of Helper. Father W A Rnel performing the certniony. The bride wore an attractive gown of peacb chiffon. A reception and dance was ht'.d Saturday evenius at the Verdi home in their honor w ith a bout DO of their friends spending the evening in dancing. Later, a tlaiu-- ! ty supper was served, with a Inge wedding cake , decorated in pink and green roses, while the labie was graced with lovely lin!J ol pink roses. The couple will lu:ike their, home In Spring Canyon wher they will be at home to their many friends. o ENTERTAINS TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB Mrs G A Murphy entertained! for the Tuesday contract brlivjo club Tuesday afternoon at her home in Spring Canyon. A dainty 1:30 luncheon was enjoyed, followed by the season ol contract bridge at which pr!z-were awarded to Mrs A F Dairy for high score, and Mrs A J St.il' ford for low. Those enjoying the al'tei iioor CI were Mesdames George Miller. Hubbard and V F Olson of Price; A J Stafford, R J Vaughan, W T Elliott and A F Drury of Helper, and the hostess, Mrs M.n pliv oi Spring Canyon. J .1 THE MEMBERS OF THE SODAL- ITY will meet Thursday of this week at the home of Miss Grace Magilicco in Helper. MARRIAGE TUESDAY EVENING Isabella Cima, daughter of Jim Cima of Helper, and Louis Abbott, son of Mr and Mrs W F Abbott of Helper were married at the home of the bride's father Tuesday evening, Bishop Carter performing the ceremony at 8 o'clock. A social evening followed the at which ceremony, marriage were present relatives and friends of the bride and groom, with lunch being served at the clo.e of the evening. The young couple will make their home in Helper where they will he at home to thidr many friends. ABB0TT-CIM- THE L D S SUNDAY SCHOOL held a social party Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel in Helper for the purpose of raising funds for Mothers day. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY FOR MRS BONACCI Mrs. Beruardina Bonacci was pleasantly surprised Monday afternoon when a few of her frirnds gave her a surprise birthday parly at her home in Helper. The afternoon was spent in the playing of card games, after wLr'i a dainty picnic lunch was net veil. Present were Mesdames E Bi Ketchum, Ivin Simmons, F Nica.i- tro, J Pellagreno, B Dauna, I Cristelli, M McNary, .1 Bettino ami L G Riche. returned Littlejohn Saturday from Salt Lake City where he accompanied his son Robert, who ia a student at Westminster college. o I A ft nans t ICES - in i mere somcuung wrung with this headline? Hawaii, I n know. is a vjrvnnp region of warmth and sunte and shine, of flowers, and a complete stranger to trv.nuousness, snow and ice. Yet some oi the best ices that ever tickled vour palate are made of pineapple i hut comes trom Hawaii. Here, for are two sherbets which enable you to choose between the cooiues of mint and the warmth of gingir, combined with the unique of pineapple. Pineapple Mint Sherbet : Put one cup sugar, two cup water, one-ha- lf tablespoon corn syrup and one-ha- lf cup uf after dinner mints in a sauce-lia- u and boil two or three minutes. Add one teaspoon gelatin which has been softened in two tablespoons cold water, and stir until dissolved. Cool. can Add the contents of an of crushed pineapple and three tablespoons lemon juice, pour into the rcirigcrator tray, and let freeze to a mush, stirring occasionally. Then fold in three stiffly-beategg whites, and continue freezing, stirring sev eral times. Serves six. Milk Sherbet : Pineapple-Ginge- r Scald three-fourtcup evaporated milk, three-fourtcup sugar and three tablespoons of chopped preserved ginger. Cool. Add the concan oi crushed tents of an Hawaiian pineapple, two tablespoons lemon juice and two cups ginger ale, and freeie in an ice cream Serves eight. freezer. Ip tae cup flour, two-thirtablespoon sugar and a few grains of salt, and add two slightly-beate- n egg yolks. Add one cup scalded milk, and cook in double boiler until creamy. Chill. can Add the contents of an of crushed pineapple, two-thircup two-thirbanana pulp, cup orange juice and two tablespoons lemon into a mixture this Pour juice. refrigerator tray and let it chill until it starts to freeze, stirring several times. Add one cap of beaten creatn, mixing it in thoroughly, ind continue freezing. Stir once or twice. Serves eight Hawaiian Ice Cream : Cook three-fourtcup cup sugar and water five minutes. Soak one-ha- lf in two tablespoons tablespoon gelatin cold water, and dissolve in the hot mixture. Add one-ha- lf cup syrup from canned Hawaiian pineapple and two tablespoons lemon juice, and chill. Add two cups cream (or one cup cream and one cup evaporated milk), and pour slowly on two cups avocado pulp, stirring constantly. Pour into a refrigerator tray and freeze, stirring several times. Serves eight More Delicious Chills But these are by no means all of the delicious chills that come out and let get very cold and thick. Fold in one cup beaten cream, pour into a refrigerator tray, and let freeze. Serves six. Beat Pineapple Maple Parfait: four eggs. Beat one cup maple syrup canned from one and cup syrup Hawaiian pineapple, and pour slowly onto the eggs. Cook in double boiler until the mixture coats a spoon. cups Qiill, add one and beaten cream, and freeze in refrigerator trays. Serves six. Southern Cross Coupe; Beat one cup cream, add four sugar and two tablespoons brandy flavoring, and freeze in a refrigerator tray. Combine the concan of Hawaiian tents of one one-ha- lf tablespoons-confectioner'- pineapple one-tour- th of sunny Hawaii. Among tlie otlier delectable frozen dishei from this far-o- ff land are: Pineapple Mousse: Put the concan of crushed tents of an pineapple, four tablespoons water and in top of eighteen marshmallows Ice Creams, Too double boiler, and steam until the Not only ices, but ice creams. marshmallows are thoroughly disHere are two, both strictly tropical. solved. Add two tablespoons lemoo wedge of lemon. One recipe will Tropical Ice Cream: Mix one juice and three tablespoons sugar, make ten to twelve cubes. IIIIHHIIIIIIIIM In, ARTHUR BRISBANE SAID 'IF YOU : HAVE SOMETHING THE PEOPLE WANT, LET THEM KNOW IT AND YOU CAN SELL IT, GOOD TIMES OR BAD." i IF HE HAD IN MIND AT THE TIME, THE JOURNAL IN HELPER, HE WOULD PROBABLY HAVE ADDED A WORD OR TWO, BECAUSE ' TELLING IT IN THE JOURNAL" IS THE BEST WAY IN HELPER. AND ISSUES AN IMPORTANT o IN THOSE THREE LINE3 ARTHUR BRISBANE STATEMENT OF POLICY FOR 1932 Mr and Mrs A S Wahl and Mrs Kate Happs of Helper motored to Mt. Pleasant Sunday, spending the day with their daughter Gertrude, who Is attending Wasatch academy at that point. The New Chevrolet Six is the same well known product that was introduced to the public only & short time ago, and this car will be manufactured as in the past with quality and HAVE FOLLOWED THAT FORMULA economy in price always as the public wishes it. Before deciding on any other automobile, Chevrolet it offers you all that can be asked for BEEN THE DIRECT RESULT OF TELLING THE oo Mrs Cynthia Patch and daugh ter Illean from San Francisco are visiting in Helper for a few weeks at the home of Kathryn Verdi and with relatives. Mrs Patch- and Kathryn Verdi are sisters, having formerly resided In this city. Miss Adele Nelson recently returned to California after visiting with her parents In Price, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Nelson, formerly of Castle Gate. Miss Adele is a stu- dent at the College of Commerce, Stockton, Calif. low-price- d Roadster Sport Roadster oo superintendent ,5 . . Phaeton Standard Coupe F0R YEAR3 AND A LARGE PART OF THEIR SUCCESS HAS PEOPLE OF THEIR TERRITORIES WHAT THEY ' ' $445 De Luxe Coach $515 $485 Sport Coupe $535 $495 Five-Pas- $575 s Coupe $490 Cabriolet $595 $590 $615 $490 Sedan Coach $495 Special Sedan De Lnxe Coupe $510 Landau Phaeton Five-Windo- Coupe . .... $625 All Prices F. 0. B. Flint, Michigan Special Equipment Extra Low Delirered Prices and Easy 0 M A C Terms The Helper Journal j ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER o -- .. . TV. - lnMvn.l ...lit l.- 1 IIC UB1 Will UV WU I lo you thru the mail at the fol- - !f d lowing rates: H $ Three months Six months 1.25 R One year 2.00 t,t consider HUNDREDS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN NEW LOW PRICES o I IN AN ABSOLUTE- HAD TO OFFER. oo It DESCRIBED "ADVERTISING" LY DIRECT AND SIMPLE MANNER. o The had severely criticized the trainmaster for in laxity reporting accidents, impressing upon him the fact that It was very necessary to report by wire immediately anything that appeared to be an accident, no matter how trivial It might seem. without waiting for details. Only a few days later, ihe superintendent received the following wire: "Man fell off platform in front of engine." To which the "Adviso superintendent .wired: details." The trainmaster replied: "No one hurt; engine was backing up!" I'tah Fuel Company's "Hot Shots." tidbits, one sliced banana and cup chopped date, and fill tall parfait glasses half full of the mixture. Top with tlie frozen branched cream, and garnish with bits of red and green cherries. Serves six. Tropical Iced. Tea The chilled beverages, too, that come from this land of sunshine have a tang peculiarly their own. Take tropical iced tea, for instance Here's the recipe: Dissolve three tablespoons confectioner's sugar in the contents of a No. 2 can of unsweetened Hawaiian pineapple juice, and tint a delicate shade of green. Pour into ice cube refrigerator pans, drop a maraschino cherry into each compartment, and let freeze. Make iced tea as usual sweetening it to taste while still hot. Chill. Serve in tall glasses with one or two of the pineapple cubes and a Mrs. J. C. Ossana and her son Alphonse Ossano motored to Salt Lake City Saturday to bring Miss Flora Ossano home from school for a week of spring vacation. o AM El I Art Hamelwright of the Inde-- j pendent Coke and Coal company! at Kenilworth spent the latter part of last week in Salt Lake City on matters of business. REDUCES PRICES o T. 1 MRS MURPHY CHEVROLET Win. nril 7 PHONE Prire Thfv are exuected to return to THE LADIES OF THE EPISCOHelper Thursday and will make PAL GUILD will meet Friday their future home at their apart- in the Utah Service association! ments in the Hillcrest where they club rooms. will be at home to their many l, Tucker, Firestone gays present .tire values friends. stimulate Increased business acMILLICHS ANNOUNCE THEIR tivity. o DAUHTERS' ENGAGEMENTS Firestone business, during the Mr and Mrs Millich of Consumpast two mouths, definitely indi- ers announce the engagement of cates an upward trend in the their two daughters, Ann to Dave western automotive field, accord- Stonebracker of Consumers, and ing to a statement received yes Mary to Golden Day of Consumterday from It. C. Tucker, ers. The double marriage will and general sales man- take place Thursday noon, April of the Tire and Firestone ager 7 at the home of Bishop Silas Uubber company of California, Rowley in Spring Glen, who will by M. 0. Porter of Hyrners Servperform the ceremonies. ice station, local Firestone A reception will be given in honor of the young couples in "General business conditions Thursday evening. The are emphatically on the up grade Consumers will make their nomes in couples with every assurance of continu- Consumers where they will be at Mr. Tucker ing improvement," to their many friends. stated. "Firestone business on home the coast in the 11 western states MRS M FLOYD ASSISTED BY and thruout the whole country ie Mrs A J Stafford and Mrs T B improving constantly. There are Litizzetti, entertained at a dinner two reasons In addition to the party at the Floyd home in Helper basic trend toward recovery now Wednesday evening in honor of evident in all industries. First, Mrs 1 K Good of Winnemucca, automobile owners in the pat, Nev. A dainty 7 o'clock dinner endeavoring to get the last pos- was served and enjoyed by a numsible ounce of service out of ber of ladies from Spring Canyon their tire equipment, have used and Helper. up their tires to a point where has become abso- MRS FISHER IS HOSTESS replacement lutely necessary. Second, new AT BRIDGE DINNER low prices, the lowest in all hisMrs F P Fisher was hostess at tory, make it possible for car a bridge dinner at her home iu owners to enjoy at a nominal Helper Thursday evening. Those cost in Firestone d who enjoyed the dainty dinner tires advantages of maximum and games were Mesdanies Sheldon safety, long mileage and freedom Anderson, Glen Nelson, H Mad-sefrom trouble which were unTad Storey, Ace Roberts, Nick known a few years ago." lieruaiili, K. Bernardi, Marlon o o o Bliss and Mrs Nash of Price. W D R Griffith and D AioKelvey, Fred Wilson of Helper. Mrs. Roberts was awarded high 0 o Mrs W K Hathenburk of Soldier score and Mrs McKelvey the Summit was a business caller in Helper Wednesday of this week. A SHOWER FOR. MRS W O o o MAL'LSBY JR will be held FriMiss Anba Oveson of Castle Kale is visiting at the home of day evening at the home of Mrs J M Webb in Castle Gate. A numher brother in Helper, Dean ber of friends have been invited for the occasion. Keith and Jack Kirkham of HOP ATTRACTS SENIOR Lake Salt City spent the week end wiih their father, A J Kirkham of LARGE ATTENDANCE Martin. A delightful affair of Friday o o Mrs Joe Lltizzette of Helper evening was that of the Senior underwent a major operation in hop, given by members of the senthe Price hospital Monday morn- ior class of Carbon county high ing. She is getting along nicely. school in the Rainbow Gardens ball room of Helper. o o L R Dills, proprietor of the A clever black and white domTroy laundry In Helper, and the ino was carried out in the decoraThe programs family now are nicely settled in tions and favors. were silhouettes in the same eftheir home on Garden street. o o fect. A large gathering enjoyed Miss Bessie Devietti Rpent the the evening of dancing. week end home from Henagers business college In Salt Lake City, visiting with her mother, Mrs B Devietti. o o Mr and Mrs W M House of Helper received word Tuesday morning of the death of Mr House's brother, Dr J J House of Coulton, Kentucky. K. C. Central Commission Social Calendar BROWN-WADOUP- re-n- if VUnAav JOURNAL Colton Motor Co Helper, Utah !llllllll!lll!llllllllll!li!!ll!lll!ilill!l!!!!l!!!llll!!ll!IISII!ll!lll!llllllllH s