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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE THREE J be w he; r of the Tabone won the beer drinking pacity contest. 1 IT" lust people k y . ca- Oroha and Thelma Faylor were Lake callers last week-eniSalt Bessie Deviettl and Mary Biggs to They attended the Utah Aggie PUfcyre Salt Lake :allers last week. series with the U. of U. and re'aced it that the Farmers are getting ch wtu The Misses Marion and Jeanne port the form of yesteryears. back r here yerftls, spent the week-enfc1nniig Itlng with their parents, Mr. and Uladys McCoy, instructor at the at the cs. J. R. Lof Us. They returned school, was a pleasure seek Helper the Capital City Sunday where er at Salt Lake City last week ri , , ey will resume their school work end. ' t the U. of U. MAN WANTED, for Rawk-lgMOOSE LADIES ACTIVE Write Eouto of 800 families. The Ladies of the Moose lodge Bawtelgh, Dept. ITC-S0-Stoday. met once a week during the past JUNIOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY Denier, Colo. The Junior Democratic club of month, under the home making Subscribe for The Journal department at the homes of the Helper will hold a spring formal different members. Sewing and cooking were the attractions of COME ONE, COME ALL the afternoon meetings, with dinners being served. The last two TO THE ANNUAL meetings were held at the homes C. E. Huish, owner of the Huish of Mrs. Ben Reddington at Martin Theater Enterprises, was a busi- and Mrs. Chris Hreinson at Castle ness caller in Helper this week. He Gate. was accompanied by Mrs. Huish. SEWING CLUB MEETS Dr. W. T. Elliott is nursing an Mrs. Joseph L. Rebol entertained infected thumb this week. The members of the Wednesday Aftersource of the Infection is unknown. noon Sewing club at her home here Wednesday afternoon. The Miss Kathryn Street who is at- afternoon was pleasantly devoted tending the U. of U. returned the to sewing afterwhich a dainty first of the week after spending the luncheon was served. Mrs. H. J. NEW DECORATIONS week-en- d here with her parents, Uhle will be next week's hostess. REFRESHMENTS AND Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Street. REBEKAH AND I. O. O. F. SURPRISES The Utahna Rebekah No. 39 enFred Bosone, student at the with Helper lodge University of Utah at Salt Lake tertained jointly spent a few days the last of the No. 56 I. O. O. F. at the K. P. hall Dancing and reweek with his parents, Mr. and Friday night. freshments comprised the proMrs. Peter Bosone. gram. The committee in charge mmmmm'mmmmmmmm' Keith Gardner, was operated on of the Rebekah program included for appendicitis at the Price City Mrs. C. A. Knobbs, Maxine House, W. J. Bartlett. The I. hospital last week. He is report- and Mrs. O. O. F. committee WE SHIP BY RAIL was comprised ed as doing well. of C. A. Knobbs and Jesse Perry. Keep Your FOOD BUDGET LOWER By Dealing At Henry Jones was Provo busi- A special colonial skit by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall proved to be one ness caller last week. of the evening's features. Dr. and Mrs. C. E., Riggs left Sunday for San Francisco where MOOSE SOCIAL A most delightful social was enthey will remain a short time beHELPER UTAH fore sailing for the Orient where joyed by the members of the Loyal Order of Moose at the K. P. hall Dr. Riggs will be stationed for last week. The party was of a BARGAINS For FRI. And SAT. Mar. 1st 2nd colonial nature. A. J. Carlson, Ben Oliver Peterand Reddington . ft WE SELL DAY OLD EGOS Ace Minor was a Salt Lake FLOUR Red Star son were in charge of the affair. 48 Pound Bag last week. From Our POULTRY FARM d. d Eugene Gibson and Jack Vignet-lEL's,fere among the Saturday after-oo- n visitors at the country club here the locals started out their olfing season. P Eleven Helper residents made he trip to Evanston, Wyo., for the ame with the Wyoming Becker's Jinta beer team. Those making he trip Included Tony Michelog, igent for the Uinta beer in Car-io- n county; Mike Turnbull, manaof the team; Bob Ossana, massuer; and the following earn members along with Coach Irnold Thompson; Johnny Allison, lay Thonpson, Paul Dalpiaz, Pete"atone, Bruce Moffit, Ed Marchtti, and Bill McKnight. ger , 10 f- -4 Special thanks was ed Tony Michelog, Mike Turn-S- i bull, and Ed. Marchetti who .were responsible for the of the team in Car- hon county. Tears streamed down Ed's cheek as it was pointed out that the season was at a close but they were not tears of regret but tears caused by the gas exhaust from Tony's truck in the back of which the stellar guard had ridden from Helper. i fO . extend- BALL Saturday, March 2nd RAINBOW GARDENS Helper, Utah WIBLES TEN PIECE BAND Admission 75c Per Couple I'M Workman's Market P. W. HOLDS SOCIAL The Business and Professional Womens club held a patriotic social at the K.P. hall last week in B. commemoration of Washington. The program included a boys' patriotic drill by the students of Miss Rae Chnstensen, two vocal solos MOOSfc by Miss Myrtle Newkirk, vocal sel- - LOYAL ORDER OF HELPER LODGE NO. 159 Fred Hall, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary P. M. Every Tuesday at Knights of Pythias Hall Subscribe for The Journal Ricci : SPECIALS Fri.-Sa- OOFFEL A All Brands, Pound VZLK r 10 FLOUR Star Brand 48 Pounds f0 690 10 19 AmA HATCHES Carton 210 tfj POTATOES 100 Lbs Idaho Rus. Iy LEMONS Thin Skinned, Doz 120 rA CAN ANAS Firm Ripe Pound Jy u. s. STEAKS Steer Beef Per Pound VEAL STEAKS Milk Fed Pound n i- - 5 1 and local Beef 20c lb. 15 Am 120 PORK ROAST Young Corn Fed Lb 4mA 180 BACON Sliced Per Pound mk A KRAUT Bulk 2 lbs BOILED HAM Per Pound BAMS Mission, Half ? or Whole, Pound ly 150 - j 5Vy m WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Continuous Wed. from 8:30 Matinee 5c - 10c Evening 10c - 15c MM jl 4r FANCY HENS All kinds of Freh Lunch Meats Domestic and Import-- 1 ed Cbese WE SHIP BY RAIL MA SURETY OF PURITY" MOP STICKS ZTj A TOMATO PASTE Small Tin V f COCOANUT MACA- mm A PEACHES Blue Pine ROONS Hostess, PoundZr Quart Tins : i Pound Bars, lff for 4 -- jl DEVILED MEAT PINEAPPLE Crushed Small tins, 3 for Zv j ZZ? 4tA 10 Zf Pound Pkg. Hills Bros. 00 j Pound Tiu 5r q7 SAUSAGE, VIENNA Per Tin Oy W Mrshmallovvs 12 Pound Pkg MILK L1BBYS DEVILED MEAT rsmc BANNER Tall Can VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 cms as. No. 1 250 Cans Ctms 9A Ei Pine- 250 apple Matched 250 m CORN BEEF No. 1 Can Gold Jem 3 Lb Box 340 COFFEE 300 SHASTA 60 CORNBEEF HASlT 3 Cans XXy 70 VEAL LOAF - jl JJy 190 SALTjg 150 Pkg Ai 44 A SODA CRACKERS S Pound Box $1.59 MODERNISTIC JAR Soda Crackers Large Package 11$. JELLY Rice Flakes 25 HOLLY 1 Lb Glass Tomatoes Slices ir . I , r.... 180 Cheese Cottage Glass 9 O; JQ CANDY 2 250 Jar HARD TACK 100 SARDINES 250 SODA CRACKERS found Box IftA LARGE CAN ORANGES Lgs Sweet Juicy, Dozen mm A Canned Veg. a- j Peas 2 cans 250 No. 10 Tins Near Gal. Tomatoes BLACKBERRIES t Vjf 9t Fancy, LOG CABIN SYRUP fkA JJf Med. Size Tins MOTHERS OATS Choice mm A MARGARINE Golden Z of Premiums, Pkg West, Pound mmU MALTED MILK, KrafU 2 Pound Tin 49 j Package 4tA 5y POWDERED SUGAR 3 Pound Bag ZT7 AMMONIA, VINI- - Zjf 2CLX ROCKWOODS a Pound Fresh Stock 4&A "EMONSDozen TUNA FISH Blue Pine, Tin Poimds 48 Pound Bag FLOUR COCOA LYE RICE Clean Bulk t,OKN FLAKES Millers Pound 6 Box Carton 4fkA 4- 2 MATCHES 21 g 49r for Powdered or Browti, Pkg UTAH 4r OLIVE OIL Im- ported, Gallon 2 3 BEANS m 2.,.Lb 10 Lb Bag T1 TOILET SOAP Life Buoy 4mA ? Bars for T TISSUE Toilet Velvet, Roii COFFEE h SUGAR 190 BUTTER Lge Do; Strickley Fresh Sugar Tr Rl : EGGS 100 fl Tall Tins MISSE":S" PEACHES Lge BUTTER BEANS Palm mm A Dale, 2 Tins MILK Banner We Ship By Rail PAR 4 A Eath jj WE DELIVER You cumtot raise birds by planting bird seed neither can you save dollars unless you spend your dimes and V pennies wisely. The money you spend in this store is re- .urned to you in 100, value 100'c , service 100, satisfaction, lus the savings you make when buying here. You vAll be surprised at the magnitude 0 our service and of uhat we can do for you in the way of saving you money on your quality food purchases. Fall in line with our many satisfied customers and get the habit, fThe PROGRESSIVE MARKET Habit.) Wax Paper 125' ROLL WE HAVE ALL BRANDS OF BEER On Ice; At AU Times ZU TAPIOCA Minute BLUING, 2 NORWEGIAN 4 Cans FRUITS 190 No. 2 Cans PEACHES .... String Beans 190 2 Corn 2 No 2 cans 250 MIXED CASE I. gj PEARS No. 2 Cans PRUNES, Italian.. $2.69 3501 ULH "Tailspin Tommy" Friday and Saturday Sat. Continuous After 3:30 THE 4mA PORK CHOPS Small Lean Pound mmA PORK LEG ROAST ZZ Whole or Half Pound Apsu PORK SIDE Fresh U-a- n Cello Wrap, Pound Am A BACON Lean Sliced mm A FflSf HAMS, Picnic, Half W - lT 4m u or Whole, Pound , Per Pund T t HOME DRESSED COLORED CHICKEN KIPPERED COD FRESH FRESH EGGS FROM OUR TROUT POULTRY FARM FRESH WHIPPING TRY OUR SPECIAL STEAKS STEER BEEF STEAKS CREAM DAILY lt . Dixie Style HAMS Boneless Pound PORK ROAST Lean Cuts Pound i SECRET FUMS FROM NATIONS' ARCHIVES (OITEB IT LAURENCE SELLINGS NOTE: This program is being put on by the "American Legion Carbon Post No. 21. The Proceeds to be used for Junior Base BalL CS Hl'sterntftl Elect, k KLMf KOAST IWf Pound fUX KOAST Beef Pound A- am -. Vf U A A . lVf to A l HALIBUT BACON John's Special Pkg Siloed, Cello 1 lJ,y FRESH SALMON AND W a mm j A 3t FRESH MILK DAILY FROM OUR OWN DAIRY E CUT TO ORDER ANY MEAT 19 FINNAN HADDIE KIPPERED SALMON GROUND BEEF Found HAY .GRAIN, Grape Fruit ORANGES LINK SAUSAGE Fresh Am jl GROUND BEEF Fresh Made, Pound Per P"1"! 5r Kliced I TI J$ Workmans Meat Dept. 12c lb to 25c lb; Bacon, Shortening, 2 lbs 29o; Swifts Silver Leaf Lard (bulk), 2 lbs 35c; Sliced Salmon, 12c lb (pink); 10c lb in piece. Other fish at reasonable Picnic Chickens, prices. Hams, Lunch Meats, Cheese. Everything at j our command at a savings to you. One Stop To Shop lyif mtU - j to XU 4 j Heads TELEPHONE 35 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Roasts cut from these popular meats will sell at very reasonable prices. Pork 12c to 20c lb; Veal 12c lb to 18c lb; Lamb 16c lb to 20c lb jy PORK LOIN CHOPS Per Pound 4 a TEA Big Value Green Pound Pgk. APPLES Eating or 12 Lamb jy Bros. ' Cooking, 5 Pounds This Picture is being shown this week Instead of March as advertised In our March Programs and Ramon Navarro in "The Night Is Young," will be shown March Sunday Continuous after 2:15 A Pork, Veal jl VEAL POT ROAST Milk Fed Pound at PINEAPPLE TID BITS mtoA ZWf5 Small Tins, S for 1 4 For your Sunday dinners we have a large assortment of roasts cut from Eastern 8"14 3"? Hills Pound Tin COFFEE RAISINS BEEF Inspctd Meats POT ROAST, Steer Beef 71 LETTUCE Solid 1 - Tuesday - Monday 4 to A SALMON Tall Tins Each Coffe, 80c lb; Champion Lye, 3 for 25c; Snowdrift, 3 lbs 63c; Brown or Powdered Sugar, 2 for 18c; Salmon, tall 11c; Corned Beef, 15c; Lge. Tomatoes, 10c; 2 lb Sodas 22c; Dog Food 3 for 19c; Lg. can Hominy, 10c; Oil Sardines, 3 for 14c; B. P. Corn, 2 cans 27c; Crystal Wedding Oats, 23c; Rice, 3 lbs 17c; lane Good Salad Dressing 30c qt; Moopa Green Onions, 5c bunch; Dev. Meat, 3 for 10c; K. K. Amonla or Bluing 15c; Spag. or Mac. 3 lbs 25c; Star Brand Flour, $1.48; Spuds, 79c per 100 lbs. Tfti gj Jky 330 Other Bargains: Bananas, 5c lb; Purex, 2 qts 25c; Hills Aqj 7T ORANGES Fancy New Halls Lge, Doz Sunday TOMATOES ' No. 2'i Tins, Blue Pine, only LAJOSy--SOAiL- O NOW PLAYING 190 Lge. Pkg. 190 for rn "DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR" OXYDOL 6 Roll 250 Bars. JELL SERT All Flavors 4 y SOAP Palmollve H Toilet Camay BARS j CLOROX f Quart Bottle BARS UTaH-C- JAMES CAGNEY and PAT O'BRIEN P. & G. Soap & WHITE m ft I KINO, Per Package 7fr TISSUE Toilet ' firmly and retains its fresh fruit flavor. Don't miss getting one of these Cake Pans. GRAHAM CRACK- ERS, 2 Pound Box PAR THEATRES IN UgfiERN 100 fcODA CRACKERS : 2 Pound Box HELPER All this week our store will sell six packages of O. P. S. Jell Powder (any Flavor) and one Fluted Baking Pan for 80c; O. P. S. Jell Powder Jells quickly, sets $153 CANDY KISSES Quart Cups O. P. S. Jell pfkA 0ff PAR WASHING Powder Lge, Pkg. MARKET HEINZ 2 Packages ir Large Buckets, Asst. Flavors MATCHES 6 Box Carton CE, HWlH THEATRE tNTERPPtSCS I AM PORK & BEANS No. 2 Tins Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. HELPER UTAH t. WE SHIP BY RAIL DE DR. N. E. KING 8.-0- MEAT and GROCERY h ALTAR SOCIETY Tne HelPer Ulnta beer team was Becker brewing plant feted e ff iast Saturday at Evanston, Wyo., and Mrs. J. Flueger spent U following the game. Mike Turn-- I Mr. week-en- d visiting in Salt Lake. W bull did "all of the talking" for the Q the locals who were too busy parA meeting of the Heltaking of the generosity of a brew- per regularCouncil will be held at Safety ery at such close disposal. Pete the City Hall Tuesday night. The public is invited. at-th- dancing party at the country club Friday evening. Thurman Carter is in charge of arrangements. ectlons by Seth Lloyd, accompan ied by Lillian Dart. Patriotic games were played, and the entertainment was brought to a close by the serving of - I HELPER, UTAH, MARCH 1, 1935 10 FEEDS Hay, Grain, Laying Mash and Feeds At Lowest Prices. ONE STOP TO SHOP AND SAVE SWEET . JUICY Ari;. Seedless ? for 100 Jumbo Doz 25c Half Case $1.39 Case Apples $2.59 5 L,,s270 Spinach 2 Bananas Pound 50 FIRM RIPE Lemons DELICIOUS & ROMES Parsnips 150 Lbs Lk Doz 210 SUNKIST 3 Lbs 100 MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEATS ONLY PORK ROASTS POT ROAST Veal 4-- A 4mA Lean Cuts Lb I Milk Fed Pound LAMB CHOPSLb mmu POT ROAST Beef 4 mA Prime Steer 13c Young Lamb Ro7sfs"Bedf Oven 4 OA BEEF STEAKS Per Pound Prime Steer 14c toxoY Yy BACON Sliced Su7 HAM, Smoked Slic- - mmu ed Sugar Cured Lb Vr r gar cured Pound 15t to5r 71 Jewel Shortening 160 "a |