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Show THURSDAY THE HELPE PAGE FOUK week-end- PEERLESS Rails-E- ngineer RJLILRCUD Ted Boyer, who has been working at the summit Is reporting here for work, where life is much faster and gayer. E. J. Johnson has layed off for a few days. Fishing we suppose. S A. James the wife and kiddies from Ogden Foreman Roundhouse Brisnabaa returned from the we3t last Rails coast early Monday morning. Bill Weikel has been promoted Rail to the Engineers' board. That's Engineer Gatenby made his last trip July 31at before retiring on what a strict physical culture does, his pension. Has has faithfully boys. served the Koad as an engineer since way back in 1903. Engineer Sam Graves, side-kicRails of Doc Slopanuky, Is now helping Carman Bill Weller entertained freights up to the summit. Rails and Kpsler Engineers Tilton reation la not layed off Monday known. Rails Max Cliadwlck bought a new car last week. He wanted a Willys but the boss of the house wanted, and got, a Plymouth. Rails Itont Gardner is back on the job after a month's vacationing on the coast. manipulate the throttle. we"t-k-en- k Utah Fuel Co. MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE FAMOUS Fred Voll Is now knocking fires in the cinder pit. He says this new Job Is a real cinch since the prevailing cold spell shows no signs of a let-uRails Ben Smith of the store department returned to work Tuesday after having his appendix chopped out at the St. Mark's hospital In Salt Lake. With no appendix, tonsils, adenoids, etc., etc., he figures he'll never be sick again. Quite right me lad, don't see how you can be. Rails Mr. William Weikel was off work Monday resting up his right arm so he can more effectively Ward-heale- Castle Gate Clear Creek Sunnyside Coal & Coke General Offices Salt Lake City Utab THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL Ernest C. Rossiter, General Mgr. See n&7ltoo6Gie4rtek9& Carman H. L. Cooley returned his vacation In Yellowstone Park and says he had a dandy trip plenty of scenery and fish and everything. from while the latter is vacationing with his famiiy In Yellowstone. week fishing at Fish lake. . rriiuwr. Touch of onty Only h0" ' FriikW" " a. ; nuisance . Edwards or Salt Lake are visiting at the home of the daughter. Mrs, Ulysses Jenson. Simple " VV criaa.ixs Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaw have returned from Salt Lake where they have been for some time. mm TrM-lctet- PRICES ftom eot. No tugging. "eTta re; rv- e- ONLY nttClCAIRE WITH THE METER MISER tUYES YOU THESE IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES $122.50 Caay Terms FaatSafcty Indicator n Outside f Donf Way MJuataMa Interior Nan Quicauba Tray with the IntUl.t Ob-ta- Matar-Ml- - a Automata? Produc Sara Rafrlsvnt ' HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE HELPER UTAH I I I Got a :ea2. I scoop 1 base. I tin! el ' FtM-T- h. Caoaral Motors. Fianois Sadlier has returned from Wyoming where he has been working tor the past few months. Mr. Hold Outing At Salt Lake City The Fourth Annual Reunion ot former and present residents ol the Scofield Pleasant Valley district, embracing the town of Scofleld. Winter Quarters and Clear Creek. Utah, will be held at Lib-ertPark. Salt Lake City, Sunday afternoon. August 8, commencing 1 at i last r fl real 1 to wrapped J I base. St 1 Talk t 1 ney I bis will be In attendance. of Sweets Mine have returned sociation, the other officers being Mrs. D. A. Durkee. secretary, and from a three weeks Tacaflon In Bernard Kewren. treasurer. The Olenwood Springs. "m"" Is composed Mayo. Mrs. William Typewriting papiwiocVpackt Nicholson. Mrs. Joseph Parmley. age at Thg Helper Journal office. s t?Ii J and Mr, Childi. rTlL Th pi Congn Central herd of ; signed mound VI1 doing t k FOB PASSENGER 4.50-2- 1 4.75-19....- .. 5.25-1- 5.5017 6.00-1- 6 CARS $9.05 9.5S ..T. II. 40 1Z.SO fi.li OTHER ., 4.75-19..- .. bin cur ia bis r His al give and Kf tacked i Sad mad sing in ent. a i H i Let's am jpool psone. 1 Itennis kof eve tnd mat I J in e IB u. lull, I aiarcheti r?r; YOU GET senms. EXTH PROTECTION AGA!!( BLOWOUTS eightd fSViun?t r ruhhet artm to every 100 pounds ofa bv the Gum-Dippin- Firestone palerJ 1 internal im process. g counteracts and heat thatordina; cause blowouts. vnn r.CT EITI PROTECTION AGA1K PUNCTURES-t- ea under the tread are twoe layers of if ' fiPT cc: Gum-Uippe- d vn PROTECTION EXTI ACAK - wcauK SKIDDING tread is scientific) designed. YOU GET LONG MOM. SKID MILEAI because of the extra M tread. long-wearin- g onft Before leaving join vacation trip, SAVE A U Firestone your car with a set oi j Firestone btanaara today's top tire winea- - m 4.50-2- 1 $11.40 5.00-1- 9 11.7$ 11.9 5.00-19..- .. S.Z5-1- -- L.. 8 Tirston COUB"'". Trc$fon SENTINEL 4.40-21- 3 'L a crt a.71a t f. TV . SIZES PRICED PROPORTIONATELY LOW DON'T RISK YOUR LIFE ON SMOOTH WORN TK DO YOU KNOW THAT last year highway accidents cost the lives of more than 38,000 men, women and children? THAT a million more were injured? THAT more than 40,000 I Jheie deaths and injuries were caused directly by pyneturet, blowouts and skidding due to unsafe tires? ,f to S"l'Jjfi!!?J smooth blow- - pncliirts, nd tkiddmt. Lmm la llu, Vait 0f tirtUme, Monday evening over Fvi s" ti""" j Nai."'' N' C-- J BRYNER'S SERVICE. AS OILS I5ATTERIF.S Phone 354 ... w c be lack HEAVY DUTY 4.50-21..- t, many si Tinstone STANDARD si this m it rge crowd Joseph Parmley Is Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Etonim ot of the ScofieldPleasant president asValley Helper and Mr. Marko Yellnlch Cur spiki oot, y "pw't'd that 1 I slide. o'clock. A very fine program has been Shockley arranged for the occasion and and Mrs. Albert have moved trorn MacLan Ralne. ' t 0 understa 1 a crook I you, V e SI r T ( finally lome Farmers Are High Mrs. Charles McKlnnon ia being treated at her home for blood Sixty-seveper cent, or more poisoning In her foot. than 283,000.000 acres, of the total crop land in the United States Albert Shockley and I. VV. Dun- was covered by applications for can were business visitors in grants made by farmers under the Scofleld last Saturday. 1930 agricultural conservation program of the Agricultural AdjustMrs. George McDonald was on ment Admlslstratlon, according to the sick list last week. the annual report of H. R. Tolley, Administrator. Approximately 3,' Shirley McDonaTa suffered from 000.000 applicants, representing shock last week after ailing from perhaps 4,000,000 farmers and a fifteen oot ledge. based on more than 4,200,000 worksheets, were signed under the Shirley Pearson suffered a brok- program. en arm last Sunday while slldtn'g down the chutes at the Helper Scofield Residents park. eVef built! . fUUQuiCKUSTMY w th mnA th " Mrs. Elwyn Binks was a visitor here for the past few weeks. To w" Lake t"'" Mrs. Lyman Leavitt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. inc of Ifflie I " "v f if 1 1 iUll ci sat: jjon I Tbese I resPn9i d Meter-Mise- ger I n, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Zwahlin Chris DeGola Jr. and Richard Carman Bob Hurst Is back at Scbultz spent the week-entour- and daughter Genevieve of Ferron the job in the local yards after ing in the Unltah Basin. were visitors at Kenilworth working on the Kenilworth post. Mrs. Hausman and children of He says its sure a treat to get local from and Pueblo, cartoads Colorado, accompanied by The Primary offioers and teachthe away get the mind on serious matters hor sister, were house guests of ers of Kenilworth attended the Mr. and Mrs. Mario Picco last annual state outing held at Price once In a while. West. Thursday, July 29. Each ward Carman H. L. Cooley left Tuespresented an interesting program & urn Mrs. Daniel Keeler entertain and a lovely lunch was served. day to attend the wedding of his for her daughter Jennie last Tuessister Ida at Salt Lake City. Those from Kenilworth attendIjTAFPING KUBBUt TREES OH FIRESTOKI day in honor of her thirteenth ing Were: Mrs. Hazel Simmons, 1 PLANTATIONS IN UUtU O"! 1 From these Pat Smith Is out of Salida hos- birthday. The theme of the party Mrs. Delia Harward, Mrs. Janet plantations come an Gf J of the I ever increasing supply pital now but has not reported was "Spooks' and the children Easterbrook, Mrs. Art Harward, 1 world's finest rubber. Economies 1 a in producing raw materials, man- - I back to work yet. He Is up Og had a really enjoyable time. Mrs. Dan Harward, Virginia Mil1 ufacturing and distribution make I den way visiting with the wife. 1 1 it possible for Firestone to give & ton, June Hyatt and Florence I I you so much more for your money. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Furrl Zwahlen. Freight agent Lambson Js still and family spent three days last worked to death quoting train week fishing in the Uintah Basin Kenilworth Day was held Tuesschedules to the many slite'door country. day. The residents were enterpiillnianites going through here at tained by shows, a program, races Mr. and Mrs. Benard Poloni and and a watermelon bust and a present. big family spent an enjoyable week dance in the evening. Rails on Uintah Choltey Bergera received another at the reservation Basin. Carload of Blatz this week. The Kenilworth ball team was Rails victorious In a game with the Louise Masse has been the Modern Barbers of Price Engineer George Slater has been Monday enhouse from switch the guest of her brother and Right. Score 3 to 1. jerked yard sister-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs. Louis gine and put on the Castle Gate run. Masse, for the past week. CIVIL SERVICE Rails EXAMINATIONS Hy Stockton layed off Monday to find grazing land tor the cows. RAINS NEWS He says Ken Carr's grass Isn't The United States Civil Servhigh enough for his blue blooded' Mrs. N. Shockley ice Commission hag announced livestock. open competitive examinations as Rails " Mr". and Mrs. Charles "Henley follows: J, C. Hanson Ms pinch-hittinfor Hy while the latter is on fhe and family of Superior, Wyoming Associate naval architect, $3000 quest for the greener pastures. - are visiting at the home of Mrs. a year; assistant naval architect, Henley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. $2600 a year. Rails Ed Laursen, Dental laboratory mechanic, $2,- shop blacksmith W. H. Dalton. and iron man, spent a few days in 000 a year; assistant dental labMrs, Earl McAlpine and childAmerican Fork. His visitation was oratory mechanic, $1440 a year; prompted by a desire for chicken ren have returned home after dental bygienlst, $1,620 a year; sandwiches, but he was sadly visiting for several weeks In the Public Health Service, Treasury eastern states. desappointed. Department, and Veterans' AdRails ministration. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hartman Engineer George Slater and the Full Information may be ob Missus visited with Mr. and Mrs. and family were dinner guests at tained from Eugene Gibson, secEddy Weber of Hiawatha over the the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.I retary of the U. S. Civil Service Dalton last Sunday. Board at the post office in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shockley have returned home from a two Grants Made To weeks fishing trip In Montana. that Mazing display I Hon FrifMaira with the Ss Meter-Mis- er makes ice cheeper that) yon can buy It at retail! Set -f- rozen right bnldo a Frigldaire! So tko the gigantic Ice-ca- b food refrigerating m j By Lorraine OeCola Al Martin, false prophet of soft Mr. and Mrs. William Potter ball. Is taking Ray Barrett's job and sons Dale and Bill spent last bi-- "ost to the bone t a7ap ' at Spring Canyon last Sunday that By Florence Zwahlen was a record breaker for attendMr. and Mrs. Herman Hall and ance and hilarity. Only misfortune family have returned homo after W. "ami Mrs. T. W." Harbor of was that some of the boys got spending the past two months In San Bernardino, California were bit by deer (not dears) flys. southern Utah. visitors at the home of Mr. and MM YOU EMI BUYIT! luou week. d The local carmen bad an outing O -- n were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones last business callers in Salt Lake tii coMMihTS u"ay school 10 , is the subject of ihe for PVbraa dCH lesson-sermoin all Churches of Morning Worship Christ, Scientist on Sunday, Aug- a M messaEB h ... ust 8th. Epworth LeagUe 7 3o Among the Scriptural citalfo.is are the following: "God be "merci garet Larson, ieader ' Cnoir practice ful unto us, and bless us; and ' 'wn. cause his face to shine unon us; 8 p.m. That thy way be known upon earth Boy Scouts, TbUrsda I Start a w. and thy saving health unong all nations. (Psalms 67: 1, 2). Then Way by Going to Ch J T TT , was brought unto him (Jesus) one possessed with a devil, blind, and dumb; and be healed him; Tt,i insomuch that the blind and ADVENTIST CHU dumb both spake and saw." Correlative to the citations is Sahhath the follwoing from "Science and unlay morning at WnrohinK o.l Health with Key fo the Scriptures ,, nPrmon . by Mary Baker Eddy: "Jesus cast CENTRAL SCHOOL B ; out evil and healed the sick, not fastor. only without drugs, but without f ilooT?T Letter reverse the is which hypnotism, and of ethical and pathological Truth- for sale at The Helper Jou lice. power." Pete Peterson spent a part of Jack Olson Is visiting with Mr. Car Boss Ray Barrett is on his last week in Colorado fishing. and Mrs. Harry Draper. vacation now. His destination Is Art Ray. officio deluxe of the Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mazzanse Yellowstone Park and he has vowed to break all standing rec- depot force, spent the week-enhave moved to Peerless to make ords of car toads that have fished in Salt Lake giving 'em an eye their new home. full. that territory this season. Va Rails Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rostrolla Rails motored to Elmo last Sunday. Jess Bernsen accompanied "Ike Walton" Barrett to Yellowstone 1 LATUDA with a truck. I MitSIEE ElMPtil Qukkube Trey! Meet the Harden' local damazelle. for Salt Sunday these parts left Storekeeper Al Greenstreet trainIn will go Lake where she turned from Greenrlver Monday Lake Salt the at for nursing ing with a full catch of the super-gian- t General hospital. size of fish. to hails Mr. Evan D. Jones motored O W R & week. D last in the Fork American Membership Helper credit union has been borne boosted another member, making Sharp Jones has returned the total now active at 103. after a brief visit In Salt Lake. r HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE Com By Leona i "Soirit" re- J. TULUL'a By N. Hypnotism Denied As Healing Power . AUGUST tirfs A ASSESOB ad TJ Helper, Utah ! |