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Show J 4. Page Helper, Utah, Friday, November n H WORD THE PRINTED AGAINST SOUND THE HELPER JOURNAL THE Spring Canyon District News HELPER JOURNAL HELPER, UTAH Wm. F. MacKnight, Publisher. ONE YEAH - $2 SUBSCRIPTION . 6 MONTH'S $1 DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED FREE TD EVERT HOME THC JOURNAL'S NEWS EDITION EDITION THE JOURNAL SHOPPER Kntereo as Second CLihs matter at the I'ostoffiee at Carbon County, Utah. STANDARDVILLE RAINS NEWS Petty, stuilent spent the week-en- Wesley d at the at his COURT? SUPREME THE ABOUT Mr. Albert Shockley left here morning for week visit in California. Wednesday a two Mrs. Ohadwick has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Buffmire. Mrs. Briggs is visiting at the home of her brother, Jim Smith. kpLEGAL Attorney at Law Defendant. Braly Building, THE STATE OP UTAH TO THE Price, Utah. DEFENDANT: SAID Date of first publication, Nov13. l!:;i). ember You are hereby summoned ioj alter &t pear w ithin twenty d;;s tlji service of this summons upon CARBON - AMERICAN! you if served within the county in FORK PLAY MONDAY which this action is brought, otherwise within thirty days after According to Coach Preston per vice, and defend the above-entitleSummerhays, the Carbon counaction, and in case of your ty gridders will play Amer-icafailure so to do, judgment will bo Fork high school Monday rendered against you according afternoon at 2:30 p.m. on to the demand of the 'Complaint, Kiwanis field for the chamwhich has been filed with the pionship of the district. Clerk of said Court. 0 win By virtue of the This action is brought to re- this week over Springville, the miners have won the right to play for the title. The win-ne- r of the game Monday will m ft ,; & Via t of the play the champion southern Utah district. HELPER. UTAH PHONE 70 The Pick of the Pictures 7-- ANDREINI Saturday .,.k TX I SOUP ,ftfcWrji Robert MeWte 3 cans ,' BROOMS SUGAR Chat MILK tiAniGv; . LfyV"5 L f J I I P0V7I instead of a km, go! a (lap on th kitur TUNA FLAKES YAMS ud for $5,000,000. wou,d $,'M fo' dime't worth of lav . r-f- i. tram j rromaa nuoria-io-b- , to make o front-poitory 1 1 I n-u- i,? 'VIZ Free Delivery Before li UifiL.ll nliL TROUBLE" T;;ne In for Strand broadcast every night at 6:33 p.m. KEU8 SUGAR 25 lb $1.39 j FLOUR With purchases PAR Powder s $1.59 jAH Star 29fiSAP CATSUP, Kerns iQA 2 bottles GRAPEFRUIT jjtfd !3 cans for TOMATO Juice 4 cans for 29tf RAISINS 2 pkgs for lb 70 VEAL Roast lb 70 1-- 2 cans 2-l- b cans lUHAiura No. 2 jars 1-- 2 FRANKS LETTUCE MINCE Meat ;ijPOKK Roast 2H POT ROAST VEiVL LEGor lYMBlb 1 'lb 220 Place Your order forj 70 1 i noor if. 25J I (jt. J 2Pbuo3 bars 15 QajSOAP, Toilet ! 25f SALAD Dressing Quart jar lp: ,g 194 'Table, ! lb box ?CriiDOG lb J half gal. j FOOD 251 T 3 cans for DILL Pickles SI Qt itm fin Red 5O0RI CI Mb pkg i.l5 j APPLES Gibs Golden Delicious PEVRS 25fipEPlERS I.Green 3 lbs Gibs J5rij APPLES, for JUICE jJonathan Jj' 0 13 02 IPICKLES ft. Mustard Igjar25 BALOa, lb 4(A AVHAM Slice, lb BACON, Piece lb Roll CELERY, stalk 230Boneless, whole, half loJ3IUTTo Shoulder i5e Koast ! Whole or hair CA Z5k ana cream "T M a We Deliver Daily 100 lb Sinp lb 25t A u J lb STEAKS "ISfeer Beef lb ROAST lb PORK Roast lb Boston Bud 20? Fryers and large hens PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING 4C.A Tnmales and Brick Chili TURKEY ll DO IT NOW AND AVOID THE Ufl r CHICKENS OF ALL KINDS, Qji l?eef Fancy Hens and Spring Chickens lb E 22t 4 ninSJTF RnNFIKimi hm dhou N D 35 1 C 0 OYSTERS, Fresh Pint La.rge nD, 2 lbs for lft VWh Su"t Silver LearTH F F V LAMB Chops 15 01 M lb BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES JtUl KUAST Good cuts G! D( OYSTERS tLrr 8 lbs A. DeIMonte lS an JPINEAPPLE FRESH DAILY AT OUR OWN COOPS Mission lb lb Ho GFi 9 PORK CHOPS lb Small loin Turlieys early for pOT ISteer Thanksgiving Cho s Money-Saver- j SALMON, U. S. Inspected Meats Whole or Half aiui t 1 or Sweet lt)A head Large ''jSpuds 4 lbs CHESTNUTS lb 19$ APPLES 8 lbs 290 BACON Slab lb a.iij i PEANUTS qt Cm WAFFLE FLOUR unuuuLAicuntnfiiw can Lean cuts 250 and li l O can SHce minnni ITr nurnnirn OA YAMS lb 5 pkg 390jllV-I'K- can GRAPEFRUIT CHILI BRICK lb lb PANCAKE, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORANGES doz Cryi lb SI 494 All Brands iuiiar.uuiiut 2 for - j grfjFANCY CAKES JQrf Per pound 39 TISSUE, Toilet joi 4 rolls for Good Quality Par asso bars plot Everyday gVEGmAlSLES r for salad 2 rnns 10 Bars Brken ! GLAZED Fruit package BROOMS each -- j Campbells, lb 260 HAMBURGER ston food fami can BACON Squares 22(i!STEAKS 2 lbs IT.lmnn Oil C:1..: Per lb 11111 wiiisp VEAL Steak port 2 pounds (or M TOMATO Soup 7 PINEAPPLE pk 49H 4-- lb IN THE xMARKET BEEF STEAK lb lb a-- SPARrlFTTI. Franco American w I I villa I 'I I 10 bars Jonathans BEEF Roast "luiiinig Dottle LAUNDRY SOAP Crystal White Washing DATE Pudding 2 cans No. 2 lb 2 lbs for j 48-lb- 2 bots. q m EXTRACT Lemon Vanilla or Ify ' "- J gottles FRUIT MIX 13-1- PUMPKIN 3 cans g KF.TTR --- and Bargains 14, per can CASINO BEER 29$ 9g 13- - o'clock TOALYTOES PORK Roast WEDNESDAY at 4 P.M. DRIVE FOR LIBRARY One Eook Will Admit You FREE 11 SALMON 2 cans 250 Large cans 2 for 25 WHEAT y SHREDDED PORK Chops cons SI Friday and Saturday for our Specials SALAD FISH Follow the Crowds to Our Big 9c Sale 4 Specials for Friday - Saturday BACON Sliced lb Wednesday On I Or; j MILK 3 lbs GRAPES Listen in on Radio Sfntimi HAND SOAP Creme Oil 4 bars CLEANSER can CA Holly SARDINES can QA y Oval tins CATSUP 2 bots. 250 hef LOY -.- can All Brands IL fellow to plea bag Specials for Friday - Saturday, 21 &Qti 10-l- b that ru PEAS, BEANS No. 2 cans. 3 for DEVILED Meat 3 cans for Sun. Mon. Tues. m SeJV 13-1- 4 pkg 2-- Ib youi imp the J "jf -- COFFEE lb All Brands MARKET imhn ANNIVERSARY SALE n Nov Studi . ICC! d Specials RICE i Vo ue out the any object and in the memory long of , ' 'BEE! information. Sight brings be-sid- Word has been received of the birth of a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Dodgson. The Dodgsons are now cover a judgment dissolving the residing in Mt. Pleasant. bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the WANTED ' plaintiff and the defendant,,, for BOARD AND ROOM the custody of the minor child of the plaintiff and defendant, for the sum of Fifty Dollars, (50.00), ....A place to board and room INhW.- per month for the support of close to town for two or three a day. Anyone interested plaintiff and for the care, main- meals can call Phone 21. SUMMONS of and education tenance, support the minor child of the plaintiff and FRANK B. HANSON SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT defendant, for costs of suit, and COURT, IN AND FOR CARBON for all further, necessary and Price Phone 397 proper relief in the premises. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH ; course. at Law Attorney HENRY RUOGER1, MAE JAMKS ELL.WOOI), Rooms 1 and 2 Silvagni Bldg. Fire Madam Perkins. for Plaintiff. Attorney Plaintiff, Attorney for Plaintiff: vs. Henry Rugged, CURTIS E. KIXWOOD, Friday phone ,,.ent. j The Ilnochle club met at the home of Mia. IJert Lamph. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ohrtstensen and Mrs. Art Lamph. 4-- Ore I a The American people have spoken! They have Riven President Roosevelt and the principles of the 'Nev Deal" the most extraordinary vote of confidence ever recorded in a democratic country. They have, routed the forces of Coercion, Money and Propaganda. They have voted for progress; they have condemned reaction. Shall the will of the people prevail? The question is pertinent at this time, because the people rendered a somewhat similar verdict in 1932. They repeated it, with added emphasis, in 1934. President Roosevelt and the Conpjets of the United States accepted that verdict and enacted legislation designed to carry cut the people's will. The people have demonstrated they know how to sweep reactionaries out of House and Senate, and to install a Progressive leader in the White House. They will know how to deal with Judicial reactionaries should that bocomB necessary. For America is on the inarch, arid he who gets in front of the procession is likely to be run over. - OfElire ..,.,; home here. WHAT 1 remains Tin Red Cross regional home K HOME after. An actual picture or ah i' OP ;hvgiene rotimi iuuie ' F, and interested family open letter is more certain in Mr. James Corey (M,.i,in? or uhn desmind than a spoken and the have left Standard Ito make thein .... raiuiun hnmc' hveione (ktratitUre " home in Greeniiver Hi a no. cription. rate of the sick will be eonuueiLikewise, the printed word 'ed at the court house at i'rice. s Specials is more certain to a customer Jack Davis Jr., has invested m 1()l).iV (Friday) from 9:3$ a.m. a for more indusive a Chevrolet. a new 1937 3".3f) picture Now on pm " Tak in v. are sale than barren talk in the Mr. Fred Skelchei is a pattitut; subjects following . room. These deductions alone nume 0r for at the Standard hospital. Requirements scheduled: St. account for the newspapers teaching, lesson planning, demonwas A .lancing party given at,straUons an(J t(.sU of the country getting more Miss Le(la Present Yo the amusement hall alst week b';whiUn0,.e district state Sjupervis- - than 3 to 1 greater propor. the W.P.A. Everyone had a g"xl01. ()f publi(. health nlirSing. will tion of the advertising budget a Recent Photo, of national advertisers time. araph last have charge of arrangements. year than radios. This is the first of a series oi under the direction ... The Helper Journal circulYOURS FOR SATISFAC: LEWIS PROSPECT TO conferences ates each week to more than lied of Miss Myrtic Coltharp, 1000 paid subscribers in this Cross nursing field representa district states. and local merchants tive for PERKINS northwestern SUCCEED M. VOGUE are also given an 1800 cir Other round table meetings will culation shopping guide Universal Service on November be conducted at Ogden, Provo 68 Main Street and will dates disCedar The for a total of 2800 cir. City. news 7, released the following be announced culation. . later. HELPER, UTAH patch from Pittsburgh: . , "The full force of the U.S. Labor i ' ' I Subscribe for the Journal Subscribe for The Journal. Department has been thrown becom his hind John I i. Lewis and Inilll tmit mittee for industrial organization iu iimMrMuiiir in their drive to unionize si eel workers . . . Because of the loyalty and financial assistance of John L. Lewis to the Democratic party. He, alone, was responsible for collecting upwards of $400,000 of President for the Roosevelt." Tf this be the truth, President m tua ui,ib m Ttoosevelt has but one obvious Hc-lje- B.V.L"., ThE and knowledge accumulating Junior Parry By Petty Wesley By ANNOUNCING Science has proved that the human eye is man's greatest and most effective means of lied Cross to Conduct Class in Home Hygiene i 1? 11 ; |