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Show Page Five THE HELPER JOURNAL Helper, Utah Friday, Jan. 24, 1936 mott. Miss Mullins, and Mrs. Society IRotes Don't expose yourself needlessly to colds. A Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Entertain Bridge lub telephone in your home ivill run errands in bad weather. The r.lub Mrs. ning. Mrs. Nyman Has Sunday Night Club Mr. and Mrs. Frits Nyman enMrs. John DeVlettl. Mrs. George tertained the Sunday Night bridge Pizxa. Mr8. Leland P.urress, Mrs. club a: her hine with a lovely din James Bergera, Mrs. Leah Pefer-x- a ned party followed by bridge. and Mrs. Ernie Flaim. Those include Mr. and Prizes tvere won by Mrs. Glad- Mia. Ait Dalpiaz, Mr. and Mrs. ys Johnson. Mrs. Fred Bonomo, John Colzanl, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrs. Leland Burress, Mrs. William Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Bar- Wetmure and Mrs. Leah boplio, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Minor. Prizes were won by Mrs. Colzanl, Mrs. Gibson, and Mrs. Dalpiaz. Carbon County Democratic Club Meets Helper B. P. W. The Ladies' Democratic club of Meets Monday Carbon county will meet in the Fifteen members of the Helper Strand Sweet Shop Monday, Jan. Business and Profesional Women's 27 at 2 p.m. An excellent program club met Monday evening at the has been arranged and all mem- home of Mrs. Maynie Hansen In bers rir,-- urged to be in Price. Mrs. Vem Frame gave a very interesting book review on "Man and Superman" by George Mrs. Fred Bosone Has Bernard Shaw. Plans for a general discussion were made for the Brideg Party Mrs. Fred Bosone entertained meeting to be held next Monday here at her home Sunday evening evening. Ratllffe dinner bridge Price-Helpe- r met at te home of Mr. Reagan Ratliffe Sunday an.! attt-ndin- eve- Those present Included Mr. and Corner Peacock, Mr. and Mrs Crawfcnl, Mr. and Mrs. B. V Dalton, Mr .and Mrs. Dave Parm ley, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stafford Mr. R. A. Vaughan, Mrs. D. C. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Eert Bun nel. Mrs. You cap have one for a few cents a day Mrs. Bosone Hostess With Sunday Party Mrs. l'red Bosone entertained with a Sunday morning bridge breakfast last Sunday, she was assisted by Mrs. Art Dalpiaz and Miss Mary Mullins. Guests in attendance included: Miss Ivy Mem-motMrs. Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Susan Littlejohn, Mrs. Ehvood a.: a delightfully arranged dinner Holton, Mrs. Fred Bonomo, Mrs. and bridge club. Sixteen ladies llean Maulsby, Miss Thelma Tay- were in attendance and Included Mrs. the following, lor,. Miss Mary IJewellyn, Mr.-- . R. Hart, Mrs. John Colzanl, Hal Wahl, Mrs. Josie Wetmore.i Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Cliff Mennnott, Mrs. Frank liarboglio, Mrs. Chas. At wood, Mrs. Joe Dalpiaz, Miss Maiy Mullins, Mrs. II. A. Nllson, Mrs. George Spratling. Mrs. Bert ICesler. Mrs. Ace Minor, Mrs. F. Xynian, Mrs. K. Mrs. A. R. leninian, and Mrs. Kate Happs. Prizes were won by Mia. Mem- - YOU AND YOUR CAREER Don't let circumstances CONTROL you. Learn to do well the important tasks set by modern industry. Turn Idle time, into study time. Be prepared for your opportunity when it comes. Make circumstances SERVE you. NOTE: Until March 15, make reservations three weeks before you intend to register s; 482' . ,6 ,2 5::. 0.S, L. 70 BUSINESS t. j COLLEGE North Alain Street Salt Lake City, Utah Wasatch 1812 Gil-tfli- L. D. S. Business College Salt Lake City, Utah I Gentlemen: Please send me full information about school. your Name: liS Address: 1 : 1 Hi J Castle Gate I Clear Creek 1 ' I iV ' You Get Good at Reasonable TICKETS ON GOOD IN The greatest satisfaction in Food: is in buy-- ; ing quality foods, trade at the Progressive I Market always and you will be a satisfied j customer throughout the year, our motto i rv GRILL HELPER, Specials Jan. 24 - 25 FLOUR 48 lbs. $1-6- Prices Effective Fri. Saturday Jan. - 21-2- 5 90 PIPING HOT MEALS SERVED AT YOUR SEAT IN COACH OR TOURIST CAR ON THe SCENIC LIMITED AND THE PANORAMIC. CAFE UTAH 10? MALTED MILK 1M 10 lb. 1EACIIES 21 SALMON MACARONI Egg 15 lb. box L.' l1: fission 2 no. 2 cans lb- - White Eagle ho. W can SUGAR IRrDDED VIHDATfe f b- 1U lb 190 ST. BEANS OKK an BEANS iQc f soap chips 2 Plllb fqn 29 uuii 3 nc iidr pUg. PNUT BUTTER lltfUrATnii -- A aOLLY LYE 3 lb- - lpORN tall tins Quakers i OVALTINE iflUGAR lit I R i ). nag ifcviiAUi COCOA it 1 no. 2' ,HftEMOxNS $ f slozen "" SPINACH HP port S. feu. POT ROAST "cit Iroi .1 llk'-- "W AND VEGETABLES j 1 1 ids 3 lbs Wf lb. 2 mlm,A K 'r 15 f?AK ,b- - W W lb Aoper SMOKED IIAI milk fed veal iCSIICCU 3ir U,. , IU. ! Seedless 330 CLOROX 170 49 Just arrived a new line of shoes for men, wn"cn and children. Mpw i?n I s DEALER INDEPENDENT SALE FOR ONE WEEK NOT LESS THAN TWO TON LOADS OF COAL FOR $2.25 WE NOW HAVE A SPECIAL TRUCK FOR MOVING AND HAULING ANY DISTANCE. & FRANK PUGLIESE COAL COKE 147-- J Utah Helper The whiskey Kentuckians call "double rich" orurt fJwrusr SCHENLEY'S Cream of Kentucky " The Kentuckians' favorite straight whiskey brings that extra deliciousness to whiskey drinks that some We can give you . on inoma sounaj iniormaiion building. - gj By no means is the editor opposed to a workable old aae pension. Just ten more year and he will be ready to assume the worries of how to spend his family's I tOO Inaea J of how to muke heir $200 or less, selling lumber. 3 Wo Tien Sing Jackets Comfort rt COMPANY If the Townsend plan necessitates that a dollar will be spent 25 times each year and penalized 2 cents each time will somebody explain to us what the dollar will be worth at the end of the first vear? Or where the entire 50 cents wHI come from. 334 APPLES bushel cooking and eating POTATOES Qftrf r red bliss 100 lbs. 'IAZOLA OIL qts Customers agree the "Lin-xit the best floor polish. 23g WHITE KING ige. pkg LDY. Soap 10 for I THE WORLD take no chances when you buy standard building materials. RAISINS 4 lb. pg 10J JPf, OF r D Y&u lb. pkg Crystal White linn Mo 1LIN lb. 10 $1-2- 9 100 ............... .r,..rt. utv-m- between fast and sensible driving averaged bnly seven minutes. From Helper to talt Lake that means 21 minutes. Is it worth taking a chance? carton qts INSPECTED MEATS &k itoAsre Wee. lean lb 0 $.23 cPi 20 PARSNIPS "J".". ".""''l "r"T"r, ;j U. 48 lbs. Drifted Snow . sizes sizes . FLOUR t ni?Avni ' 32c 23;OAnnors ,t 9 L'il. lArflsniall lib. tin Hi FRTJITS Ige 59c A fV HEAT "EVERYONE has something to advertise. Look around and see what you have to con-veinto needed cash. on. GREEN TEA j LINE L Repeated te6t on a LARD 8 lb. I HELPER. UTAH Community 13 traffic run have demonstrated that the saving in time MAC. and SPAG. 5 lb. box 1 n 65 carton 25 PHONE 342 Howdy Folks;. Aunt Sally says that it's fine when two people agree to get married because it is probably the last thing they will ever MATCHES can 240 251 OATS Roseare t brs ft A . rton M. O .PORTER MANAGER In Your GROSS, Agent WSTRN O SaNIC can Automotive Electricians There Is An &HYR&RIOGRAHD grf CRISCO BRYNERS' SERVICE ABERDEEN For Information, Tickets L. COFFEE 2 lb can 53 Schilling OLIVE OIL $1-6bulk gallon 3 lb. 35c Vol. 3 No. 8 9 m SYKlJP 3HIPS & SHAVINGS $198 tall tins tire. Dinner 30c Phone banner Q m cATiuP HIx MILK IC U bag Lunch 25c (Si SUGAR GRAPEFRUIT Gum-Dippe- I GOOD IN COACHES, 1.8c PER MILE. Prices Breakfast Star brand - Gum-Dippe- , ROUND-TRIP- , 5 i- Gum-Dippe- BERTH PULLMAN, "TOYS 3 & GenL Mdse. nn1i4-T- on-tim- Mrs. EXTRA, 2c PER MILE. Food for HELPER UTAH This Mark of Merit oo every bottle of Schenley's Cream of Kentucky it your absolute assurance of delicious quality and the utmost in value. TRY IT I "CO" W iMHkr" t. O. S. I EVERY ROUND-TRIP- SERVICE Fabrizio Groc. SALE DAY. With Courteous ij Tire delay was playing havoc with John Brown's business. Treads wore down fast they failed to hold on slippery pavements. The situation was serious something had to be e done to lower costs and maintain deliveries. So he changed to Firestone d Tires! And now his troubles are over! For Firestone Tires are built with patented construction features and stand up under most gruelling conditions. d The cord body prevents internal friction and heat chief cause of premature wear and blowouts. The two extra layers d of cords securely lock the massive non-ski- d tread and cord body together. These patented features are used in no other TRAVEL BY HAIL an old established Eating Place Where included ifA WHEN HE CHANGED TO FIRESTONES Surprise tertainment. Those attending MSN 1 General Offices Dictator A. J. Carlson the marriage ceremony at Price Secretary Monday evening that united T. D. Rlggs of thb city and Mrs. Mar- HELPER LODGE NO. 1659 garet Day of Grand Junction, Colo. The many friends of Mr. and LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Mrs. Riggs wish them success in Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. this new adventure. Knights of Pythlaa Hall Mary Riggs was surprised at a delightful birthday party at her home Tuesday evening and eight friends attended. Bridge and luncheon comprised the evening's en- OF THE 1 Helper Man Weds Colorado Woman Rev. Ilalph C. Jones performed Is Given Party jj -J i, sie DeVlettl. Wednesday Bridge Club Metts at Downey Home Mrs. 1). K. Downey entertained the Wednesday bridge club at her home in the Riccl apartments. Members present were: Mrs. A. J. Stafford, Mrs. R. C Sheldon, Mrs. c. C. Wallm, Mrs. Reagan Ratliff, Mrs. A. R. Deniman, Mrs. Elmi; Iieriiardi and Mrs. George Miller. A delicious luncheon bridge was served, fo'.lowmg the bridge, high score prizes were awarded Mrs. Deniman and Mrs. Bernardl. Birthday MINERS AND SHIPPERS Helper's Reliable jj jj Utah Fuel Co. FAMOUS h late Happs, Minnie Wahl, Dr. N. Mrs. R. A. Vaughan baa been King, Mrs. Fred Bouvle, Mary called to Green River, Wyoming Mulllus, Lal'earl Weeter, and Bes- because of the Illness of her "2 H. Ot. fine whiskey judges expect of a true Kentucky whiskey Tb Geo. T. Sum Co., Ine, Frukfort, FOR A REALLY FINE GIN, TRY SCHENLEY'S If. SILVER WEDDING DISTILLED GIN |