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Show . : I I' & Now is the time to make Friday. day. They were guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ballinger MJss Josephine Feado left last Tuesday evening for dinner. week for California wh,ere she will visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. August Littifette loand daughter Lucllo left Sunday Henry Hull represented the for a tour of the southern Utah cal club Kiwanis chapter of the parks. They will return via Rich- at the convention in Salt Lake field wlere they will attend the City last week. American Legion Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall returned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loftis spent to Helper recently wlvre they will in Grand Junction. last week-envisit for a short while. The Halls are residents of Neva to, CaliforMonday evening the following nia and will visit here with. Mr. group enjoyed an evening picnic-Inand Henry. at Mud Springs: Mr. and Mrs. Hall's brothers, Fred Ray McGonigal, Mr. and Mrs. O. Robert Buchanan is now assist-a- t Wrongstead, Mr. and is. Frank the Service Cleaners. Wible and daughters Marilyn, Helen and Dorothy Jane, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Vaughan of Mrs. R. C Sheldon, and Miss Martin were Salt Lake visitors Sutton of Price. last week during the Kiwanis convention held theire. Mr. and Mr3. W. II. Wardell and daughter, Donna Lou, attended the Miss Maxine House is now emKiwanis International district ployed at the Schromm-Johnsomeet If Id at Salt Lake City last Drug store. week-end- . for Call on us Advice ITT 72 PROGRESSIVE n MARKET Miss Inez Regruto, employee of Mrs. V. H. Morgan left Wedthe Helper State Bank is on her nesday for a two weeks visit in Miss Helen Barboglio is vacation. Idaho. Blackfoot, assisting at the bank. WE DELIVER Home Operated Home Owned ... Where can it be done so satisfactorily or done so profitably? as at The Progressive Market, and buy it with the assurance THAT -:- Mrs. H. T. Milton visited day in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Helen Condas, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lucile Kallas, for the past two months left Monday for her home in Denver. in Salt Lake Tuesday. J. B. COFFEE Trtun,l fA) uiuiu foil M. ai SMART FASHIONS IN FALL FOOTWEAR Brings Scores of Smart Brown Bilt Shoes to glorify feminine ensembles priced at $1.95 and up Autumn is here N! Gloria and Gladys Rask, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Flalm, returned to their home in Gunnison, Colo. Thoy were accompanied by Miss Wllma Hemming and Miss Leona Gail who spent a short visit with the Rask family. MORE NEW ARRIVALS NEW ARRIVALS Sport and Dress Coats Ladies Fall and Winter Marlboro Shirts with Trubinized Collars We have the most selective line of coats ever shown. Beautifully X is 57 It is It up-to-t- he non-wiltin- is is is is is It It It It non-curli- g rai' r h ng starchless ilfOUl ria wrinkle proof perspiration proof comfortable and easy to launder. live fllov SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN rin has been received here that young Jack Vignetto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vignetto ha1? been admitted into the "RAY", honorary society of the Y. M. C. A. camp for boys at Long Beacli California. Word models and styles Students and Boys' in all latest with fancy NEW LOW PRICES FOR FALL Call in LOWENSTEINS backs High quality materials THAT WILL SURPRISE I Mr. and Mis. YOl, and see them ( G. C. fi Wood of in Helper f"' tea (liptons lb. green 3Q lit Ige. pkg. P and fmo G 34 lObars Ml lb. black 1 lb. green med. bars 4 for ipit" 3 lb. can " at j 11I i rjj 45 ... 4 piece . kit- - utility trfA with a! one pound can pur- - J j chase tea. 01 PORK & BEANS 1Q( CORN Roundup 3 no. 2 cans Brimful no. 2' tin SALAD FISH CLOROX no. V can quart - 20J Jq fe pkg 9$ PINEAPPLE can PANCAKE Flour Sperrys 4 lb. SALT Iodized bag TOMATOES Jftg Muffetts no. Yi tin Ige. pkg GINOERALE 1CA COFFEE M 1 lb. pkg. pints 3 for MILK tall tins g CATSUP all brands Ige bottle MOTHERS Oats FLOUR Ige. pkg. jgg Star COMET RICE Brand Jji $.69 Puffed Wheat 5 oz. pkg. crisp FRUITS PEAS no. 2 fjjh cm AND VEGETABLES WATERMELON Green River lb. BANANAS lb. firm and ripe ORANGES Newhalls doz. lb. BEANS wax or green . 5 4 3 for BEEF ROAST prime steer cuts VEAL Pot Roast meaty cuts lb. GROUND BEEF 394 ve-- v delicious 21bs. LUNCH MEATS 28 IA FRANKS 2 lbs. for ' BARGAINS: Red Star or Leiii Turkey Red flour $1.39 100 lbs. Utah Beet Sugar $5.79; Ig. can Pork & Beans 10c; String oeans 3 cans ?5c; 5 lb. box Spag. or Mac. 39c; 4 lb. Seedless Raisins Dev. Meat 3 for 10s; Z7c; Monday Soap 25c; Sunny Salad Fish 2 for 21c; Kin-s21c; Snowdrift 3 lbs. for Hose glass tumblers 65c; 3 for 10c; .Franco. Am. Spag. 2 for 19c; Ig. rolls wex paper 15c; 50 lbs Drifted Snow Flour $1.79; Matches 20c carton; Best grade bulk Vinegar 29c gal.! no water added) Heinz whiti vinegar bulk 59e gallon; Crystal Wedding Oats 23c. fine Fabrics For AUITC IIKIH Si find baby teef low as 10c lb. to 15e lb. Mutton, frequently called yearllnq lamb, roasts He to 15c lb. Large coring fries and fancy fdt hrn-chjaper than you can You lb. ml will em. Shorteiinp, Ige. pkg Si SHOP AT SUCCESS PUDS Fancy 100 Cobblers lbs. quarts ft 63c ?j ro" 125 CHANDU 151 toilet soap 5 bars 19 WHITE Iff I S U S kNit WHITE 1 S "'I KING j: j '.1 I 1: J toilet soap CRISGO GEM PEAS io. 2 Butt DCMCI 2 lb. can SPAGHETTI 5 nrPorriTft 29 i m' lb-b- , WESSON iff OIL :s a food that r.- gives you staying Union DOT rui Iirm "Pe Utah IK nnioT HUAol WE SHIP BY RAIL t4 "r iutei o 494 s.W. w Wt WM j fpnfg (ndYrUl i ctunw ptiitut GELATINE all flavors lt 2tt McAlo LAMB CHOPS ) pkg. 5C tir?sra5 Market .." fa 19 SIRLOIN STFAr LURUri ROYAL T 1 ounch Inspcctc COTTAGE CHEESE pints can 37f 5 il " , GROUND BEEF frcsh power Quarts each lCPCTinirn JJt NE 2 oz. x.. uunuii iLULlMDLto $ ;:j BAKING creameries 27clb. nirii(.. 3 raM ILtAnotn 20 TAH 1 Tftrn I U1VIAI UtO RHMPU 47? JUUlcll 1 can 1.98 2 for CUCUMBERS bit 2 lb. il ROYAL shorUni::j i $ tins lb. can j $1.39 4 Don' l risk hea'tht Use Crisco (hi (3 23 15$ gallon cans MACARONI S Bag OLIVE OIL UUIUH S 481b. FLOUR nilTnil ! oz. can KING 4 bar I bottle 4 Or IF VINEGAR Se 19 Gal. INSTANT POSTUM e 1' ' C for canning m 3 MARKETS pints gj JAM WAX PAPER GERTO in enrton. 2 lb", lor 29c; Fancy eastern lard H ckgs. 2 lbs 39c; local lard 2 for ,. v limited; Heirs " tick' 5 for irtc: Bacon. Cheese, Veal luncheot meat reasonably priced. AND SATURDAY AUGUST 16 and 17 FRUIT JARS h We FOR FRIDAY ! roasts priced as t' CHOPS assorted i Si There is no substitute for quality. The lowest priced merchandise isn't always the cheapest. When shopping in O. P. Skaggs System Stores you recognize that the labels represent quality. You take no chance of experimenting. Come in today-ta- ke advantage of the ease, convenience and economy of getting the best. When declines merchandise you can depend upon it that we pass the lower prices to you Immediately. .. LETTUCE iceberg extra Iga. heads 230 SUBSTITUTE We Ship By Rail SPECIALS j j In The Blarket INSPECTED MEATS PORK ROASTS lean lb. We Ship By Rail Miss Bessie Divietti and Miss Mary Riggs are vacationing in California. CUCUMBEirs"" LAMB Vti o flA Ige. can pkg S. J 4Q4 Rockuoods CORNED BEEF ige. pkg U. & UOCOA 2 lb. can JCJri WHEATIES 2 lb. 7 - Ige. Heury Hall accompanied by her slater, Miss Carrie Ashton rAturnAri frnni Decatur, Illinois last week. N inn: ! Mrs. NO yji MATCHES G box carton N I Train-masttr- lb' black stlinvi cot" with his mother, Stotler of Grand Junction, Is visiting at the home of Bruce Moffitt. The Stotlers ware former residents of Helper some ton years, ago and now reside at Grand Junction where Mr. Stotler is still associated withi the r railroad. He was formerly at Helper. s 1 Vi ivory soap 25d' j1 China Bill Stotler Mrs. CliAiie-- Vi OXYDOL P. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols left Sunday for few days tour in Colo. Salt Lake City visited . over the li per bar ii ! styled and trimmed with lovely minute new furs and materials. Make your selection now and a small deposit will hold it. Our Prices are Lower than ever week-end- CAMAY - I to STA-NEA- T i 2 I'ound Can yfMil Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Kofford IT IS GOO- D- but satisfy yourself, as thousands have satisfied themselves, that our prices are never high. Prices effective Fri. and Sat. Aug. 1G and 17 & XI IS READY FOR YOUR FALL VISIT Vo-lan- 1A. j CH g HELPER, PHONE No. 35 Read All The Joum Og-- j VENSTEI nS d CENTRAL LUMBER & COMPANY SUPPLY UTAH PHONE 1. ifi T of Grand Mrs. R. J. Vaughan left Satur Junetiou formerly of Helper la day for a visit with her sister in visiting in Helper, this week. Mr. Greenrlver, Wyoming. She will re Chambers arrived In Helper Tues- turn .fl Fred Voll, Jr. it visiting la bis grandparent. Harry Chambers Mrs. REPAIRS ON ""TL-lt- er sons Is , August, THE HELPER JOURNAL - PAGE SIX lb. "camy Msor,"i wn WrTT;; TENDER LEAF "J mp oz. green 23? lb. 1 oz. Qraiige lb. pekoe lb. r 29? TEA |