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Show NOVEMBER TH u RSDAY, 11, 1943 THE Covers Protect Bibles Gun C'peratijns. Cll! which are placed on every lor life boat on Army Transand raft s:zt j;fe are being protected from and lave i'port vessels -n salt water by the same lain of effects the corps as cover that of protects pistols, cow rins or tvpe rifles, ana macnine guns in land: , ,,V Bibles r-r-c " " i v m m i enough, the 101 p. '0:u a nliahln. irnn:i.,i are of exactly n' cof film known as vinyl. They are buoyant P s of the Hole. enough to float the 'hie if they are accidentally drop. adopted by the .',. a sraml.i niutecrive peel overboard or washed out" of the . Tim , in heavy se.-.s.. 11,, .,., . . """" ltc uon tscrrowi , . pist or t'lt-in- i i. a &j h U U i i Aw JU w Ji am H A CARBON BEATS MOAB UTAH LAUDED IN RADIO SECOND TIME HELPER LISTED AS VALUABLE CITY ii . Ka SU!MU$ ROM for EVEJYQNS "S "101,1101 Ulfc-M-- ?"-!- Mi . . 719 0 7 Carbon .... 720 Everything From Milk To Nuts Goes Into Novel Wartime Buttons Moab IIVm' fM' v CUTE BABY DOLLS Soft Cotton Stuffed body, composi. tion head .arms and legs. Eyes with lashes. varnish finish! The four slat mat. tress is removable. 2G" long, IS'' high, 13" wide. JIG 4.77 . SAW A PUZZLES STUFFED BOY'S GIFT TEDDY BEARS WAGONS 43c 1.00 7.50 PIECE SlbEX GLASS CIGARETTE STAND and TRAY COFFEE MAKER COCKTAIL SET 3.S8 2,75 3.98 4tiiM(Himmnim.mmtMtinitinliiHimHi....ntiiuiiiimtuHMiiiHHttiiiM(iiiu.M Utah's pioneer builders and present Trailing 12-- at the half. Carbon's Dinosaurs rame back in the last half ( !' tln-i- r football game w ith Moab on the hitter's field last Friday, to push ever 13 points to take a hard fought ! same. The Moab lads also scor. e I in final period, but with the seven they garnered, added to their !2. they were still one point short of a tie. Friday's win gave Carbon its sec. oi:l win over the Moab team this year, and their third victory of the season. Delta was their other win. A week earlier Carbon was soundly' thrashed by the Tigers from Grand Junction 26-- 0 on the Coloralo field. O'iveto anl Wilson were outstandwhile ing in the Dinosaur line-uPai'ey. who tallied all three of the losers' touchdowns, anil Johnson were the mainstays of the Moab attack. Moab Carbon !e Mahleres Reid It Tangaro Heywood Oliveto Pace lg C Johnson Aplanalp C. Taylor Forrester Hanson rt ... Woodward If. Nelson re Day R. Taylor Migliaccio qh Dimick hb Miller Gale hb Bailey fh Marvish Tangren Score by quarters : 5AXTA! AND (ilFT DEPARTMENT BE HERE AT 9 A.M. FRIDAY Rifin,rv She'll play house and put her doll to sleep in this sturdy little bassinet! Of solid oak with a natural BROADCAST; . WONDBtFUL FUN AT BASSINET PAGE THREE 6 f. 0 6 American women have savage stincts when it comes to buttons. s Primitive man used thorns and to fasten his clothes: modern dress designers have captured fem- inine fancy with everything from nuts to twigs. The use of buttons for fasteners was a secondary thought, the earliest ones being used only for edocration, Miss Maud Martin, county home demonstration agent points out. adding that many women shoppers frankly admit they choose a costume for the unusual effect of the buttons on it. The thirteenth century is credited with giving the button to the world as a method of holding clothes together. Collections show the change of tastes from the 13.600 gold brt-jtewhich eleamed on a single cos. fume of the French King. Francis I in the 16th century, to the World War I! trend toward colorful plastics. nuts, shells, and bright bits of pottery. Anything goes in the way of war-timmaterial, including linoleum, wood, and seeds of different kinds, reports Miss Martin. Some of the new plastic buttons are actually made from a milk product, ealalith, also called casein. Af-- j ter this substance is treated it becomes hard as stone. The name gala-lit- h comes from two Greek words meaning "milk stone.'' "Besides the milk-ston- e buttons you may be wearing Bossy's last momen. to, since horn buttons are now manufactured ihiefly from cows' hoofs," states the home demonstration agent. "Bone buttons, made from the shin-- j bones of cattle are also in demand. Tn place of zippers on the newest costumes there is a nearly concealed row of small bone buttons, elusive as quicksilver." "Unusual buttons, whether they are little jewels or primitive twigs and seeds, should never be discarded," declares Miss Martin, who suggests that collecting buttons makes an in. teresting hobby for many people. "We know, ten thousand years from now that barbaric bit of costume jewelry which weighs down your pocket may rest on a velvet cushion in some museum." ' sin-jew- ns day production specialists were lauded on a half hour radio broadcast recently from Antilles Air Command headquarters in San Juan. The program was one in a weekly series devoted to different slates for the men in service in the Caribbean. and is entitled "IS.Oun Salnf'' a nam cderived from the military cus toni of firing one gun for each st tel in the union on Independence Day Presented in the form of an inuis-- ; inary tour of the state, the program $6,000 Milling Machine Added to College Shop According to George Deniing. machine shop instructor at Carbon the college has been very fortunate in securing a $6,000 milling machine ot the latest improved type. "Considering the acute shortage of machinery in these war times, we are fortunate in having the opportunity of securing this fine equip, iiieiit," states Mr Deniing. The new machine has many' improvements not found in older ones of similar type. It's a real mechan. ical marvel, possessed of almost human intelligence. To see it put through its paces by a skilled operator, causes visitors to wonder at the ingenuity and creative ability of man. utilized soldier talent and recorded music to portray memorable scenes! and events in the past and present historv of the Mormon state. Travelling down the Utah trail, the tour stopped near Ogden to review the incident of the driviua of the golden spiko that first linked the east and west by rail. Another stop was made at the world's first department store in Salt T.ake City and at one of the first universities of the west. Brigham Young at Provo. Another stop was made at the site of the first beet sugar factory in America and at the famous salt lake 'A as well as the salt flats where all existing auto speed records have been set. Zion National Park and Bryre canyon also were visited as was Brig-haCity on "Peach Day." Hill Field at Ogden and Kearns Field and the famous Mormon Temple with tabernacle organ said to have the finest tone in the world. Also mentioned during the program were the cities of IvOgan, Helper, 1 Magna. Park City, Spanish Fork and Tooele in listing the diversified in- l dustries and agriculture of the Ute I PROFESSIONALS Thorit Hatch LAWYER Stafford Phone 275 Bldg Helper, Utah S state. Contrasts also were made between the Mormon country and the scatter, MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME 'V Jewels for Her Dressing Table! A PERFUME BOTTLES In Crystal Clear Cass! Casserole and 9 "2" PIE PLATE SET ELSIE The COW COOKIE JAR 1.29 2.S9 98c 3.Piece Pottery 1.19 ant set for baking, living, and erator storage! ;.. refrig- Earthenware Four Cups! COFFEE MAKER i 1,29 Brews two to four cups, drip method. May be used for tea pot too. 10c 3 Filters tractive pottery! floral Each piece has a decorative pattern! For your home! For gilts! resist- oven-Jiea- t Holds rasserole. a cover and a pie resistant! pate all oven baked You can concoct wonderful lie dishes and pies, and you'll at,.nmi tn serve them in this a Set MIXING BOWLS An Have tots of Fun With "Must" For Real Cooks! PHONE & Funeral Director PRICE 300 ed tropical bases of the Antilles Air Loyal Order of Moose Command, strategically located from the western tip of Cuba to equatorial From these bases South America. .Rudolph Sanlch, Governor pairoi ' $ planes fly daily over an area 24 times the size of Jack Mobn Utah. Secretary are the of program Transcriptions expected to be sent to other army Meeting Every Tuesday, , 8 P.M. A bases for rebroadcast. LODGE HALL Back The Attack- -- WE AIM TO PLEASE FINE FOOD Thrifty and Practical Beautiful ce DINNER SET In the Virginia Rose Pattern! 7.90 4 25C IU79C cost of 2 QT. Vk this S QT. LIPPED SAUCE PAN QT. DOUBLE BOILER 8 QT. STRAIGHT 8IDE POT ' 6 CUP DRIP COFFEE MAKER - Plates 4 8 Soup Plates Plates 79c service for eight. 39c COVERED SAUCE PAN Eight-Inc- h Four-Inc- h 79c kitchen ware. or 8 Cups and Saucers Vegetable Dish Fruit uisnes Creamer and Sugar Bowl 1 Baker festivities espec. Just in time for the holiday when dinner at home will be the lally this year principal event! set daintily decorated Lovely delicate looking with" a floral spray pattern. Set contains Attractive scalloped edge shape 4 low with the durable qualities, You'll be thrilled S 250 79c 8 1 - GOOD SERVICE New Management We appreciate the Opportunity to Serve the People of Helper and this area. Food is hard to get, but we assure our Patrons they'll get the best of everything obtainable. ( TOM and GUS ) GRILL GIL WE Phone 166 Helper DEMAND FOR DEER, ELK PERMITS HIT NEW RECORD At no time in the history of hunting in Utah, has the demand for deer and elk been so great as in the season of 1943. In those areas where sale of permits was conducted. It was only necessary to hold offices open for a few days and there were many thousands ofhunters turned away. In the case of elk drawing, there were less than 1000 elk permits Issued and more than 6000 for a sportsmen filed applications chance to win out in the lottery which was necessary to conduct In order to determine who would be privileged to hunt elk. This report was released by Ross Leonard, director of the Utah Fish and Game commission. HELPER LDS WARD Sunday scnool at 10 a.m., Arthur Banner, superintendent.. Prleitkocd meeting Immediately afterwards. Sacrament meeting; 7:80 p.m., under leadership ot Bishop Lynn Broad, bent. Choir practice, Thursdays at 7.80. All services to be Jjeld in the Helper Ward ChapeL The present with a future WAR BONDS for CHRISTMAS. Keep on Backing the Attack. a ; Dick Mitchell Embalmer j Tficse Attractive Gifts Will Amaze You! 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