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Show The Roundup By C. WATT BRANDON Careless Truckers Cause of Crash Continued from Page One of Michigan haa announced he will veto any repeal of the liquor laAs in that state if the legrislature acts before congress breaks the barrier, JNow that the wet forces are in command of the battlefield radicals should cease and let sar.e acts predominate in dealing with a new situation. Blanket pardons for liquor law violators would be un wise, while defeat of state pro hibition laws by the electorate grants official freedom which real ly should not be abused. The scateritng of ties along the highway by some careless truck er near the summit last week caused a serious accident when a car driven by R. D. Weeter cf Helper struck one of the ties lying crosswise in the road and caused it to slur into a car driven by Dr. Anderson of Spring Canyon, who, with his family, was motoring into Salt Lake. Mr. Weeter had noticed the ties lying in the road, apparently falling from some carelessly loaded truck, and had narrowly avoided INDIA POPULATION. The den striking them. Rounding a turn, however, he came upon one lying sity of population for India cov across the road which he was unan area of about 1.700,000 enng able to avoid and crashed over it. square miles, shows a per capita The Impact caused his car to slur of 196 persons for each square to one side of the road and crash mile, according to the last cen bus compiled by the British gov- into the Anderson car, causing seernment. It shows a population of vere damage to both automobiles. BUY AT HOME 353,000,000 people as against the 319,000,000 in 1921, an increase of 11 per cent one fifth the popula tion of the world. The census fur ther shows that over 200 languMr. and Mrs. Eugene Adams and ages or vernaculars are spoken by the people, 20 distinct tongues are Ferrel Adams of Salt Lake City spoken by over 100,000,000 people, visited over Thanlcsgiving with the while 12 of them are used by more former and latter's parents, Mr. than 7,000,000 people. Ninety per and Mrs. H. H. Adams. cent of the population is rural, and Miss Ruby Bean visited over the in England the rural population is with friends in the Capionly 21 per cent. Out of the whole week-en- d population in 1921 only 22,023,651 tol city. were able to read and write. In E. J. Cassey returned the fore 1931 there were 13,000.000 pupils enrolled in the scfiools in India. part of the week from Salt Lake City, having visited with friends for a few days. DENYING A DEITY. Signalizing a further rapid decay of reJack Sullivan and A. S. Wahl of ligion in soviet Russia announcement is made that the Cathedral Helper spent Saturday and Sunday of St. Isaacs in Lenlgrad, cost-- l duck hunting in Bichuel. They re as having had luck. ing iz million dollars and com- port pleted in 1858, is to be converted lhe Mi3ses Ruby Jones and into an atheist theater. The church destruction in Russia haa been Verdi Rasmussen were visitors ov Local and General complete under the present government, many of the churches having been transformed into li braries, hospitals, warehouses garages, schools and museums, while leaching of religion haa been banned. It has been said that no na tion which denies deity can BUY er Thanksgiving with their par ents in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Johanna Lowenstein and son, Sherman, left Wednesday afternoon for their home in Holly wood after spending several days in Helper visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein. AT HOM- E- Fred Hischier made a flying trip from Provo to this vicinity last Saturday on matters of business in the interests of the Standard Oil of California. Fred had company 1933 The membership campaign for Carbon post 21 now ia under- the flu, too. way, with an objective of a 25 per No charge for printing news cent increase over the present items Phone 21. Come in, you Buddy, membership. BUY AT HOME we need the and need Legion you! Ble.iiof to All No life can be pure In Its purpose In addition to the Fred Voll or addistrong In Its strife and all not be will four there trophy, tional prizes to be awarded the be purer and stronger thereby. Legionnaires bringing in the larg- Meredith. BUY AT HOME est number of new members. Briefly Told Until tomorrow becomes yesterThe qualifying round for members competing for prizes close on day, men will be blind to the good December 7. To qualify, a mem- fortune of the present. ber must bring in his own and one other membership fee. LEGION NOTES had been appointed chairman of the membership drive. Glen Ballinger AT School Election on December 7th CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my deepest appreciation to my many friends who offered me so many kindnesses and volunteered words of condolence at the passing of my Brazil offl-clal- TORI 213 PHONE Flour I jr f y Smart Men J m Del Monte Coffee s, AT HOME J RICHARD LEE HOW A Richard Lee Howa, aged 7 years, son of Mose Howa, passed away at the family home on Wednesday morning, December 1 at 2 o'clock, following 18 days' illness of pneumonia. The deceased is survived by his father and the following brothers, John, Jimmy, Joseph and Edward, and one sister, Mary Louise, all of Helper. Funeral services will be conducted at the St. Anthony's church here, the date not having yet been set, with interment in the Mountain View cemetery at Helper. BUY AT I" Iodized, 2 for .... COFFEE Blue Pine High Patent, sk. - Salad Dressing I 3 bottles J- Saturday for 29c a t'n ;t fui GROUND BEEF 5$ lb . for e Keally Exceptional GUI Vainest In All The e Well-style- Candidate for Election to the Board of County School Commissioners Scalp Massage "f J District No. 2 Aft WW Election Wednesday, December 7 Finger Wave, dry- - Hot Oil Scalp Trtmt.,Sham. poo, Fgr. Wave Ctfl AA j- PERMANENTS to $y100 ANNOUNCEMENT Another Service for Our GIFT SHOP BEAUTY SHOP COLTON MOTOR CO. Helper, lTt--.I- i Telephone 36 C e 'c Travelling Set 9Qc HeU prize this convenient o-grain composition case, ted with 5 pieces I r tSt ire' S HAMS, Mission Pork 10 29c 35$ 5 0c j-1- 10c i; 20C $ 5C 12lC lU) aA 1 buffal- fit- I: : extra quahly Penncy's marines cost 700 no mon , wide assortment pba j fancy pattern Whole or half light young pork will sell this week-en- d at 6'jC a lb. These pork will be fine for bottling or can ing for your summer needs. All fresh pork will sell re markably low. Freah picnic hams at 6c lb.; spare ribs, Penco Flyer1 WAG0J Famous Pr (radt Automobile HEW tOW Bttdl 10c; leaf lard, 6c; hams, 10c lb., forced tidei bottom! " Firestono Axle- s- Yi" STORfS. .4 DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT December 3 RAINBOW GARDENS DANNY AND HIS Unexcelled Music GOOD TIME ASSURED FOR ALL ........ .v.v.y. V.V.V.y. V.v.v.v.v.v. V. V.V.V. W. w' I I Tirw oold-- 1 1 OTHERS 89c TO $4.49 "A SURETY OF PURITY" 11 PRIC1 Re-i- n etc a P. SICAGGS 'FOOD hi de Migbast oh! ohi a D( Troisssea BOOKS Illustrated! PAINT books, STORY books, PICTURE books, Jr. FICTION and FAIRY TALES books children enjoy and plenty of them! 20c 9c ZSc Fully Drwd And Up ! J!,t DoSw Handy WarJt'W Extra Dress, Cost, Other 'CrnuitvTiii' 8 SEWING SETS Complete.' 9C c Toilet Silks, scissors, thimble, embroidery hoops, novelties stamped on quality fabrics and 4 lovable dolly to sew for I ... Other Sets 10c to 79c I 1 3-P- We have installed a new machine to clean and adjust spark plugs, at 5 cents each, while you wait. Badly worn or dirty plugs waste one gallon of gasoline out of every ten, and reduce engine power. 1 Puzzled? Give Him a Customers Hot Oil Shampoo Free with each Permanent tf 19c. , CEMENT OF TESTED HIGH QUALITY 2 lbs ideal for all construction work BACON Squares can be purchased from us with lb J will confidence be it that complete uniformly good. Whether purchasMUTTON Legs ed in small or large quantities, lb every lot is sure to be unexcelled Mutton Chops for fineness, rapidity of setting, tensile strength and soundness. ': 3 ibs Yet it costs no more than many LAMB STEW inferior grades. Henry H. Jones jELJ K Newest Skapes, Colors, Finishes Well-line- d er to H 3! i d Well-mad- e In the Market PORK ROASTS s v; b. ? Ia rei r.u Candied sweet potatoes with your roast, or creamed or baked sweet potatoes ought to make a nice meal. Try a bag or so Saturday. bags They will sell in Meats You Can Eat U. S. Inspected Skinned, lb 'j HAM, Center I? Slices, 2 for BACON, Sliced He . Sweet Potatoes lb 5 ib lb. can., vacuum packed. CATSUP 2 bottles HONEY Ij per gallon BUTTER :J HOME-C- ARD appreciation. Mrs. Benjamin Jacob Stein and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein and family. (Thi8 coffee is nationally advertised and is packed by a company that you can depend on for its fine merchandise. Buy what you like : FLOUR OF THANKS To our many kind friends and for their expressions of sympathy in our hour of bereavement, the death of our beloved brother and friend, Benjamin Jacob Stein, we express our heartfelt thanks and f 1 inf? O J BUY Themselves Jello 4-l- Amusing I Colorful! I' tran Would Choose "MaratW J GAY I 61 Henna Pack ( Ca Osella. j ALL THE FAMILY ' Market Loin, Leg, lb Facial, Plain 9C Eye Brow Arch Finger Wave, dryA fg AND jjSuccess:; s Pork Roasts H 25 " FOR YOU XMAS Facial, Plain Manicure Eye Brow Arch - m lb Specials Dece- ADS CARTER'S WANT m HOME beloved mother. Domenick Brazil's lmmenta Area Is larger than the United States. The area of Brazil Is square estimated at Continued from Page One of contiarea total The miles. schools for such time as they are United States is 3,020,789 in school A wise parent would nental miles. aquare prefer to have his child in a school BUY AT HOME eight months which is good or to even seven months a year, than Say your read it in The Journal. Wednesday, December 7, i3 the have him in a poor school ten date on which taxpayers of Car- months." bon county will go to the polls to determine who will serve on the school board for the ensuing four years. TRANSFER and DRAY In the city of Price, the brick FOR RENT Two five-rooHauling of All Kinds for a position on the board modern houses with garages. Inis rather spirited with four enterquire Al Leo, 241 Ganet street. ed in the race. From the Helper district we find FOR SALE Three beds, ice box, but two entered: Charles Leger, washing machine, two houses local businessman and at present for sale; clear of taxes and all. a member of the board who seeks Inquire MRS. MARY LAPORE, reelection; and Henry H. Jones, Helper. mining and civil engineer. Both of these gentlemen are very videly V.V.", iVViViViWiVViViV Turkey Red, hard wheat known to the taxpayers of this is fast proving its wonflour vicinity and no comment is nec derful essary. qualities in bread Polling: places for the school making. If you haven't tried board election in Helper will be : :j this flour, Saturday will be the same as for the general eleca good time to test its mertion, with eastside resident voting at the city hall, and west side resiFriday, Saturday Dec 2-- 3 its. It will sell Sat. at 79c dents voting in Liberty hall. 50-la bag. V.V.VVAV.VAVAV.V, AT HOME BUY RAISINS Councilman M. O. Porter has been confined to his home this pkg week, a sufferer with flu. PEARS, Tall A good salad with Jell-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gease and 3 cans tins, as a base will prove very apfamily enjoyed Thanksgiving dinCLEANSER .. .. ner at home, with Miss Isabelle j petizing to the members of honor. of as 3 cans guest Beveridge your family, especially to the PORK-BEAN- S members convalescing from Bert Milano, a son of Mr. and I; colds. Get any flavor you Mrs. M. Milano, returned this J per can week to his Helper home to spend and as many boxes as want SALMON, Large some time with his parents. Mr. you like, Sat. at 5c each. Milano for the past year has been cans, 3 for attending school in San Francisco J PINEAPPLE where he has perfected himself in can business practices and in general Ij Tid-Bitcommercial work. SALT County School Expenses Are Discussed i Carbon post now haa the largest membership of any post in district 5. We hope to secure a 25 per cent increase over last year. BUY Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE FOUR Set Solid composition finish I I" super-pealined gift box! Unusual rl 0 Shop Early for Christmi ( |