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Show 1 Friday April 24, 1936 Helper Utah, HIE J ersonals ,,-- nor J'3 f.' t . siting during ; iai iiu .si coui." JUDCUU", : w nd :4 iir. aunt hi and ,,ar- Mason. vain- 4MrS, of Martin was Ida C: rlson ni'il married to wr. h4 oi of Casus uaue. ,!fem Evans at make their home I !" will Gate. 4fc Ballinger visiting wuu u and Mrs- Glen Ballinger rnntest days. and Peggy pottv ; s3 if--- .... . - yriSg X Beth Mofm of Orangeville. Helper, was a Tisitor Miss home of her cousin, nf ; le Mortu. JL Jane Sealy, Miss urs SJinnpr aauj wai were gueeiH driver - T 4 Miss Jane Barlow s niece band contest. who is Mrs. f, of dur- - Jesse Barlow of Mrs. 4he Margery all ,j . r - m nr 1- ir i Saturday, April at 2 for ' ,! FFEE POST per pkg H lb baK Price Effective Fri. and Sat. April 24 I" sQSyyr - 3Z 5' P perpkg Navy- Pinto, 2 Ib 31g lb can lb bag M 41 Al jar small nks ll & CAMAY 3 lbs BANANAS CRISCO e ,argeHriZ0,ia 2lb 15 3for 10 U a Inspected Meats rift i ftii KOAST SLICED BEEF AL cl,oicc lb Market 131 lb, BACON STEW boi,eless Per pkg PORK ROASTS very lean, per lb BEEF ROASTS Prim Beef- lb PORK CHOPS, Loin cuts per lb assorted lb ASPARAGUS- Utah, per lb - 2,bs FRESH FISH CHICKENS 2Sf 210 150 250 180 330 290 VEGETABLES - r Coupon NO VEAL ROASTS per lb SLICED BACON per lb TUNA CHEESE per lb TOMATOES- solid ripe, large, 2 lbs ,b - rwin 1 mil 7A tUSEZ f lbs RHUBARB, Fancy Utah 2 heads LETTUCE, Solid crisp, large lbs PARSNIPS, CARROTS, 3 doz LEMONS, juicy large, per COFFEE Schillings, 2 pounds LUX Flakes, pkg Large pkg 230 LIFEBUOY 3 RINSO 220 - 2 OLIVE OIL 4 oz bottle 3 bars 48 lbs SAL SODA 2 lb, pkg Tip-ta- p- $t29 BLUE RIBBON Beer In cans 2 for PORK 250 & BEANS 194 FISH iqrf SALiD B. 250 P. 2 for 320 SARDINES B- P. can ! LETTUCE 71 90 - OATS 50 lg. heads WAX PAPER j 120 NAPKINS m Grapefruit , tv. ig, iresn, 4 ior 1001 ORANGES 4Q rI Fancy med. doz Fashion JELLO -- jSp cans IQrfperpkir - 300 580 rBISQUICK perpkg Soap- lb w PABST "Mm PRUNES per lb Tomato Juice 190 Campbells- bars LUX Toilet 1 100 . FLOUR lb LAiMB CHOPS, spring lamb, per "fruits and POT ROAST m!lk fcd vcal LUNCH 27 DelMonte, 2 No. 2 can IODIZED SALT - firm and riIe 1PA U. S. INSPECTED MEATS 65c i Setting MM 14e Del Monte, 15 oz bt. 9 oz can CORN No 2 can OJ SKAGGS crow, eggs just try all white, dozen 2Q$ Fresh Daily from our own coops can 2JC FIG BARS Fresh, 2 lb GRAPEFRUIT PEAS 5c 1 lb -- ST. BEANS We 550 PORK & BEANS KRISPIESCl! Pierces, No 2 can Jr RIPE OLIVES 140 z pacKagcs PWD SUGAR 3 lb cello bag ll'Vl'fl cheese Fresh Eggs our but don't like to COCOA Hershey PANCAKE Flour Aunt Jemima, lg pkg j CATSUP i?Tf!F. ASPARAGUS GRAPEFRUIT Lunch meats and reasonably prices. Prices Effective Dur'ng Band Wee k at Workmans Market Friday, Saturday, April 17 and 18 1 iu WATCH THIS SPACE FOR CnTW VALUES SUPER lb bag CORN FLAKES Kellogs, 2 ined. pkg doz TOMATOES, 9c ib. E DEL MONTE COFFEE 1 lb can 6 - pint ripe Lard, 15c Ib. Cottage cheese Is' being used by many people to serve as a spring tonic food Funeral Fervicea for Woodrow CLENMORB DISTIUERIES CO.. Inc Owccsboro Louisvilla Wilson, 11, son of James and Kate Hatter Wilson of Consumers were1 Largest Distillery in Kentucly conducted at the Wallace mortu T!3 ; I ary at Price Tuesday. , L"''", QC 1 BEANS 16racan 3 for lb. M 22tj One Half Gal tC(M Orange Juice ueiiuonie z lau cans 0XYD01 firm 100 VegetShortening able 2 lbs 25c; pure eastern Conumers Youth Is Buried Tuesday ttL6 kcA GRAPE JUICE can i Bacon In the piece, whole or half 23c lb; sliced 25c lb; Tomato Paste 6 oz can ITUNA FISH 6 Delmonte No. 2'vcan 2pkgs wrge size ut bars, lb. Cubed if you wish Cortez, Edmund Cwenn, Mnrguerite Churchill, Warren Hull and Henry O'Neill. Pineapple Chunkets ax well Uouse lb MILK G g Ricardo WHIM Welch's, pt 22c qt Kirks Castile bar C, FLOUR, TULIP jM.29 Z 48 lb bag jMAZOLA 6 qts 47 FrancoAmer ORANGES 2 & roasthigher than year-ol- d ing chickens BEEF ' A good beef stew served 1 in your favorite way can be 1 made very reasonably. Stew-inbeef from the shoulder or ribs of branded beef 12c tne Strand Theatre Thursday. Boris Karloff has the Eteller role while the brilliant cast Includes RAISINS Crisco, 3 lb caD no-- 2 JUICE LTED - 25. Sar-dine- SPRING FRIES spring incs and new potatoes are suggestive of a good meal this time of year. Fries are getting a little larger now and they are no rr.!at All flavors- 3 nkes CAKE FLOUK 27 Sof tasilk, lg pkg . j TOASTIES VINEGAR .rjJfJJjr. pkg; In The Market I I - Market rrogressive HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED II ;! TOMATO B. rine Oval s Cat8c; DelMonte sup lg bottle 14c; Bulk Rice 2 lbs 15c; large poultry farm eggs 19c doien. Cc lll2i&PiH Seedless, per pkg riPOSTUM CEREAL ! for 19c Spagettl, Prunes 6c lb; Matches 17c carton; Wheat Biscuits 10c; Pink Salmon tall cans 11c; Pineapple small cans 3 for 20c; Cherry Chocolates 19c a box; Price Pride of the valley flour $1.49; Powder, ed sugar 3 lbs 23c; Lux or Lifebuoy 3 bars 19c; 7 oz of or Macaroni 5c; Spagettl Diced Carrots 6c can; Jello k Helher Journal. Sunbrit45 3 cans SPAGHETTI Franco-America- 2 100 Proof s j five-wee- premium & BEANS We you can depend upon. are delighted to serve you only the best with no "bait' to spoil your purchase. STORE BARGAINS Pierces' Pork and Beans, large cans 10c; B. P. Goldn en Corn 2 for 23c; Whiskey no, 2 can PORK backed by the reputation. .of the packers a reputation n kf Any no. n can CORN e 16 Months Old '' 2 can PEAS no- - food. When..you buy from the O. P. Skagg System you don't experiof merment. The brand are chandise we feature In choosing Lowest Priced All Star Brand FLO ness than., thoughtful., care j S4" Brand 48 CLEANSER DON'T GAMBLE ON FOODS Nothing is more important to family health and happi- e. GELATINE, ROYAL paome Tho youth died late Friday at the l'rice hospital of a ruptured appendix. He was a Btudent of the Consumers junior high school. Besides his parents, he Is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Alice W. Brown, Ogden; Miss Kate Wilson. Washington; James E. Wilson. Clear-encMrs. Irene Ivey, Wilson, Dora, The Una, Sterling, Edwin. Juanlta and Bernlce Wilson, all of Consumers and Charles and Ivy Strand Theatre Attractions n 2boxcs MATCHES OATS Bonnie Theatre Attractions q"artcan PEACHES FLOUR and Mr3. AI Whal their daughter, Gertrude, to drove Salt Times'' "Hong Kong Night" Price. There is in Hollywood one star. Warren Hymer, who contributes Mr. and Mrs. June and who 'the bulk of the comedy of "Hong one, could only desert Moffit, Mr. Mrs. Fred "Voll has been con and Mrs James Bottino SDPllt the silver screens of the world for Hong Xights", the new drama of fined to her home during the past Sunday visiting relatlv adventure la modern es in Emery almost five years and suffer uo exciting diminution of his wide popularity. China, showing at the Strand on oviuuui or mness. county, ini, That star is Charlie Chaplin. Friday and Saturday, is consider-WheMiss Mauring Hemming was re"Modem Times" comes to td by 1m moguls to be the sucees-th- e Miss Louise Lluzzette U stipM. moved from her home to the hos-- ' ing the week screen of the Uonuie Theatre sor to Louis Wolheiin. famed for at her home of her Sunday and Monday, rt leased thru nia screen characterization. pital last Wednesday. , She is re-- ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor May Wilson of Trice. , ported doing nicely. She is attending Sacred United Artist.-;- it will niakr the "The Country Doctor" ln the picture that is the enter-o- f comedians first film in that space neari academy of Ogden. tuue thp! tainment LiKlus" was scood of the year. Darrvl "city Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Sheldon plan last. Zanuck makes movie stars of he in still Yet, stands out imS3 to leave this week end for a vauirny jones, Miss Verda the news columns of the world the first rank of the world's front Itasmussen, Miss Mae Nielson, cation to California press, thanks to the magic that is'Page darlings, as he presents the Helper school teachers, motored Charlie Dionne Quintuplets in their first Chaplin. mi. riea3ant over the week Uttle Joyce Ann Bonaci. daugh-te- r iu full length feature, "The Country "Roaming Lady" end. of Mr. Joe Bonaci, badly burnExciting adventure races across; Doctor," which conies Sunday and ed herself by falling in the oven Mrs. Huby Pillars of Tulsa, Ar- the scieen in Columbia's "Roam-- ! Monday to the Strand Theatre, Monday April 20th. Adapted from an original story Fay Wrayl izona, returned to her home after ing Lady", Cna-ieand Ralph Bellamy which opens' E. Brake, Chicago spending a month at the home of at the "The Country man, theatre and newspaper Lyric Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wilcox of her father, J. Du Sunday Barry. Monday. The film presents Miss Doctor" finds its drama in tho Koosevelt were the proud parents 'million-heiress- , conflict that a phy-iof a baby girl, born Sunday morn-ing- , Mrs. L. R. Metz ol Salt Lake Wray as a madcap sician eternally wages in the Can- love the with may-car- e devil 19. The mother and spent the week end in Helper. April Bellamy, an aviator employed by "dian wilds In his unselfish work, baby are reported doing well and in lt is warm with romance, brightly are convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Labor! of her father. The difference delightful humorous Mrs Wilcox's parents, Mr. and Salt Lake spent Sunday at Mr. their social standing, couple with, alive with a preverseness in both, brings; touches, fresh with the antics, the Mrs. Byron Carter of Helper. Labori's parents, Mr. and Mrs. nothin but lover's quarrels, which crooning and the play of the - 1 Tnoy Labori. finally culminate when Bellamy is world's most famous babies. The Sea" Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reese from virtually shanhaied by her father; Conquer The fact that "I Conquer The and sent to China. Salt Lake were visitors In Helper Sea", outstanding Academy nro- - I over the week-end- . Mrs. Ausenick came to the Unit- - duction w hich comes to the Strand ed States 24 years ago from Po-- i theatre next Tuesday and Wednes-dora- , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bray left Jugoslavia, wnere she was day has in it the replica of a Helper to make their home in born August 13, 1S93, a boat pulpit in a church located Standardville where they will run of Mr. and Mrs. Matiia daughter SaievicJon the rocky shores of Northern the boarding house. She is survived by two children.' Newfoundland, will be of Interest Travelers will Johnny and Mary Ausenick, both, to many people. of Standardville Her husband died relate stories about many strange 24, 25 Standardville Matron of worship throughout the several years ago. Buried Helper Wed. Funeral services were conducted places, world. at Standardville Wednesday atj "The Walking Dead" Mrs. Mary Ausenick, 42, resi1:30 p. m. Burial took place in "The Walking Dead", a Warner dent of Standardville for 12 years, Bros, picture, said to be the the cemetery. died at the Standardville hospital J r Helper ' ' ' J J J J J J strangest and most unusual mys- btinnay following a i nunc neivs iich'a iu utv inriuer ever screened. nnn quart cans PINEAPPLE PAGE SEVEN r- & Friday Specials - r HELPER JOURNAL Monday where she is enr Ployed at the state capitol with commission Mrs. H. M. ruru accompanied them on the .won the contralto solo contest at journey. "Modern hrre from the wfii" u vqsuu " ' re- - Jr.. is now ions illness. Mr. PEACHES 2 for 29ft BEETS, CARROTS, 50 SB. P Sliced GREEN ONIONS pkg , Soda Crackers TURNIPS 23 PIL1S 2 for iRA 2 lb box r)R. P. Gems, fancy MS bunches AH flavors, A- BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES POT ROAST 12, 180 DILL PICKLES CrfjLA'RD 2 lb 904 Tumbo size- 2 for Steer beef j Bulk, Pure Pike Peak RUMP ROAST 180 SLICED BACON 230 Frankfurter 294 Veal or beef- lb LAMB CHOPS 200 HAM 35jt SIDE MEAT Sliced center cut, lb Shoulder cuts .... Pork, fresh leanPORK ROAST SHORTENING BEEF KOAST 23d 150 Picnic cut, lb Bulk. 2 Ib Bone and Roll SAUSAGE 1501 SOUR KRAUT 190 PICNIC HAM Bulk kuw 4 ih Choice cut. lb .CHEESE Lincks, lb 170 FISH & POULTRY 200 j OF ALL KINDS jLong horn - - 250 90 150 100 220 - ywi'WM' |