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Show TEE THUS PRINT, EEIPEB. UTAH :JL mIrJt The Best and the Most for Your Money I l in. D Mfl - Of Butter mm aundry Soap pk-tu- 44c Fresh Creamery per lb Fine Granulated P. 10 & G. or A. per B. - v" J Paramount Sweet Shop re Soap Cream Oil 9c 10 bars B. lb. r $1.65 Pork and Beans,3for25c Blue Pine Med. size can asso-youn- Meat Department A 2-l- 14c 18c 55c bs, shivery scene igraveyard si night, with spooks a chase across a river of floating ice, with bloodhounds in pursuit Topsy's race through the snow drifts these are a few of the hilaricHis iscenas in "Topsy and Eva," the Duncan Sisters' first screen appearance which is scheduled for the Strand Theatre Wednesday. "Topsy and Eva" is a comedy film adapted from Rcfcetta and Vivian Duncan's famous musical comedy of thei same name, which played to capacity audiences during its recent tour of the United States. W. C. Fields comes to the Strand Theatre next Thursday In his latest Paramount farce "Running Wild," From the pen of, and direction of George La Cava, it bids fair to equal or exceed any of his previous laugh lavishers. Those who saw "So's your Old Man," "It's the Old Army Game," will need no further words in praise of his comic ability. His tiny mustache and ridiculous gestures are known the world over. TOBACCO. Sheriff Marion Bliss of this county, was notified Monday that the men suspected of burglarizing the Scofield postoffice two weeks ago are under arrest in El Paso Texas. Sheriff T. C. Armstrong of the Texas city has apprehended Ray L. Keith, alias J. M. Herid, and Fred L. Cox, alias Robert Elgin, and is holdhig them pending advice from federal authorities in Salt Lake. The arrest of the nun was brought about by the license plate of their automobile which bore no. Utah. The men are alleged to assert that they have had the car only a short while, having purchased it from Trice Lenz at the Oregon Trail garage in Salt Lake. The men also are suspected, say, of the forging cf money orders alleged to have been stolen from the Bountiful postoffice some three weeks ago. It is not known whether the burglary of the Sroiield will take precedence over the Bountiful charge. for the Call? Have you promised yourself a new gun this season? Then see our new Winchester. It is the last word in firearms and you'll be proud cf the bag you bring in No matter what your hunting; needs may be we are stocked to supply you with nw and guaranteed merchan. dise. Ammunitions of aU kind for all bores and in special shot sizes for any kind of hunting- you wish to do. Drop in any day or evening, inspect cur stock and mix with regular fellers who socn will be bringing in record bags of rame. 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The Dorr Graduate The Door "Have you an opening for a college trained man " Manager ''Ves, it's right behind yoi. and would you mind closing it as you go out '" Mrs. Carl Olson and baby cf Cas-(!- e Dale visited the first of the week with Helper relatives. THEM All prices, o. b. Flint, Mick., government tax to be added. Tbt C financing plan, tit most desirable, it available. to 01 REPiffi G. M. A. COLD rs Helper Sedans 1, KELVINATORS & side-lines- UTAH ROBBER SUSPECTS AJJJREHENDED IN TEXAS re You Prepared CAEBON RUBBER Any Buick owner will tell you that there is no "time out" for Buick Buick is always "in the game" " . . . That's why you see so never "on the many Buicks at the big football games every year. DEINKS ECT. Next you. no time onfioi Buick Def-mend- CIGAES, Carry our card with ineres BANK CIGAR STORE the appellation "Cinemiracle". Pot Roasts, best cuts, per pound Veal Pot Roast, per pound - Stenks, all kinds - - - - fifes er Potatoes".1.. e, "SS chair-Monda- j YOU'RE AN OWNER OF A CKT you ought to know where to come for the better grades of Auto supplies, since out store is well known to automobile owners In this territory. All necessary parts, tools and implements desired are here for quick sen-icat most reasonable prices Phone 66 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBItES -- $1.43 9c IF Service and Quality CARBON HUNTE2S TO ENJOY OUTING. GAMES, CONTESTS Plans for a huge sportsmen's outing were discussed Saturday by the Carbon County Fish and Game Pro- toctive association at the county courthouse at Price. The commit-cl- y y tee consists of Henry Ruggeri, man; Gust Platis. Wilford Ruff, Dr h. B. Gcetzman and A. W. Mack, The meeting was called by Dr. H. g e Goetzman, president of the ciation. The meeting authorized President Goetzman to arrange 6r ten extra game wardens during the deer season. The state is expected to pay these men, but, in the event it does not, the county association will take over the project. The meeting in January will be a "Metropolis" Paramount's impor affair, and will include tation which comes to the Strand athletic event3, trapshootiug and tar Theatre Tuesday is hereby recom get shooting on the rifle range. to those who take their inite dates will be announced by Others will like Secretary E. N. Radcliff later. cinema seriously. it too but ''Metropolis' holds special! appeal 'for that rapidly growing grpup known as the motion picture Fritz Lang and his intelligentsia. UFA associates have made a picture which deserves nothing less than 39c bars pail J. jjun-uaomt- ar Pure Fresh M. I j- Love and laughter, with two soldiers and an Arab gir as the principals, are the principal Arabian "Two of ingredients doughboy conic- Knigh's" post-wwhich will be seen Sunday and at the Strand Theatre. Ncnej of the sordidness ot war enters the story, which is concerned with the' rollicking experiences of a rich private, and a hajrd boiled first sergeant, fated to be buddUs throughout a series of hilarious adventures, though they had been natural enemies. William Boyd, recently worked in this city while filming scenes for an early railroad picture. Mary Astor is his supporting star 'C 10 lbs Coffe 'T fr The intense chapter in the primitive life of a people left behind by the march of progress, is depicted in "Stark Love", the Paramount which is at the Strand Theatre Saturday. H. G. Wells in his justly famous "Outline of History" has hit upon no stranger chronicle than this etory of bare fundamental emotions of a people isolated in the Grea Smpkey Mountains of North Caro Una far from their more enlight ened brethern of the lowlands. dim oai. i iilcd 8 lb. .vw-- .1 U - tin TO SING he only' ROYAL WELSH GLEEMEN BENEFIT C0UT FOR BOY know that; who avume do it, Few and. Tlie Royai Welsh Gleemen interfe can exist wherever oxygen i v..,t tftt Riet iiu-- , .,,.t:nj u- - un wit n.tue tuui us, engagement at the Star c- -ie We 'cannot see life on other, hi0ied object moon, Thursday. Oct 27th Price, the on lheatre, even Planets been engaged by than have smaller The singers us; nothing coun- Tini- - Smuts of Timnanogos - visible a ijig shjMi"!'" entertainof the teiest-pec: , tne n modern thi .Dii , a ne ueu iui nleilt to men no longer beueve omy J. u,.o in 11 uintiii iu nc ifv conuoi free mc " vi.- in thro u eh the ether but they y, MacKnight is secretary of the' luiicvB that it works. Science will some day build a on enabling us to see life i nthpr nlanets. which, will piouauij-, miamuse us, as when we first saw croscopic life in a drop of stagnentj Alfred Kussel Wallace, a water. of evolution with Dar- win, persuaded himself that human' life and intelligence were a monop-- l Sweetest Place But he was old t cly cf this earth. in Helper and did not give the laws of nature J credit for suiheient versatility. in so often ther Every comes along a motion picture so unexpectedly fine and so unusual in construction that it is heralded a a "surprise", and scores a tremendous hit. Harry Langdon, that unquestioned master of screen comedy lias just finished one of that variety. It is called "Three's a Crowd," and is t be shown at the Strand Theatre Friday. October 28 and 29 Lard in the universe 01 or"d1 n It me! . 1 C- Toilet Soap 1. once - GROCERY & B Wm& committee of K ihiunV pa MEAT I ' Sf -- at Q -- 4 Tt 9 prisoner seeking 10 publicity a woman s outescape from jain in ,, and w ,,.nir. calif fit was detected recaptured. Campoe. ; as it Such a disguise isn't as good corned "just an insicant, was in the days of long skirts. a London 1 , Helper, Utah Bunnell Chevrolet Company, Price, Utah f ' ""TT' LiinpiwiMiBip-,- - . ii.iiiMiinirr |