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Show The Helper Journal Page Two THE HELPER JOURNAL - HELPER, UTAH Wm. F. MaeKnight, Publisher. ONK YEAE SUBSCRIPTION . 6 MONTH $2 I $1 LaVoyle Acord By at the Postoffice at Helper, (For week of May 8) Tom Cory, son of Mr. and Mrs. was a last THREATENED BOYCOTT of Salt Lake City wholesalers wouldn't be J. P. Cory his visitor here He has with week parents. In the last few days such a bad idea for the railroad business. school at the there has been considerable threat of Carbon county boycotting Salt been attending Lake. Utah Salt in of University Lake on account of the activities of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce attempting to block the Itoosevelt highway designation over Mrs. Iawrence Hyatt and son Utah No. 50 which extends through this county and to Grand JuncLyle went to Salt Lake last Tuestion, Colorado. day to attend the funeral of her Salt Lake City firms (practically all of them) ship by truck Into nephew. Kirk Beech. the Carbon county market where they sell their merchandise. The boycott threat was developed around the idea of merchants whole-Balin- g Bill Itosa of Green Itiver was a collectively out of Grand Junction, Denver and other Colorado visitor here last Sunday at the points by rail. home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. We're sure that Helper would have nothing to Ioho by this pro- and Mrs. Silas Ross. Carbon county gets gram if It were effected and everything to gain. considerable more co operation, recognition and support out of Grand Bill Memory Is the proud owner Junction and other Colorado cities than it does from the state, capitol. of a new 1936 Chevrolet. Through the excellent system of state delegation and segregation of revenues which the incumbent governor of the State and Salt Iake Mr, and Mrs. George Bendall of City has abbetted in perfecting, Carbon county is a veritable coffer National spent Sunday at the. into which, the hands and talons of Salt iJike copiously grasp and home of Mrs. Mary Richards. unload on a platter in the state capitol building. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kendrlck It is on account of the law that Carbon county taxes are unloaded in Salt Lake, but buying in Colorado on our own initiative is still have recently moved to Grange to We could very easily ship by make their home. unfettered of Salt Lake, legislation. rail from Colorado and "smite the Salt Lake truckers and be money ahead. Mrs. A. T Jones is in Salt Lake visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Evans, who has been seriously ill. LATUDA STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY In Dupin By Olfia By Lorraine DeCola VKFS y FX "''JO, w! vm i SWELL! ttarl Qaks ; pCywT i o i son mrm f'lK I f. o 'A !TMUMirteTiLMMrt j i Ut uu mm i J Tuesday - Wednesday Double Feature HIT NO. 1 Aileen Radcliffe daughter of Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Colt of Rolapp and Mrs. Radcliffe spent the week w ere visitors at the home of Mr. end with her parents. and Mrs. Francis Denison, parents of Mrs. Coll. Mrs. S. N. Marchette and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams, George AK Schultz motored to Mt Pleasant Wednesday where Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Preston and Schultz visited with her son, Rich- family and Mr. Orlan Watklns ard, who it attending school at motored to Castle Dale Saturday. the Wasatch Academy. They then motored to Salt Lnke City and Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Jorgenson visited with friends and returned and daughters of Price, visited here Sunday. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox and Sunnyside M.I.A. was well repson spent the week end with resented at Stake Honor Night, friends In Provo. held at Price, Tuesday evening. . i CHIPS & SHAVINGS of our Howdy customer was telling us How about his neighbors. they were always quarreling and then patching things up. You know, chins, noses and things like that Folks:-On- is Welfare The Standardville week this a dance here giving May 16th. Danny's Rythm Kings will furnish the music. Frank Juliano, son of John At This Time of the Year the Contmou BONNIE Ventilating System; SINS! ITKE Sun. and Mon. 5?" SlliGClE (ID from 2:15 "It Hpperttd One Night" "Lady for a Day" DONALD COOK IV AWN ttmvA nmmnvm sium m joison N.IKJTIBI. JIMP Proves Iti Superiority Cont. Sunday $t. Sunday after 2:13 "Broadway refrigerators. KMAFP BANK NIGHT Sun - Mon nRrthiw Continuous - Tues Sunday 3:30 xAf Vf.iljll Some one has aid that American husbands are mere figure heads In the home. Yeah, but how they have to figure. are figuring on a home we'll an Interesting Thursday Only Worner and not obscene. If you AND NOW fox Will Spout thinks that little girls should be heard make you proposition. Drinking water slows the heart, according to a college professor. We are told that deaths from heart failure In Helper are almost these. Walt Disney's riMsrvnEkciric i t w Vv- o p in - m t 24 My J-- r.M fun IB-I- d jMAKSIIMELLOWS 1 pouud pkg PORK BEANS jfdf If' j Lemon, 1 Vanila, jCKACKEiis iy iu 01 "J St! bar pints t OXYDOL, Ig pkg ffd (Sparkling drinks 1 ISIACARONI 5 lb U . 23? SPAGHETTI box" i jf. , DREFT pkg it CRISCO 3 lb can f.erfKn.- - cm,. t. .... 5V or auk, tioneu!IVORY FLAKES JSiij SPECIAL Large Pkg ""j .TnhiiKfttm Wax SUGAR 3 lb pkg J J A PA STEW AX 5V One lb can Powdered PANCAKE Ig pk 23'iOLO-COA- T Aunt Jemima ipinfe 3 lbs RICE 17(ij j Quarts Fancy Blue Rose " . W Pu, 17C We have for RentJohnthe New Imuroved Y OAAIAY, 1 1 gjYUM, ffr wjji James Cwrii iHStiiiing Corp., leney City, N.T. Fabrizio Groc, 6 Specials Blay COFFEE lb ran $QH y All Brands MILK Tall cans 47 15-1- 6 for FLOUR 43 lb iancv rwiJr Quart can .29 aiACARONI Egg, 15 lb box $ BROOMS, Each MATCHES 6 box carton CRACKERS 2 lb box TOMATOES Salad Dressing qts .i)S BUTTER jar COOKIES lb bap Kinds .3 Electric Polisher Floor j SALMON H Tall can wSitp illlarts 41$ Wnk. CHOC BAKING nVS" j Uurr BLACKBERRIES U9 Del Monte No. 2's 33 T TOMATOES 2 cans for (Solid pack No. PINEAPPLE PEAS 9!C0KN' DelMonte, sli - cru 2$g tf rk Uf S 2H No. 2 Q0 ttd l. nC! 1 30 y - 11, )CA bars Bottled All Ice Cold AH V flavors 4 okes PICKLES 22 oz If Dill, jeet, FLOUR Chow 61 j j Wasatch 48 lb bag MUJlib AND VEGETABLES bllNACII Utah 3lbs GREEN ONIONS j 2M 1 ROYAL Desserts i Aa CELERY u. each AU,T, JQ ' CUCUMBERS ASPARAGUS T J' olives m mJg JVf jhpaiush quart jar 4 lb JA QA 21- - No. 2 can ii. COFFEE Syrup, med size PEAS, No. 2 con CATSUP, qt cans SALfVD FISH iza 2 cans for SALT, Iodized pkg PAR, large pkg CLOROX, quarts C. W. SOAP 10 bars for OLIVE OIL, Pure gallon tins MACARONI 5 lb box - lSCNons ' I MIRACLE WHIP 35 SUGAR II) lb bag r-EE- HELPER UTAH Oneintcd k Prices Effective Friday, Saturday May iStmlfe LUX, ! b tomtit Mk-- 1 Asst "Elmer Elephant' presented anywhere o &3i week. Mr. Ursek came from Los Angeles where he had been attending school for the last three months. 2 lb I'll play A f &Jk OWNED e ....Other customers tell us about the wonderful service they get from Westlnghouse new Bill" Jul-lan- HOME received a broken nose while playing on the community playground. LOG CABIN No. 2 of f Banquet, quarts Hit Claire are the proud parents ii" SALAD Dressing Sun. Mon. Tues. and Mrs. Mr. Wesley Petty J Wee!. . September. Hid til IILLSVK mug miin VJ J Canyon hospital last n . ente-e- 1936-1937- Sunday - Monday By ... . m! Mar-chell- Vfiiri RAINS NEWS Junior Parry f Mr. Ren BrodeHek I . Second Feature Living Late ; boy, born Friday May Sth. Albert Shaw was a Salt and family Mike Turnbull 'Mr anVisitors in Salt Lake over Principal Geo. A. Rowley, visited with friends in Ferron over visitor last week. end were: Mr nounces that the graduation exweek celebration. the Mother's Day at the Dave Brown. Mr The Pinochle dub met and Mr ercises, will be held on Thursday of Mrs. Sadiler. Prizes were Hassmeyer, Mr. and Honor students are May 21st. Mr and Mrs. Mathews very home Mrs. and as follows: Mortensen. Mr. Floyd Dak of Scofield awarded to Mrs. Angus citizens prominent Donna Smith, Valedictorian; visited with friends in Standard-vill- e Mrs. King. Mr. Max rnorne. Salutatorian: Shirley Poulson, week. They will return this entertained Mrs. Carrie Jonleaon Josephine Ahlin, Address and to their borne in the near future. The Pinochle club Address a Oviatt, at party Satur-da- v the Bridge club last Th Couresy; Edyth their husbands to Prizes were won on Liability; Barbara Easterbrook, night. Prizes were awarded the boys called to go to by UrC Among Sadiler. Mr. MacLean and Mrs. Anna Address on Industry; Beth Naylor, and were week Erickson this Mrs. C.C.C. camps came outstanding the for having given Shockley and Anderson also Bill Wilson, urani aium wilt School speak to the service eijd. Donaldson ihe A baby girl was born tf lucky in ,m Walter Robert Sutch, on service, and Rowe Smith, the Mrs. Bob Starr on Prij and Davis. Earl and outstanding scout will give an Mr. and Mrs. Ted King spent last weeK. address on scouting. Standardville Softball team is Mother's Day In Salt Lake City. These honor students have all Mrs. Ilartle received a to take an active part A's on their planning received straight this B. Gilbert is on the sick &ttiiu muiu tiL a puny pjw. in the County competition Mrs. t. reports for the term. V... I. n , l, o. summer. list. This program is the result of i lief for . Society being the the Character Education Programs Mr. Lnrcher of Price escaped in town. She H. L. Lewis was a Salt Lake mother being held weekly during the year. Mother's Day with her dauj injury this week when his car visitor this week. over the embankment by Mrs. jasper Kves in pi., The 5th and 6th grades enjoyed went was no There Store. Co Grove, Coal McLean officials of Seppi's on The nature hike, an interesting were visitors at the mine one day , Friday. They were accompaniend damage. j week. Clel Davis and Boh Ostler last by Mr. TImothl. Mr. Frank Markosek and Tony l fcr the C.C.C. camp in Ferron have Standardville of of scofield Mis. Yackey Albert week, Shockley was An 8 reel moving picture for was a Rains visitor over the on motored to Nevada to look presented to the entire School fea- work. week end. Mrs. Pearl Belt is visife Monday afternoon, the main with friends and Duchesne around Church ture being, "The Miss Irene Murg received slight tives. Subscribe for The Journal. the Corner." Injuries Saturday while playing a sharp stick, she is rewith A very successful school dance was held on Monday night to raise covering nicely. funds for the Junior high GradMr. and Mrs. George Fullerton uation. The dance was well atwith relatives in Ferron visited tended. Music under the able dirweek. last ection of Mr. Harold Duke. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis and Doctor and Mrs. E. V. Long and son Robert visited Boulder City Mr. George A. Schultz left to and the dam last week end. attend - a mining convention in Cincinnati, Ohio for a few weeks. The Castle Gate Primary held He Is also going to Kaw York, their May Festival last Saturday. Michigan, and West Virginia. The Kindergarten class danced and the older classes pang and The Junior high classes will Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keeler and braided the May pole. The queen hold their annual "end of the family spent the week end in of this event was Miss Lois year" trip, in the near future. Provo with friends. Houghton. Miss Janet Buchannan and her Mr. and Mrs. Glade Jasperson were invited to attend the class and family are now living in Salt SUNNYSIDE party of Martin birthday Lake City. This will be their at his home on Wednesday. summer home. By Margaret Kay Frances Dupln, has been conMr. and Mrs. Soaf Thompson to her home for the past fined A Dance program, under dirand family spent the" week end three weeks, after an attack of was in Salt Lake City With relatives. ection of Miss Dolline Jones, flu. presented by the Sunnyside Junior Mr. and Mrs. Parley White re- High school at the Auditorium, Mr. and Mrs. Math Zager, of turned from a four day visit with Friday evening. Every girl In the were Sunday visitors in Neola, one friends and relatives In Twin school participated in at least and here at the Canyon Spring was Auditorium The number. Idaho. Falls, Mr. of homo Zager's sister, Mrs. Colcrowded with Sunnyside and Anton Dupln. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, umbia parents. It was a complete formerly of Latuda, are visiting success. Mr. Theo. Strong has been conwith relatives for Jew.daya. to his bed for the past 3 fined The M.i.A. held their closing Parrel Thompson, son of Mr. social Tuesday evening with the weeks with pneumonia. and Mrs. John Thompson, under- main feature of the evening being Antone Dupin, and Olga Dupln, went a tonsil operation May 9, and an imitation of a Radio Amateur accompanied by Olga Moynler, of is now doing fine. Hour. and Albert Sterlekar,, Price, Everybody helped to make the motored to Duchesne Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar A. Neilson eveuing a success and were served afternoon with the spent They son and are visiting with Mrs. with ice cream after the program. Nellson's mother, Mrs. George Mrs. M. Witt and Mr. Frank Bry-ne- r friends at Moon Lake. of Price were guests. Howard, for a few days. Mr. Theodore Rosseta was adto the Price City hospital mitted The Latuda Junior high school Mr. Nick Lewis of Price was a last week, where he underwent has elected the following students business visitor here Friday. an operation. to hold offices in the student Mr. Sonny Fratto, of Consumers, . for the vUitod friends with body here Saturday. year Henry Joe Ursek of Myton, accompanHill will be president, and Tillie . ied secretary-treasurerStudMr. Mrs. H. by his brother Anton, was a Jones and Angrri, Henry ents for the other offices will be and Mrs. J. MIglovie of Price visitor here the fore part of the chosen when school starts next visited at the state capitol, ! - Saturday Double Feature Friday KYLE t By gany n fsw finnnn.lini.l, STANDARDVILLE SPRING GLEN CASTLE GATE ciuvtKiaoNLV on sukscnimeN OIUV(ID. mk TO) CVtRT MOM! Entered as Second Clasa matter Carbon County, Utah. spring ZZZZZZZ . ! THt JOURNAL'S MtWS 1DITION THEtJOURNAi. SMDW' BQitlOJ N Heloer Distirct News Section I ii 15, 1936 Helper, Utah, Friday, May 4 for " s.TNSiHiDlEIfs I VEAL POT ROAST per l5f tf i,iiPOTATnrs I PORK ROAST, Lean Cuts T lb 28! ner lb iU BEEF POT ROASTS Fed Brand Beef lb VEAL STEW MEAT per lb 1 BEEF BOILING RIBS Uf per lb SLICED BACON lb $ pcr LARD, Bulk 2 lbs $t IU |