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Show Helper, Utah Friday, 21, 1936 THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Six la followed the program wtlch eluded a light luncheon. The committee in charge of the affair was Mrs. R. G. McGonlga, and Mrs. E. II. Thomas, decorations; Mrs. AuguBl Lltezzette, enMrs." Fred Voll, Mrs. tertainment; jwer Given For The houae n'as decorated with R. A. N'iison, Mrs. C. J. Allen, Miss Rose Scavo Those refrcsments; Florence Dennis, inalentine decorations. was A lovely bride's shower Vera Mrs. Bonaccil, were: Mrs. Harris Simon-so- n present vitations. Oven at ita Verde home Thurs-da- y Mary Perrero, Nile Taylor, Laura and Mrs. F. P. Fisher. lor Montoro. Ada Riche, Lydla Bruno, evening February 13, Miss Rose Scavo, whose marriage Elizabeth Josephine Martlnelll, to Mr. Thomas Perrero took Martinelll, Mrs. John Sallas, Mrs. Dinner Served Miss Catherine Joe Simonettl. Jula, Fratto, Betty At Castle Gate place Sunday. Verde who was assisted by Miss A lovely dinner was served at MargMulllns, Geneva Bonacci, E!;th Verde were the hostesses. aret Montoro, Mary Mlglloccio, the home of Mr. and Mrs. James The bride Westfleld, Sr. at Castle Gate and Jennie Cortez. received many beautiful and use- lest Sunday In honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Welfield, Ro SHAVINGS ful gfts. CHIPS bert Olsen, and lltte Bobbie 01- j sen. Wedding of Vol. 3 No. 9 with was six The table set for Miss Rose Scavo a unique color scheme being Mrs. Thomas Perrero, formerly with out in red and white carried of Howuy Folks; A NeuroloRose daughter Miss Scavo, hearts. Following the dinner, tha; optomists gist tay Mr. and Mrs. Scavo of Helper the attended the theatre party live ionyer than pessimists. Thomas to Perrero, was married We'd say that bozo is full son of Mr. and Mrs. Perrero of in Helper. Anof prunes when it comet to Helper Sunday at the Saint Former Helper a was church. It lovely auto driving , thony Is Engaged Miss dressed was bride The affair. formal gown satin ;n a white A few days ago a Word has been received this lady with a bouquet of) red and pink week of the announcement of the phoned in and asked how Anne Montoro, the engagement of Miss Alice Knobbs carnations. to drive a nail without hitmaid of honor, was dressed in formerly of Helper to Harvey P. We sugting her finger. yellow taffeta and had a bou- .Mills of Cheyenne, Wyoming. she that try holding gested quet of yellow flowers. Pete Per- She is the daughter of C. A. both the hammer with rero was the best man. Knobbs, chief of police here, and The wedding was followed by a Mrs. Rose Hoffman of Cheyenne. hands. A dirner at the firide's home. Miss Knobbs lived in Helper for the was given reception we are here and graduated from the That's what formerly newly wedded couple at the K. Carbon high school where she for to give you the best Dancing was well known and P. Hall at 7 o'clock. active in advice possible In building and refreshments furnished the student affairs. She bias been or remodeling. evening entertainment. living in Cheyenne for the past few months. No definite date Membership Group lias been set for the marriage. Will entertain The winning team or the mem- Women of Moose bership drive of the Moose lodge Have Card Party A card party was will be entertained by the losing sponsored by team of the drive at a stag smok- the Women of the Moose under er Saturday evening In the K. P. the direction of Mrs. Esther Hall. chairman of Mooseheart Earl Shumway 'ommittee at the.K. P. hall last Moroni Hunt, and E. P. Livingston comprise week. It was well attended by the committee in charge of the members and invited guests.After ocietv IHotes m & Glb-Eo- the session of cards a very joyable luncheon was served. Our Aunt Sally say sha would like to farm, but it takes a thousand dollars to start a farm and if you dollars, have a., thousand why farm? all the people all the time is like fooling all the people all the time. It can't be done. A Taxspenders Toast: 'Here's mud in your eye, and may we have bigger and better taxes." it PVs i PERMALUX ?ia - '- 5- - ' : li:, t g, - WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BARGAINS med. Brooms 29c each; can Log Cabin Syrup and Flour 2 samples Pancake all for 39c; Dried Carrots . for 11c; B Pine Salad Dressing 25c; P and G lg. Bars 6 for .5c; B. P. Kraut large cans 9c; Salad Fish a 11c; Keris Catsup 10c !, 'A never., before seen any furnin upholstered iture built like Ptrmalux. That's why they'll outlast the frame or All units anchored the cover. securely, but flexibly, by steel. stee! Cord breaks; No cord! comfort....come Lifetime doesnt. in and let us show you why. You've HELPER UTAH " ..v bottle; . Marshmellows 15c lb; Imported Greek Squash la. cans 10c each:.. Creme Oil Soap 6 bars 25c; Nucoa zoc id; ueiMaiz corn luc; Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar 29c; Sugar 10 lbs 59c; Jell Well 6c; Toilet Tissue 2 for 9c; Pineapple Tidbets 3 for 20c; qt bottle Mustard 13c; Tall cans Pork & Beans 6c; 3 lbs Spog or Mar. 19c; Poultry eggs, 25c doz. tew y. V FORK GRAHAM Q - ' Mb ... a COCOA m0m V IMAGINE ft THIS PRICE FOR .98 SMART franks. Knitted Chenilles, Deau-- . Twin ille Stripes, Sweater Suits 14 to 201 IK 1U SYRUP, LOG CABIN 2ib 160 doz. tfA 2M PRUNES j Dried, 3 lbs large can 050 r 1 0- - S- - PORK ROAST Le, roll & bone SHORTENING Bulk, 2 lbs LEG O' MUTTON 25c. lb-15- will I fix RIBS & V7 X Frankfurter i Frtsri. 2 L '' MUTTON CHOPS 2 ib. Oxydol, pkg 114 P 25(! & G, 6 fTf M".K 3 ffrf lbs 650 M : IW.i, tJjo yea 1 a 10? Y 25 3t' Hjlvv-HITT-T KING Pi" fBiis 1i use ra ap LJL j WHITE KING Pe Pf i3 TOILET SOAP m 4 teri 32? m 4 bars med-tin- s house maxweU .. pkg ......... LEMONS nice and Juicy doz ..... " niceandjucy doz soiid heads TEXAS SPINACH Per lb 4 a A. ct 5 Si; m ISl Per head lb i Si lb. m POT ROAST Sfeer Beef. lb. 12 15 180 t (i 1: Union U.S. Inspected Meats PORK SAUSAGE fi'NGE 220 re & Uar'"' ISi BEEF STEAK Steer, T Bone, lb st M ct 39 30 allfIavors ORANGES lot 1 The ONLY UNION MARKET in Helper lb POT ROAST swift CURED FISH flinch Rleat and Wcivz of All Kinds FRESH FISH tiS. 93 22 pks instant - 10 oz large package FTTIiRF bar CAMAE,, ' 190 AND. bar Giant bars -- ! i. lit SLICED BACON HAMBURGER RUMP ROAST Fresh Ground, 2 lbs. Veal or Beef, ner lb. 250 uuuShSkjSiiiili T 4 '1: son ing BANANAS 290 0 itei 3 lbs KINO COFFEE 204; PICNIC HAM lbs 4 n 1 WHITE KING INSPECTED MEATS tCii PRIME 10: : 300 i! V. iJie oz- - LOG CABIN IS,mi,Ii:!ll!!iJliil!iil!)!ii be an- to Hut fsrmmum ki itltjr P&G siantbars 6for JELLO CKISC0' AUNT JEMI3L1 PAN CAIffi FLOUR BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES C?EAM DAILY "XT 7j t Hi 7 14ozbottIe Ki IQa! thin 0? 2for A PLUS HEALTH SOAP COFFEE Shilling, lb It;:v no2 can 2 cans Heinz c slan $129 Campbells alIbrands J6T 23 city ltd 270 new process premium OATS SOAP 230 i U T1.. iQ OLIVES og tall bottle stuffed Quart 5 PINEAPPLE jjidbets, 3 cans salad dressing jar 11 HHper. Utah -- tee. Aslo 3 cans CUT MACARONI RICE 17 3 lb Blue Pine JELLO 17 Ass flavors 3 pg. V2 tlns 35 TUMBLERS Water, 6 for ! Miracle Whip Cheese 20c lb; 25c It., sliced wide bacon: fancy narrow bacon, rind off, 35c lb. Chickens, stew hens 20c b; Veal 15c lb; Lamb 18c tb to 25c; Shortening 2 lb. f've: Lard 18c lb; Picnic Ham 22c lb. All sorts of fish, oysters, lunch meats, chili, tamales, all reasonably priced. I 1 I 2lbs Per head American k colorful assortment ind a GRAND BUY Life Boy, 3 bars a finer used c. n SOAP SHORTENING IXjCLAROX Hershey, 1 lb LETTUCE PORK Young pork roasts 17c lb. to 25c lb. Pork chops 23c lb., loin, up to 29c lb. for eastern pork. Pork Sausage 2 lbs for 35c. Spare ribs; Fresh Side Pork. FRANKFURTERS Try this: Slit, your frankfurters, insert a wedg of cheese: wrap the whole with, a slice of bacon and bake in the oven. Serve In rolls or otherwise... 2 lb. or OtJlLE3IONS jlge. size fresh, 3 for Stamped beef in the pink at from 12c lb. for roasts, common cuts, to 23c lb. for rolled boneless roasts. Ground beef for the most delicate appetites, 2 lbs. 25c. Steaks reasonably priced. I'VE NEVER TASTED A BETTER SPREAD 1lbtin GRAPEFRUIT Ll SO W. of tl 1 59 110 Fran " befoi jar TOMATO SOUP 3 t$$S CRACKERS, OYSTERS, IN THE 3IARKET . MUSTARD, pi'nt HELPER FURNITURE & HARWARE CO. J SODA CRACKERS, of condition . TSftit 'SLA l0$ & BEANS Delti y tie 48lbbag DUTCH CLEANSER HEADQUARTERS FOR HOME FURNISHINGS en- z, Nine lb bag BEEF air :V , - mitt FLOUR, TULIP TAPIOCA OATS Sat-urda- ... 2cans CORN N1BLETS seat sprngs .TOT- I cans tlfS Uersheys I pi, oz. can 0 CHOCOLATE SYRUP, V Mr : - ft- NEW SPRING CONSTRUCTION COFFEE SALAD FISH He i golden west MARGARINE AMAZING THESE BARGAINS ARE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 14 - 15 Solve your food problems by shopping here and secure your economic independence tl at much more C weet 1'KiCE, UTAH vegetable and tomato SOUP OYSTERS, 16 ouickly. A. DURABILITY TIME-PROO- MILK COOKIES mixed, lb M KRAUT, qt tins Meets Regularly Every ft day at 8 p.m. Y. M. cl CHAPEL I Rachel Peterson, Senior Rte Rhoda Hreinson, Recorder! haul' GRAPEFRUIT II Faney i 939 CATSUP delighted with the., wonderful foods he., could, have secured here and at such if he reasonable prices. could have supplied his men with the fine., foods, he could have., ended the Revolution in half the time. r MOOSE These PriGes Effective Friday and February 21st and 22nd If Of however. We try, course we mean that we try to please you. Drop in and give us an opportunity to prove it. WOMEN of t!i Lltiz-zett- ; George Washington could have shopped in your O. P. Skaggs store at Helper, we are sure he would and have been., surprised jI ments. An interesting was enjoyed by everyou i Legion Auxiliary Has Tea Party The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held a delightful membership tea at the Strand Sweet Shop last Friday afternoon with a valentine motif. Bridge Pleasing A' Mrs. n, I Gog-oshe- party. Mrs. Ray McGgjuJ E. II. Thomas w I oi me laDies; Mrs. R. ,: Mrs. L. J. Allen and Mn, i Voll were In chrge of gram. Otterstrom from, Grand Junction, Mrs. Haoaa Dart prire; Mrs. Mrs. and Eugene Cleveland, of Grand Junction, Bishop Carter, Mrs. Frank Wible. Mrs. Rea- Nuptials Performed Miss Ada Rich. Larna, Lucille Mrs. R. A. Dart.. Mrs. Lillian Miss of Ratliff, gan The marriage and Cherie Nyman, James and Mrs. A. J. taf--i Mrs. and Dart, daughter of Mr. Bert Rart, and Mr. and Mrs. R. r. J. Vauehn, and Seth Mr. Lloyd, to ford cf A. Helper. R. Dart, A. Dart A delightful bridge luncheon son of Mr. and Mrs. N". Lloyd, The bride and groom left Imhome followed bride's by bridge. was the served, took place at mediately after the dinner to 11. The D. Hubbard, Mrs. O. T. Mrs. J. evening, where Tooele February Fri.lay make their home in bride looked very beautiful. She Mr. Lloyd la teaching In High brooks and Mrs. Reagan Ratliff won the prize. had on a gray traveling suit with School. a gray squirrel collar, and blue She had a corsage alcessories. A. L. Auxiliary Leave of orchids. They were attended Surresses Gives Valentine Party For New Home The American Legion Auxiliary by Kathryn Dart and Layton Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burress Lloyd, and the marriage ceremony gave a Valentine Tea last Saturwhere was performed by Bishop Carter. left Sunday for Gunnison, day, February 15, 'at the Strand After the ceremony a lovely five they will make their home for Sweet "Wp. An Interesting proBurress's Mrs. sometime with course dinner was served. gram "Tras preeEtea. Mrs. MinThose present were: Mr. and parents. i nie Wall and Mrs. August Mrs. J. B. Kesler, grandparents were In charge of the pro- cf the bride, Mrs. Norman Lloyd Mrs. Wallm Hostess Mr. At Bridge Party California, from Berkeley, entertained her Mrs. Wallm Lloyd's mother, Mr. Layton Lloyd from Reno, Nevada, Mrs. Stevens bridge club "Wednesday afternoon Mr. and February 19th. Trom Salt Lake City, Those present Mrs. Fritz Nyman, Miss Kathryn were: Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Dart, Mrs. H. M. Dart from Grand J. D. Hubbard, Mrs. Nick BerHELPER AND Junction, Mrs. Wilber Olsen of nards Mrs. O. T. Brooks, all of Dart-Lloy- tf MEAT LAMB STEW BACON SLICED LAMB ROAST coantry stlc fIavor 2 lb e ( X 2? 2Ibs 231, ,b 33$! 2 lb3 rin8 " nii,klamb ,b 19(1 " 25r 23 CHICKEN LEGS LAMB CHOPS .1 11 lb FRESH FISH AND POULTRY ST inf i |