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Show i j ?wr Utah, Friday, July I 4 U 31, 1936 WELLINGTON ; f rs ago that ( were repealing I ' amendment. Three back and ree:1 ca" economic advantages 0,1 If this country wisdom of F 4t. & U it, repea'- - I - profits channels. for f en. f t ! p TlBt i to'june first, revenues derived .. ... in salaries. women and men 308 employment in kept regula-- k period and the in-l- s the of liquor control irres-I of out Wen taken under and placed hands contributions maae states and the hole, as gleaned from .'Chich have been made in jid survey: indus- h upon the liquor supply more man it jjci tax feveral E the Federal the revenue of aside from a large in income taxes. .. .... tun Kit I to April 1. this industry-Inclu- des spirits, distilled ion and wine had paid land federal governments eal well ovee.two billionend-13frinj the fiscal year use will the industry n I , onehird as AAA government's I of bushels 120,000,000 more than took! out fuction program fction last year. As a re-- 1 in-surpluses, the Farm-bid takes rank is grain No. 2. Lg spiru ciuiii 1 0 1 I Weather .... - "... Appetites make us j hot days We" e our appetites. something crisp and fating; something easy lepare. Well, we have-efor the most wilted that will lies, things eating a pleasure on hot days. You will be Ised and pleased to see inany fine food sugges- and in today Drop I some of our bargains, f gains in the Store reas DC io; run 3n- - - Hros.-Clyd- e men-ageri- Progressive Market 27rft CAKE FLOUR M-- lb can Calumet 2 ?5:i Sparse "'r CNrtUlllBwIW L G6 ! t Crisco, 3 lb can )G can r box carton 2 cans 25jlvERR I IS doZ 750 9 PAR Powder Large pkg I white Star No. V 150 PINEAPPLE COFFEE PelMonte sausage for frying wng only 15c lb (worth umb patties 20c lb; lib 'and 174 2 -. OVALTliM Small can bacon Our ground beef at "n't be made better f your own water and fancv f 1 j Matched Slices 17f n 520jNo.2l-2ca'UlATA TVF.ANS 1 W 5 2 lb pkg 320j COCOA- 5 lb - 23 can 59 etc. Meats TOMATO JUICE 2O0jHewlett's brand you wish tight assorted fla. lry any rid for you at VEGETABLES FRESHFRUITS & Cheese for your selection irj"ded cheeses of the f 9fade at low prices Tuma, Brick. I American. P rlblfor to 29c lb; ' 234 to 40c n, 1 s fo' & m Jnr 0- - S- lb. 2 SZR1T CUCUMBERS 2 for Veal r lb", choise Mutton rna lamb) 13c lb; Fat' P "mbs, stew 13c lb; 'b to 25c lb; I" nip9, Lard and Bacon prices Bacon 290 CnEEM'eppers T05IATOES 3 lbs 25 Goraan- - F 'oast, 12C b t0 18c f"tf beef (stumped). 18c V CRACKERS 2 lb C1i!oua or uranam i MILK, All brands TISSUE, COFFEE1 lh w 4 for - All brands 2 lbs KERR LIDS, pkg HORSE RADISH jar I BUY ON PROOF OF PERFORMANCE 50 BRYNERS' SERVICE FLY Swatters P EAS No. 2 canApj3vy canhfef CAKE FLOUR Swans Down and I ! - G, CRISCO X 10 bars 3 lbs m Automotive Electricians 65C : j can Calumet baking powder P JKELLOGG'S I Cereal Deal INSPECTED MEATS a!VEAL Roast Roast 1418 PORK ROAST lb 210 REKF STEAK Sirloin lb 230jyIsS Cheese lb 290 FRANKS ) 1501 Wis-ope- ey I Construction 220 90 1, The Masterpiece of Tire Oxydol Camay MUSTARD, tmJ On May 30th, Louis Meyer broke the track record, at 109 miles per hour, driving the entire race without tire trouble of any kind. He is the only driver ever to win the race three times, and has always used Firestone Tires. No tires except Firestone Gum. Dipped Tires could have resisted the terrific heat generated at such high sustained speeds. You can have no greater proof of blowout protection. 37 M. O .PORTER MANAGER PHONE 342 HELPER. UTAH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEETS! APRICOTS, lug 4 ONIONS GREEN APPLES, 3 lbs 250 TURNIPS 5 For sauce or jelly 2 bunches for VINEGAR, gal 59 TOMATOES 191 j Heinz- White tor rj Pickling Firm, Ripe 3 lbs U. S. Inspected Meats POT Roast t2,rl6g!VEAL Koast lb 150 Eastern Str lb VE.L Steaks 350 STEAKS, 2 lbs 35g 2 lbs for Eastern Steer beef PORK Roast ib 200 PORK CHOPS lb 250 Nice lean cuts Iean HAMBURGER 250 BEEF BOIL meat 90 Fresh ground 2 lbs per lb JIIAM Minion lb 280 10 FRANKS 150 By the piece BACON, Sliced 33 BACON half or whole AND HENS FANCY FRYERS CARROTS ilHillliiiiUililliiliiiiijilllillU SUNDAY AUGUST 2nd HELPER BALL PARK - 23c Fund. he m STAR RR AND CORN No. 2 can BEANS j DEVILEU flieai ILibbys 3 cans hens are lviarKei HIGH SPEED TIRES l-5- 6 cans SHRIMP Gull Kist WAX PAPER 15 PEAS CORN can No-cans Large roll WIIEATIES lOtfiUOYAL Dessert 230 inll flavors, 4 pkgs Lars'? pkg COFFEE, 1 lb jar 300 (FLOUR, 48 lb $1-5iRed Star 290 TUNA FISH I jl Home Operated Home Owned 1 Specials for Fri. July 31 and Sat. Aug. SUGAR, 10 lbs 1,44! FLOUR, 48 lbs CoV 25 lbs CAPS doz 270lFIlUIT JARS i on :- , giant bars 25gjIvERR LIDS doz LPvEFT, Lge pkg to Luncheon Phone news nens to The Helper Journal. rr. Tin 1CC1 Kidney beans Meats with 2Q AN ACCIDENT ingles loubles in all divisions istics, Mrs. R. Axelguard. The next meeting will be held at the Price city park next August 31st. baking Pdr Free Shasta ground lamb ) AAM Swans Down lg pkg good buy for while the spring to 2i2 lb birds Stewing ! 1 TABLE SYRUP jHewletts, quart Oxydol Camay a Ground "r a FERA auer-Tuvno- reasonably. f1 - hair-breadt- j Fries Spring 'rom - 11 Market The lb. f - ... for 10c. ast-2- i4 five-yea- r - - , Spaghetti or oni 39c; Peanut butter 17c jar 23c; Matches Blue Pine Catsup Palmolive soap 5c; I oil soap 6 bars 25c. Corn 4c pkg; Deviled day Hros.-Glyd- e - lb box have ; - ',' 17c qt", 2 lbs 19c. . Gelatine 4c pkg; lod- alt 6c: Grahams 2 lbs f Dried Carrots 6c can; loom 19c doz; All Star $1.29; O.P.S. Service 15c lb; Lg Ovaltine k.K. Amonia or Bluing f r , Mod cocoa 3 . - pkg; Clorox 7c - !.. y production fiscal 1935, i Isy" f, .uoervision of the state. Ire more startling figures S5T , - l 4. itlot, Pablld from the sum of $150, the stats Wen paid into sum of $64,518.58 to ana tax commission t nty, t; V 1936. ,035 "net four-yea- widely-quote- legal licenses fpermits. SHOW IS COMING SOON - the public .,r,r-avail. qr. etc.aU ,ne.lle of a i A, I0 ft ... dnv. "'.;,;,,,.heenpursuits, divert- 5 WORLD'S NEWEST BIG approximately 53.000,000 bushels of corn, rye, barley and other PROVIDES THRILLS ASPIRES FOR grains . . . aside from sizeable ex- Utahna Noble for penditure sugar. Value of grain at current price levels $25,000,000. Grands Entertained The rodeo at Wellington on the The l'ast Nob!e Glands of the 5. One large distiller alone 24th was a continuous thrill from The world's largest circus, travSchenley Products company pat- o!"U.fr dahlia Rebecca Lodge No. beginning to end and some in wt'ie ronized delightfully entertained on three trains of American farmers last at the eling this is made home of Elizabeth Falter- - the middle. Kvery rider whs an Announcement steel dailioad cars, with year to the extent of more than SOU at a week of the candidacy of Itoger 1,081) peop'e, 30 elephants, 812 t.riilira nartv $5,000,000 worth of ' and rye ri,!inK ,ion both 'horaebatk" Reynolds for the r term luncheon. Monday July to say nothing of and menagerie animals and 500 horses barley malt aml on steers. The w ildest steers of Five tables of an. ti.m' i.H.i ou the will exhibit iu Helper ou Sunday, commissioner county large expenditures for other grain vided entertainment for the 2U and the "buckinRess" bronks that democratic ticket this fall. In an August 9, for one afternoon show and fruits, sugar, timber and other Ruests. Miss Carrie Ashton. Mrs. could be found la the country interview with Mr. Reynolds he only, and throughout this section farm commodities. Levy Hines. Mrs. Houston and Mrs 'round, were brought to the con- stated. 'That inasmuch as there 6. A plans are perfecting for the atestimate, for Sniilev wei-aim man aKainsi norse ami i.i.c not !. i ice nimin.. nthpr ,pmiirratii w.r , of every man, woman, tendance which we can offer no statistical nitted 10 the full!..... A delicious lun. heon. including1 cow," were ..!.. ant from ui., child so it seems at this and basis, credits repeal with the s.? iM e w sirenpn ana tne vwl-- ; at the preseut time. I will throw Scatch shortbread, was served at of great performance. more than one verous of as the applause large my hat into the ring." million persons. Records show that which Mr. Kmil Porter, the oniv Everybody wishes to see the I would like the pub'ic to Coles gentleman nresent. wa evi,i..ntK- sembly of lovers of the range. the above mentioned Ileatty Circus Some of the "tough ones" w ere company .i. mmwMr. Reynolds continued. this year, which last year return know alone directly and indirectly pro. wun riinieii tne utmost ease, with "that if anv other democrat geek- ed from a vides employment for more than triumphal out touching leather, while thi off iee who has served tour of Europe, and it is a for Tu many.lne ladies attending incUided: 47,000 persons. rui rumi.g over tne sort ground faith gone conclusion that the worlds 1nrt in lha ,.st mn Ab an pvamnl. of 7 the many!'hal ,,aU'!,h especially prepared received and or efficiently fully 1,I,IU Ma',Isblargest tent, seating 10,000 persons Gla.Iy for the jolts tine ranger known r v M.ng their part to for his services in wi.ll be filled to the last chair. ' Mrs-Su"an MMau nasten industrial recovery, the s "TwiBty Ri.h.- - furnished much compensation abundance of abuse as I have been Six rings and stages and the hipjWilham Murphy, Mrs. House. Mrs. Lntertamn.anf and same firm oaid out , escaped injury compensated while trying to build podrome MraMof nart-track, to say Rehor' ' by a poses (taxes included) more than ,K"0b,h,:f being rendered th" party to iu present height, I the vast aerial mazenothing for the nnt Oreenhalgh. 153,000.000. These purchases bene-- ! unconscious T; twice, but returned .will withdraw in his earth's foremost arenlc talent Km" Por,er- Mrs- Tarney to the final gladly fited at least 82 maior Am,,i,., riding. 400 favor." and acknowledged kings industries. These dollars, together jiirn, ui neipei ; .Mrs. iiousion Road racing was an exciting Mr. Reynolds has been identi- queens of daring, grace, skill and an.l Mrs. Jones of Cast'.e Gate: with the thousands and millions feature and some fast time was of of dollars of other distillers and! Mrs. Levy Hines of Standardville made, hut the road was limited fied with the democratic party 25 incredible agility. Sixty clowns for the will project tea times that numCarbon past county Ami Decaill i.arne Anun oi to space by many parked cars. affiliated inrf..Rri in various capacities, and ber of mirth waves. Countless aml years EUz' "'iniS' hSleSS' Kntertainnient was furnished by at the patriotic task of creating abeth Vmvrsoatwo young girls with a guitar has always been affiliated with new foreign features and innovamas. purchasing power-t- he very labor. In 1906 he was a membe tions new to America are introessence of industrial recovery. singing range songs, they moved of the United Mine Workers of duced on the gigantic program of Mis. George Davis of Downey. about the crowd rendering the and ALL this added revenAmerica at Tonopah, Nevada, and the world s greatest amusement California a for real visit with ue does not detract from other stopped cowboy melodys. at the is present time a member institution. Clyde Beattys gigantic The riders were: Melvin Edbusinesses, but is merely Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller on her of Locomotive trained animal exhibition wi'l be of Brotherhood the Bud from Lincoln, Nebraska to wards, the result of wise diversion of a way Draper, Norman Winn, He is presented in the big main and Firemen Enginemen. "river of gold" from an illegal and her home in California. She had Jack Housekeeper, Rulon Rich. a Wanda Wentx and Old John and of owner Helper property Frank Henderson and Elvin Chapuncontrollable source to a channel been in Nebraska attending the 125 Year Old Elephant would circus his from the Throughout three experiences past day Lodge Sessions tf the man, and the general committee, of public good and for the benefit Grand office tented of stables the be of gigantic the Cole holding capable in Star of whieh she was charge of the occasion were, of American citizens and taxpayers EaHtel Beatty organization found in the big show's great free former Past Grand Matron and Ezra Branch, Ed. Cottreli; Derrlll to which he aspires. as a. whole. will be open to the public free of horse fair which also includes a Mills and Elvin Chapman. State Organizer of the State of Here lovers of fine horses congress, of tiny Shetland ponies CITY TOURNAMENT charge. Nebraska. She was very favorab'y RELIEF SOCIETY MEETING may view at random hundreds of to delight the little folks. impressed with this part of Utah. Ladies Democratic GETS UNDER WAY the world's most beautiful thor- Doors to the show and the The Relief Society teachers will open at 1 p.m. The Club Meets At Club The annual Helper city tennis oughbreds. Perfect specimens of Mrs. Margaret Turner and daugtraining meeting will be held at almost every known strain will be big show starts at 2 P.m. the home f leah Berry, South hter Ethel and son .lames left tournament, with a record num The Ladies' Democratic club of 3rd Eaat St., Monday August 3. ber of entrants from all parts of early Tuesday lor Idaho where $125. All .membeis are urged to be they will visit at the summer- Carbon county met at the Carbon the county, swung into action on DEFRAUDER of Unable r to raise $3000 bond, Ott 'uo ,ilsi iviunaay 29 home of Mrs. E. L. ManRum. Mrs. LUU"l,J all with pairpresent. July AWAITING TRIAL in their regular monthly Wednesday, was held In the county jail awaitnH Mr. .lames Turner will noon ings listed for the first round ing action of state and federal Mr. adn Mrs. Fonnk Christeuson come back the latter part T)f the meeting. of play. Supervisor Wardell states Harry Wesley Ott, former re- authorities who have filed criminSilas Rowley, national delegate and:. baby, Clarice, and Gloria and week while Miss F.thel will stay compethat the racquet present gional supervisor of emergency al charges against him. After Ott's Delbert Olsen all of lleiner, re- in Idaho indefinitely. They were to the convention in Philadelphia tition will exceed all previous ten- conservation work, United States arrival from Bay City, Assistant interestlast a month, gave very Turnturned this week from an extend- also accompanied by Mrs. nis tournaments in interest, as division of who is accused United States Attorney, John S. on and grazing, convention the talk ing in the tennis played ed tirp to the west and northern er's grandson Tommy. the brand of in the District court at Price of Boyden, informed Utah District his The projfollowing imtrip. states and also included a visit city and county has greatly grand larceny and in federal F. W. Keller of Monti- ects were reviewed: Subscribe for the Journal into Vancouver, Canada. proved during the last year. Last court of impersonating a govern- Attorney cello The women's division of the the federal government that champions w ill be on hand ment officer, was returned Wedwould WPA was related in a paper by year's surrender Ott for tria' on laurels against to defend their July 22 to Salt Lake City the state charge if the proper writ Mrs. Limb of Price; Stanley of young rac- nesday, the array greatest from Bay City, Michigan, where were forwarded to Salt Lake sewing, Mrs. Ray Walters; school City. quet wielders ever to perform on he w as arrested. Ott attempted The change of 'lunches, Mrs. Ed Hanson; profes the local courts. grand larceny was trie impersonation of a govern-- made against Ott in Price w hen he sional and service projects, Mrs. conPlay In the tournament is ment officer to defraud H. T. attempted to pilfer FERA Chris Jouflas, Helper; library and ducted supplies in the following divisions: Goulding, southern Utah rancher placed in his custodv. Home Operated book repair, Mrs. R. Steckleman; Mens Home Owned and doubles, junior singles nursery school projects, Mrs. D. singles and doubles, boys singles Ci. Cavenah; adult education, Mrs. and doubles, womens tind girls Prices Effective Fri.-Sa- t. July 31, Aug. 1 i J Jos. Schlegal; research and statand doubles, ana mixeu WITHOUT double-lengt- and the on! been r r.- bootlegger .u- lr.J LABOR MAN RODEO COMMISSION re- - a. a reaped Page 5 THE HELPER JOURNAL 27j 9 IS H I ZZZ I g S g GAMES 2 0 1 VIDE S3 2 D ea rs: VS. HELPER CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE GAME A Battle For First Place 2 ,Ieal Games Adm Game starts at 1:30 p.m. I g g ! i |