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Show i I AT THE GABION ASPHALT TO GRILL CAFE the clubs meet" "Where Strand Theare Bill For Wtek Versatile! EXPERIENCE LARGE Friday and Saturday the Strand Theatre brings to it's patrons an This Week: . TONNAGE Three Foreign Paper auoscr unions W1! KEN1LW0P.TH Carbon Legion. Post No. 21, IN 1937 s ir, The Journal was in receipt subof three evand week this scriptions eryone of them a renewal. One came from Charles Mil-anat Trona, California who wrcte especially for a copy of the Feb. 26th issue. Grace Swalls of Petersburg, was another who Indiana sought renewal of her paper subscription and J. D. Colette of Juntura, Oregon was the third. All three of the above subscribers were former residents of Helper and have followed the news of the community and the county through this paper since leaving here. If you have a friend or relative whom you would really care to give a real treat, just give them a subscription to newspaper. It the home-towcomes out once a week but it's better than all the letters and correspondence you migh write in a month. Just Two Dollars per year! e exceptionally fine double bill. Hit Mrs. R. W. Robinson entertained number one is; 'A Doctor's Diary". jlast Friday evening for the bridge A young physician's battle to club at her home here. Saturday - Little Standard Coal of parsecret infantile learn the Co. officials and employees. Orders For Product forms the background of alysis Miss Edna Matson and Miss Fay B.P.W. Club, regular Monday Many-Statethis picture. The top roles are Come From in Salt Dixon spent the week-en- d meeting. played by George Bancroft, Helen - Kiwahis Mrs. returned L. W. regDixon Lake. Wednesday Club, Burgess, and John Trent. ular weekly meeting. home with them, having spent "The Two is: Hit number Prospects for a banner year in Hold your next bridge party, contrastthe past two weeks in Spanish Carbon county's reck asphalt in- Longest Night," with a dinner cr banquet program at the combination of lovo, murder Fork and Salt Lake. ing acare in dustry already sight, Grill. and comedy. Tuesday and Wedcording to Henry H. Jones, plant Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Clarke and attraction at the Luncheons in Special) superintendent Bridge charge.'of oper- nesday, is the Mrs. L. P. Pearce are spending about a a dog. Strand picture 40c to f)5c ations. , Courteous Service About twenty men are employ- Taken from the Albert Payson a few days in Salt Lake City. ed at the plant located in Sunny- - Terhune story, tre Mighty Treve Convenient Location A. C. Wilson, Salt Lake, and .W. is a picture sure to please young . . . , vuuiuiuaiuus nui mo side at the nresent t1nif and this mi 13 0. Pell of Ogden, were in Helper u,u"L tuu,bB. number will be augmented until"" (Advertisement) Wednesday relative to federal legs about 125 will be on! Bank Niht at the Strand- islation on the HR N..1668. Mr. the force commencing about the Wilson is, vice chairman and Mr. of first May. GLEN SPRING chairman of the Western is Pell If ; Asphalt projects in the county of the 21 railroad organDivision and state, and other western states Bud Strong all of which are labor izations By enhance the prospects of a large Your pleasure is our desire. are in favor of the that groups production year. The city of Denbill which will enable railroads to Glen The Carver has high Spring the assured junior UTAH 70 Phone already HELPER, bon company of 2 runways at the school held their assembly last make competitive prices to customers when such is advisable by airport. The company furnished Tuesday. The program consisted Interstate Commerce Commisthe Mr. of the following: invocation, Friday products for one runway last sum Continuous from 3:30 Sat. mer and this amounted to about w- O. Murphy; speech, Kli3e O. sion. r Mr. Wilson and Mr. Pell were 6,000 tons. It is expected that this Green; citizenship talk, Kemp Exceptionally Fine Double Bill alone will range around ertson and Rodney Wilcox; poem, soliciting support of Carbon counDelia Rowley, and band numbers ty civic clubs and groups ror this Hit No. 1. 10,000 to 12,000 tons. Several asphalt projects in the under the direction of H. Duke, legislation which would in effect 5. railroads which state are also under consideration Eugene Houston was chairman. permit pay enormous taxes in- - the slan and and it is expected that the local' The winners of the declamation county to compete with water product will be allowed in com-petition with various other roadjclass were Cclleen, Rowley and carriers that are hauling copmaterials on numerous state road Marie Parker, per and other materials from it . . commission jobs. foreign countries right into this '.oi'.f in The winners the a because of the ch5ao to Carbon be debating county country appears far and transportation afforded by water customer this year. It is re-- ! class were Dorothy Mattrl-:large m freight. ported that the county govern- - Glen Jackson. Hit No. 2 ment is planning to lay many tons The three scout patrols, The of the asphalt, while both the' The Foxes, and The cities of Price and Helper are al-- ! Wolves, a im-- ' Eagles had contest last lively extensive road ready planning Tuesday. The Wolves took first provement programs. Frank Young of Price will act vlace by besting the Foxes and as clerk in the office of the Sunny-- ' the Eagles took second place. side plant this coming year suc After the contest a meeting was THURS. FRI. SAT. ceeding Albert Kay who has for held for the boys on the subject of merit held this badges. DICK POWELL position. merly JOAN DL0ND3LL. last Silas Rowley was in Salt Lake Glenda Ferrell - Vicior Moore Mayor Spratling spent - Monday Sunday in Salt Lake on official City Sunday. week 1 Continuous f.'om p.m. Sun. duties. He was accompanied by "GOLD DIGGERS It is reported that Miss Olga the mayor of Price and the coun OF 1937" Dupin and Albert Sterlaker are ty commissioners. now happily married. SUN. MON. TUES. Continuous Sunday 1:00 CATHOLIC CHURCH Dix Davies, formerly Richard FUND SOUGHT of Spring and MELVYN DOUGLAS Canyon, are now mak VIRGINIA BRUCE ing their home with their sister, (Continued from Page I.) Mrs. Francis Cunningham. - Friday American . full-timer- Saturday - Rob-orde- o Mrs. John Jensen, who has been Gate, took charge cf the j,' ... ...3 .n Vi - tannin fft. thft Shop, which firm Miss p,, . . , mvuuu past Six f riva waa uul aor.j ori, first the for on town the Mcnday down been has Mrs. Jensen time. with an extreme case of intestinal flu and has had a longe siege of it. She reports that this spring weather has helped her more than any other thing. SATURDAY OXLy Elizabeth Paterson was an OgCLIVE BROOK den visitor this week where she in spent a few days with friends. her While she was absent, sister, "SCOTLAND YAPiu' Mrs. Christie Houston of Castle J : left-han- V-- m'tr'w! ilk Give a delightful box of Fancy I There Is An Plus CHAPTER RAINS NEWS NINE of "AGE DRUMMOflO" BANK NIGHT $ 100.00 the Screen "GIRL OVERBOARD" A thrilling murder mystery Special Notice LADIES, you would like to have a new outfit for Easter, wouldn't you? Of course you would. OK, watch for special advertisthe complete ing regarding Spring outfit to be given away by the Strand absolutely FREE. The Strand is able to play Santa Claus to some lady in thia territory through the operation of the following Wesley Petty Mr. and Mrs. Slott Johnson dinner guests of Mr. and Thursday On By co- were Mrs. ABERDEEN DEALER Whiley Wheeler last Sunday. The Bridge blub met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Duncan. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Albert Shockley, Mr. W. H. Dal-toMrs. Berl Erlckson and Mr. Ted Wolverton. Mrs. Albert Shaw is visiting in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Julio Milano of Los Angeles, was visiting in Rains last week. In Your Wesley Petty was here last Friday to attend the Prom. Mrs. John Merg of Standard was a Rains visitor last Tuesday. pkg or Wheat SPAGHETTI 3 cans for MUSTARD KREMEL GOAL & The Ladies Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Bert Lamph. Priiies went to Mrs. Anderson and Mr3. Christensen. Childs of Rains hold the lucky number for the set of table "are given by the Rexal Drug in Helper, last week. Mrs. mer-cnant- s: COMPANY LEE H. LEMON m Fancy RICE FLAKES muia Bowl Free SERVICE CLEANERS m cans 2 s si e f Fancy, Whole, Small 16! 4t TOMATOa JUICE cans ig vanips. 10c g Marshmellows Ig can COFFEE 1 lb STORE OPEN ALL DAY GRAPEFRUIT W Shaver's No. 2 can fj FLOUR 48 lbs 7rf " 2 lbs 3 bars 570 SOAP LUX or Toilet a wo io. a cans -- TUNA FISH can ff RICE 3 lb cello White Star No. 2 Fancy Blue Rose FRUITS and VEGETABLES f SPINACH 3 lbs 25!ORANGES Ig doz Jjl Texas 1-- EVENT I , LEMONS Ig doz "Clothes made to measure by KAHN are m renown for smart style, fine tailoring, perfect fit, and low priced. lb if! CA TOMATOES Fresh J U. S. INSPECTED MEATS. VEAL POT ROAST 41 A Your Choice of Imported or Domestic Fabrics Complete line of suit lengths "eanoits PORK SIDE Service Cleaners & Dyers Good cuts 11 SLICED BACON lb lb Sliced SIRLOIN STEAKS UTAH lb ftl 14 to IK h PORK CHOPS . j j m. PARSNIPS 3 lbs GRAPEFRUIT Ig Texas 3 for PORK ROASTS . $i L All Brands Red Star SOAP 10 bars Bob White DON'T MISS f i roll MILK And Dyers HELPER 1-- STRING BEANS ffj iku. a cans ffe s ! ROYAL Desserts All flavors pkg LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S SUITS 'Tlbslit Pg cans i&f I BEEF POT ROAST " 2 No. 2 I TISSUE Toilet At The UNUSUAL b FOOD 2g DOG larfrp ran " imjis m TAILORED TO MEASURE FRANKS 1 ni, BISQUIT, Wheat CORN FLAKES Mr. Lemon is one of the outstanding tailoring experts in the entire West lor BROWN E. "Ciiuggs SPINACH 2St 2 lbs ; Home Operated SALMON Ig can urn Mn SALT, Iodized 26 oz pkg 2St V 3:30 Sunday Prices Effective Fri. Sat., March 12th - 13th PEAS No. 2's IQrfjWASH Powder-Good grade 2 cans T Peets 2 2 lb pkg Tif THIS ierf foe; Sun. and Mon. Continuous Home Owned WHEATIES 2 packages . POT ROAST lb HAMBURGER flying BIRTHDAY" 554 lb tense drama of "WHEN'S YOUIl BROOMS Good Quality VEAL POT Roast A f Progressive Mar COKE 2M Q "CRACK-UP- " 1 INDEPENDENT jar JQ 3 pfcgs DONLEVY Wi 19 r 5-t- ie Mr. Lucy Snyder has returned J. C. to her home In Georgia. Penney company, LOwenstein's, Bessie's Fashion Shop, E, H. A baby arrived at the home of. Thomas.. Ladies.. Shop,.. Elite Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie See. All to Ladies Ready Jewelry and .concerned are doing nicely. Wear and The Style Shop. See aiy cf these merchants for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith the very latest Spring creanndj el uro week end visitors tighter tions, and ttyles. i' Salt Iike City. ihe Toggery, OATS I Community lb Per carton t LORRE BRIAN CANDY STORE AH Brands MATCHES WILLLNf 1-- $.G9 BAKING Powder 94 Clabber Girl can from AMERICAN Tip-To- p CRACKERS 2 lb box PETER in lb. and 2 lb. sizes Hand-Mad- e Bunnies Just Like Real JOE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 , Monday Sunday Friday - Saturday Easter Chocolates All Sizes Also Candy Eggs and other Easter Goodies Specials for Fri. - Sat. March 12th and 13th COFFEE Big Four Prjl and Comfort Will Be In Helper 39 Roger Evans CANDIES HEAT AND GROCERY SPAGHETTI 5 lb box for Muriel - AND ABLE" ! FLO UK GIRLS'- "READY - KAHN Tailoring Company of Indianapolis MEAT "MISSING KEELER LEE DIXON Intermountain Representative for the CENTRAL I BUNNIS 'Women of Glamour" Phone news items to The Helber Journal. And RUBY The new Ford truck of the yard crew is sure causing some furor among employees of the car department, who run the thing all day. , vs5" ( Sunday - I Many friends will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank who passed Hensley, away in Oregon last week. Mrs. Hensley lived in Spring Glen for many years. J COMMANDS" Continuous 1 been selected yet, it is planned by the site committee to negotiate tor land somewhere between the city hall and Martinelli garage possibly on either the right Thtn hirt't and cr side of the street your fattira (n aNUTtMh Through the assistance of the Salt Lake diocese of the Catholic A man with bi rTVi I L,church, Bishop James E. Kearney mouth b comin r k JLj will rerommend the architecture ( tTT im your life, no yu ra foinS to and site of the proposed structure. 'fl I I At least $12,000 will be given by the church itself. The drive to raise funds by the Giving away of a new ford sedan to be purchased from the Bunnel Motor company of Helper is one of the several means the finance Tuesday - Wednesday committee has used in raising the Continuous from 3:30 Wed. $1500 in the treasury at the present time. Last fall C. E. Huish, who owns the Strand Theatre TREVE1 'THE MIGHTY enterprises in Helper, donated the entire receipts of the theatre for with two days to the church committee. The story of a deq that you !Many other forms of raising funds will learrt to love have been, solicited and if the $3,000 is not raised in full by the NOAH BERRY JR. present campaign, the committee will sponsor still more drives And TUFFY ' for funds. The deg that plays the part of TREVE in the picture Friday, March 12, 1937. n , -- " Helper, Utah. THE HELPER JOURNAL. Page Four I it d O c lb F Fcrlb F Sugar cured lb J: |