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Show Page 5. THE HELPER JOURNAL. BAND DANCE IS MATRESSES You Matrew renovated and covered with new material For ll , Trmn C re- SFRiNG CANYON on4y $4.50 Progressive Market Specials for Fri. Sat., April OXYDOL Ig pkg MATCID2S 6 box carton tf CRACKERS Soda 3 lbs ICg TISSUE roll Velvet, Toilet WHEAT! ES pkg SYRUP Qt Log Cabin MILK Ig can All brands PINEAPPLE Sliced No. 2 SOAP, C-- can 1-- 2 2 - 3 40 J0g CLOROX SUGAR doz Large size r 59g 2 lbs 290 GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 7 290 XQrf vm 3B3i xn mcwwini hums tousnui 10 1,1 We pledged ourselves with other Union our Meat Market at 6 P.M. beginning April notice of this closing time and shop earlier This plan is to give all meat market men a few hours of sunlight and it will be further notice. we say "thanks" and we hope you Don't forget that we It is with sincerest appreciation that to you for attending our Anniversary Sale profited by our many fine bargains. are constantly on the job to save you money and to make your shopping a pleasure. icci market Specials for Fri. Sat., April Home Owned Home Operated Free Delivery Before 11 o'clock Prices Effective Fri. Sat., April 2nd - 3rd ib FLOUR 48 lbs 61.79 Star Brand POWDERED SUGAR 0.P.S, No. 2 cans CORN FLAKES Two Ig pkgs 1-- i 2 I Dish FREE CRACKERS 2 lbs Soda or Graham I OATS 1 350jSperry's CAKES i i 2 lbs COCOA 150 pkg , 50 ?ft0 150 250 for 3 bars MILK Any brand 4 can limit 4 cans SALMON Alaska Pink large can jijrf S0APPandG10 bar limit JQbars FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS Not changing the subject, but here are some bald facts. Denver and Detroit are running a neck and neck race for the championship of the United States. Indians are never what? We Fix 'em CORRECTLY K But Our Specialty Is LADIES SHOE REPAIRING '4 'Give Us a Trial' 250 20 2 1 wstfiTj ..J We have just installed the latest shoe rbu'ldir:; device In our shop in order to rebuild your shoes in the modern way. doz SPINACH 3 lbs Texas Union U. jPure Pork lb j&TEAKS Sirloin- - If YrVA 350 3 lbs 100 CITA 250 CARROTS Bulk S. INSPECTED SAUSAGE 2 lbs doz CijLEMONS MEATS 5jPOT "JT VEGETABLES 2 lbs for NEW ASPARAGUS CAULIFLOWER Market ROAST lb 100 4QA jTUT KUAST ID COMMUNITY :? P WAITER VICTOR & I ft iMcLflGLENCONNOLu i Msin9DF CHURCH Sunday school 10:00 a.m. C. E, Beveridge, superintendent. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. -Anthem by choir, Sermon by Dr, W. E. Blackstock. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. De- votionals by league. Ladies Aid at the church next Thursday afternoon. Choir practice every Friday evening. If you love God, serve him, through service to humanity. T. H. Evans. Pastor. SHOP Across from Bunnel Motor Co. Helper, Utah 3 RADISHES bunch BULK LARD 2 lbs for tIATECY STEELE Assorted lb VEAL CHOPS MUTTON CHOPS W PORK CHOPS lb 250 PORKKoast lb rf LEG of LAMB lb n GROUND BEEF ROASTS Packing house and Local beef pound 2 ibs IS MISSING'.' II (( mI ' PLUS features AT THE PRICE OF ORDINARY t2d 250 BACONor Halflb 260 Whole crouna z ins BACON Sliced "lb HAM, Mission lb 23d lb to V Mi J WW cmn Fancy Hens and Roasting Chickens "A SURETY OF PURETY" . . II v SUM SUMMEKVIlie WAITER CATIETT GEORGE SANDERS 'm! 4 R7 ' ouoier dioces W 4 ' ! STEPIN f ETCHII Mass will be sung in the Notre -- . Dame de Lourdes church at Price I Tuesday Wednesday j 10 at a.m. from 3:30 Wed for continuous Dominic I Saturday WHAT OTHER TIRE Conca of Spring Glen who died AT ITS PRJCE HAS at the Price city hospital Tues day at 1:30 a.m. after a three AH OF THESE week's illness. D TIRE Born at Novalesa Italy Nov FEATURES! ember 11. 1881, Mr. Conca came to the United States thirty-twyears ago. He resided in Clinton, Indiana for several years then re ich X00 fu" otin turned to Italy, where he re Thursday 'hrouithou! br the mained for a short time. He came "Dobl.Cor" Procel to Carbon county in 1918 where BANK NIGHT E"r "oo arcui proTidiac he had been a resident of Spring Glen for 20 years at the time of Srisg iaC grip ttttd. his death. iMzttoAar Wfi i proportion He was a member of the Stella d 1 America lodge, a fraternal or He served as vice ganization. --HUB UVVULL-VVRL- U president and trustee of the orCrtD CYTDR IfllCAfiC On the Screen ganization. He is survived by both parents, d EDWARD ARNOLD Don't buy any tire un- - 1 til vou see how much more we're iwo sisters and one brother of in offcrtne in this Goodrich Cavalier. Italy and one sister of Toronto, Not only because it's "double- Canada. MEAD'S iifi cured lor extra toughness a the uunai will take place in the not only because it way through . . t i nas an extra qusruon anai jk lodge plot in Helper under the sxrip WOMAN" other tire features but 1 direction of the Flynn Funeral because all of these features directors. combined in this " ona tire! make it a great are buy" today, Save money on tires. Get Good- - 4 rich Cavalieri now. 6 HIGH-PRICE- o 3 4 Pa0? 5 6 , 'i tf $ 130. "11 j BAND DANCE GARDENS d $5.43 30 x zyt 4.40 x 21 $6.05 $6.03 ,4.50 x 20 4.50 x 21 $6.37 S7.2F 4.75 x 19 5.00 x 19 tubject to eAaive VMhmU ttc j rm4 "EVERV Special Floor Shows Between Intermission 1 U .. l ; V Goodrich Helper I J 54.8 'i'rwt Helper . X E POWEHOUNG-AMECH- JANI DARWELl n Whole or Half Ij M I 1M i i A i 230 HAMBURGER A; Sunday - Monday 1 p.m. Sun CA RAINBOW J j Continuous from GLEN MAN ON SAT, 120 , i M m Benefit Helper School Band T-Bo- ne it 11 HCtC AV'VUH-i v A TIRE WITH jFi j I RITES FOR SPRING Per pound JQ0 lbs for NEW CABBAGE LUNCH MEAT 1$$ 250 SHOE KRISSMAN high-price- ORANGES I Large size 4 bald-heade- 10? 3plIgs 2 pound can COCOA 320 JELLO pkg j All flavors lb 390 250 2 lb package DATES WOODBURY'S SOAP lg pkg lbs PUFFED WHEAT or RICE 190 6 box carton 230 PAR 124 pkg St' 23( MATCHES Fancy it oz lb-1- 3 JELL POWDER 3 25 4 lb pkg BLUE PINE RICE 290 3 cans for cans small PINEAPPLE 200 No. 2 can GRAPEFRUIT Q0 Blue Pine CATSUP Quart can 0 4 lb pkg SEEDLESS RAISINS 290 1-- -j- 3 CORN FLAKES 2 lg pkgs and bowl LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars CHOCOLATES For Mother's day lb 2 PEACHES Sliced 2 cans 2-- one bag limit RED STAR FLOUR lbs 580 SUGAR 10 lbs 590 290 25 lbs $1 .59 MILK can 70jHYPRO qt bottle 0 Standby brand TOMATOES can KWli BEANS 100 w m uu j 2 No. can for j PINEAPPLE 350 WHEATIES iced 2 cans 250 2 pkgs for No. 2 2 cans 1 Markets to close 1st. Please take for your meats. a chance to get effective until THANKS! ZT COFFEE i Friday Saturday 1 Z?3? T ), at For rr ma-am- nmxm asnuflK PORK CHOPS lb 270j meat market will close VEAL CHOPS arcnl-tecture- f- ' The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: Junior engineer (naval $2,000 a year. Navy De- Members of the Business and Professional Women'8 club the Irene Phelps and Fred Wllatead. ladies auxiliary of the American - : . . I ri uvmU ui oiJimg ianyou, were Legion, the Ladies Literary club married on March 20. of Helper, heard ft talk given on partment, The Ladies Auxiliary of the U. cancer control at the Helper cenAssociate technical analyst, $3,- M.W.A. was entertained at a oance tral school house last Monday 200 a year, and assistant techni at Kenilworth March 2V. Mem- evening by Mrs. Bert Bunnel. cal analyst, $2,600 a year. Bureau bers of the Auxiliary have report Mrs. Bunnel U in charge of the of Unemployment Compensation, ed that the Kenilworth men are cancer control program in Helper Social Security Board. very artistic fan dancers, and the and U heading the membership Curriculum specialist and text-- i program and dance were very drive here to raise funds to fight book writer (mathematics). $3800 the dread malady. She gave a very a year, textbook writer and curmuch enjoyed. Interesting lecture and pointed riculum research worker, $2,G00 a Judge Ciristensen of Price was out numerous statistical data that year, Office of Indian Affairs. a speaker here in the L.D.S. indicated the vast extent the disFull information may be obchurch on Easter Sunday. Other ease has reached In this country. tained from Eugene Gibson, secwere Harry Greenall, Dr. A. R. Demman also spoke retary of the U. S. Civil Service speakers Leola Davis, and Geraldine Green, on the program and told that 70 Board at the post office In this all. rer cent of the funds secured city. Leland Warren visited last week would be used by the state assac- end in Salt Lake. He enlisted In ialion and 30 per cent would be Aldo Nichols Out the Army and plans to leave for sent back to the natloual organiz "U" Track Fort Douglas or Monterey, Califor-:- ation. soon. A real , flute, piccolo trio by Donna Among the University of Utah Lou Wardell, Raymond Weeter stars to turn out tuis track and Vera Rlarv vas rendered; Carbon Asphalt Will NicMrs. Eugene Reid accompanied at the state school was Aldo Be Allowed of a resident Sunnyside. hols, Compete Katherine Street, who sang a Nichols, who is a crack 440 vocal solo. Word was received this week yard man, was a regular member that Carbon county asphalt pro- Attend Meeting of the Redskju cinder team last duced by the Rock Asphalt com- In Salt Lake year, and according to present indications is expected to at least pany of Utah would be allowed in . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reid atcompetition with black top, plant tended a m banquet held for music i mixed asphalt, on the additions educations of the state at the Lion to be made to the Salt Lake airHouse in Salt Lake Friday, March port runway. Dr. James Mursell, noted author It is expected that 15,000 tons and lecturer and professor of of the local product would be Phone 70 HELPER, UTAH music at Teachers college, Colused if a contract could be ob umbia University, spoke on "New tained by an asphalt bidder. Big Hits Consistently Horizons in Music Education." "In and About" Salt Lake City music educators club was organContinuous from 3:30 Sat. ized and Mr. Reid became a mem ber. M t victories of last is a junior at the nig school. to Don't foreet! - Our i GANGER TALK repeat wk U. S. INSPECTED MEATS VEAL Pot Roast 1 84 SAUSAGE er ib Pure Pork BEEF ROAST lb CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS CLUBS HEAR u 254r JELLO li Qt. 174 ASPARAGUS 10 lbs Tender LEMONS Mrs. L. H. Merrill, who collected contributions frou Spring Canyon residents for the Cancer Control campaign last week, reports that theae voluntary donations far exceeded the mark set for Spring Canyon. A total sum of $27.50 was given. Contributors in eluded: Lucile Sutch, Bishop Carl son, Anna Jacobsen, R. A. Brown, C L. Shurtliff. P. J. Millarich, R Phillips, A. N. Thorn. Wm. E. C. H. Hasemyer, Farish, C. R. Ostler, S. C Forsyth, Ray Rob- bins, J. H. Phillips, M. A. Stew art, A. R, Livingston, Pete Degn, John Jordlson Hans Degn, E. E V. L. Nielsen. Elias Sherfick, Degn, David Brown, Mary C AU pke flavors giant bars Powdered Sugar M. J. B. COFFEE 3 lb l ib 290 2 lbs 570 SALT,package Iodized P-- G W, G Brown, Mary Richards, FreU Teesie Thompson D. M.' Faddia. John Richards and Leah S. Merrill. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Nielson on March 25 Mother and baby are doing well, Kil-foyl- I Helper school win hold lu anConverted into a new spring fm nual band dance at the Rainbow for $9.50. Will call for and deliver Cardena Saturday, April 3rd. Dave each Tuesday and Friday, inter, Coltoo Is handling student arested parties may write to rangements for the affair am Wardell Principal is directing. MATRESS CO. OVERMAN Daring the Intermission, some Provo. titan outstanding floor show performances will be given by students. Or Box 21 Helper, Utah A real treat is ia store. Helper, Utah, Friday, April 2, 1937. INCH A GOODRICH HELPER TIRE" SUPER SERVICE ' i |