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Show uga Four j: Miss Geneive Wilkins of Provo ig visiting this week at the home ij of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lambson. . School Girls' Slira Wycoff and Lee Peterson spent Monday rabbit hunting in Indian canyon. PERMANENTS Mr. and Mrs. Don Lambson and family spent from Saturday till Monday visiting in Salt Lake. $3 Mr3. C. Burger and Mrs. For the young miss going to school these very-finpermanents at such a reasonable price will ap- Mr. and Mrs. W. Witemore left Monday for Heber City where they will spend a week visiting with friends. e They are unusually neat and very peal to parents. Pete Georgides of Price, and Al phonse Ossana spent Friday fishing at Fish lake. They report as having had fishermens luck. attractive. Pineapple Per VINEGAR Per gallon POTATOES Gift Shop FLOUR Star Brand Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Vaughan and son Dick were motorists to the capital city the latter part of last week. The Misses Ruth Christisen and Irene Phillips of Nephi are the Phil Bergant of Hiawatha spent Miss Jean Roller of Delta, Colo., house guests of Miss Lena Ossana Tuesday visiting with friends in is the house guest of Miss Maxine this week. House. Helper. Betty Swanson, who for the past week has visited at the home of Mrs. S. J. Sarracino of Los An- June Aline Spratling, returned to her Spanish Fork home Monday. geles arrived in Helper Saturday to month a evening visiting spend at the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Woods and Eysight Specialist and Mrs. Tony Perry. Mrs. Sar- family have recently moved their at the racino will be remembered by her home from Price to Helper, Mr. Woods a dispatcher on the Hillcrest Hotel many Helper friends thru a former Utah being railway. residence of many years, having Room No. 3 left here to make her home in Mrs. M. A. Ashton and daughter California just a. year ago. She is Utah Carrie of Decateur, 111., are spendHelper Miss here by Sally accompanied Maruro, a local school teacher, ing a six weeks visit with the forEyes Examined who spent her sumer vacation vis- mer's daughter here, Mrs. Henry ..Repair Work.. Hall. at her home. 10j can i" Swiss Crackers Mb. Week End Bargains Sauer Kraut Large Cans, Each Salmon Del Monte Red Alaska, Pound Can for Cocoa V2-lb- each ., Milk Any Brand, Tall Can, each Dutch Cleanser J Cans for Mi3s Mary Welch and sister Franci3 of Crested Butte, Colo., arrived in Helper Sunday morning to visit for a few days at the home of Miss Grace Migliocco, a Coffee Del Monte, Fresh In, Per lb , Tea Cup Tree ui,ofTcaani and all China Soap Crystal White, 10 Bars for 5 Malt Syrup Blue Ribbon, 3-l- b. Can, 2 cans for Olive Oil Virgin each Per Half Gallon, Quart Size, each 65c Cantaloupesthe finest Pcrfccto Variety, gvoirn, each Aunt Jemimas, large size, 2 pkgs. for .... China Cups and Saucers Fancy Patterns, each IN OUR MEAT MARKET Pork Leg Roast Best Cuts, U. S. nsu-ctt'd-, per lb Beef Pot Roast Cut From Eastern Fed Steers, per If. . Veal Pot Roast ! Cut From Milk Fed Veal, per lb Swiss Cheese 1 Kraft, per lb Phnne Us Your OrcLr We stock only tli We Deliver Quality Meats Phone No. 35 POT PORK MUTTON highest quality of firoccnes and meats. '. lastie hock Mei tO Pancake Flour Robb Ross, 3V2-Poun- j iipay jfopP vour 15c 12 Oz. Pkg.. ( of 3s cpnvei Soda Crackers jj, MM jjhov Wheat Cereal lb. -- lie Bag d Robb Ross, TIC 1V Fancy Pink, Tall Cans ;r7: 2qe Box New Crop Sweet Clover Fruit Grape Each No. 2 J J Libbys, We Right i Sat 4 " Can, Reserve the id: 6 Can 10-L- ept Limit to Quantkk i R sroRts J PEACH DAY SEPTEMBER 9TH AT BRIGHAM CITY l! SPECIALS FRIDAY it 4 AND SATTE Double Rich MILK BANANA Malted i, 11 Icy I fat, s t, SPLIT JUMBO FROZEN SUCKERS, 2 for DOUBLE DECKED ICE CREAM COOTS Any I IP Kirs Flavor 'ifches THE PALAO I "ton CHOPS liFl lb BOILED HAM Sliced, lb. HAMS MISSION lb FOR 100 PER CENT Mil f company! I Mjttto-Leg- J 1 R ainDow hardens oeipe Everybody's Going Sat. Aug. Hit tAc Spin lh... nomination as aiebow Ramblers that point. County F si j Sweetest Music in the West OX THE DEMOCRATIC Convention t Fiish his candidacy for County 1l's TOR announces Subject to the approval of delegates to the Democratic ... .ter F. P. Fisher TICKET .... V. ff If Commissioner . Gallon UTAH 4-Y- ear .... licK ... ? Fancy Hens and Fryers HELPER v. rr& ket V Mr. and Mrs. John Gerendas and son spent Sunday and Monday in P.iV. Lake City where Mr. Ceren- ci ts looked after business matters in concction with the opening of from a six weeks vacation during which time they traveled about 9000 miles in the western part of the United States. They left Helper by way of Idaho and went on north to British Columbia, and on down to Washington, California, Mexico, Texas and on to Kentucky and Kansas, returning thru Colorado. Mr. Hunter advises The Journal they had a moat wonderful trip and that conditions in Hel- . per are far better than those of pother towns in which they visited. jNTi September 9 and 10 are the days set for the annual peach day celebration at Brigham City, with melons being distribMrs. C. E. Penman is visiting peaches and Selection of to visitors. uted free with friends in Salt Lake City for a musical programs, queen, peach a few days this week. dancing and other events are planned to make the celebration an Miss Kathryn Dart went to Salt outstanding success. Lake Monday where she will study nursing in the L. D. S. hospital. Quite a few have taken advantage of The Journal's special subMiss Mary Vieta left Monday scription rate of $1.00 per year for the Holy Cross hospital in Salt during the past week. This offer Lake where she will enter nurses is good for just a short time, training. Community Builders Hunter and family returned Friday evening Salmon "A SURETY OF PURITY" Miss Virginia Henry left the fore part of the week for Los Angeles where she will attend the Alexander Hamilton high school, this being her first year. Mr. and Mrs. L. Henry, her parents,, accompanied her as far as Provo. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ERS0 Honey FOOD J Meat and Grocery J lr2 at .tsti a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waters, who have spent the last two weeks visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. R. C. Sheldon, re turned to their home in Pueblo on Tuesday. Mrs. Hattie D. Carter of Provo is spending a month visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Johnson in Martin, after which she will journey on to Los Angeles to spend the winter months. or Empire, 2 Pound Jar m Luna, 10 Bars J: .J lb.; Stew, 10c lb. We are prepared to take Jt care of all of your needs in ? foods at prices you can de- jj pend on. Mr. and Mrs. John Harmon and family motored to the capital city Miss Eliza Mary Kavanagh re- Monday where they spent the day turned Tuesday morning to. her visiting with friends. home here from a three weeks visit spent in Denver visiting at the Miss Catherine Street is leaving home of her aunt Mrs. J. L. Doake Tuesday for Westminster school in and at the home of Mrs. L. R. Salt Lake where she is entering Metz. her first year at college. Pancake Flour m is a' i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Neilson and family have moved their home to Kenilworth where Mr. Neilson Is in charge of the barber shop. Mr. Neilson while here was located in Paul's barber shop. for Saucer, Cup a make wonderful roasts, steaks or stews at prices you can well afford to pay. Veal Round, 18c a lb.; Chops, 18c Pork & Beans Blue Pine l's, tall ROASTS lb Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davi3 of Provo are visiting at the homes of their daughters here, Mrs. Ray Weeter and Mrs. Forest Benedict, for a short time. 25c TIQL1 Soap Veal Mrs. Dessalina Formento re returned to her home in Salt Lake Saturday after having spent two Mrs. G. C. Black and children Wanda, Vern and Edna left Saturday for Long Beach where they will make their home during the winter months. Max-i-Mu- Fat Young Veal that will ROASTS lb. at the home of fete MUano. at iM Bag Saturday. box Joe O'berto accompanied Bert Vignetto to Salt Lake Tuesday morning where Mr. Vignetto will receive medical attention in the St. Marks hospital. Ji weeks visiting here ner aaugnier, Airs, Cheese open-ey- e fE Peanut Butter In the Market i t Cheese or the" large Dr. N. E. King iting Big K, Coffee Swiss Cheese Ifc Pancake Flour People hesitate in buying a . new brand of coffee for they . have been fooled so many times. Our O. P. S. Service Ji Coffee Isn't made to fool Jjl people but to give entire satisfaction at a price within the range of anybody's 3 purse. To give you a chance J. to prove that this coffee is I' excellent and that you can " really save money in using l 1 it, we are offering it for 19c I a lb. on Saturday. 5 IL1 Airway, Pound m sack 10 Coffee 1 3 ;0? Saturda September Blue Pine JIalt will meet all the requirements of the most experienced usere. It will be on sale this week at 29c a can. Lay in a supply while the cost is exceedingly low. 1L0$ 1 bottle Mrs. Robert Houston, of the Style Shop, was a business caller in Salt Lake City the latter part of last week. Specials for Malt CLORAX per 10 lbs V,V.V.W.V.VVVAVJV.V.V.V1W.WAV.V,".V, Rich, heavy whipping cream for your peaches, salads, cofice cream fee or home-mad- e at only 45c a qt., 25c a pint, or 13c a half pint. Bring your bottle. SEPT. 9 and 10 'l part of this week for Mt. Pleasant where she is a student in the Wa satch junior school. Mrs. Kate Happs Miss Jay Turnbow Miss Beth Ballinger left the fore 50 CENTS 25 CENTS DRY FINGER WAVES WET FINGER WAVES Cream Friday andjj Saturday j: G. H. Patterick and son Harold were business visitors in the Capital city this week. Se V.V.V.V.W.V.V.V.V 1 Local and General Hcrsheys, Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, THE HELPER JOURNAL MB!... 0 F1 3 imr i ofratnMt |