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Show wounty, Utah, Friday, September 15, 1933 AMERICAN U.GION WILL ELECT OFFICERS SEPT. 20 THE HELPER JOURNAL J. C. PENNEY AS A FARMER Carbon post 21 of the American Legion, with headquarters in Helper, will hold election of officers Wednesday evening, September 20, HAS ONE OF THE OUTSTAND8 o'clock, at a meeting in the city ING GUERNSEY HERDS OF hall. THE WORLD IT IS SAID BUY AT HOME in read it The Journal. Say your (Kemmerer, Wyo. Gazette) Marshall M. F. Naylia has received from his old friend, J. C. Penney, a pamphlet prepared by him and entitled "The Purpose j: j: Behind Emmadine .Farm." It may not generally be known that Mr. : $ Penney, since building up his great store system, has found inuch time to give to farming and has done some splendid work in this line in Florida, where he : worked out a big farming project. His Ernmadine farm is located at '. R. A. MLSON, Prop. Hopewell Junction, Dutchess co unty, New York, where he feat ures a large Guernesy herd. This farm has come into national fame because of the manner of breeding Make Your Plans and excellent care taken of the stock. to attend Mr. Penney was raised on a Missouri farm, a farm with all the drudgery incident to farming be fore modern machinery lent itself to simplifying the farmers labor. As a youth he looked after and fed the stock. His father had the inUtah's Largest Standard herent fondness of a Kentucky Institution of Higher gentleman for fine horses and Learning superior livestock of all kinds. His Freshmen must report Sepliking for livestock was therefore a natural heritage. His life in tember 20, and must attend every way has been full of inter September 21 to 23 for special instruction and regisest, and an ambition to excell in whatever he undertook. tration. The pamphlet contained an ad All other students should dress he made to the Wisconsin register September 25. Guernsey Breeders association: Regular class work begins and is enlivened in many ways by September 26. his suggestions, following years of careful study. He is a believer in Send for Catalogue diversified farming, and that the farmer generally lacks sufficient UNIVERSITY OF truck gardening for his own needs. Expert Watch Repairing at m The Gift Shop The University of Utah UTAH AT BUY Salt Lake City No items charge Phone HOME- - for printing news 21. PAGE FIVE MOOSE .5' MEET POSTPONED SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY The Legion of the Moose convention scheduled to have been held in Helper Scpti ember 16 and 17 has been postponed until some time In The October. delay was thought advisable until pres- cnt labor disturbances are definitely settled. V By MARION BONACCI FAREWELL PARTY AT Bernardi, Mrs. J. P. Phalen, Mrs. William Seckelman, Mrs. M. H. WILLIAMS HOME A farewell party was sponsored Leute, Mrs. Delbert Kay, Mrs. P. by Messrs Leslie Williams and J. Pessetto' Mrs. J. C. Gease, Mrs. Robert Buchanan at the formers Josephine Pace. SPRING CANYON The following committees were home Saturday evening honoring Miss Gertrude Wahl who left announced by Mrs. Averill: EnterCOAL CO. Tuesday morning for Salt Lake tainment, Mrs. J. Clyde Vaught, Mrs. Glen Allred, Mrs. C. A. Olson, where she will attend school. Mrs. F. L. Williams prepared a Mrs. J. A. Browne, Price, and Mrs. Service First lovely luncheon for the occasion. F. R. Porter, Helper. Dancing and card game were en- "Welfare, Mrs. Leonard Frandsen, joyed during the evening, brot to Mrs. Thomas E. Lamph, Price; a close with the serving of lunch- Mrs. P. J. Pessetto, Mrs. M. H. eon. The guests were the Misses Leute, Helper, Mrs. Verl Wilker-soElizabeth Martinelli, Juanna BuColumbia. chanan, Flora Ossana, Mary LlewMrs. B. W. Dalton, Hospitality, elyn and the honored guest and Mrs. F. M. Olson, Price; Mrs. Miners and Shippers of the Messrs Richard Rogers, Bruce Charles Ammon, Columbia. Celebrated Moffitt and Frank Dalpiaz. Mrs. William Constitution, Mrs. Steckelman, Hiawatha; Spring Canyon Coal ELKS' LADIES SPONSOR Laura Averill, Mrs. Ruth Flynn, AUTUMN TEA Price. Mines at The Elks' Ladies club held their Mrs. Tad Storey, Membership, first meeting for the 1933-3- 4 year Mrs. Vincent Sumner, Price; Mrs. Spring Canyon, Utah Wednesday evening at the Elk's M. H. Leute, Helper. tea an autumn hall at Price with Community project, Mrs. Nick General Offices party. A very interesting program Bernardi, Mrs. J. Bracken Lee, 817 Newhouse Building, was presented during the evening. Price. Guests were welcomed by the Publicity, Mrs. J. C. Gease, Salt Lake City, Utah president, Mrs. Frank W. AverilL Helper; Mrs. Lyman Kofford, Mrs. Clyde Vaught was in charge Price. of the social hour. Officers for the year are as follows: President, Mrs. Averill; vice president, Mrs. Walter V. Pace; second vice president, Mrs. Charles Amnion; secretary, Mrs. J. Bracken Lee; treasurer, Mrs. Erin Leonard; historian, Mrs. J. C. Hubbard; mauditor, Mrs. C. E. Ellwood; SHE DOFS SERVF THF E. J. Mrs. Flynn; parliamentarian, P MOST TERRIBLE MEALS advisory board, Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. 'S THAT OLD RANGE C. J. Roberts; directors, Mrs. Nick HERS. IT BURNS THINGS TO A CRISR . - 4 RADIO 200 ROOMS FOR EVERY And ROOM 200 BATHS i 4 HOTEL Spring Canyon Coal n, .:- TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 U. P. Bus depot in hotel building. Interurban just across the street U. P. Station just 3 blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. Journal Ads Get Real Results st.y WAS SO EMBARRASSED OVER THE DINNER. THAT OLD RANGE WILL RUIN MY REPUTATION AS AS A COOK. IVJ :k: I SAY JANE, WHY DON'T YOU GET A NEW RANGE? THEY'RE CHEAP NOW. f THE GRILL CAFE f7 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ' Li coun-ciler- fW BUY AT s. P I'LL LOOK TWICE BEFORE I BUY i MEAL YET BE AWAY FROM THE KITCHEN ALL AFTERNOON. s EVERY STANDARD OF VALUE I hJ High Speed Tires IT IS SMART to buy on a rising market! Take advantage of today's low prices they can't last long. FIRESTONE High Speed Tires are extra quality superior in every way materials, design, construction and workmanship. Scientifically Designed Tread FIRESTONE has always appreciated the Importance of traction features In a tire and was the first to develop and bring and tire which quickly replaced thp out a rubber tires of that day. The FIRESTONE tread Is the result of our long experience, tests and development and gives you the greatest traction and Is worn thin safety, jet with long, quiet and even wear until the tire non-ski- d steel-studde- d non-ski- d non-ski- d and should be replaced. Every cur owner should appreciate that his brakes can stop his wheels but that his tires must stop his car, and that tires are exceedingly Important to his motoring safety, BRYNER'S SERVICE M. O. PORTER, Mgr. Automotive Electricians rilONE 313 HELPER, UTAH i4 9 0 Avoid the regret which is sure to follow selection of a range by standards. Look twice before you buy any range. Look once at ordinary ranges. Look again at Hotpoint, the electric range which will be modern for years to come. old-fashion- Ir .. j . ' v,.,,1Er::"--';c;ril -- - ,Z j "l-r- 5 $ 3 a eS' ed o The Hotpoint Electric Range cooks i-'i- Si 'y . with a clean, flameless electric heat. Automatic temperature control and electric timing free you from pot watching, enable you to cook entire meals while you are miles away. Hotpoint Electric Cookery brings d flavor cf foods, out the from family and brings praise friends. Hotpoint cooks foods in full-bodie- ELECTRIC RANGE their own juices, preserves the vitamins and evst ntial minerals in vegetables and meats. health-givin- and PERFORMANCE FIRESTONE S " HOME Much rejoicing and celebrating was had Saturday last when the new Latuda airport in the general vicinity of Price was opened, with dedicatory speeches by Milton H. Welling, secretary of state representing Governor Henry H. Blood; W. E. Fleetwood, president of the Price chamber of commerce; J. R. Lund, manager of the Price airport; and Mayor West of Price. While this new airport is known as the Price airport it is to the Lalasting credit of the people of tuda that its construction was made possible, as it was in that little mining community the idea was originated months ago and was reported in The Journal at that time. However, regardless ofthe fact it has been called the Price airport it still is a swell little landing field and will put Carbon county on the aerial rnnp. First Tourist Plane The first viHiting plane to avail itself of the landing facilities at the Price airport landed there Sunday evening, piloted by a Mr. Cook from Albuquerque, N. M en route to Lai.;' where he at- tended the ram sale. hi Id HOME Latuda Builds a New Airport At Price WE DO OUR PART SURPASSING AT AUTOMATIC COOKERY! NO WONDER YOU COULD COOK SUCH A PERFECT I where she spent three weeks visiting with friends and attending to matters of business. Dr. Deuel left last week for the same place where he is at present visiting. BUY OH JANE! HOW LOVELY! AN ELECTRIC RANGE! DAYS LATER Mrs. A. G. Deuel returned Wednesday from Rock Springs, Wyo., few! W THREE NO MORE. CHEAP OLD FASHIONED COOK STOVE S"UKE THIS Ont FOR n ME. IF I'M TO HAVE A NEW RANGE . liK g SEE AN EleCtdC RANGE RANGES ARE ON MANY MODELS OF THE BEAUTIFUL HOTPOINT ELECTRIC DISPLAY FOR YOU IN OUR NEAREST li THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Girl Scout Activities The following report on Girl activities in Helper has been Scout Excellent Meala Quick Service furnished The Journal by Marie Leger: On Tuesday evening of WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN last week a watermelon, bust was OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOM? held in the Helper park by the ' Girl Scouts, in honor of their 50c TO 75c. CAN ACCOMODATE 300. mothers. The patrols of the Xyloid and Eagle troops, presented programs which were enjoyed by all. THONE 194 HELTEK, UTAH All girls who were interested, from ten years old and up, are urged to join. SAVE ON LUMBER meeting to be held Friday, THAT SATISFIES! Sept. 15th in the Y. M. C. A. dining room at 4:00 o'clock. ' , When you buy your lumber here Very interesting times are planyou not only save money but can ned for the winter. BUY AT HOME be sure the kind you receive will give permanent satisfaction. This MIA OPENS FALL SEASON is true, regardless of the quantity you order or the grade you require First meeting of the local MIA for your special purpose. In addi- was held Tuesday evening, at the tion, you are assured that delivery Railroad chapel. The meetings will be made promptly as prom- will be held every month at the ised. school and there also will bo socials during the month. A program, games and dances were enjoyed by a large crowd Tuesday evening. The. program follows: Reading, Gail Cox; Song, Norma Piano Solo, Crystal Peterson; Litster; duet, Josephine Lambson and Lillian Dart; Quartet, Messrs. Overlade, Dyet, Noarda and Stole. Officers Cliff Crawford, president; Mr. CarArgow, counciler; Thurmon ter, counciler; Mrs. Oberto, president of young ladies; Mary Mul-lin- s and Ardeth Crawford, MEMBE R r STORE. DROP IN. WE'LL SHOW YOU, IN YOUU TOO, HOW EASILY YOU MAY HAVE ONE COMPLETELY INSTALLED HOME ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. OR, IF YOU'LL TIIONE US, OUR RE- PRESENTATIVE WILL BE GLAD TO CALL ON YOU. IDSHiaSEEISJEl EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE CO. |