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Show CA1B0K fcOEKTY, UTAH, HELPER, SCHOOL' NEWS Helper Junior high The school LAMB ROAST 13c LB. Small fancy Utah Lamb Roast is a treat at any time particularly in the Spring. And our very low price will permit every one having this treat. Saturday lamb shoulder roats will sell for only 13c per pound, Leg of Lamb, 20c per pound, and Lamb Stew 8c per Be sure to pound. serve lamb Sunday. band Is baring special marching drills after school to prepare for the band contest which will be held April 11. They are also practicing their contest numbers. The Seventh graders have been Tery successful In leather work for manual training. A Saint Patrick party was held for the Sixth grad section. There was a fine program. A teachers' Institute will be held at the Helper school Saturday, March 28. The county spelling contest will be held on the same day at the Liberty hall. The boys and girls of the Helper Junior high school are getting ready for baseball. The first game will be played by the Helper and Spring Qlen boys at Helper, Friday, March 27. Students of the eighth grade had a half holiday March 2S for selling the most tags on Tag day. They celebrated the occasion by going on a hike. Miss Poulter, primary supersuvisor, and Mr. Christensen, perintendent, visited our school Friday. . o GREETS MOTORCYCLIST AUTOIST SUNDAY MORN BEST FOODS All Sunday morning sport act! vlties are not confined to the MAYONNAISE golf course. There are those who choose to pass the day of rest Such on motors. erences of Frosty Johnson, how ever, when a favorite motorcycle and a coupe become Involved In contentions of right-of-wa- y priv ileges on a Helper intersection 3 it brings serious reflections to whether or not golf might bo safer. At any rate, motorcycling is taboo until a few bones mend 29 c PINT All day Saturday our stores will sell this wonderful mayon- naise for 29c per pint jar. At this saving you will want to lay in several jars to be served with large, firm heads of o The LETTUCE ' which will be sold at 5c of HEAD the A. E. F. - see the Come, de- lightful assortment of other new garden foods awaiting you, General John J. such as ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumber, new cabbage, smooth new carrots, fresh green onions items of delicious garden foods to please you. All marked at prices less than you would expect to pay. and PRICE CLP. p ERSHING his story of the World War t HELPEB SRAGGS STTRETY Einar Johnson has waived preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty to the charge of involuntary manslaughter filed against him as the outgrowth of the automobile accident last week which caused the death of Rulon Crandall. Crandall was injured In a crash, between fatally the MARCH gave solos. Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mrs. Milton Centers gave humorous readings. Luncheon wa eerved by the Relief Society ladies. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. BIrchard, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and mother; Mr. and Mrs. John Forester attended the Masonic banquet at Price Friday evening. o and Crandall machines at Price March 17. The date of Annual Spring Reunion Of trial has not been Bet. Eastern States Mission Johnson The Eastern States Mission Calvin Ward was fined $100 by Justice of the Peace J. W. will hold its regular Spring reunion on April 4th, at the L. D. Hammond Monday for the possession of Intoxicating liquor. The S. college roof garden, on the complaint alleged that 82 pints corner of Main and North Temple of home brew were found in streets, Salt Lake City. All memWard's possession. He is the pro- bers and friends are urged to be prietor of the Riverside resort present at 8:30, as an excellent located three miles south of program has been arranged. o Helper. CONTESTS WILL BE HELD o AT BRIGHAM YOUNG U, Father's Death Summons Teacher To Washington PROVO, March 25 Prepara Miss Kathryn DeRigis, teacher tions are complete for the annual in the Helper Central school was state typwriting and shorthand notified Monday of the sudden contest which - will be held death of her father In Hanford, College hall at Brigham Young March 27, ac Washington. She departed Tues university, Friday, to H. V. Hoyt, dean day morning to attend the funeral cording who services which will be conducted the College of Commerce, will have charge of the contest at Hanford Friday. More than a score of high o schools have made responses and HEWS gTAKDARDVTLLE are expected to have teams en tered in the various events, the Edward Edwards and Frank winners of which will receive Markosek have arrived In Cleveloving cups offered by the Utah where enter will Ohio, land, they Power and Light company and the McSweeny school of electriby the Mountain States Telephon cal engineering. and Telegraph company, scholar Mrs. Cora Stephens Is visiting medals, ships, pennants, and with friends In Standardvllle. awarded by the university. Her husband lost his life here The events, which will begi last February Jn the mine disat 9:80 a. m., will Include novice, aster, Mrs. MacBoren has been ill second year, and amateur type for the past week, but is slightly writing contests; accuracy tests, and first and second year short Improved at present.. J. N. Cottlngham fell from a hand contests. Miss Beth Beal, one of the high rock wall and received a outstanding typists produced I badly fractured knee. E. L. Harrison and A. E. Utah, will give some demonstraac tions of speed and accuracy, Thompson made a business trip cording to Dean Hoyt. to Salt Lake City recently. o Mrs. Z. N. Morgan was rushed to the Standardvllle hospital Unraveling Frosting Mystery Reveals No "Secrets Tuesday night and operated on for ruptured appendix. A free dance was given Satur SSH! It's no secret at all this day evening by the A. & A. club. "secret" of making successful The hall was beautifully decora frostlngs and fillings for your ted in green and white by the cakes. Somebody or other starte Boy Scouts. Favors were given the rumor, which has been foster an 1 punch served. ed by jealous cooks, that it takes The L. D. S. church gave an secrets and luck to turn out enjoyable party Tuesday evening. those resplendent frostings, those The time was spent with dancing creamy fillings. Not at all! All and a very good program. Mrs. it requires is a good recipe, aome L. L. Lund and Mrs. Ray Allred reliable Ingredients, a little care 26, 1931 on Which is all most cooking re- and beat until thick enough to Croyden Work started this and between road place quires. spread. Devil's Slide. o There are a world of helpa to conBids for Cedar City New road to airLogan opened simplify the making of frostings and filling. If your time is limit- struction of fish rearing pond port nearing completion. ed, and your cake is plain, you to be added to group west of Hinckley Road to this place may make a simple uncooked this city. being oiled. frosting with a recipe that reA fanciful quires no creaming. and decorative cake may be quickly turned out for the party or birthday with the use of the shredded cocoanut grains In pastel shades. A smooth "boiled" frosting with not a grain in a panful, and not a trace of that sugary taste is easy to make If you use corn syrup in it; the same ingredient comes in several flavors so you may vary the H0WA, EMINENT MAGICIAN recipe without changing the t method at all. A cooking therof His to with Program appear mometer makes the testing of the frosting an easy matter, but MYSTERY and ILLUSION there are reliable tests for those who do not use this equipment. LIBERTY HALL SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 29 The making of smooth and Matinee Saturday, 2 o'Clock Sunday Evening, 8 P. M. creamy custard fillings Is made " easy by using cornstarch; the Children 15c' Adults 40o golden dates we use for our most wholesome fillings may be bought already pitted; the fruit peels (hat go into our fruity cake fillings are packaged ready-slice- d and candied; flavorings come in - a multitude of assortments. Truly the frostlng-coo-k has her task made easy I The tested recipes mentioned as a necessary part of the equipment are given here, the familiar ones because they have been improved, the new ones because they taste eo good! Best Boiled Frosting 2 cups sugar 2 tbspB. light corn syrup . 2 cup water 2 egg whites 1 tsp. flavoring and Accessories Boil sugar, water and eyrup until it spins a thread 240 deg. .... REBUILT USED CARS .... F. Pour over stiffly beaten egg white, flavor, set bowl in water, Ia.. Jk. J OF PURITY Starting Soon! FAS Safeway Stores and Markets and profit by the conjijlenlly gTeatet savings they offer. SAFEWAY FEATURES FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 28, V, ;&! Km CREATI ONS Hitter SAFEWAY brand. Guard Georgeous Print Frocks H Y L O Mil P II Loaves LARGE 20-o- z 0 your health. POUND A healthy breakfast food. POUNDS' loaf Milk Bread Utah, mild, full cream, aged sufficient to be tasty. Jacket Dresses Take on the most intricate variations and will be found in arrays which accent the smartness of detachable collars or flaunt shawl cape effects. 5 COLORS EVENING TO MATCH MILADY'S GOWN 0 . THE MOST EXTENSIVE OF EASTER STYLES are to Sat. 10 and PATERSON, Proprietors o'clock, Featuring EASTER March 28 FROCKS COATS HATS of the busy shopper we will serve tea, For the pleasure ' coffee, sandwiches and cake daily REFRESHMENTS FREE ON OPENING DAY. Formerly Robinson' . Hall Building be The Helper Guaranteed good cookers; packed in shopping bags. . . Tender green asparagus for your Sunday dinner. PABST, eveybody's favorite can ... 2 pounds . REDMOND, 2Sc Safeway Meat Dept SECURED CONFIDE XCE TO GAIN and secure confidence of the food buyer is SAFEWAY 'S utmost desire. And in the handling of fresh meats, we guard this condition always. SAFEWAY does not misrepresent and ALL MEATS are sold on a quality basis a guarantee of satisfaction. Safeway just purchased a carload of PURITAN HAMS direct from Omaha. The quality i3 unexcelled. We invite-YOTO INSPECT THESE HAMS HI Kind and surplus PotR nans fat removed. Your choice of whole or half. MRS. LAPRIEL C3H 1 found at S nidi 43C jgc 20 pounds 23c Mailt: Asparagus pound The New Fur Jackets COME IN DELICATE 30c 22c Shop Proprietor PRICE, UTAH I I Prunes I 1 P ; HOUSTON 1931, -- one-da- y s IM1 sayings occount. SafeWOy customers know this. You, too, will discover it after you decide to do all your food shopping at Patterns mm Wm It isn't always necctsoTy to do without things on really needs in OTder to odd to the Arc created in a delightfully intriguing manner with Chiffon and Flat Silks duplicating bright floral s ensBil 'avinc without Sacrifice Our own extra fine loaf, baked to please. Buy only siipply, this ia our regular price. OPENING i i Parts REFLECT THE WARMTH OF BALMY SPRINGS GR AND o Expert Repairing 1-- New Ftaturt for th- TIMES C ,1 Kedd Chevrolet Company Tells THE HELPER "A COURT NOTES THTJRS., That you can rely upon to be tender and tasty. Not neck cuts er RIB. pOMUd best should- C'JQ HELPER, UTAH rf-- T |