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Show HELPER, UTAH, MARCH 23, 1934 TOE HELPER JOURNAL . IVEtt WAKE I $AFI HAITI wrth th XfREE fhe Y2 HAVE START COLD fill TUUOW BRIDGE-LUNCHEO- nw HAVOLINT J bridge-luncheo- oil I Jl g, IT HERI lelper Super Service Station n, Centrally Located IWVVV. JJ MODERN J NEWLY FURNISHED Utah Hotel ; ! .:. HELPER, UTAH nuua iiuij rmmnnitv Kitchen - Installed For i Use of Guests V,WAVAV.V.VAWAV old Devinish, John Howa, Mike Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack VignetBrandol and Max Vlzzette. to, Mr. and Mrs. John Colzani, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barboglio and Mr. LEGION HIGH-JINK- S and Mrs. Art Dalpiaz. Carbon Post No. 21, American Legion, and their ladies celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of the organization at the Strand Sweet Shop Friday in grand manner. About fifteen couples were present to do Justice to the luncheon, huge The Helper Catholic basketball d birthday cake and quint had a tough time of it at the the plentiful supply of foamy 3.2. Features of the happy evening State Catholic Leaguo basketball were a bull-figdemonstration, tourney at Salt Lake Sunday and with Fred Voll as the star, and the Monday last, losing their opening large amount of edible and drink- game to Cathedral-Seniors- , 35-2able provender so ably consumed and their second to SeBingham by Henry H. Jones. Voll vs. Bull niors, was carried out in unique manner, The was hotly cona package of Bull Durham being tested, first gamethe difference in despite the bull, Fred being the toreador, scoring. attack Helper's passing and the weapon was a wooden worked nicely and the locals worksword. Mere mention of Mr. Jones' ed the floor for many set-upFailgastronomic accomplishments is ure to connect lost the game for sufficient. them. The second game, an exhibition, MEET MONDAY went into extra period, when HelThe Ladies' Democratic Club of g per held the BingCarbon County will meet in the ham team to a tie at the end of Strand Sweet Shop Monday, the the regular playing period. Both 25th, at 2 o'clock. J. W. Bingham teams lost first round games, but will make an address upon "The championship ball in the Crises in the Nation." Music and played exhibition. cards will follow the speaking. The Helper team was sponsored by the Carbon Council of the B.-W. CLUB of Columbus. Those makEleven tables of contract and Knights the trip were P. Dalpiaz, auction bridge were enjoyed by ing l, Tabone, F. Dalpiaz, W. club guests of the Helper B.-Zaccora, Pero and Verdi. last Friday evening at the Grill Paul Dalpiaz was high point man Clubrooms. Following cards, a for the locals with a total count nicely arranged luncheon consist- of 25, 10 in the first game, 15 in bisof meat a loaf, salad, hot ing the second. cuits, coffee and cake was served. Contract scoring honor went to Mrs. Mary Ford, who received a luncheon set as prize, and to R. C. Sheldon, whose prize was a box of handkerchiefs. Auction prizes were awarded to Mrs. Oris Maulsby, a luncheon set, and to Dean Overson, hosiery. Hostesses were Mrs. Marie Deitz, Miss Ivy Memmott, Mrs. Bertha Spratling and Mrs. Minnie A recent interview in the MonWahl. trose (Colo.) Press declared that the Denver & Rio Grande is planBRIDGE CLUB to discontinue the narrow-gaug- e ning The Sunday Night Bridge Club line and take the passenger met last Sunday at the home of business between Montrose and all deMr. and Mrs. Fritz Nyman. A licious supper was served by the southern territory to Denver and on the main line via other hostess, after which bridge was Grand points Junction following the comenjoyed. Three tables were playof the Dotsero cutoff. The ed. The guest list: Mr. and Mrs. pletion article said: Ace Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene "B. H. Taylor of Denver, and traffic manager of the D. & R. G., gave a general outline of the plan the railroad has In mind when the road commences to use the Dotsero cutoff next June. He stated that while time tables had not been completed it Fresh Moapa radishes, was hoped that they would be crisp and mellow, 3 bunches, ready within a week for submission to the different departments. 10c; tender green onions for As thus far outlined, he said it is your salads or to eat raw, 3 for 10c; new cabbage, 1934 proposed to take the passanger business between Montrose and all crop, 4c lb; asparagus 10c lb. southern territory to Denver via COFFEE Grand Junction." Schilling's coffee, a new cofof choice this shipment fee, 29c lb.; O. P. Skaggs Quality coffee, vacuum packed, at only 26c lb. Try this brand once and we are sure you will save money and enjoy your coffee. From then on you should be using this brand continually. Other bargains to select F. P. FISHER from: Snowdrift, can, 43c; Clorox, pints, 10c; CaluPhone 122 or 177 Helper Team in State Tourney candle-bedecke- ht 0, 42-4- 0. s. DANCING PARTY Miss Katherine Ross entertained j: a number of her friends at the ! Utah Hotel Monday night at a H&n. ; N Mrs. Frank Wible was hostess n at a 1:30 Friday last at her home in the Ricci Apartments, five tables of contract bridge being played. Prizes went to Mesdames Sheldon, Voll, Fah-rinGlanotti and Hatch. At the splendidly appointed luncheon, covers were laid for the following: Mesdames Eugene Gibson, John Colzani, Jesse Terry, D. K. Downey, Frank Barboglio, A. R. Dem-maThorit Hatch, Jack Vignetto, Arthur Dalpiaz, Bray, Fred Voll, R. C. Sheldon, Audrey Broyles, C. R. Fahring, Bess Nyman, Harold Simonsen, C. J. Allen, Ace Miner, E. F. Gianotti and Robert Nilson. PAGE THREE waffle supper and dancing party. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carlswell, the Misses Viola and Chrystol Litster, LaVon Bryner, Alice Knobbs, Stella Stein, Rena and Olga Brandol, and Vince Schiro, Paul Llmone, John Cook, LeRoy Smith, LeRoy Sillitoe, Har PHONE CALL HELPER 303 Powdered Vanilla 147-- THORIT HATCH LAWYER Notary Public Helper M.W.ROSS I Extract, z. box 45c Matched Sliced Pineapple, No. 2J2 tin 15c No. 10 Tin Syrup, Blue Karo ....57c Brown Sugar, pound pkg 8c Del Monte, Schilling's or M. J. B. Coffee, pound 30c Yellow Cornmeal, bag 25c Blue Pine Catsup,, bottle 15c No. 2 Tin Peas, each 10c No. 10 Tin Syrup, K. K. Amber 55c SALAD DRESSING Qt. Jar . ...25c b. Stafford Building 160-- W 3-- lb Spaghetti or Macaroni, Very Reasonable Prices Phone bag ....25c 10 bars 26c bottle ....13c Sugar, Crystal White Soap, GRADE Sty Attorney P. The Shopping Center of Economy MOSE HOWA FOR SPRING CANYON COAL Mur-chett- Workmens Market Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. UTAH HELPER Phone SPRING HOUSE-CLEAING SPECIALS N r, Stenographer, Court Short - Hand, Dictation, mmercial Correspondence, Legal Upstairs In Stafford Bldg. Phone 160-am Transcribed; reasonable jtublic Re-ta- es. SCRUB BRUSHES, each 10c Crystal White Cleanser, 2 tins 9c A real serviceable Broom and a ....Rubber Edge Dust pan for 59c Furniture Polish, bottle 15c White Special Laundry Soap, z. 19c bars 29c Washing Powder, Par, package Rubber Edge Dust Pans, each 15c A real serviceable Broom and a mopstick for only 59c Radiant Floor Wax, tin 15c Wall Paper Cleaner, can 10c FIVE LARGE BOXES GARDEN 10 XPERT Watch xvepcuriiig I at he Gift Shop JEWELERS R. A. Nilson SEEDS TO CHOOSE FROM FLOUR, Manager 48-I- b. bag $1.51 Rio Grande Abandons its Pony Tracks Green Vegetables CHOICEST OF MEATS i---r b. kmhel Motor Co. 2 pounds UTAH SPRING CANYON COAL CO. Service First 25c Lean Cuts Pork Steak, lb 12c Whole or half Strip Bacon, lb. 15c 12c Whipping Cream, Choice Picnic Hams, lb 12c Home Dressed Fat Hens and ... Fryers, pound lflc Fresh Dressed Rabbits, lb 19c Full Cream Cheese, loaf....79c Heinz DiU Pickles, 2 for 5c, 29c doz Lean Salt Bacon, lb 10c nt b. Telephone your orders to 303 We Deliver Spring Canyon Coal Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated : Spring Canyon Coal Mines at Spring Canyon, Utah General Offices 817 Newhouse Building, j' Salt Lake City, Utah Subscribe for The Journal Floral Co. Watch Inspectors for the D. R. G. and Utah Railroads b. w-- Lax the Bladder With Castor Oil? No, it can't be done. But you can do it with juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc., contained in BURETS, the bladder laxative, which is pleasant to take. Drive out impurities and excess acids that cause the irritation which results in backache, bladder weakness, burning and getting up nights. Get a regular 25c box. After four days if not relieved your druggist will refund your money. You are bound to feel better after this flushing and you get your regular sleep. BURETS guaranteed by Greenhalgh . Scan, 5 size bag, 15c; K. K. Seedless Raisins, S for 19c; Carnation Premium Wheat, 23c; Kellogg's Wheat Biscuits, 11c; red Mexican beans S for 13c; Sylvan Rice, 3 for 17c; Oval Sardines, S for 25c; Sylvan Salmon, 9c; B. P. Tid bit Pineapple or crushed, small cans, 6c; B. P. Kraut, 11c; Utah beet sugar, carry ing a Utah factory brand on the bag, 10-lbag 59c; bananas, 5c lb. b. In the Market You may select your Sunday roasts at very reasonable prices. Good local Inspected steer beef will sell at prices from 7c lb. to 12c lb. for roasts or steaks. Pork roasts range about 2c a lb. higher for the respective cuts than the beef. Ask for any cut you wish, or select one from the case. VEAL Fresh young veal re-a- y for you roasts at 9c lb. to 15c lb.; chops, 10c lb. and 12c lb.; stew, 8c lb. CHEESE American cheese, 15c lb.; Swiss, 25c lb.; tuna, 25c lb.; Gargonzola, 45c lb.! Philadelphia Cream, 2 for 15c; cottage, 15c lb., and don't .overlook out wide assortment of package cheeses, lmburger, pimento, Kraft, etc Sliced bacon, fish, lunch meats, sliced ham, lard, pigs feet, chickens, lamb at prices you can depend on. ONE STOP TO SHOP DP SKAGGS KX0 notf "A SURETY OF PURITY" No Boney every business place in town and from wholesale houses. Your ticket may win outside many any of the following prizes: Beauty treatments from Helper Bakery Goods MarcelliMts Jewelry Store Service and Goods Dry Goods Barber Services Hardware Hotel Service Beverages, Lunches, DelicatesService Station Service and sen, etc. material Orders on Grocery Stores Drug Store Merchandise Doctors' Service Laundry Service Oarage Service and Equipment Dental Service Restaurant Meals Marriage or Divorce Service GRAND PRIZES A Hotel That Makes Yon Feel at Home" ''The WILSON HOTEL Your Headquarters while in Salt Lake We Welcome You Auto Parking In the Rear Rates $1 Per Day and up S. P. COLTON Notary Public COLTON MOTOR CO. Motor Vehicle Inspector UTAH (HELPER PRESIDENT Diamond Ring Given by BOB NILSON A Best Coal Company met Baking Powder, nrr t i . rr lUHtm, ac; n. tr. ruiaio & At a meeting of dairymen of the county held at Price Monday evening, it was agreed that producers shall receive 18 cents a gallon for milk furnished distributors, on the basis of 51 cents a pound for PRIZES from GUARANTEED REPAIRING . By an Expert Watchmaker 18 Years in Carbon County Coal Coal Coal '. Sales and Service ?AJRS FOR ALL CARS Elite Jewelry & vice-preside- nt Cello-Wrapp- I son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Birch, of Price, passed away from complications following an attack of measles, funeral services having been held at Price Sunday last. Interment was in the Price cemetery. b. Eastern Steer Beef, Steak, loin 15c pound )YAL ORDER OF MOOSE Beef Pot Roast, pound 7c to 12c HELPER LODGE NO. 1659 17c Leg o' Lamb, fancy, pound Harvey Partridge, Dictator Sliced Bacon, , A. J. Carlson, Secretary 19c pound package Every Tuesday at J:30 P.M. Veal Stewing, 2 lbs 15o Knights of Pythias Hall Mission Skinned Hams, whole US. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. or half, pound 15c Licensed Embalmer Fresh Ground Beef, 2 lbs. ......15c iderteker Fresh Sliced Salmon or Halibut In attendance j : PRICE UTAH poana ltjc nbulance Service Phone 29 LARD, 2 lb. packages 19c .S9c package 75c package Fancy Lamb Shoulder Roast lb 15c Local Beef Steak, all cuts, lb. 10c Veal Shoulder or Chops, Steak IIOPER . . FATAL Jerry, the o, Eyesight Specialist at the ANY MEASLES FARJIERS, BEWARE Science is responsible for the assertion that a fine, open winter, like the one Just passed, also la good for the thousand and one crop pests which infest the land, so, look out, Mr. Farmer and Backyard Gardener. . Helper's Chamber of Commerce Annual Country Store Dance MARCH 31st contest. hard-fightin- P. N. E. KING DR. RETAIN PRESENT CODE Automobile dealers for District 5 met at Price Monday morning for By Elaine Heck the purpose of deciding whether or not the local code should be BAND NEWS The band students had their pick amended to conform completely to of three colors for their uniforms, the national code. It was decided which were red, with a white "H" that the local code will remain or maroon with a white "H" or white with a red "H." The maMiss Dorothy Metz arrived in jority chose all white sweaters with red "H's." Helper Tuesday from Denver, and The girls will wear trousers is spending a few days with her again this year to make up a com- parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Metz. Miss Metz Is a student at Denver plete uniform style. The students are working hard University, sophomore year. on their solos, so they can thoroughly master them for the contest next month. There are several class C bands coming to the contest with the idea they are going to step all over our local band. Helper Central possesses a classy little band and they are going to keep their good name in any SCHOOLNEWS Real Live Baby Last, but not least I A real live baby given to the person u'ho can prove that he or sne can quality as its gxuirdian or parent. This last prize was debated as to what effect such a proceeding ifotdd have upon the baby's future, and a competent committee gave us their approval. No person 7iot fully qualified can win this prize. Rest assured we are not gambling its future. B8DB LOOK TO YOUR TIRES Periodic Inspection and timely replacement of old and worn tires and tubes will insure you and your famAt ily against possible accident due to tire trouble. today's high speeds it is doubly important that tires be in perfect condition. V SPRING IS HERE Balmy weather enhances the pleasure of motoring. Come in and let us look your car over for wiring defects. Now is the time to change gear grease and oil for warm weather driving. Post Office Box 157 Best Grade of Coal BRYNER S in Carbon County MINE IN HARDSCRABBLE CANYON 1 MILE OFF PAVEMENT GOOD LOADING FACILITIES GOOD ROADS SERVICE INTERMOUNTAIN KENNELS L O. PORTER, Mgr. Automotive Electricians PHONE S42 HELPER, UTAH SALT LAKE CITY BOSTON TERRIERS Studs that are purple win- ners INTRODUCTOR, son of Ch. Introduce Me 18 lbs CONDE CRACK SHOT, son of Ch. Prince Conde 16 lbs SUNNYCREST EARL son of Raven royd Roundup 14 lbs. T R I STATE BLINK, line bred of the famous Blink and Punch sires 12 lbs CAPT. BUSH-WICson of Ch. Bushwlck Sensation 14 lbs. SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY K, COCKER SPANIELS Last word In Cockers that have won In Europe and Blue America, including Roans imported. PAPILLONS The famous European and American "Butterfly Dog." An Imported Toy Dog. See them at our kennels. .. - V- -- INTRODUCTOR Son of Champion "Introduce Me," the only Boston in the tvorld that has sired 7 eham pions in two litters. itrhe Aristocrats of Dogdom" We sell puppies that bold their own across the continent and In foreign countries, and ship everywhere under guarantee of quality and satisfaction. Write us your wants in breedings and blood lines FEES AND PRICES ARE EXTREMELY" REASONABLE INTERMOUNTAIN KENNELS 549 Stringham Street Turn off Twenty-firs- t South Mrs. L. M. Clark, Mgr. at Fifth East, and blocks SOUTH on the kft-han- d look side RADIO ! for sign two "Have Mercy on Your Dog" We Sell Mercy Remedies FOR 200 ROOMS EVERY And ROOM 200 BATHS HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 TIUS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED U. P. Bus depot In hotel building. Interurban Just across the street. U. P. Station Just 8 blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. |