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Show Fnday'Ccto5er12y "Helper Utah, Applicants must have had certain specified educaction and-oexperience. All Suies except Massachusetts, Mathematician Actuarial So. Dakota, Nebraska. Washing ted States Civil Service ton, Minnesota, Vermont. Colorado, I'Dl Tie Iowa. Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia have received saiIYVe examinaticns for mathematician, less than their quota of appointactuarial ments in the apportioned departyear, ando junior 600 In mental service, fulA a Washington. D.C. ' Fu!! information may Retirement Board, obtain n ed from the Secretary of the U.S ?Pfuritv Board. i: rn SEEVICE r gflNATIONS vr . , i Blatz Brewing Company To Expand Plant Dae To Sales Gain the site has been occupied by a one and a half story building used as a malt syrup canning plant. The. new stock house will be 99 by 116 feet and will be 100 Milwaukee, Wis. An ever feet high. :t will house storage demand for Blatz beer, and fermenting tanks, and will i haw a specially ucted wort surpasing all previous sales has led the Blatz Brewing cooling room and yeast culture company to announce an approx- room. imate $700.ii00 building expansion The building io ts bo completed program. This is the fourth time not later than March 1. 1937, in the Blatz company has added to time for proper ageing before mid-itc--. .1 production facilities since re-- 1 season consumption. Construction peal of prohibition. will give employment to more Construction of a seven story than 200 men for five months. steel and concrete stock house while many permanent employees has already been started. The will be added to handle the Innew building is being erected on creased producM:i of beer. 11 the historic site of the original In the tower at the top of the t Blatz brew house. In recent years new stock house a wcrt colling room of the most modern tvpe Is Civil Service Hoard of K xaminors ' e constructed. The room will di me pot. otfice or custom house be lined with white tile, wiht an J. FRANK GRIMES in any city which has a Dost or arched ceiling. A Baeudelot cooler ifice of the first or second class. of latest design, permitting the or from the United States Civil beer to be cooled Newspapers To Get by flowing over Service Commission, Washington, refrigerated pipes, is to be installIncreased Support ed. The cooling equipment will From All Grocers be enclosed in glass and attendants will be dressed in white to Convinced that newspaper adassure positive cleanliness in all operations. vertising is the most productive soiling method of Its more than DRIVER'S LICENSES .6.500 members, J. Frank Crimes, t of the Independent Grocers' Alliance, today anGIVEN TO MANY nounced plans for tripling the organiiation's space in dailies and w for driver's licenses weeklies. Applications Speaking before a meeting of 27 were submitted persons at by Ik wholesale grocers celebrating the the regular weekly examination tenth of the founding anniversary "i conducted last Saturday at the of 1GA, Grimes declared: Verne hall State Patrolman by city "During the decade closing with Davis. Two chauffers licenses There Is An were also applied for and issued. this anniversary, IGA did a gross ABERDEEN DEALER bilExaminations are given every business of more than three In Your lion dollars business. Saturday morning at the Price "Our experience has conclusivecity hall, between the hcurs of proven that the newspapers ly nine and 12 noon. All persons who do not have licenses and who wish are our most valuable ally and to make application, are urged to newspaper advertising Is the first INDEPENDENT call there. At least one examiner line of offense In the merchandising field of the Independent is on hand all the time. business." grocery Those who applied last week GOAL & COKE The alliance was formed In 1926 were: Rex Elmer, Payson; Mitto enable the independent grocer chell Erdel, Price; Eldredge to meet highly organized comeptl-tioCOMPANY Green, Huntington; Pete Sutch, by cooperative, effort and la Albert Sutch, LaMar Sutch, all of now the largest organization of Standardville; Bael P. Barker. kind. its Perron; Harriet Rowley, Standardm ville; John Peperakis, Hitwatha; r houses from shipping! Mildren Newberry, National; G. N. our in town and crushing Clifford goods Srauh. Hill, Wellington; Pearl Johnson, Verna Rutherford, the establishments using organized labor. Grand Swasey, all of Price. C. O. Carter. Also Joseph F. Cameron, Jesse FAVORS PRESS :- yy r EIGHTEEN 'A v. i a s a v, m MONTH5 , rec-oid- s - h blUL . . . SPECIAL VALUE S HOUSEWARES HEAT Comfort I iovi id If to rr & 1 ' I I Turn Over Toasfer Perculalar GUARANTEED FLAVOR UNMATCHED Special $495 Special nOSP-- $95 iSSldlWSSM founder-presiden- CHARRED r k I WHISKEY AT AMY PRICE jut, ' n AT cak barrels Community LIFETIME QUALITY Dup "A 1 in 1 OAU BOTTLED ' 1 c Mail-orde- Waffle Ilahcr A THRIFTY BUY1 - Sandwich Grill Special A BEAUTY1 $495 . Thompson, Reel W. Bailey, all of Ferron, Tony J. Yockey, Standardville; W. E. iiKe, Leland Davis, H. M. Deeben of Helper; Pete Mathewdis, Hiawatha; J. R. Edea, Cleveland, Velda A. Jones, Price; J.iCk Beth Nayhr, lioreumers; Hall, Price; Ralph, Bracken and Jessie Smody, Hiawatha. DeLue Special Utah Fuel Co. $5 95 MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BUFFET SERVICE MONTH COMMENTS FAMOUS Castle Gate Clear Creek Your Dealer or Utah Power & Light Co. See General Offioes llllillli ffiiflMil! ;;:Sii:;:::S;4:::S;:;S l; BRAND 90 PROOF STRAIGHT WHISKEY AS YOU PREFER IH BOURBON OR RYE No. 167 BOURBON No. 64, RYE QUART. BOURto. 61 4 others. There must have been great un-- i rest among labor in the days of the Prophets; one of them wrote, "Oh, how good it is for bretheren to dwell together in unity!" Look! The machines will take the places of 350 more workers in and around the mines this season. There is a movement afoot to make everyone working for a goods. living to buy This plan will stop the large Union-mad- I I S Ultra-moder- n! At last you can have modern kitchen with a wood and coal range. This cew Allen is stream-line- d the last word in n design; Built to last a lifetime; Superbly finished d in lustrous porcelain enamel set off with smart block Bakelke door handles; a: ultra-moder- two-cone- , Salt Lake 3ty Utah 1 NEW! Different! no act of This depression God. And there Is no need "of worrying about how we got in it: the thing to do is to plan how to get out. If labor makes np its mind it could get out of this mees" In Really We 24 hours. Labor should fight for Must Admit week. This day and That the President who is hailwould absorb more workers. For ed now as the greatest humaniexample: tarian since Lincoln does not en"There are in round numbers courage straight voting for either in democratic or republican tickets 40,00(5,000 persons employed the United States. Assuming that when the issue of the "best man" each of these persons works 8 Is at stake. hours a day for ,slx days, and hia Likewise, in the interest of good time was reduced to six hours a government and for the public day for five days, each person welfare the personel of one party would thereby lose 18 hours of ticket whether republican or demwork a week. This would make ocratic cannot be said to be better a total of 720,000.000 hours a than the opposition all the way week. Each worker would be down the line just because the working 30 hours a week. This leader is so believed. would theoretically give employ(Signed) ment to 24,000,000 persons more." A Democrat. These are the figures of thej officials of the American Federation of Labor, Haskin, and many is Sunnyside Coal & Coke I The Popularity Of President Roosvelt in this county as well as through-ou- t the entire nation is incurred by the things he does all of which appeal to the masses. Just last week, throwing away party principles again as he has done on several occasions, FDR went into Nebraska to speak for Senator George Norris, progressive republican seeking reelection. The embarassing thing about president Roosevelt's campaign In Nebraska for a republican caxidi- aate is that the democratic party naa a regular nominee in the race Who won out in the primaries for this post. Heavily insulated, lining and every other modern, worthwhile, feature making for matchless cooking and baking qualities! and for a ssrektg of faet, food and labor (hat actually makes domg without it an, extravagance A range of quality priced right dowa to spring-balance- d, oven-doo- r; sky-hig- earth! Stream-Line- d De-Lu- RANGES By alt means see tbk newest, mtst beautiful of all range ! HELPER FURNITURE & HARDWARE nfflVSTm lEV3 OIe swe U1 of qooJ. wine e at Biodepate price lad. TUB OLD QUAKER CO., Lawreoceburg. loolc hV 9jM$mfjm akvays lot hin naate on tkc KtUW Cbrton, .LolL'ilC Cnnh. k Ml WINE COMPANY (Licensed) SEEK on Drought The Finest r t Boer in Town ,wrl Ro" CANYON FOOL HALL Helper, Utah . 1 Roma n T !" : ; |