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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL PACE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caseman are Mrs. A. Bogus returned to her home in Chapman, Neb. Monday the proud parents of a lovely baby About 11 o'clock Friday morni- after spending a month visiting girl born Christmas eve. Mother and the little miss are both doing ng- last two trucks skidded into with friends and relatives here. one another at the Junction of the very nicely, while Mr. Caseman is Spring Canyon road and Bryner Robert Ossana motored home wearing a smile of unrestrained street as they were making the Tuesday morning from the capital pleasure. turn from opposite directions. As city, where he had accompanied a result of the crash, the gasoline his sister Miss Flora, who is atJack Houston, accompanied by tank on one of the machines be- tending school there. his mother Mrs. Robert Houston, came crushed and the fuel leaked his sister Margaret, and Miss Ira out on the ground and over the Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkas and Fletcher, spent New Years day seat of the car, igniting. The city Mary of Seattle, Wash., visiting at the home of Mr. and fire department responded to the daughter are making their new home in Mrs. Edward Tinkler in Clear call and quickly extinquished the Helper, Mr. Kirkas being employ- Creek. Pesseto Fire Chief Paul blaze, ed in the Palace candy shop. the car suffered damages to the extent of about $25. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Durney Lloyd and Louis Bryner, Allen BUY AT HOME and family of Castle Gate, accom- Carter and Ray Fahring returned The Misses Prina and Auroro panied by Miss Elizabeth Paterson to their school work at Brigham Vieta spent New Years in Salt of Helper, spent New Years in Hi- Young university in Provo after Lake visiting at the home of Mrs. awatha visiting at the home of spending the Christmas vacation H. H. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. John Bilburt. in Helper with their parents. TRUCK CRASH ENDS IN FIRE WINS PUBLICITY AWARD AT HOMC Salt Lake, Jan. 4. Following a recess, students of the University of Utah returned to the campus Jan. 3 to resume their studies during the winter quarter. In anticipation of a record number of new students to register at that time university officials made special provision to see that the various courses of study offered the incoming student representative subjects from which to select. AT $1.39 bar CLEANSER 3 per can DRESSING v Quart jars COCOA, Pure 24b. can Road work in Ephraim, Jan. Huntington canyon was discontinued December 3 because of winter weather, according to the local forestry department here. Road work in Manti canyon was stopped December 10. 59$ RAISINS pkg. 25c AT HOME 4-l- MEATS FIT TO EAT U. S. INSPECTED STEAKS, Steer Beef, lb POT ROASTS Steer Beef, lb PORK ROASTS Good cuts, lb D. C. Cavenah now is up and around after having been confined to' his home several days last week with flu. SAUSAGE Robert Loftis, John Vieta and Caroline Stein returned the first of the week to Salt Lake where they will continue their studies at the University of Utah. BACON ICC Pure Pork, lb. Lynn Woods, having spent the two weeks vacation with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woods, returned to his school studies at B. Y. TJ. Tuesday morning. Sliced, 2 lbs 29c VEAL CHOPS Milk Fed, lb. ... 12C VEAL ROASTS Good Cuts, lb IOC Fancy Hens Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray son. on Christmas day, Mother and the little arrival are reported as doing nicely. - Fryers te 1- Success Markets fresh prunes large will make a delightful dish for the family. Nothing is better for the breakfast meal than prunes. They start your day with a pleasant taste. These large cans will be on sale Sat. at 10c each. PATROL IS DESIGNED FOR PROTECTION OF MOTORISTS AND SHOULD HAVE PUBLIC COOPERATION Editorial In Arthur Heavener, newly appointed member of the state highway patrol, with headquarters at Price, Carbon county has received an officer well spoken, of pleasant appearance and, that which prob ably is still more important, an understanding of human nature. Officer Heavener is pioneering in a section of the state where motorists over a long period of time have grown careless of their brakes, head and tail lights, stop crossings, and other things designed for the safety of the public generally. Motorists with but one headlight or sans tail light have driven blithely along, hoping no accident would occur and fairly safe in the belief they could reach their destination without official interference. This condition now is changed and motorists taking such chances are almost certain to get a "ticket" from our new highway patrol officer. Even intoxicated drivers no longer are safe, and three have appeared in court recently. Leniency Granted For minor offenses such as driving with only one headlight or without tail light, the motorist desirious of correcting the defect usually is given an opportunity to do so. Patrolman Heavener issues a ticket which the motorist has signed by the garageman making the correction and, with the judge in a good humor, there is a chance the motorist will get off with nothing more than a severe ripri-man- d for the first offense. Utah's laws controlling the operation of cars are designed for the protection of the motorist, his own safety as well as that of others, and Officer Heavener's work should receive the wholehearted cooperation of all, even the offender. When you are stopped for an infraction of the law, just remember that one pleasant word will get you a lot more courteous consideration than a whole string of profanity. BUY Frank Guerrie of Grand Junction spent the New Years holiday in Helper at the home of his sister, Mrs. Tom Migliaccio, and visiting with friends. AT HOME Do You Know? Lettuce This wonderful vegetable brings summer a little bit closer, for it supplies to your meal what the garden can't supply in January. Get as many nice, crisp heads as you Lke at 5c each Sat. Oranges Orange juice might be the means of keeping rheumatism away. Some doctors say that. We do know that sliced oranges sugared or sprinkled with cocoanut make an appetizing dish. We have a good supply of oranges, small size, at 10c a doz. large size, 236 a doz. Pineapple Medium size can of sliced pineapple will sell at 10c a can Sat. In the Market Mutton (Yearling Lamb) We have prepared for you some extra fine mutton, yearling lamb, at 5c a lb., whole or half. This will sell proportionately low in roasts and frying meat. Pork Young pork (not slopped), U. S. inspected and guaranteed, will sell at 6c a lb., whole or half, Sat. Shoulders, legs and loin of pork at bargain prices. corn-fe- d Chickens For your Sunday dinner you might like a nice pot of chicken and dumplings or noodles. We have some nice fat small hens for you at 15c a lb. Sat. Steaks Are you informed of the fact: The famous frigate Constitution was nicknamed Old Ironsides in the historic fight with the Guer-rier- e during the War of 1812 beFred Bosone left Monday for Jack Taylor having spent the cause the Guerriere's cannon balls New Year holiday visiting with the University of Utah to resume rebounded from the oaken sides of his family in Salt Lake returned his studies after spending the hoi the Constitution. to Helper Tuesday night. Four new destroyers, the Wor-deidays in Helper. t, Hull, MacDonough and Mrs. E. V. Turnbow and son now being built for the U. Kenneth of Kamas are spending a S. navy, are due for completion ten days visit here at the home of in 1934. The Worden is named afher daughter, Mrs. A. B. Caseman. ter Lieutenant, Worden who commanded the Monitor during that Mrs. M. E. Moss and daughters c ship's famous battle with the Lucille and Florence spent a few in the Civil war. The Hull days the fore part of the week on is named for Captain Isaac Hull matters of business in the state who commanded the Constitution capital. during her fight with the Guer-rierThe MacDonough is named of The edition 1933 Miss Emma Christensen left Thomas MacDonough who after the Telephone Almanac Spring Canyon Monday to make commanded the American fleet at her home in Salt Lake City. is printed. the Battle of Lake Champllain on Sept. 11, 1814. The Farragut is F. O. Carlson, who has been ill Bring the coupon benamed for Admiral David Glasfor some time past from blood low to our nearest telegow Farragut, the famous Civil poisoning, is reported as slowly war call or hero, who is credited with the office, us, phone improving. stirring order, "Damn the torpedmail the coupon to us. oes, go ahead," at Mobile bay. Miss Edna Litizzette, who unThere is no charge for The U. S. navy built the first derwent an emergency operation model basin for testing ship modAlmanac. the in the Price hospital last Sunday els and the first wind tunnel for has been returned to her Helper aeronautical research to be estabhome and is getting along nicely. The Mountain States Telelished in this country. This basin phone and Telegraph Co. does experimental work for the Miss Kathryn Dart returned to shipbuilding industry. Gentlemen: Salt Lake Tuesday to continue her The naval communication servL. nurse the in work as student ice operates the radio compass of would like I copy my D. S. hospital, having visited durstations that dot our seaboard and the Telephone Almanac for ing the Christmas vacation with 1933. give positions to ships which be R. A. Mrs. her parents, Mr. and come lost in the fog. Dart. Name Seventy-fiv- e per cent of the ap enlistment in the U. for plicants Miss Catherine Street, having Street S. navy fail to pass the physical spent the holidays in Helper with examination. Only five to six per her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. City cent of the applicants qualify for Street, returned Monday morning enlistment by passing, both the to resume her studies at WestNo Telephone and mental examinations. physical minster college in Salt Lake City. Only young men between 17 and 25 years of age are accepted for first enlistments. During the World war over 80 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall left per cent of the mines in the North Wednesday morning for Salt Lake sea were planted by American where they will attend the address vessels and removed by them after TRANSFER and DRAY delivered by Judge William F. the war. Hauling of All Kinds Jackson of Fort Scott, Kansas, The first lighthouse was erect grand sire of the Independent Or- ed about 2000 years ago at Alexder of Odd Fellows. andria on the coast of Egypt. The oldest light house in the United States is Boston lighthouse, built ENDURING BEAUTY in 1716. FOR YOUR CEILINGS At the request of the depart ment of the interior, the United If your ceilings are unsightly, States navy made an aerial sur will marvelously improve vey of 25,000 miles of unexplored their appearance. We are special- Alaskan territory. ists in work of this kind. Our men Cadets at the U. S. naval aca are trained by long, successful ex- demy are called midshipmen. Origperience to guarantee a satisfacinally, midshipmen were men who tory job in every instance. were stationed in the middle of a Charges for all work are very vessel where they relayed mes moderate. sages from the quarterdeck to the forecastle. These Nautical Novelties were furnished by the United States navy recruiting station, Salt Lake City, It. L. Porter, Jr., Lt. Comdr. V. S. navy, in charge. n, and a 10c sirloin steaks lb. Sat. OP.SRACCSi STORES "A SURETY OF PURITY" Far-ragu- amoow Garden DANCE TO RYTHMIC DANNY RAINBOW b. Potatoes, Fancy ss HELPER SUGAR 25-lbag .... local, 100 lbs Gertrude Wahl, Betty Ballinger, Joseph Litizzette and Edgar Davis after spending the holidays here have returned to their studies at the Wasatch school in Mt. e Fri. and Sat. Jan. 6 and 7 HOM- E- Local and General MAKE MERRY AT THE UTAH ROAD WORK DISCONTINUED BUY Jam HELPER y 4. JOIN THE GAY FUN LOVING CROWD SUCCESS MARKET SOAP, Hardwater or Creme Oil Crt U OF U STUDENTS RETURN BUY With f t? - n i rresn 1 runes m the Highway . Syrup Patrol A can of Co-opera- Miss Edna Hacking of Spring Canyon last week was awarded a prize by the Western Newspaper Union of Salt Lake City for an article entitled "Why You Should Use Intermountain Made Goods." This campaign to use intermountain made goods is conducted by the Western Newspaper Union, wholesale paper house and publishers of printed Inserts for the weekly newspapers, and is intended to help in the upbuilding of intermountain industries. BUY Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, January 5, 1933 Your 1933 Almanac Is Mer-rima- Here e. UTAH THAT SWEET MUSIC OF AND HIS ORCHESTRA CARTER'S ADMISSION 50c PHONE 213 i 2 DENVER STOCK SHOW Plans now are nicely in hand for holding of the 27th annual National Western Stock show at Denver, January 17, 18 and 19. This show is accorded distinction as the outstanding stock display of the nation and annually draws thousands of western Workmens Merc PHONE 303 FLOUR Tip Top Brand, 48 lbs POTATOES 100-lbag GOLDEN DELICIOUS AND WINTER PERMANE APPLES, bu BUCKEYE MALT Hop Flavored, can.... QUICK QUAKER OATS, large pkg Fancy Sifted Jem Peas, 2 lgs. cans GOLD MEDAL Cake Flour, pkg. 1 Cake Cooler Free CUT MACARONI bag MILLERS OATS and Bran Flakes, 3 pkgs. IN OUR MEAT DEPT. YOUNG CORN FED jt Pork, whole or half, lb. 0 Pot Roasts w to best cuts, lb 27 Best Cuts PORK ROASTS pm Lean cuts, lb Pork Leg or Loin A Roast, lb MISSION SKINNED HAMS Whole or half 7W Pfti Jl? b. W m 35 j b. e IS? t ?j i Jj j 2r lb 12 CHOICE PICNIC HAMS, per 111 Fresh Dressed Fryers and Fat Hens rUESH MILK 8$ Quart WHIPPING CREAM Half Pint Tr m t i |