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Show Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, October 20, 1933 THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE THREI e Sure to Clip the Coupon in the Strand Theater Adv. This Wee!: . RECIPES vvorKmen s r Hlmmel Torte Crust 1-- cup sugar 3 1-- ter cups fine graham cracker 1 Vi crumbs Mix crumbs, sugar and butter; line a large pie plate with mixture, reserving about 3 cup. Bake ir slow owen (275 degrees F.) for iha' Market cup mltd but- 3 The Crook they couldn't ar rest is in the hoosegow now. Now is the time to buy while prices still are reathus saving a considerable amount of and backing the President's recovery program. money is Helper' having a gala week October 21 to 28, and while these are our regular week-enspecials we also will have many interesting items offered thruout this period. sonably low QUALITY THAT CAN'T BE BEAT AT ANY PRICE 1-- ut 20 minutes, cool. Filling; 1 3 egg yolks cups milk cup sugar 1 tbsp. lemon juice 2 tbsps. flour Vipkg. pasturized dates i tsp. salt Ji cup nuts, chopped Mix the sugar, flour and salt; stir the mixture into the milk which you have scalded in a double boiler. Continue stirring until the mixture thickens. Beat egg Add the lemon yolks slightly. juice; stir the mixture into the hot filling; add the dates, sliced, and the nuts. 1-- 3 Merinque: 3 tbsps. sugar egg whites . Beat the egg whites until stiff; beat In sugar; use fine granulated sugar. Pour the filling into the baker crust; sprinkle with the reCover mainder of the crumbs. Bake in a with the meringue. slow over '(300 degrees F.) until delicately brown or about 15 3 SUGAR 10 lb. bag 31 LUX Toilet soap 4 bars tns m sr.' CORNED BEEF g Lb. Tin Vegetables Mixed, Case V M fff lOe 3 for OLIVE OIL Pure Gal. QQ 3X?0 BLK. BERRIES Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Crisp Utah Celery 5c; Squash, good hubbard or banana 21 lb. Red Bliss potatoes 100 lb. bag $1.25; Cabbage 10c each; washed carrots, tops removed, 2c lb. Table grapes 5c lb. Coffee Many people like "the flavor of Del Monte Coffee, vacuu- and m-packed; ' we are sure you will be delighted with the price this 'week, iOnly 25c lb. can.- - ; Sunny-Monda- bars " y soap, 10 for 21c. Oats bags Large Buckeye Oats SYRUP Lady Jane table Vi gal fresh 10 lb. bags, of S5c Other bargains for you to 49c; consider: Snowdrift, large bottles ' Clorox 19c; Calumet baking powder 25c; Del Monte large prunes 19c package; Campflre peanuts 9c a bag; Great Northern beans, 6 lb. bag 25c; Macaroni or Spaghetti, 5 lb. boxes, 45c; K. K. blackber-ries'fo- ryour pies, kiddies lunch etc., 39c near gallon; Premium Wheat 23c pkg.; Blue Pine peanut butter 17c and 27c jars; B. P. Corned Beef, 17c; K. King Corn S for 25c; Del Monte Preserves assorted, small cans In the Market Fresh tamales wrapped in corn husks and packed with choice corn meal, meats and spices, only 5c each.' sausages 2 lbs. 25c. Link Ham While it lasts you may get whole ham or ham in the piece, family style at 12c lb. Rolled boneless hams 15c lb. Center slices of family style 15c lb. Roasts Choice roasts cut from Inspected eastern beef at 9c lb. Pork roasts 8c to 17c lb. packing house pork; veal, lamb and mutton roasts at bargain prices. Cheese, lard, fish, chickens, Many delicacies of any kind at bargain prices. "A SURETY OF PURITY" 4g OATS Crystal Wedding, pkg .... MACARONI cut, 3 lbs. . SPINACH qt tins 2 for 4Jy 27e LEMONS Dozen 19C $! SOUP Harmels Large tins 7i Roasts BACON Sliced Pound RUMP ROAST Pound HAMBURGER Fresh, 2 lbs. 4gk 5v POT ROAST Veal, lb HAM Mission skinned, lb 156 CHEESE full cream, 2 lbs 9Cgp A'w 8C Whipping Cceam V pint Loaf CHEESE 5 lb. brick iArt STEAKS, pork, veal, beef, l. PORK ROAST Lean 10c LARD 8 lb. pkg. lb cut, 69 HAMS Picnic Choice MUTTON, fancy Leg, lb. Home Dressed Fat Hens and Friers Buy Now NR A Buy Now A wi to ova RICCi fm Meat Market and Grocery CLOROX Large bottle SOAP, Special White Laundry, 10 bars ...... CRYSTAL, WHITE Cleanser, 2 cans EGOS, Dozen strictly fresh POTATOES 10 pounds BOTTLE CAPS 2 gross boxes 4fkfi 23 j .j mm A "3t 1fd f flfi st In Our Market POT ROAST, Steer Beef, pound STEAKS Steer Beef . Pound 7f 10? POT ROAST, Veal pound VEAL Steaks and ('hops, 2 lbs. PORK ROAST Pound SIDE PORK, Fresh 2 pounds LAMB CHOPS, Yearling, pound LAMB LEO, yearling Pound 2Sf 25? 9? . 100 MALT, 14 RA' WI 10 lb. PT DO OUR Barley Bloom hop flavored, can SUGAR IXOUR 48 lb. bag mJL TriT -- ftj 3"r bag m ?J-4- CORNFLAKES Large package COFFEE, De Monte pound tin NAVY BEANS 4 pounds If A JLJky mQA 29 j.jIt" U. S. Inspected Meats HAMBURGER, fresh ground, 2 pounds PORK SAUSAGE fresh ground 2 lbs BACON, Sliced 2 pounds PICNIC HAMS Found LAUD, pure white 2 pounds 170 mm.r.i) ji 97ri Sliced, m pound FRESH OYSTERS Down This coupon and 20cts entitles bearer to admission at the Strand Theatre, Helper, Wednesday, Oct. 25, evening only. Wed. & Thurs., October 25th and 26th 5C FRESH MILK PHILLIPS WRAY Minna Gombell, STRAND fgf 45 Jg SOAP Wrapped Laundry 10 bars to His life Picture Showing at If you haven't tried one of Workmen's choicest steaks or Roasts then you've missed something try them and be convinced that they are a lot more tasty and tender than just ordinary steaks or roasts. POT BRAIN STONE HOLMES FAY MATCHES 6 box carton Star FLOUR 48 lbs d A financial wildcat. and love With GEORGE E. IN OUR MEET DEPARTMENT Steaks Any cuts, teabone, sirloin or round steaks from ineastern spected, stamped, beef at 2 lbs. for 25c. se RAISINS SEEDED Pound package 9c. ham g Quart Soap STARCH, corn or Gloss 2 pks APPLES Fancy Eating, 6 lbs Gallon Tins NOTICE. The Primary officers of Helper are holding a food sale Sat. and invite your patronage in support of their work. 6e SWEET POTATOES OR YAMS 4 Pounds TUMBLERS BUY NOW! $f il 23e MILK any brand Tin f- -j frA 3tt . tT -- j IT HIGH AND LOW TARRIFFS DISCUSSED AT MIA MEET At the regular MIA meeting in Central schoolhouse Tuesday evewas discussed ning, "Tariffs" Miss Nettie Shumway speaking on n high tariff, while Jane discussed low tariffs, h discussions being of a very enlightening nature. At the meeting next Tuesday it is planned to have Charles Leger discuss currency inflation in its many forms. Hop-kinso- ALL KINDS OF LUNCH MEATS Fancy Capons and hens Sale Week-En- d PEANUT BUTTER 2 'j1""'"' 21t MATCHES-6,1- "" 23C 32C FLOURT 4 Lb. Bag.. PANCAKE MILK7; GRAPEFRUIT- - Del Monte -- -- FIG BARS-Fp- n'js PINEAPPLE TID BITS--3cans onte. COFFEEpcl pound TUNNA FISH-- M;; PORK & BEANS TOMATO JUICE-- '"' corn-- -- COFFEE, Blue Pine pound CATSUP, Blue Pine 2 bottles GREEN TEA Hewletts WALNUTS 8 Oz. Can RICE 5 pound Bag SALAD DRESSING Meracle Whip, Qt. .... WHEATIES 2 packages MILK All Brands Tomato COCKTAIL 2 cans i PUMPKIN, Solid Pack, 2'2 can TOILET TISSUE 4 Rolls LARD 8 pounds CELERY, Jumbo size 2 for LETTl CE 290 290 170 230 350 270 230 60 130 120 190 690 150 50 Extra Large MEATS QUALITY VE AL POT ROAST Pound ROAST, Pork Shoulder, pound PORK LEG ROAST Pound LARD 8 pounds STEAKS, S. Loin .. Round T Bone, lb HAMS, Fancy Skinned, pound BACON, Sliced 2 pounds FRANKFURTERS 2 pounds ,.. POT ROAST Pound MUTTON CHOPS Pound SAUSAGE, Pure Pork 2 Pounds 100 90 130 690 150 170 350 250 80 100 150 m out A BUY NOW ie &C $1.69 25C 22C f " pound B HONEY-- fr BUY NOW Helper Nine Takes Inter StateJM DEFEATS GRAND JUNCC0: LINEUP TWO GAMES 01" OF THREE The Helper state league baseS&j team, supplemented by MarAj and L. R. Bills last Sunday Grand Junction defeated an tj state Colorado team for the Qi orado-TJta- h baseball champion of the 1933 season. Jacksws Marchetti did excellent pitchi thruout the game, and wens Q backed up by the other playeri, s Because of unsettled loca! eel serie tt ditions, the three-gam- e played in Grand Junction, the game being on Sunday, Octobjf when Grand Junction won by , score of The second game was pkji Sunday, October 8, with Htiji winning ,Wr 14-1- 0. 5-- 4. BUY NOW' ELECTION REGISTRY DATES Saturday, October 21, will be tb' next registration date for voter at the approaching city election i East ttf be held November 7. registration will be held at city hall, and west side regfetn P tion in the offices of Dr. Fahring. Wednesday November will be the final registration! dati C. BUYOWni' MR. PRESIDENT; Vc jj Are With You 100 ?5c Can All Flavors Heu-Iett'- s The Strand theatre, as a part if the "buy now" campaign in Hell er, m mis issue has a coupon if connection with the theatre acf verusemeni. x.-u-s coupon, togethd; with 20 cents, entitles the beard to a regular admission at thl Strand Wednesday evening, Octd oer zo. ine ijig Erain" is the ti tie of the feature picture, starrln George E. Stone and Pay Wray. 6C .: c,s BUTTER-p'"- 1; 23C .... 21C 29C ' T' FLOURS" 6C I 39$ (Co"'t lmt"c"d PORK LEG ROAST 15C POT ROAST-Befo'c- "'s 9c & 12c 7 POT ROAST-- '7 12C PORK SIDE-- "''2 pounds f 25C BEEFSTEA- K15C MEAT and GROCERY UTAH 27C 23C 19C 12C 2 large cans QUALITY MEATS HELPER I9e ; CHILI CON CARNE- -'2 cans .. ROYAL GELATINE" 3Dessert .. pkgs -i CREME OIL SOAP- Bars SHAKER SALT-26."- """package JJ mm A JT UY NOW ! . SUCCESS MARKE1 Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 BUTTER Creamery, Lb. -- HAMS-- w PICNIC 1 Uc HEADQUARTERS FOR WESTERN AMMUNITION AND SHELLS BUY NOW FOR YOUR DEER HUNT EGGS strictly fresh, dozen ... COFFEE Blue Pine, lb. SOAP Crystal White, 10 bars.... Water Tumblers BCASTLE R0CKft A MERC. CO. Rexall One Cent Sale Now On this issue the Helper Drug company, a concern, lists a number of splendid Rexall items in its regusale. This lar periodical is not an attempt at but rather is a continuation of a On page five of home-owne- d nt price-cuttin- nation-wid- e g, pub- We cannot speak too highly of the policy of keeping money at home, as it is practiced by the Helper Drug company, and urge consideration of their store to those who appreciate the value of taking care of our own business needs before we ship our money into outside communities for things which can be bought at home. Remember The Helper Journal printed these advertising handbills for the Helper Drug store. They are a product of our own licity campaign conducted by the Rexall company thru its dealers and representatives over the naBUY NOW tion. We further call attention to the From the Greek circulation of bills by the Helper The been which have store, printquotation on the New Tork drug ed in The Journal office, this being city post office which begins "Neian Interesting contrast to another ther snow nor rain nor heat Is drug concern in this town which taken from paragraph OS, Hook VIII believes in having its bills printed of the Greek hlntorian Herodotus, who wrote in the Fifth century, H. "over the hill." C. It rends: "Neither snow nor While this matter of having rain nor heat nor night stays these home at done may your printing seem a small item to some, it nev- couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.'' ertheless is a part of a program merour local followed by most of chants and which recently enabled The Journal office to place Classified Ads another printer on its regular payroll, thus circulating a subBtantial weekly salary in the community FOR RENT Three Room furnishand affecting the addition of aned modern House. Call 249W. other family to Helper which will spend its money here at home. Price Reasonable. 25, 25c! ISCi SOUP, Tomato per can VINEGAR Quarts -- one-ce- 4 for 1C, Shr. WHEAT Kellogs pkg.... POTATOES 10 Lbs 5Ci 19 IOC 15C LETTUCE Large SC heads H Jumbo CELERY each I'OI ROASTS 4 rTX M Steer beef lb 8c to iV J PORK ROASTS Good cuts, lb 44 IJiv i CUBE STEAKS Tender, Lb. ...... ICC BOILED HAM Lb. sliced 20c! STEAK Steer beef, 2 lbs. 25C LARD 4 Lbs. 39C? . 5 OYSTERS, HENS, FRYERS i i |