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Show r HILfEE TIMES THE directing the singing of an old time song and then a musical number from Draper. Benjamin Brown, director of markets for the association with headquarters in New York City, who is coming to Utah expressly for the meeting, will give an address. Mr. Brown is expected to recount the association's marketing experiences in the east during the past year, tell of the boycott on Utah eggs attempted by New York "racketeers" and "gangsters," and explain the advantages of the direct Bales connection formed between the Utah poultry society and the Jewish Grocers' association, a huge organization of over 1,000 chain store units. Expected market trends for 1931 will also be discussed by Mr. Brown. After an address by Carl an expert poultryman, a picture show will be enjoyed and and the local presidents e state veterinarians will hold meetings. Community singing and a musical number by the Riverton local will open the Wednesday morning session, January 21, followed by an address from Byron Alder, professor and poultry expert at the Utah State Agricultural col, lege. Dr. C. T. Jones, veterlnaii-anand E. G. Peterson of the U. S. A. C, are the other speakers for the morning session. Dr. Pren Moore, veterinarian; a representative of the Utah State Farm bureau, and Harden of Bennion, state commissioner agriculture, will speak at the meeting Wednesday afternoon will close with The convention the annual election of directors. Utah Poultrymen To Meet At S. L. January 19 To 21 Problems facing Utah's poultry and vitally affecting every Individual engaged, will be discussed and solutions offered, at the annual convention of the Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative association, to be held January 19 to 21 at the Newhouse hotel in Salt Lake City. Because of the Importance of the meeting and the nature of the business to be considered, every poultryman In Utah who can possibly do so Is urged to attend the sessions. like The poultry Industry, a is all facing others, practically about by low crisis brought prices and other detrimental factors; many Utah producers undoubtedly entertain fears for the future. The foremost poultry authorities in this section of the country have been engaged to future express their views on prospects and solutions for existing problems during the annual meeting. At least several hundred poultry men will be present. The convention will open Monday, January 19, with the first day devoted to turkey sessions, Under the Utah Turkey Growers' association. The sessions for the egg and chicken men will begin Tuesday at 9 a. m., community singing under E. J. Kirkham and selections by the Sprinville quartet are first on the program. Joseph Anderson of Lehi, president of the Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative association, will preside at the meeting. He will open the business with an address of welcome and the president's annual address. Clyde C. Edmonds, general manager of the association, headquarters at Salt Lake, will present his annual report including a discussion of the association's activities during the past year and prospects for 1931. Musical numbers arranged by Mr. Kirkham will follow. The poultry disease situation in Utah will be discussed by Dr. Hugh Hurst, Salt Lake, one of chief poultry the association's veterinarians, and then the meeting will adjourn to visit the association's new $225,000 central warehouse, office building and egg plant, nearing completion In Salt Lake. Free transportation will be furnished convention delegates. Returning to the hotel, the business meetings will reconvene at 2:30 p. m., with Mr. Kirkham industry afternoon bridge club. The guests motored to Helper for luncheon later playing the afternoon games at the Pierce home in Kenil-wortSixteen ladies from Helper, Price and Kenilworth were bidden. Uhles Give New Year's Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uhle entertained at dinner New Year's day, bidding as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Accord and two children of Castle Gate and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Griffith and daugh ter of Helper. o Three Prisoners Elude All Efforts Fris-chknic- eep-arat- To Recapture AT GAIN MEN FREEDOM COUNTY WITH JAIL CRUDE KEY , Three men escaped from the Carbon county jail at Price last week-enTuesday evening, and although immediate pursuit was taken Lot. Valuby county officers, and warning BARGAIN sale, Helper Allen Haskin, 60x110. able lot, has been spread through the state for their apprehension, no National Military home, Calif. Jan. 1 trace has been found of their location. The three were Percy d. Have Luncheon Here Mrs. A. P. Pierce gave an Wednesday the members of her at-la- st Valises afnnstrate The Treine2td ms Savings These Ml Through the Store "Avenue" "Malabar - LARD yard At it's new low price it will be more popular than ever! m CoffcG Blue Pine Blltter Fl0lir Soap p&0' CheeSe rul1 per pound -- Bread Milk White-- Cream Bananas11- - 10 bars. per pound riPe 3 brands cans-a- . . 3 for fer Pound cuts HamS HamS Lard Mission, whole or half Picnio brand s ib. Paiis-e- ach pound Ago Pure silk, toe to top; mercerl- - in toe and sole; new curved cradle sole. French heel, picot top. zed backing 1 Qc .... 19c lOc 23c 20c 13c $1.00 M A ft J J Vf f t f f MI A M 4 yi i I JL JL ft 1 O IfM M.UJ ' J I JL t Jk U XI jT PEINTED 19c Delicious JAM 6;tU9 Tertipian Sakon Lg fa" 12 c oi",ds59c 65 Hp IL We are fortunate in securing from our packers a large number of grain feid lambs, weighing from 35 to 40 pounds, at a very reasonable price. We are passing them on to our customers at tbis saving price. I5C inches with the flavor. yard For comfort covers, for pillows, draperies, so other u?es many pretty patterns for choice niches wiuc Yard for for w-- I "Meadow Lane" Cloth Prints-3- 6 RANG to be demonstrated Saturday Come in Saturday and receive absolutely FREE a sample of the delicious and .$weet Florida oranges. You'll be delighted Cretonnes ? ess I i Olivp Oil A;ro,,ia2 . Marshmallows Florida Gay Hew water. i 29c Beans Front Quarter, p last to washing with soap and hot t Pinto Mind Quarter, poun WITH Fast Colored (bulk)... QJi Whole or half oo VAT DYES 38 5 Pounds or SPAGHETTI 4 Impound Box Js 5 Broadcloth I .c ... CHERRY Corned Beef "Trot-Abou- t" 10c 3 for JL prjce N f J1 I NO. 448 Lovely Grenadine twist hosa in the new, smart, dull finish. Pure silk throughout . . with curved-toe- , cradle sole, French heel. RELIABLE MEATS Pot RoaStS Steaks ah Full Fashioned eilk-plait- 30c 25c 95c 27c Pan SUGAR w Pounds. CHOCOLATES Year Heavy service weight. Pure silk leg, mercerized top, sole heel. In and toe; the season's favored shades. 15c .. pnnds raisin, white Whole-whea- t, Tal1 sack. brand-48- -lb. Crystal I pound Creamery Daily Bread . . 36 inches wide Below NO. 455 15c last year's price NO. 449 Friday and Saturday a. Yard Every Number Price A Price - - - v January (WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES). Pereale New Low Price st - From Not for 17 years have Food Buyers had the "breaks" that are theirs at this time. Food prices have been declining tremendously. The dollar is working overtime. Food is cheaper now than it has been since the Great War, and our stores pass these low prices on to our customers with the rapidity that we receive them from producers. New Low Price Tub-facolors, pretty new designs . . . quality you would expect to cost more . . . "Malabar" at its new low price is a real value! 36 inches wide. - tune. In supervising the program, Pat and Peggy take turns in selecting from requests received from the listeners the musical numbers to be presented by the Conoco orchestra and the male quartette, resulting in a balanced program satisfactory to all The enthusistic relisteners. sponse, ia the form of hundreds of letters from the radio audience, has proved the popularity of this unique program. Stock Friday - Saturday. Jan. 9 & 10, we will sell: Frock Style last year s prlcet190 Helper "Opera versus Jazz." Interest In this controversy has been stimulated by the Conoco Listeners' Hour, with "Peggy and Pat," studio representatives of the radio audience, leading the opposing sides. Since coming on the air several weeks ago, Peggy has shown herself to be partial to classical music, while Pat has consistently favored modern syncopation. Listeners have joined in the argument and for every letter received by this popular pair asking for an operatic selecton, another dance requests a ITS entertaining Meat & Grocery Company PROGRAM HOUR Helper, Utah h, Kenilworth Quests CONOCO NOW HAS J.C.PENNEYC, o Tuesday Club Resumes Series The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge their afternoon club resumed games this week after the holiday season, with Mrs. Harris Simonsen as hostess. Luncheon was served at the Merchant's cafe and games arrnged at the home of Mrs. F. L. Williams. The afternoon's guests Included Mrs. G. E. Nelms, Mrs. II . II. Woods. Mrs. Ben Mrs. Earl Radcliff, Mrs. A. P. Stein all of Price; and Pierce, Mrs. R. B. RobinsonKenil-wortof Mrs. George Jackson Mrs. L. C. Kruse of Casand Mrs. A. J. Stafford, Gate tle Mrs. M. Mrs. R. C. Sheldon, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. C. R. Fahring, C. Gibson, E. Mrs. Stein, Sam and Mrs. Mrs. M. II. Leute, Williams. Double, held for the district court on a burglarly charge; Valley Mayhew and Raoul Gonzales, both awaiting trial on charges of grand larceny. Escape from the Jail had been made after unlocking the door with a key fashioned from a pewter spoon. Nine other prisoners in the building at the time did not join in the escape. and Sheriff Marion Bliss Deputy Warren Peacock gave chase to the trio as far as Green River, since it was believed they had jumped passenger train No. 4 as it left Price. At Green River it was learned from two hobos that three men had Jumped the engine at Price, but had left the train a short time later. It was believed they had doubled back to Helper and made their getaway from near this point. 0 Weeter and her Mies Zella house guest. Miss Buelah Smertz went to Salt Lake City Sunday for several days' visit. Miss Flossie Rig'gs was a visitor in the capitol city over the Thursday, January 8, 1951 break all stock show records The sixth program of this were inaugurated almost two series of 26 weekly broadcasts, years ago and C. R. Jones, generOil the Continental sponsored ty al manager, has been tirelessly company, goes on the air Tuesbringing to actuality the ambitiday evening, transmitted in this ous program. The opening of the Salt station KSL, territory by show, January 17, will Bee the Lake City, from 6 to C:30. completion of several new buildO ings .among them a new Exhibition Ring at the reported cost Show of 150,000. This Is alongside the great stadium, one of the 17 to 21 finest in the United States. Ih the stadium, warm and comfortDENVER, January 7 Celebra- able, the Horse Show and the year, the rodeo, the first indoor event of ting its twenty-fift- h National Westorn Stock show will the kind the West has seen, will hold a Silver Jubilee in which be held. The rodeo starts Saturthe development of the live stock day, January 17, and the Horse Matindustry, will be pictured in the Show, Monday, January 19. most representative and largest inee and evening performances exhibitions the, West has ever will be given daily during the seen. Echoes of the old west, the National Western Stock Show cattle trails and open range, will week, January 17 to 24, Inclusbe heard In the Midwinter Rodeo, ive. The Stock Show proper will bringing to Denver world cele- have more classes in a finer disbrated tophands .as contestants play by far than at any previous for the worth while purses. show. The classes will present The rodeo is added as a special everything in wealth on the hoof proin the greatest gala feature from fat stock, beef cattle, milch gram ever presented by the Na cows, draft horses, sheep, swine, tional Western Stock Show. In poultry, pet stock, to an exhibiaddition, the annual Horse Show tion and of large educational finalready has entries from the showing the est stables that ever competed on economic value nf nil kinds of farm the tanbark. . and machinery, .impledairy ing Plans for a Silver Jubilee, to ments and requirements. j$ Don't forget that our stores are owned by Carbon county people and operated by them; and that these people believe in the slogan "What Utah Makes, Makes Utah. am in. wide IP 25 c yard V,,: 9" Visit our Store-ne- w goods arriving daily i ffizmp:. vstores food HELPER . "A Surety of Purety" PRICE M B H t |