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Show Helperf Utah, Friday, July 3, 1936 IHE HELPER JOURNAL Mi S3 II Page 5 ... . Eilen Pan,,,,.. her home last Wednesday June 2th after having spent a year in Ixs Angelog and Hollyool wiih tan relatives. She til spend the K. Monson fiom Salt Lakt-CitE. Dr. v t . r t summer i Help. r. t , Peny left Saturday returning lo spent June her 27th Saturday, in ?" to spend Anel, next fall to .... rul jtiVPS Carbon comity campaigning to see ner n 3C schooling. ction a what support he could get from i TREASURY DEPARTMENT,! in , Oklahoma. this county and eastern Utah. He' M ss Stella Johns.n w!,n u ..(.,. Rrocuiement livUi,m Elost ii,k Parte1 is running for the nomination of employe,! in Penney store, win Woiks lirmich. Washington. DC ' rr.-....I .. June 24. Satuulay. Ju!v v,h w it:t,: Det-lSecretary' of State. 26th for anrornia. where she her-b- y solicited tor a site for a' relatives. in make her honi ,o visit with he rederal Iluilding at Helper, Utah.! The Misses Victoria and Lena parents. to be opened publicly in the Office Simmonetti returned from Salt the Postmaster at Helper,! :'I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yignetto and'L'an- at 9 o'clock A.M.. on July; 25th for Salt Lake Thursday morning, June 23ih 1 had spent a week 'miily spent the week end fish- v'?6. for the sale, or d; nation1 u dau; where they fJ H'S and relatives. to the U. S. of a lot conveniently visiting camping at Strawberry, employed now f located. Approximate dimensions--- ' cafe in Salt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guerrie Mr. and Mrs. George Heck spent Con"'r 1'Hs 120 foot frontage 170 and baby spent Thursday, Friday luesday, June 3mh in .Salt I.ake hwt (k'l,th. Interior lots 14: foot I ity. They were accompanied 170 and Saturday of last week visitami foot depth. Sites .simmoneiti by frontage Mrs. Devenish. in with Gurrie's mother different ".having Iiothy street frontage ing are Milan leaving i.Gla dimensions will be considered Ephraim. morning files the Mr. and Mrs. ob Elliott and provided the area is approximately will visit for about daughter, Sam Darty spent the week end LaThell, left Wednesday th' fianie- - ln a" cases where pos- V :.:,u and relatives in Salt Lake isitmg his father morning July 1st for a two wee sihle bids should be submitted byj ,ni1?, wsu io uendover. actual owners of properties and who is working in Sail Iake. i not by agents. Documentary evi-- ! .Mrs. D. an-Fabling and Frieda Hreinson re-- ' ,,,M1('e f authority must be attach-- ! Fay Mrs. and Carter Mr. Uryon this '& are spending Suesubmitted by! spent last week visiting at the turned Sunday evening, June 2Stb.;e'1 u P'oposals 1 iing .. the! Upon of their daughters, Mrs. after spending two weeks in San 'a&''nts. home application, LtajJ ito in the various pre-.Francisco with friends and tela- - r(wt master will supply prospective' Bus Wilcox of Roosevelt. '1 ':i..i.,,t the county. bidders with proposal blanks and1 Mr. and Mrs. Riley Young are tivf'sa circular giving particulars as to! a new of the parents baby proud her and i Buchanan ? t and instructions for! was born Monday, June i er, Miss June Sprat-- i girl which of bids and data to are concerned All 29th. doing week visiting Iast WW When President Roosevelt went Ac"0m very nicely. ii. (foil Lake Cars USiRned) C. J. Peoples, into office Technocracy was on' utrccior or Procurement. everybody's lins Th io.i,,. Date First Publication, July 3, wanted to know more about it. Bust The author of this plan guaranteed 133(1. Date Last Publication, Jul 19I1S. 3uau everyone working for a living 10, and --'o,ijmo a year! Mr. Roosevelt called in several. Home According to the late Senator Owned Operated experts and tha , other among Long, everyone of the experts things, be 2-- 3 he asked them to go into the var-. , s Effective bUt the ious departments and try to find a b ! ask us be Can f0Unl in the book whlcl1 out what is the highest salary TOMATOES ae that a common worker could compiled called "The Chart M o chromium pleM j 1-- Z o. 2 tit c DaKtri Sllefi ceive under our present economic1 of Plenty." if,' Keiisn . The experts went to work.! If we elect men to office whose lb pkg IV sentiments were with the workers OCy 0gl Irand LobU . j 1 ailU fAhrpnnrtCar7U.l, inVeStigati,0n M after PORK-BEAN- S ments in Washington, they found a;"'aUoris. the workers could get j . example: EAGLE m, t , , , , van li 1 'that everv I have been informed i& that if BRAND could be paid $4,370 a year for the money" alloted to Utah for his labor. niesi .... 1. J i'F ua h C0N0N8E0 MILK i ueu 10 ouy tne "Is that so," asked Mr. Roos-;- ' ,l WJ Ig pkg voi uimtrB m .jiroon county inevelt Sptcfaf U. M. W. A. DISTRICT stead of the "Dole" every coal SPAGHETTI 'Yes," replied the experts. BACK ROOSEVELT miner in the county could be em"I just wanted to find out," said cans Franco-Alg much ployed longer during the the President. year. Frank Bonaecl, local representfans for SOAP 5 4Ci There are around 200.000 per- ative of the U.M.W. of A. returned i Palmoli ve sons out of a total population of Monday from the annual district FOURTH OF JULY iro 507,84$ depending directly or In- executive meet of the U.M.W.A. fcrfjOLiVES, Ripe We hard to have tried upon mining for their held at Cheyenne, Wyoming, last directly help Ickage jRosedale. 9 oz livelihood. week and reports some very in you get a little more "bang" ILLS 23 oz G. C. bits of news out of your money at this Carter. teresting (Signed) of District 22 U.M.W.A. The store for wish We the 4th. 16 box sour, dill and Utah Wyoming in we could advertise all of the Phone news items to The comprising session unanimously executive we have fine Helber Journal. things ready PINEAPPLE, Del Monte for you, but you would grow 1- -2 tired reading of them, so we Sliced, Crushed No. 2 will call your attention to a IMPEACHES, Del Monte few: Soda Water Sliced or Halves, No. 2 1-- 2 can The large size bottles, 1 MIRACLE WHIP IE KING pints, like the pint bottle of -:- Home Operated Home Owned foeer, will sell Thursday and 2-- 3 pkg Friday, four bottles for 25c Specials for XG Powder S 2 glasses to a bottle Any flavor. Six bottles of Coca .49 SUGAR 10 lbs FLOUR, 48 lbs iet, can lb package Cola, the regular size, for t iiDrsonals ' iinAi The Big Issue Still Stands! -- Baer - y l" ,-- th " -- m WLWJk TRiAL ISSUE XV t.'rarco fne V 3 4 a -- - S I - - , i iJve WITH ME IS: HOW ARE WE GOING TO (0) GET 12,000,000 JOBS flfyl ' : " v- - r. T"r7,- - ' ' re.-u- rr. -- 'r. ' n - "0,lM . - NM7- - is i 'SfY AV 10PJv ml -- f lit ; comments; Wessive Market Thursday, Friday, July inM ij ISO so'ld pack uisn p COffee, iq& J p 7 fet-up- 04 7r "I - i un Sperrys, r cinps can 22fi matches 17 15 carton jar FLASHES V can per bar m. I 1 2t& 2Chunldets, Ricci Market 3g !l lb can , Baffet tin "ER UlU.l 14 WTO f Juice Ms i cans 3 ! WD Meat 10rf FLAKES A cans 2 fORADE I --J I lack lb V mil lb can r ill 49? fa Quarts 47 lii,L LtrkmwO Fresh mustard, 9 oz II 9 jar Libbys, l0S, lg doz tQj RASPBERRIES $1-3- 9 Per Crate Iff ' LA CANTALOUPE '' Waxed Jum. 2 for 2H 2f TOMATOES 2 lbs 23 iFirn, Ripe, Fancy h en fia SPUDS P for IVCHiPfimwri KR0AST, Lean FK0AST IT N !RT per lb J4 SS I STEAK CHEESE ll POT 1 FRYERS to m lb 16$ lb 21$ 30 I sugar-cured- , 2-- HYPRO, qt bot. JJ j? T T i lb 27 2 lbs imdP 'Wfca Ml $ in .niitinii'Hl'liI"11'!'!! W mm mm 52$ Jean, MILK 6 for All Brands TISSUE, 4 rolls T 4 cans P & G SOAP S Giant bars i9jcrisco, 3 lb can For Happy Picnic Days POTATO CHIPS 251 OLIVES, tall tin 3 for SALAD Dressing 33 Banquet, quarts EGGS, Large, doz 23 - Rtrictl'- Fresh 1 OLIVE OIL, gal 1 aiern"') pure. PORK-BEAN- S larce '"-- n OOVER v r I 15$ RAISINS 4 lb pkg 23g SALAD FISH 25$ 2 cans for PICKLES, Dill 17$ Quart cans .98 BAKING Powder Calumet, 1 lb tin 10$ JELLO, Assorted 3 pkgs 20$ 5" 17$ o lb 1 an I ruivn-Di- ii CHEESE CATSUP, 2 bots 25d SUGAR, Pwdred 2 r y 2 for cans, 3 lb bag lg Full cream FLOUR 48 lb 1.49 PICKLES, small 04! TUNA FLuMtcS) 1 & I I STRING Beans can 2 No. Per can PEAS Sweet, dill iJirilted Star DEV1L MEAT CORN tins SAUSAGE ICiaCKERS 10$ 25$ 23$ SPAGHETTI for 3 cans 2 lb bov Vienna, .Scans Franco-Ame!lCE CREAM 6 SALMON, can 11$ SHRIMPS, )can MACKERAL Fink Powder, pkg rj Fancy SARDINES oval HARSIDLELLOWS MILK 6 for j CRACKERS, 2H 47$ MUSTARD Graham Tall cans $&) Soda, lib package Prepared, jar z id package ! TOMATO Juice Special on all men's 4 fid PAPER PLATES, 9 FLAVORADE "NAPKINS COCKTAIL Fruit pkg all navors, a lor 17ptenMCh,IflreM-ottS11 -- j!aH on special price FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SOUP, Vegetable Imported cheese and 4 cans Blue Pine, LETTUCE head 5rf,NEW SPUDS salami of all kinds. lfy 4 lbs for and Fruits solid slacks Vegetables for jesses and Large, -X com j children for Jumbo cantaloupes MUJLurfc, ice Qm nkir . . . OXYDOL Isr J Ice cold melons at the TOMATOES . fJust arrived, Jew market nrice. 10 bars Line of women's and SOAP, 3 U. S. Inspected Meats i Misses wash frocks. Crystal White All tin tall SHRIMPS styles and sizes Qg 35 r STEAKS, Eastrn 3 VEAL Steaks , bs for (steer, Inspct, 2 lbs FRYERS Home raised M.49 - Hi .9.1 Roast Pot VEAL 2 lbs 1$$ FRANKS, and drcised 33 pound rjper FLiWCRADE tftA Men's Dress Shirts, POT KOAfclb ifA3IS Blission lb VI Socks and Ties at real 3 pkgs for A'V Inspected Steer Beef skinned wholoBEER, Fresh cold, in bargain prices. per id 10? or half bottles, cans, or jugs. We have many, more 2 for 250 items on special which Cans, Vrrh Sfeuimr Hens All kinds of Lunch are not listed here. Ieat and Cheese Jh and Spring Fryers i J --Fir- RP!LgSL lb I B Jj fW to lb; lb; S f rYR'SGGSS H H WW 1 -" Large can 19$ 1 1 1 pork cuts priced Young lamb Fries, -- Spring you. please to 23c lb, Stewing hens 20c We have everything you 1 1 miaht wish for the 4th. iTilWEiilfMiif- CORNED BEEF r. .sliced 12c Bacon 29c lb; Mutton 12c roasts to 17c lb; Beef 29c to 15c Veal 18c lb; roasts 18c to 25c 2S per lb ROAST SPRING I lb meats. AnHwi CUT 2W lb WIOPS, Loin NKFUliTERS Kh ilfATi! cuts In The Market dell-cou- t IT. Si Fabrizio Grocery il Cheese We will slice for your picnic at no extra cost any of our fine cheeses such as Swiss. Brick. Kraft American, Pimento, AmerlSliced .. Tuna. ran loaf or loaf cheeses range in price a from 22c to 35c lb. Try for Garganzola choice little your lunch 49c lb. Cottages cheese, full creamed, and appetizing 9c lb. Lunch Meats Assorted lunch meats 23c an.: Veal patties, legs, ..while chicken woe priced. reasonably last, they Shortening 2 lbs 25c; Lard, loose, 2 lbs for 25c; Tasty FRUITS AND VEGETABLES fibers 5-- Specials for July 3 COFFEE SUG Ai: 10 lb bag Flav-orad- JU utfttltiL 2canstCi 34j I ompMUm)m tOcM box mJL . 251 rl KERS 3 v PEHClL SET pEM AHD 1 IMP, A large load of fresh watermelons for your picnic priced at late season prices only 2c lb. A 20 lb melon for 40c makes cheap and delicious refreshment. Bargains for the 4th Marshmellows 2 IHs 25c; e Cracker Jack 4c pkg; 3 for 10c; Raspberries 10c cup; Lg Utah Lettuce 5c; Pierces Pork & Beans, lg can 10c; Assorted Cookies 19c lb; Lg Canteloupes 2 for 25c; Cucumbers 3 for 10c! O. P. S. Jell Powder, 4c pkg; Melons 2c lb; Bisqufck 29c pkg; Salad Fish 12c; New Peas 5c lb; Prunes 3 lbs 18c Wax paper lg rolls 15c; Paper plates 6c doz; K. K. Vanila or Lemon 11c 4 oz; Olives 2 lg cans 25c; Catsup 10c bottle; Kremel 3 for 10c; S Sal Soda 10c; Clorox 17c qt. ... Jj Beans 25 lbs Melons 27$ can 52g 2 lb Helper and Dividend will playoff for the first half title in Central Utah league by virtue of a 4 win by Dividend over Spanish Fork Wednesday. This victory for STATE F.OAD COMMISSION Dividend threw the race into a TO LAY ASPHALT tie, each team having won 12 The stale road commission will games and lost 3. The date of the will be decided Sunday. lay Carbon county rock asphalt play-of- f Star Brand 25c. COFFEE, Del Monte on the highway leading from the state road 11 miles east of Price at the junction point to Columbia and Sunnyside. , Favorable assurance of this was given by the members of the road commission at a meeting in Price Wednesday when members of thei U.M.W.A. met with the commis sioners in asking for aid on a. county work program through the summer months. It was reported that asphalt would be laid for virtually the same price as oil mulch which the commission was considering 'also for this project. . Thursday, Friday, July 2J!MARSHMELLOH lib f to President support Roosevelt for While at Laramie, Mr. Honacc.i attended the Wyoming Btate federation lab: r meet w Inch also voted to support President Roosevelt and unanimously voted for unionism. Industrial industrial unionism is the principle that is creating dissension between John L. Lewis V.MAV.A. leader and William Greene, president of the American Ft deration of labor at the present time. Lewis feels that labor should be united by Industries, while Greene contends that the various crafts of industry should remain as individual organizations within the .various industries. .Tha miner union is already behind Lewis. voted B a uyfi i |