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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Eight Fa ALE CONTINUED 'til Sept. e rs o n a Stewart Lakey lias spent the past week visiting with hia parents Mr. an Mrs. Alex Lakey. This Is the first visit Mr. Lakey has s Pleasant and Mrs. Eugene Cubson motored to Provo Sunday whore Carbon Democratic they isited with friends. Women Meet The Carbon county Ladies DeMiss Louise Pestonick of this mocratic club met at the home of seveie injury to city suffered C. R. Mrs. week Fahring Monday afterof last her hand Wednesday noon. A large group was in atat the Troy Laundry where she for the meeting which tendance was employed. A proved unusually interesting. HackMr. and Mis. Jess Perry return- paper written by Mrs. Don was read concerning the CCC ed bj Helper last Thursday after ing Mrs. William Engle, and by whine i week's Htay at Ogden the many advantages and results Mr. Perry was called at the time this administration movement of of the illness and death of his. fawere pointed out to the members. that city. ther, Mike Perry of was also NRA A paper on the The Perrys were accompanied F. P. Fisher. Mrs. read by Mrs. Frank to Ogden by Mr. and Catherine Street, daughter of Itonacci who were also in attendand Mrs. M. P. Street, enterMr. sen-iceheld ance at the funeral the ladies with a piano sotained at Ogden for Mike Perry. lo and also rendered some interIrish and Italian readings. Mrs. James Greener and fami- esting and refreshments followed Cards ly visited the past week in Salt the meeting. Prizes were won by Lake City with friends and Mrs. Wra. Grogan of Price and Mrs. August Litizzette. The next will be held the last Monmeeting Robert Loft is, Jr. son of Mr. and in September at the home of day Mrs. J. R. Loftis is visiting here Mrs. George Miller of Price. with his parents. Mr. Loftis will leave shortly for Washington, D. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burress C. where he will resume his- stud- visited relatives in Gunnison, Utah ies at George Washington Univer- over the week-end- . sity as a law student. Subscribe for The Journal Mrs. Reagan Ratliffe and daughter Marjory are leaving this week end for Palo Alto, California to visit ten days with Mrs. Ratliffe's son, Robert, who is attending Stanford University. Monday. Miss I.iis Uarrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barrett of Helper and Miss Wanda Leavitt of Spring Glen were visitors in Provo Tuesday, Miss Uarrett and Miss Leavitt plan to enter the U. and Y. U. for the fall semester. had here for sometime. He in tends to return to hl& work with a chemical company in New Mexico, Saturday or Sunday. and Mrs. Henry Hall Mrs. Hall's sister, Miss Carrie Ashton of Decatur Illinois, who has been visiting with the Hall's In Helper, plan to leave for Atlanta, Ga., Sunday. Enroute to Atlanta they Intend to visit friends and to attend the annual Odd Fellows convention which will be held in Atlanta September, 16. Mr. Hall will attend the convention as a delegate. Local Oddfellows and Rebekahs plan to listen to the national broadcast of the Oddfellows September 17. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall and Miss Carrie Ashton visited in Salt Lake Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Pauline Flaim is assisting Henry Hall's Plumbing this at week. Hal Greaves, former instructor at Carbon high, visited in Helper Wednesday. Mr. Greaves will return to tl .3 University of Wisconsin where he has a scholarship in speech. Mr. Greaves plans on Mrs. DeLos Tanner and Mrs. taking out his PhD. at the Wisconsin school. Arthur Sage spent Monday and Tuesday In Salt Lake City. Two Carbon county teachers resigned Monday afternoon from the Mr. Tony Frungi returned Moncontract for instruction during the day evening from a ten day tour coming school term. Rose Davidof California. son and Nina Hallitlay, teachers at tha Harding Junior high school Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gurrle in Pi ice for the past several announce the birth, of a baby girl years, will leave Carbon schools born August 22, at the Price ciey this year to assume positions in the Salt Lake City school system. hospital. -- fvf VV i " ,J1 in " .... In . - 11 , ii ii . """ " i Mrs. Felix Dusseire spent week visiting and vacationing "" 'in TOMATOES lge. cans PEAS FISH 250 SALAD 2 cans Mason doz. i!!!iiiatiJmii)liiii!iilii!rji)iiiil mom muni and Mrs. Jena Uttizette was last at Salt Lake City Wednesday. 1' ft iiirtriitiiiA In QATI RnAY 48 lbs FLOUR CALUMET BAKING $1.39 powder 23$ WASHO SOAP gra,lulatcd FISH U SALAD can in PAPER 1 10lbbaR 590 (Overalls) Shirts) mum mm Df,l0 BEER ALL BRANDS ON ICE tall tins F lb. k?.Liai ftillers & BEANS'10; 2 fc0arn tall tins Ser Feef ,b- THE IDEAL PICNIC MARKET WW rtnuinmiwr fiWiniiiitf full cream 170 t0 230 Ufi snecslize in Vml PatHos, Mock Cohnn ure ciiei:se STEAKS lb. KREMEL I SOUP 1 m mm m 1 J poap ' I DESSERT s. SOAP 3 10 n nimpGarrds g box . 1 . jo i. pg. g oz. carton lge. tins Jjeinz i for 2 cans pkg-bot- h 33 PALWIOL-IV- nu 1001 ML Quality Crystal Wedding pkg. B OATS n "avers I 1ks-- IflS s mm I GELATINE ll 21 old dutch CLEANSER ala H MILK ROYAL IIH E sjlvan PEAS no-2ca- 2 POWDER - FLOUR 48 TISSUE EoodqoaKty !b-ba- ! U. si.33 3 rolls ii t - 2s- ,tfsh roi""i - i POT ROAST 250 Marhet 2ll Ib. i CORNED 4 BEEF suceu milk fed veal a WE WILL BE CLOSED AIT ihv til T sfoor be,.f VEAL ROAST j jZ 2 SWISS CHEESE orange pekoe 1 lb. pkg mn - j bars 35C Q -- 7l ets pkff granu' lated soap pj LIME RICKEY Inspected Meats GROUND BEEF H RiS WHTF GINGER . 3 1,i,,ls Hi tSH 0.1 1321 rs 25 0 SPUDS 10 lbs. CUCUMBERS u 17 & lb. ALE BANANAS lb-5- TEA 190 CRYSTAL 10 9 s POST BRAN FLAKES UPTONS 4 bars orf " STRING BEANS 12 SOAP ta,,tins Ba"ner BAKING 22seep I 3 cans 230 200 resslsig 27c Quart Jar, Each POST TOASTIES lse- - ond Veil Birdies Fresh Milk and Cream Daily t,i -s f . $4 T- tin MATCHES Wkmm WE DELIVER TO THE COAL CAMPS 00-P- PEETS 1. in ive Iif " 11 mil' lge. Spring FRYERS - Boj We Ship By Rail 1 4 II -- SALMON GOFFE iSibli sZ3 VEAL CHOPS ING Hens 200 LEG of LAMB 200 STEW lb. Loin and Rib lb. 'milk fed lb. HAMS SALT PORK SHORTENING Picnic Style Lean and Meaty lb- lb- 2 lbs. 230 250 250 Picked j PINEAPPLE DOVAia SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkg SOAP 10 bars j3 CORN FLAKES SCHILLING PKff. VIE. SAUSAGE 2 cans for lb. GROUND BEEF 2 pounds (all beef) lb Goob lb. OUR HIGHEST QUALITY MEAT? AT BARGAIN PRICES to 11 .. Misses DRESSES FOR SCHOOL lbs. Bottling Q lb. 3 CMTS1AI U HMt i MMNUIAICO 9' Beans, Beets, Carrots Peppers, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Squash All kinds of Pears and Peaches for Fresh from the Garden POT Roast ld BEETS for canning Ma is 60I RAISINS Seedless J JlH 25$ MILK PORK ice-co- These prices effective Friday and Saturday August J bcTde CRYSTAL WEDDING OATS 3'i ozs. BUCK EYE OATS j 1 Jj' MACARONI 5 lb. box MELONS CABBAGE lb. 25 lbs. or more at (Corduroy Pants) We Ship By Rail 0ATS"ith;;a2 cans for GRAPEFRUIT no. 2 tin 2 for TCA COFFEE Jju Sanka lb 39 ' SOAP 10 bars Jjii' Sunny Monday ... iorf SLICED BEEF 4Z4 SPAGHETTI 5 lb. box WAXED 30-3- 2 lb. pKg 1! JJ WfiWg ii SPAGHETI GREEN TEA lb. pkg BLACK TEA ONIONS 5 lbs. m m HOLLY CLEANSER MOTHERS 10 for in , vniw luni LABOR DAY FOOD SALE AUGUST Crysl white F. L. Wilson was an visitor Friday of last week. w 'L'"Mi',roaag'wre'' w Mini art rrrf EuaanaJtxL.. CR MAY i LDY SOAP 250 New line of Childrens and Just arrived a 10i ... Pickling Cucumbers and many other Fruits and Vegetables Daily from our Garden at Very Reasonable Prices 30-3- mi! ,; quarts SYRUP raed. size Log Cabin 230 MOTHER OATS lge pkg VINEGAR gal. cider no water ad n CLOROX no. 2 tin 2 3 lb. bag 5 2 doz. Kerr-Maso- 250 PORK BEANS JQ0 worms) (no no. 2 can MILK 60 MATCHES 2Q0 cans tall Carton B C. Crackers 3Q BROOMS 350 N.3 lb. box 3 4 tie STRING BEANS JQ0 VIE SAUSAGE & tins PUD. SUGAR Xl ....... TOMATOES 49c JAR RUBBERS 35 lb. lug fancy 3 doz CORN 2 doz. 100 no. 2 can , J lb. can A Mrs, WORKMANS MARKET !tJfff?ffffrj?flrffr?ITtfr,ff:IHrT2FtJf??fr LIDS 31 x Dressing quarts 100 lb. bags Tm-T- Le-lan- d Mrs. Pat Hughes of Helper visMr. and Mrs. George Pizza viited this week with Mrs. Mary sited in Salt Lake City over the week-end- . Davis In Salt Lake City. visited 29 SALAD lge pkg POTATOES Schillings s 14-1- 5 Mrs. Elgin Kofford Sale Lake Monday. r Fae and Rae Christenson Fisinoie, Utah are visiting with friends here this week . Mr. Howard Milton visited in Mrs. Mt. I Ilriglilcm 50 RAKIVft Calumet SUGAR fcQgiSOAF uaraay uai 10 lb bag KING WHITE COFFEE lb. can 10 d of near Suit Lake City 0 SATURDAY AUGUST 30 . SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND Come in and See The Toggery's Marvelous August Bargains D 1935 Helper, Utah August, 30, ach BUNCH VEGETABLES 1 a bunch "ION LABOU DAY. |