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Show 41 HELPER, UTAH, MAY 31 1935 TTIE HELPER JOURNAL FAGEvGE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patterick, Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Remo Ariotti of Mrs. II. R. Simmonsen, Mrs. Jaa. Castle Gate are the proud parents Rosclle and son, James and Mrs. of a ten pound baby boy bom last James Bergera. Sunday morning. All concerned Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Fletcher ara reported as doing well. and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fjelsted motored to SanFranclsco dduring Among the Helper visitors dur- the week, where they will spend ing the veek In Salt Lake City a ten-da- y vacation. were Marcus Greenhalgh, Milton Wycoff, Riehurd Child., Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. V, H. Warden and Patterson, Bill Hartlett, Mrs. II. Donna Lou, will leave daughter Mr. Mrs. and Healy Clyde Miller, Mr. end Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs. the forepart of the week for Rex-burIdaho, They expect to be Mary Wilson, Ida Wilson, Maxine ten gone days. House, and Mrs. J. House. Memorial Day to Payson to see the game, and another load will go to Springville Sunday to see the encounter there. Arrangements may be made with Thurman Car- ter or Al Wahl. R PrWr of Mr orM Mra V ... Duchesne were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Litizzette. from Dated Salt Lake !!f toIrtRfere.. debts in aI1 hi3 Sor5cd ht City. 1935, tr'r J. T. McCONX ELL, 424 Reason Building, Rfere n Rank said Salt Lake City, Utah, in the IN THE DISTRICT (OUST OF Salt Lake teeannl?niurd states !ner and at the time as provided m THE l .MTEI) STATES FOR j ty,tJ petition st General order Number 32. 1MB th rni Phone news items t T ',WUT m U. v.-t " Knom in tne r eueiai AQVITIISI1IK " "n tho in ... Ri.nL nmtrV . Colt T.aIfP i;iLV. U 1411, ' In Bankrupty :fo. 121b4 J t tw0 'q35 1st. uay w me m tncreor, ' afternoon - o c to k to the if A doing business as Coco Cola Eotsuccessor ta . .. .1. .. tiinir Comnnnv. ,., r,f T wc wny ui !nv they have, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Simmonson Spring Glen Bottling Company be grani-- . i the petitioner i should not motored to Emery Wednesday eve- Bankrupt. It tViP Court. nf . Notice Is hereby given that F. E. ed. By gener ere ning to attend a dinner in honor of that any ordered further is Mr. Slmmonson's father. Steele, of Helper Utah has filed; ". mis appiim"-his petition on the 2Cth day of tor opposing and file John Bonaccl of Crockett, Calif. November, 1930, praying for a dis- - enter his appearance uoia Is visiting this week In Helper at w . ,,.. I fc .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo rniii OWXED 1 Mr. Bonacci will remain Pascuzzi. Memorial Day Four licenses to wed were grant- here a few Ohtcrve v to leaving days prior ed last week by County Clerk B.H. PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 0 1 for New York City. tit the Golden Camel Young. They were issued to Wilbur Olsen, Denver, and Nola Dart, Tree Dancins To The -This store cherishes a confidence begotten of the ceo Grand Junction; Douglas Harvey on this Holiday Public fcl less desire to supply service and quality merchandise..-and Ila Jones of Blanding; Foster J. Allridge, Ferron, and Nettie Miss And Don't that quality which means honest economy. Prices are In the report of awards given at Huntington, Orange ville; Garland Our Regular Carbon the School, High County and Bennie Brown, Mohrland, fel !ou as possible consistent ivith the quality offered. Trad. which was published in ths JourBowsier City, Louisiana. . nnnrDCCCn't nal last week it was inadvertedly i Miss Winnie Garlick stated that x-'Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loftis will NOT JUST ANOTHEK leave June 5 on an extended vaca- was awarded the medal as out1 tion in the east. Their daughters standing actress. This was an erMiss Jean and Marion, will accom- ror. Miss Earlene Durrant of Castle Gate was awarded the medal as pany them on the trip which will Softer, smoother J take the party throubh Missouri outstanding actress and also the more effective than mj medal for the best dramatic readand down into the Ozark mouncleansers. Will not Irrttafe Utah Main Miss Garlick was South Helper, awarded a Street, 222 ing. tains. They plan to be gone for or scratch the skin medal as second outstanding act- two weeks. stop up drain pipes. Vic Lltizzetti's old Jewett has now been cast aside to be replaced "The Jewett by a new was a pretty good car," says Vic. "but nothing like the new TTa n. v- -r ,..,. LrtM I L nlliit s i anou- .- " MARKET H"0". CORRECTION m- t I i f if ( , A S1 e, Tei FREE DANCE SAT. JUNE, :;s; iorat idea CLEANSER enla Golden Camel Cabaret NOTICE i i mm MONEY-BAC- iiiiil!ii!iiiii!H!!!Hi!lH 1 feTi fs wiflr A 1.5 Tin q mmi r T ' - Bargains For Thursday, Friday and Saturday 30c SALAD DRESSING Quarts g lffiaBS(EBaBSSK3S3R-52- 1 ROYAL DATED quicks CtlATIH DtSSERT POTATO CHIPS CKOCEKS. w t 1 c a iet. cans U MALLOWS COCOA s.. 1 Lh-Ti- MARGARINE GM'n w- EE 12c n - 1 2U Box 2 Lb. 7 No. 2 Tin POPCORN CHEWS VEAL LOAF CORNED BEEF SARDINES-1'- RADISHES UTAH TOMATOES DOZ. Lge. Bottles 9C 19C Lb Lb- - tCHEESEIULLCREAM """ s,ab BACON LUNCH MEATS A":"J No. 2V2 ROYAL DESSERTS All fUivors 4 I'kgs. Tin 5 Tall Tins i QUARTS Qg Baked Beans HEINZ 18e t S Package Hi? LB- - 23e U!- - 29c 29g LEG OF VEAL ROAST Lli IQg VEAL RUMP ROAST " 23 g POT ROAST s"" " IS ' 20C 2 Lge. Size STON Tins Colored Hens Fancy Fat LB. Jjg Sliced Bacon LB.PU,25c a Whole or Half lillllillliiimliniiiiiiiiiiiliHllHlil j Lb. m prm t.issi 2K fsio: ith .me 13 kff fl i . 1 I . lotr Oz. Bottle 12 SUGAR 10 Lb. Utahs Best Bag pen 66C pei MILK 5 Tall tins All brands am A5 Pkg. he PORK & BEANS Pierces 3 Tall Cans . khe Can Dlnneretto 6 14 ioi r 60 5 JAM 32 Jar 3 Tall cans POWD. SUGAR & BROUN 2- 290 - 1 Lb. Pkgs. A 9 Oz. S And W tf 1 Jar Lb. COFFEI Lb. Can T 27 co: 2 Lb. Can St! Jar is FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS - - LETTUCE Solid . Ljy 3 For Heads j grapefrIiFTfoT" i all PEANUT BUTTER Large 'I'ZZ Ariw) GREEN ONIONS S Bob. A RADISHES ORANGES 7 Lge. Doz Lb. , J " Lb. VEAL ROAST Nice Shoulder Ib Tli Lb. . LEG Of LAMB E Id LAMB CHOPS j PORK STEAK Lb. j 2l Jl Lb. iy ruts fa, U U, S, INSPECTED MEATS PORK ROAST Lb. 4fu SJK IX)IN STEAK Lb. m 4rit Best Cuts BEEF POT ROAST Nice, meaty cuts ta: nc 4? vru. Lb. Hi ATT - ASPARAGUS SPINACH Tender Iafy CHEESE Full Cream LB U rOMATO JUICE NEW POTATOES Red 4 Lbs. Fresh Fish of All Kinds j Lb. 11 TOMATOES '"23c jg Can ast Lg. Pkgs. IODIZED SALT '2 Fancy Fryers Ground Beef 2 Lbs. 2 MUSTARD LibbjH Link Sausage Bulk Lard""" 2Lb,3gg BACON lb aj caBt 1 ForggJ 16gTo2CeLa BUTT I PEETS POWDER Lg. Pkg. & med. Pkg. r Bulk Shortening Rump Roast Pork Roast Ll" " IIEWLETTS Veal Roast LD15c 19C (line 22 2 Lb. CATSUP SOAP Bar Snowflake Castile SNOWDRIFT 3 LB. COCOA Rockvvoods Lge. Pkg. ROSEWARE OATS Premium Lge. Pkgs. Puffed Wheat Tall tins PKG"23C Leg Pork Roast Can CORNFLAKES Kelloggs 2 Lge. Pkgs. Tin SOLID PACK 15cTo20gLB- Crystal White Bars for GRAPEITtUIT 2 No. 2 Cans HHEATIES WASHING POWDER - umc; MATCHES 6 Box Cart. AJ j MOTHERS OATS Lg7. Premium Ovenware CLOROX CRYSTAL WHITE POT ROAST Vakil sch 8 Lb. box SALAD FISH . Shredded Wheat yj klesn PEACHES 2 No. 2 Cans 25C Mission gEAS TOMATOES bars B. SAL5ION PINK taU tins RINSO Banner Milk Pink Salmon 4C irtl' umc ion 4 Bars 2 Pkgs- - Iitui 19c Sliced or Crushed PINEAPPLE Toilet Soa SELECT offi role PINEAPPLE Del Monte A QUALITY MEATS AT A SAVING 2Sg We have a complete line of PICNIC SUPPLIES 4S Lb. Bag $4! OXYDOL Markct 2 Lbs. FRANKS 10 We have a full line of all seasonable fresh fruits and vegetables Ejch r""cy Tall Tins mm SOAP SOAP io 2 Bunches U, S. Inspected Meats Khok RQLL rJ 3g 3 Lbs. JJg Toilet Tissue Ifi Lb. Tendc-rw- SPRING FRYERS for All Varieties 3 Tins IOC FirmR,e ASPARAGUS 2 SPAGHETTI HEINZ Tin gQg Baby Foods 17g 5rch CUCUMBERS Umo" Cqn Lbbys UTAH ONIONS CATSUP 4For19c Juicy Jg Jar 1 LEMONS SPINACH No. 2Vz Tin 13c Can 9e PICKLES C-- H-B SPINACH Can Libhys SmM Can OLIVES ' Btlg10c T lie O:. Black Powd. Sugar 3Lb'BaS3g Pork & Beans No. 2 Tin g GRAPEFRUIT Qg rev J 2 For 19 1ft Ounce Can iqC SODA CRAX Gold Gem Star, Thrift, Queen Anne, Flour Choice 48 lbs. $1.73 Butter Beans , Tall Cans FLOUR 23e recn nty (Positively Opens Drain Pipes) Drifted Snow TEA TODAY 7 2 V2 CHLORIDE OF LIME Try Tenderleaf Crackers 4,k 19( pound can PTPF OPFMPR PIT? ATM g Graham or Sodas jge 16 9 IIEisIIEYS g , rm a EXTRA HIGH TEST LYE Oi. Tin 12 ishir r ..... st 5 Baking LB. Pkg. vidii YOOJ iiistr: lIoIIy Troducts represent the highest standard M SAL SODA f,avors rke- - AT quality. We recommend them to our custonwf Lye for Household Use all Holly Extra-H- i eh-te. particularly for making soap is superior. Eitn High Test means extra strength, be: 4cunsiSc 8 ' or 2 Libhys AU "1 llfuwrl Powder ss Royal Desserts jance BRIGHT Special Sale Of HOLLY PRODUCTS 1: I j tSiTiTnnririn,W Pkg BEANS NV 2 crtns CWSE COFFEE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY, 31 JUNE, 1 1 ssific Mi ROYAL 7A We Ship By Rail 5Q; hase Sanborns -- S IN RED CANS lF bite GUA- K RANTEE out-of-to- DEV MEAT don - Lucile Litizzette, daughterr of Mr. and Mrs. August Litizzette, left recently for Chicago, where she was bridesmaid at the wedding of her sister, Grace Mangum, formerly of Helper who was married to George Drinkwater of Chicago. The ceremony took pluce at the home of the bride's aunt, li!;illllil!i!HII!i!!l!!!l!!illl!l!!ll!lilIl!ii!i!!lii!llIll!!il!lllliilEl Mr3. C. V. Van Buren, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Litizzette accompanied Miss Litizzette to Salt Lake PS m m 1 H U t, 1 6. City, where she joined Mrs. W. T. Anyone wishing to accompany Coleman and her daughter, El the ball team on any Donna, for the trip east. trips during the summer may do so at the nominal cost of fifty Among the Salt Lake City cents per round trip . A bus load made the trip on were the week past during BUTTER But f""""" , , Miss Dorothy Reddington of California will spend a few day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reddington of Martin. Tor-renc- T.eaour.ailadtor this correction. PORK SAUSAGE Our famous make Lb. 4A SPRING 3l Fit VERS ve it c Sc ric Pa ca STEWING HENS SKINNED sh hi HAW ur to cl tr; |