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Show JOURNA L SHOPPERS EDITION jrJre Journal Advertisers THIRD BEST BOWLER HERE Paul Pessetto, Al Wahl, Henry Hall and L. R. Bills journeyed to REPORT MADE TO Salt Lake Sunday to take part in THE BANK COMMISSIONER I OF THE STATE OF UTAH the state handicap bowling toura-mef the condition of which was in progress .all Al Wahl brought 3rd week. last April 6, 1934 Helper, Utah -datelper Carbon place honors back to Helpert , Utah, at the close of business on March 5th, 1934. Wahl's individual score was It appears to be more RESOl EPFS Money spent at home 1293 with the first place honors Loans and Dispmmt. U.'YBUJTI&S that roads should be Overdrafts to Ed Stowell of Salt Lake tends to build up the town. 06,923.47 Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 going whose total was 1331. Paul Pesbuilt for Debentures from home Capital None our children to p federal Reserve t Spent away setto was right in the running Bank Surplus 50,000.00 a speed mania than to I 3.000 Net Undivided Profits 1226 total. tears it down. .' 1,374.89 with a have schools for their "5.878.; 30 Reserve for Taxes, Much interest is being shown Sta;: -Losses and Interest, iuuicipai Bonds bowlers throughout the state in 24,176.02 Contingencies 47,545.44 by Other Bonds and Stocks The Easter parade is the annual State Bowling Tourna ' Deposits subject to check....$146,016.2O 9,299.00 Bui1 ment which is to begin April 23 in Furniture Futures decPublic Funds about and Baf how 124,041.50 Now, over. 25,000.00 Man wants but little here Salt Lake. No definite report as Real Fist at "VVI1CU Demand Certificates 75.00 O QHA nf, to where the tourney is to be held orating the home? A new Due Cashiers and Cert. Checks from Federal Reserve 3,570.99 below, as yet been made. have Total Demand Deposits Bank fence, repairs to the garage, He's 273,703.69 40 004 90 to admit it. ready j Postal Total Cash and Due from $ 94,465.75 Savings a new roof, screens, awni- If Uncle STEEL INDUSTRY FAY Sam keeps Time Certificates 121,843.65 taxing Call a 209'2"-6Tc.0iieCaBshnkS ng or just paint job. ROLLS WERE BOOSTED Savings Deposits 303,150.03 him, Total Time Deposits us and we will gladly figure He's other 519,464.43 pretty sure to git it. With approximately 400,000 emBills Payable and Rediscounts None what it will cost. ployes directly oenefiting, the steel Total Resources -- 5942,088.45 A new coat of Total Liabilities $942,088.45 industry's newest contribution to paint or 1 national recovery, a 10 per cent inCrime does not pay. Fost- varnish on dull and travel etto, being first duly sworn according to law, deposes crease in wages amounting to FlfrbolnJack and says, that he i's ll med b&nk and that the above and foreSoin& "P0 worn floors works wonders. contains roughly $4,000,000 a month, took a full, true and correct .tt.Lnt6 ering crime is another story of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 5th affect Monday. The results more than com of March 1934 day JACK VIGNETTO. Increased prices and an anticithe cost. pensate Correct, Attest old It's an patory rush of buying to "beat the saying that J. BARBOGLIO advance," are forecast to follow. "You can't teach an old dog In spite of the hard times A. LABOROI One concern, the Illinois Steel Co., JOE QUILICO, Directors. new tricks. gave notice of a price advance SatPsychologists the School Band Contest at the industry March- 1934- - MARY SULLIVAN, Notary Public. urday. Throughout JSJfH0 me thiS 27th now tell us that people 50 Price this month bids fair there is a feeling of certainty that ( SEAL) My comlisSion will 1937. March 9, it!; expire i J years old can learn as readi- trv Ua UI fflce of Bank Commissioner- -I, John A. Malia, Bank Commissioner of the State similar action will be taken gener' digger auu Detter tnan of TTtov t T u a few days at the longof children tb&t 14. as V the forWla8 is a true ever. ron?nief correct copy of the statement of the above ally within ly , T, named est. Under the industry's code ten my office on March 30, 1934. JOHN A. MALIA, days must elapse between the date Bank Commissioner of notice and the "time when new prices take effect. During that period steel men expect orders to McClusky, Jack Hyatt, Burk Hycome pouring in.' Such orders are att and Monty Snow. It was dibased on the old prices. rected by Mrs. Earl Durrant. PHONE 72 HELPER, UTAH Miss Edna Holbrook Paul Holbrook and John Corey, CONSOLIDATIONS IN Miss Earlene Durrant, daughter Westminster College students, are of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durrant, won PLAN their vacation at spending spring the S. A. R. oratorical contest held their homes in Castle Gate. at Carbon High School Monday, It is announced by George Yaover a field of 19 contestants, DENVER MINT RECEIPTS ger, of Salt Lake, state director of Servthe National which speaks highly of her ability MORE THAN DOUBLED ice, that 15 county offices of that 1 and versatility. Her subject was By Elaine Heck "False Patriotism" and was very organization will be discontinued, The value of gold and silver and their work be taken over by well given. the 3, Helper Tuesday April to Denver the mint last shipments month was $2,060,989.71 greater Junior band assembled at Liberty offices in other counties. Between "Friends of the Familv" was de than that of deposits received in Hall for the final elimation tryouts 30 and 40 people thus will lose adShortcided by the judges as first place March, 1933, a report of Louis T. under the judgement of Professor ministrative employment. age of funds is given as the reawinner in the Mutual Contest play Monahan, mint clerk, showed last Saurs of Provo. Mr. Fletcher, the band director, son for the consolidations. given here Monday night. The cast Saturday. ill in bed and was unable to be is included Loa Burgtss, Margaret Emery county will be consoliThere were 1,230 deposits this dated with Carbon in the new Houston, Marguerite Ludwig, Fre month compared with 606 a year there. Mr. Sours led the band through line-uda Hnensen, Vera Larsen, Lola ago. two warm-u- p He was marches. GETTING IDEAS. WOT! very good, and said we were the Delbert M. Draper of ever he of students had best Attorney group j had the pleasure of directing. He Salt Lake was in attendance at the tried many ways to trick the band Indian Bear dance at Ouray Sun; Helper Helper or catch them unaware, but the day. Mr. Draper is state chairman I Invites you to the Thrilling Dance Music of band gave him their undivided of the Democratic party and a attention throughout the pieces. prominent attorney. Mr. Draper Mr. Sours judged our solo play- felt well repaid for his visit here. Roosevelt Standard. ers very fairly. Not knowing any j contestant there was no partiality SUNDAY . MONDAY shown. He was not given any name Phone news items to The Matinee SUNDAY at 2:30 j of any student, but every student Helper Journal. Phone 21 MATINEE had a number. SATURDAY at 2:30 Mr. Sours judged on tone, techStarring nique, selection of solos, phrasing, Cur various, Dynamic tounging and Interpretation. The highest point obtained for any one Willi Schilling's Coffe, fresh of these problems was ten points Frederic March, Miriam 29c lb. shipment, apiece. CLEAN-U- P NEEDS Hopkins &. Gary Cooper The following students will enter Climax Cleanser, 3 for 25c; and the State contest at Price. Par, 27c; Bob White Soap, TUESDAY NIGHT and Jimmy Greener, trombone. 10 for 19c; Feet's large soup, clarinef. Lou Donna Wardell, WEDNESDAY Matinee 25c pkg., with a small one LET'S GO! GENTS 50 Cents, LADIES FREE in VVoodrow Clark, saxaphone. scrub brushes, 10c; at 3:30 free; Joe Biondich, tuba. OU Soap, 3 bars, 11c Creme baritone. Burke GREY'S ZANE Berry, Don Colton, alto horn. Dean Winters, flute. Large Oranges, 2c; mediFrank Lopez, cornet. "Modern Girls can't hold um oranges, lc; bananas; There are also four other playROUND-UP- " Del Monte Prunes, fresh ers without competition, which men, but watch MAE'S With RANDOLPH SCOTT means they are the only persons shipment, 2 lbs., 19c. method of doing it. OTHER BARGAINS instruments. those playing Milk, .5 cans, Sic; Utah Sopia Jouflas, piccolo. beet sugar, 10-lclaribag, 59c; Angelo Venterolli, - -- J'l , -I Tuna Flakes, 10c; Ig. Peanut net. Butter, 25c; matches, 23c car"Service and Quality Always" John Maleckar, mellowphone. ton; large Clabber Girl bakElaine Heck, alto clarinet. ing powder, 25c; large CornEvery player was judged with flakes, 13c; large All Bran, and FLOWFRC competition high compliments, amvmviicdc 19c; Blue Pine Salad Dresswas very close. ing, 25c qt.; Corn Beef, 17c; There were three well developed Dev. Meat, S for 10c; Del students of Professor Sour's, who Monte Pineapple, 19c; B. P. accompanied him from Provo. They trans(hit Beans, 11c; K K Beans, marand were said for also the studenst your family, yon It provides pleasure 9c; D. M. Corn, 2 for 25c; such infor young velous, especially even be. and may White Beans, 4 lbs. 17c; toilportation when you want it players. et paper, 1000 sheets, 5c; strumental in sating a life or a fortune. Last week there was a piano wax paper, 2 rolls 5c; quart contest elimination for the best Excellent Meals Quick Service cans Dills, 15c. piano players. To fulfill its purposes, however, the automobile were: entered who Jane Those WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN must be in the I est of condition. Locke, Mary Judd, Rea Bryner, OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOMS? Woodrow Clark and Gregory MEAT LOAF CAN ACCOMMODATE 300. 60c TO 7.5c it We have prepared for you Check up on the" condition of your car. Bring The winner was Miss Rea Brya ham loaf already seasonner she played "Rustles of Spring". to us and let us pp over it from all angles. ed. Add cracker crumbs and reIs band still The marching, egg and you will have a tasof cold weather. cost gardless small may at now "KLPER, UTAH very 194 ty loaf that resembles baked, PHONE Slight adjustments ham 15c lb. or 2 lbs. for 25c later. bills MAE WEST IN "I'M NO save you larger repair Other bargains In chickens ANGEL" AT STRAND Swiss cheese, bacon, American cheese, hams and steaks. TIRES WILL INSURE YOUR' FIRESTONE Elsewhere in this issue of The BEEF ROASTS SAFETY AND COMFORT. the advertisement Journal appears Select your Sunday roast of the Strand Theatre, including from a nice assortment of the program for the week. The Eastern and local beef that now immortalized Mae West in we have on display tor you, "I'm No Angel", is at present beor we will rut the roast you ing featured. The advertisements wish, 7c to 15c lb. of the Strand Theater, which VEAL AND LAMB in of the best F. P. FISHER PRESIDENT specializes only Fat young veal Is splenentertainment, will be reproduced did for stewing, roasting or pi ne 122 or 177 The week Watch in Journal. every Post Office Dox 157 frying, 8c lb. to 15c lb. Roast for the program. of lamb, 15c lb. and 17c lb. for leg roasts. ONE STOP TO SHOP , TJSE THE PHONE. Call The 6, 1934 Workmen Market Tell Them You Saw It In The Journal CHIPS AND SHAVINGS . HpER STATE NubeTnT BANK SOAP, special white laundry, 10 bars L2, extra N'r' C 1 E Saturday, April Plenty Fun Now Playing "DESIGN for LIVING" 7 Plenty Pep WSarren's Coffee Mae West I Cary Grant "I'M NO ANGEL" Fruits "THE LAST FLOWER SHOP Bonded Member F. T. D. A. b. E-fl- at tree Delivery in Carbon County TrirrrjAnurn Phone 220 :T Price, Utah THE AUTOMOBILE THE GRILL CAFE Ger-anda- s. In the Market OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Coal Coal Coal Best Coal Company No Boney Best Grade of Coal in Carbon County mine in hardscrabble cAmox t mile VcLrAVEMT 4 ftk GOOD LOADING FACILITIES RYNER'S Sis VICE M. O. FOTAR, Mgr. Automotive Ehctrfcians HELPER, UTAH PI IONE 842 Journal if you have a news item, wantad or The Journal advertising man to call and help you with your advertising Subscribe for The Journal Q.P.SKAGGS "A SURETY OF PURITY" j 33 K. K. CATSUP, 15 CLOKOX, 19! Quart bottles FLOUR, Pan Cake, small pkg! m j iv1, TOILET SOAP, Palm Olive, Toilet, 2 bars A STARCH, Kingford's Gloss, package Q PUFFED WHEAT I Package.. 9 OATS, Crystal ding, package w' Wed- i7: TOMATO JUICE Blue Pine, 3 cans 23 SARDINES , Oval, Mustard or , mato, 2 tins 15 To- WAX PAPER, . rolls 7! 40-fo- ot COFFEE, Schilling's, Del Monte, pound tin JW MILK, Banner Brand : Tin Wheat, 48-l- $1 bag b. 6 CANNED VEGETABLE SALE MIXED VEGETABLES Gem Peas, Solid Pack Toma toes, Pork and Beans, Beam and Corn) Case .'. RAINBOW GARDENS LEE EVANS AND HIS SILVER KINGS 4! , Quart tin p. STRAND THEATRE 17 PEACHES, halves, No. 2'2 tin, 2 for SCHOOL NEWS E 13 quart jugs ...L..i 2 till ten ' .....1... VINEGAR, - Castle Gate O RICE, Fancy, whole, : i pounds ad CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY PRUNES," fresh, stock pound ....y...y.,..J, S ...... S jj Package 2?l ResuS Sw mT StItI KINGSFOKD'Sj CORN STARCH, pkg. PUFFED-RIC- K caS 1 18 - SZ :.andSecuriti- -- Hesourc;s::;:::::;;:::::::: i ' Highest Quality Lowest Prices nt . $2.89 Ft TOMATOES, Solid pk. No. 2'2; tln,,2 for 25 CORN, standard grade No. 2 tins, 2 for 19 PEAS, No. tin 2 SALAD DRESSING Blue Pine, quarts mrA ""5r WHEAT FLAKES, 221 Sperry, package PORK AND BEANS, 9 Quart tins STRING BEANS, No. 2 tins 100 FANCY GEM PEAS tins 2 -. SALAD DRESSING, Miracle Whip, quarts mfiA AJy OATS, Sperry's Rolled , package 22? IN OUR MEAT DEPT. 4 ml2 A y PORK STEAK loin pound, .j BEEFSTEAK, East- ern steer, all cuts, lb. BEEFSTEAK, local, ji tender, pound XWp RO:t?T'7TOl2 LEG O SMALL LAMB, pound 1 jivrv itvAsr, Picnic cuts, lb RUMP ROAST, Beef or veal, pound .VEAL POT ROAST, Pound ..."..,.'.,7..,'.' HAMS, Skinned, Mis- sion, whole or half lb. BEEF, Fresh Ground, pound'L". 2 17 ltL w 10 4Lu XO -j XjC SALMON, fresh sliced pound VEAL CHOPS and SHOULDER STEAKS, 2 pounds FULL. CREAM IS CHEESE, lb. CREAM CHEESE, loaf FRYERS AND HENS Home-dressepound BACON SQUARES, Pound LARD ... b, d, ; .. package .4 -- ' pound package .' ; 25 15 75 16 10 75 39 I 19 TERS, all meat, lb lw package Phone 303 We Deliver - ! |