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Show Friday and 5 ij Saturday ij jj Sept. 2 and 3 i: : J TLOUR Drifted Snow, sU... FLOUR Turkey I Id. Wheat, sk. 1M SOAP Crystal Wht. 10 bars.... K?L Per Carton .. Corn Flakes Large Pkg 71 Medium Pkg Crackers Boxes Each 5 Mmiiim Christian Science Hymnal Contract Per Gallon . : Included In the above order are approximately $1,000.00 worth of hymnals for use of branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, located at Logan, Milford, Ogden, Provo, and Salt Lake City. Pot Roasts Steer Beef, lb... Mutton Chops lb 1G Whole or Half, lb. .. 10 STEAKS Steer Beef i; Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and 1 granddaughter, Miss Molly Perkins, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Durrant Thursday evening. Mrs. E. V. Long and son Bobby "j went to Salt Lake City Friday Ji where they will meet Dr. Long, J who has been taking post graduate j lb work in San Francisco the past PORK Roasts Fresh, Meaty, lb. .... month. i BACON Squares, lb Fancy Hens and Fryers !! UCCESSI t ! Meat and Grocery ii COMPANY? Community Builders UTAH IIFXPER 2 COLD SNAP CAUSES THE MINES TO WORK EXTRA The recent cool spell of weather over the country apparently is having its effect on the operation of coal mines in Carbon county. The mines at Standard are reported as having worked five days last week, and six days the week before. The mines as Spring Canyon will work three days this week, with about half of the employes getting in a full week. The Journal has one of tk3 best equipped job printing departments in the state. Trices reasonable. NOT TAXED Federal tax does not apply out - of - town 'p.!or. cal's costing less than fi0 cent3 nor is there any t?.:-on any type of local s v. .: l '. and Telephone be there Now'. Tho Mountain States Engineer Ellis returned Saturday evening from Colorado where he has spent the past three weeks supervising construction work for the Calumet Fuel company. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, and granddaughter Miss Polly Perkins, left Saturday for their home In Los Angeles after spending a two weeks vacation with their daughter, Mrs. H. R. Ellis. LaMont Thomas and Miss Harrison were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mr3. Chas. Isa-be- ll 5 on Castle Gate News Items September Milk Sardines Coffee Shrimps 1! - 3 --- -- J u iT a, Zj? -ZJj?j Salted Wafers Sud-heime- r, Sud-heime- 2-l- b. O.P.SKAGGS : J ' i Dr. N. E. King STRAND $ Ten States To Vote Dry Law Opinion Soon J Phone 303 Privately Owned Plant Gives a Low Tax Taxpayers of Donaldsonville, La. now are receiving substantial relief in the form of a reduced city tax rate as a direct result of the sale of the former electric light and water plant to the Louisiana Tower and Light Co. in August, 1929. The sale of this plant to the local power company not only provided part of the funds for retirement of certain municipal obligations, hut also the private ownership of the plant and equipment added its taxable value to the city tax i ells. Thus the contribution toward a lower rate was twofold, first iu reducing bond interest; second '.n increasing taxable property and thereby making lighter the burden of other taxpayers. The New Orleans Times Picayune states that last year's city property tax rate in Donaldsonville wa3 11 i mills. The promised rate for this year is mills. The indicated rate for 1935 is 6 mills, a reduction of nearly 50 per cent. Commenting editorially on this 1931. Louisiana Referendum on two questions: (1) repeal of the state! enforcement act, and (2) a vote on the question of petitioning cong-- ! ress for a national constitntirmni convention to repeal the eighteen- Michigan Repeal of the state prohibition law, to be submitted as a result of the filing of a petition bearing more than 200,000 names. North Dakota Repeal of the state enforcement act. On June 27 the question of the act was voted down,repealing 103,696 to 96,837. New Jersey Repeal of the rt act, the state's enforcement Ho-ba- Oregon Repeal of the state prohibition law, submitted as result of initiative petition. Washington Repeal of state enforcement act, submitted as result of Initiated petition. Wyoming Referendum authorized by legislative enactment In 1931 on whether or not the ISth amendment sould be repealed. Conclave Goes to Osden ON SAT WPT t i "I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Hen- nens- n ami baby daughctr Beverly of Provo arrived in Helper this week to spend a short time visiting at the home of Mrs. Henrich-sen'- a brother, James W. peay. . 'd W neiertaiemeBt statute. Legion - it IB Times-Picayu- s.-- - J RAINBOW - fursituation, the ther says in part: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Durrant of "Donaldsonville's tax relief is Spanish Fork were weekend visi- made possible, the Chief explains, tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. by the paying off and retirement J. C. Parry. al municipal obligations. A public Mrs. Ernest Wade and children bond issue, maturing improvement are spending a few days at the this year, will be paid out of funds home of her mother, Mrs. Eva segregated and available from last Thorpe. tax collections. The last of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Beck and year's a series of Indebtedness certifihave in arrived Castle cates Issued daughter many years ago will Gate to make their home here for be paia in 1935. Instead of mainthe winter. the tax rates and finding Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Winn have taining to spend the funds other ways returned to Castle Gate after hav- that have been dedicated to retire- summer in the other ing spent of these obligations, the. parts of the state. Donaldsonville city fathers have The second annual Utah Fuel decided, it apears, to reduce the was in celebrated the Price day rates and relieve the taxpayers. city park August 27. All employ"Their decision obviously is very es and residents of Castle Gate, of note and hearty comworthy and Creek Clear Sunnyskle united mendation. Municipal tax reducIn enjoying the festivities which tion is quite a3 necessary, it goes consisted of a free treat for the without saying, as the moderation children, sports of all kinds, ten- of tax burdens by other taxing nis, swimming, baseball, a band Donaldsonville is showconcert, and a big dance at Castle agencies. ing that it can be done. The exGate In the evening. ample and precedent are needed and we hope that Donaldsonville's good fortune may be shared by other municipalities." In addition to the tax reduction already made, and the one anticipated Donaldsonville has also built a new sewerage system without the necessity of floating bonds or Delegates from Helper who atThe electric money. tended the atats American Legion nit.M In the city also are consld--.a'sl- v annual convention at St. George lower than they were be-t- ., tai t week, have returned enthusiLhe Louisiana Power & Light j astic over the nplendid .spirit of acquired the property. the shown thruout gathprogress ering, and advise tint many matters of Importance to LetfonnM'rof A severe cloudburst Sunday afwere taken up during th. ternoon did much damage in the dav meet. vicinity of Martin when gardens I'.'' "!'t.; to secure th were reported washed out by the 1:11- .! convention for IK-!rush of water from the hills, and tl!y ..V..liillg, u.juiuvis ncie wasixMi on io it l.r C;r,.t.a jwcurir,-i.ie nignway. motiving iranic until i Tho..-- : a Helper a highway trew was able to get a to- -, v.e.-M s. I 'red Fisher, path cleared. Gli'ti Bail...:- r, Harris Slmonsen, The rain was thruout Bob. Nilsou, A j rust Litizzvtte and the state and the flood waters W. II. Wardell. down the Colorado are ! hsvt wnvkfl hnvnn ft(i. wnwJ ,,, city-own- A. Houghton. i 15-ye- I; out-of-to- . Legs lb 5 We Deliver Specials for Saturda L. A. Lard Fancy Fat Hens and Fryers $12,500. Quality Meats In Helper b. .; mix. at Vinegar r"" - Odd Fellow Head Visits Pancake Flour 5 pkg ANY BRAND, can VINEGAR Pickling, gallon BLUE PINE COFFEE, lb POWDERED SUGAR, S lbs CORN LARGE CANS, 3 cans i In the Market Salt Pork b. KICE b. J 4-l- b. TURKEY 48-lbag ht., 'mnmm 3 Raisins Quart WHIPPING CREAM Half Pint The best for PEACHES jam and preserves Per Bushel W i b. LARD, each BUTTER FRESH CREAMERY, lb FRESH MILK FLOUR i Honey PAIL Hard in ii Soap POT ROAST Steer Beef, lb LEO FANCY MILK LAMB, lb LEG O FANCY MUTTON, lb CHOICE PICNIC HAMS, lb. LEAN SALT BACON, lb BACON SQUARES, lb 1. ii s, Giddings or sail, I.O.O.i ., City, grand master of the 3 made an official visitation to Helof Ten bars of laundry soap at per lodge 56 Friday evening a price that will make you last week, being accompanied ty Han, a big savings for wash day Deputy Grand Master Henry Masand District Deputy Grand only 18c for ten bars Sat5 Pure Sweet Clover, New Crop, 10-lter Clvde Miller, Grand Junior urday. paii Warden W. J. Bartlett, and Past Grand Patriarch W. A. Miller of the Grand Encampment. At the Two cans of baby size milk nr o tLarge close of the session the brothers in luiiwio oanc vans, brand can for 5c Saturday any Rebekah lodge, Utahna visited and as many as you like. which was in session at the same time. Mrs. Clara Mead of Bingham Fancy Dry Pack, can A new shipment of fresh Canyon, president of the Rebekah Schillings Coffee just arrived assembly, officially visited Utahna and we are offering it at 29c PkgRebekah lodge on the same date, a lb. on Saturday. No limit. being accompanied by Vice PresiSeedless, New Crop, Package .... dent Elizabeth Watson, Secretary Ethel Jennie Nelson, Treasurer Smith, Past President Irene r, Past President Mary Bo.c Past President Leva B. Fancy Small Crackers, Treasurer Pear HitchPast Hall, lean Salt Pork goes Fresh, cock, aud District Deputy Presiwell with beans or for frydent Florence Lambson. ing with vegetables these The degree staff of Utahna ReRobb Ross, New Stock, 3V2-lcool mornings. 10c a lb. on Ba ... bekah lodge conferred the beautiSaturday. ful Rebekah degree on two candidates, also admitting one member the Right to Limit Qm& We Lar? by transfer certificate. Bring your eight pound pails were each preThe candidates and get them filled with the sented with beautiful bouquets of best grade of lard for 65c gladiolas and each of the visiting Saturday. grand officers were presented with corsages of sweet peas to the ladies and buttonhole bounnets of tiny carnations to the gentlemen. During the evening, Mrs. Martooo garet Jones of Castle Gate was FRIDAY and SATlJ Eysight Specialist Rebekah "A SI RET Y OF PURITY" presented with a i veteran jewel from the lodge. foes at the BORDEN'S DOL Gal-land Mrs. Eva Black and Edna HilScrest Hotel also were presented with toRICH kens of esteem from the memRoom No. 3 MALTED MIL) - I bers prior to their departure for California in the interest of Mrs. Utah Helper Topped with Whipped Black's health. enwere talk3 Many interesting Eyes Examined Imana 15 joyed from the visitors, with a; ..Repair Work.. luncheon being served during the evening. Other visitors were Cheyenne, Aug. 31. (Special to The Journal.) Ten states in addi- Mrs. T. C. Smiley, Miss Emma ribo tion to Wyoming will vote this fall Sudheimer of Salt Lake; Miss I .for.... RADIOCAST OX on some phase of the prohibition Frances Mead of Bingham Canyon Trj oiii CHRISTIAN SCIENCE question, according i to a survey and Mrs. Emma Hall and Miss Vivian Hall of Mohrland. just completed. 4:30 p. m., Sunday, Sept. 4 Cfcim . Wyoming residents will vote on Clues . Station KDYL J290 kc 232.6 Salt Lake m, Citj Mr3. DeLos E. Brandon and her whether or not the 18th amendAuspices Committee on Publication parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Elder, ment should be repealed. Free public Reading Room3 are maintained at the lota One state, Texas, has gone on left Friday last for points in Wyoplaces, where the Bible and all literature published b; Ei FH record already at a democratic ming for a short visit with friends, Christian Science Publishing Society, in Boston, llas!,tsprimary referendum in favor of expecting to return the latter part De read, borrowed or of this week. purchased: Logan, 108 N. Maln;Mfi resubmission of the amendment. First Ave. and McKean; Ogden. 305 Central Buildine: PsThe states beside? Wyoming in 105 East First North; Salt Lake City, 62S Clift Building. which referenda are Scheduled for Read the advertisements careluarature is also obtainable at many public hta November 8 are Lou&iana, Con- fully. They will save you money. i necticut, California, Oregon, Mich, , ,..iMli,iwf f IBpanwrea,,,,,,!!,,,,, igan, Washington, Colorado, Ari zona, North Dakota and New Jersey. The questions to be voted on are as follows: Arizona Initiative petition filed to repeal the state prohibition law. California Referendum to bevoted on containing two questions: (1) repeal of the Wright state enforcement act, and (2) a proposed state constitutional amendment setting up a model licensing and control law, forbidding the saloon and open bars, but permitting consumption- of alcoholic beverages with meals in bona fide restaurants, etc., and regulating transportation. Colorado Initiative petition filed bearing nearly twice as many signatures as required, for a vote on repeal of state prohibition. Connecticut Referendum on repeal of the 18th amendment authorized by the state legislature in or more, as you wish. The music plates for the 640- page hymnal were prepared by the F. H. Gilson company of Boston, nationally known music compositors. All of the type for the plates was set by hand. E. W. Palmer, president of the local plant, said some idea of the magnitude of the order could be obtained by the quantity of material and time necessary for the completion of the book. Five of the largest perfecting presses of the Kingsport Press began work on printing the book June 15 and will run 20 hours each day until August 25, at which time the printing is expected to be complete. A total of S25 tons of paper will be used in the book, 40,240 yards of book cloth, 39,000 yard3 of head bands, seven tons of end paper material, 50 tons of cover board, and more than 210,000 yards of muslin reenforcement for the back of the books. Mrs. Palmer said probably the most outstanding part of the man ufacturing process will be the use of more than 500,000 sheets of gold for the stamping on the cloth-boun- d edition and gilding the edges and stamping the de luxe edition. Mr. Palmer estimated the cost of the gold alone at i Crisp and fresh. Just right for the whole family to enjoy a big helping or for a good substantial picuic 13c a lb. on Saturday. Our stock is complete and we set no limit on your purchases one can The Kings-po- rt Kingsport, Tenn. Press, Inc., has received the largest known single order of hymnals ever placed with a single concern. The order was placed by The Christian Science Publishing Society of Boston. The order consists of 400,000 cloth-boun- d books and 10,000 de luxe full leather-boun- d books. The books will be distributed thruout the world. It is expected the distribution will begin about Septem- i Potato Chips Workman's Merc Keeps Plant Busy ber Matches 3-l- Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Four rQ Rainbow Ramblers Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quillco left week for a ten days vacation to be spent at Fish lake. last Mrs. L. p. P.i'Im nil,! : iimy and wcck trom par.; at .., Jerome returned Inst a short visit with -, I,- Kemmf-- r, j Mrs. I,, 'n.'irJ and (!(,.ifti Lauiiw wno have hof.n visiting hi i u.'ijio ur a short ti imo. "opp.-os-'-- ter nn.jiii. ii...-,- ., " "' i't T iV- p I d . rineat Ami Best la The West . J jfj ; L |
