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Show FAGE TBI BKLFIK SCC "KENTUCKY MOONSHINE" AT STRAND SUN. utiiValentino nnMAL-BUr- ili, Returns To Bonnie August 4 and 5 New Officers Named Bankers By East Utah TTi E and Clearing The Nursery school, whicn nas The Eastern Bankers R. S. Jorbeen closed about two months, is exelected House association the of State first the to Roosevelt reopen pected dan, cashier of the for week. organization the of Bank, head JearEd. Louis. Kay and Ross Bunnel and d were: u casmei assistant Crawford, mund prwl-den- f vice day fishing at Fishlake. They report- the Carbon-Emerbank, of ed good catches. Claude J. Empey, cashier secretary-treasurer- ; Carbon-EmeiBank, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baiboglio, Mr. the and three directors, M. J. Mr. and and and Mrs. Elruie Bernardi cashier of the Bank of Mrs. George Grivet, spent the holi- Meagher, H. McKonkie, cashier W. Vernal; of Moab, days at Fishlake. of the First National bank y J' y J HZ A t , 3 till i a. MCKinnon, A s. rx t rf v bank of Price Carbon-Emerarrived here Monday and expect to! the iuuu-re"here they visit until Sunday. While Mrs. E. L. Mangum ana two week this are guests at the home of Mis. E. visitors were of Provo Mrs. mother, Flaim. her of home at the Margaret Turner. Mrs. R. A. Dart and sons enjoyed to his the Covered Wagon Days celebration Barney Bluniberg returned Monin Salt Lake on the 24th. Store Lowenstein work in the Dam, Boulder day after a vacation to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuster of the Parks and Fishlake. Cincinnatti, Ohio, left last week for their home after visiting here at the Eugene Gibson and John Colzani home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck. were in Salt Lake last week attendconvening a post office employees' Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Heck and Flortion. ence and Janet Mulyck, of Wisconsin, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Miss Eliza Mary Kavanagh left Mrs. George Heck of this city. visit in Den Friday for a ver. The entire front of the Canyon Pool Hall was redecorated WednesLetter files plain and metal day of this week. per Journal office. n I Don't let the whiskers fool you . . it's the Kitz Brothers as they appear in "Kentucky Moonshine" which opens Sunday, July 31st at the Strand. Shows continuous Sunday from 11 a.m. with special low prices prevailing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Manager Lewis states that anyone coming to the Theatre barefoot Sunday between the hours ct 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. will be admitted at half price. Buy second sheets by the ream The Helper Journal. Memo pads for sale por Journal office. . ax The Hel-a- two-wee- t vTiniiiniiiiiiiitmiiHHiMiimiiiinHHiiiiii'mimiiiiMii) J'UillHMHMttMiHI'HIiUtlltlHigiiiaifcilBHIiltitHillNiHimtBI mni BANANAS P O each Red handle BR003IS lb GINGER SNAPS LARD 8 . fanc"ink SCHILLING'S COFFEE $29 ri Standby L K 25f lb bag $1.15 4 pkg can 0 IIYPRO Vz gal. HDisinfests, cleans TEae $1.15 Flour Masrlict 1 MILK Standby CoSSee alta potato 3 Deviled Meat 4 CaSltal0Up8S lug 25c rirm ana ripe i SHOULDER STEAKS, tasty, nutritious lb BEEF ROASTS stamped, young lb 15 to Igjl lb tenderized PICNIC HAMS 23$ lb SLICED BACON 23$ and up Bargains in Shortening, Lunch Bleats, Lamb, Veal, Pork, Chickens and Fish mP. SK&GGSII STORES FOOD HELPER Highest Quality at Lowest Prices POT ROAST lb. Steer Beef FANCY HENS lb OF TVRrtYn iUTAH lb yiioie or Hi nail Tender Treated Assorted 25$ PORK CHOPS lb Loin LUNCH MEAT lb A SURETY Pot Roast Ity Pure White If AM. Mis1nn ft 270 PICNIC HAM lb Temler Treated tJii.tSE 25c Pkg 25 bag $1,29 I 48-l- b tall can 10c m large roll can 1-- 2 22c LUX or LIFEBUOY Toilet Soap 3 bars Crystal White or P. and G. 6 giant bars 2$ CRUSHED PINEAPPLE gallon can BAKING POWDER, Calumet 1 lb can MILK all brands 4 tall cans 27$ Three No. 1 lb ' RICE, M.J.B. COFFEE 2 cans 2f $ can lU 2 lb pkg lb AH Brands VEGETABLES-O- TOMATOES lb fgtf. MUTTON CHOPS ICh 6 ids ior MfJTTON LEG lb BACON Squares lb 2 lbs J7C 29f U ID oag )i) fAAUAHJS I'LUUK, Sperry SODA CRACKERS Gold Gen 3 lb box 35f VEAL CHOPS LARD carton ox PEAS, String Beans IIERSHEY'S COCOA 0 " 22 Amer. lb 4C II 17c ALL KINDS F Market spring Fryers Veal 6-b- DelMonte No. 2 Crushed or Sliced String Beans 3 lbs U. S. INSPECTED MEATS ys - 30 Large Pkg. FRUITS AND Union -- quart PINEAPPLE SALT PORK - v." S WAX PAPER 7Cgi 3 lbs r .tl GRAPEFRUIT Dromedary Two No. 2 cans 2J$ PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb jar WHEATIES 2 pkgs 1H One Bottle Coca Cola Free MAZOLA SALAD OIL 47 quart can eachlQc lQglTOMATOES ty 1 BDpr irili - GRAPEFRUIT Juice DelMonte 2 tall cans fty TREE TEA Green lb Half pkg 270 lb 27c Jumbo Mr. and Mrs. John Lange the 24th in Ogden, visiting Lange's relatives. SALMON can Plates, Napkins cans 15C Vienna Sausage I Q nn tic Pst v tana iui lg pkgs t Hansen is expected from New York wher 7 has been taking advanced studies. Her husband li Hansen, left some time ago for jw ver, where he will meet his her return here. Leads Them All 25C Paper Cups 3 pkgs 25 Chips to screen, Mayme FLOUR White Fawn IN GLASS JARS IDEAL FOR CANNING NEW SPUDS 10 lbs lb best grade X5C dinner. Economical for your vegetable To Fry Parboil first, roll in flour and fry with summer squash, etc. 2 lbs for HAMBURGER 250 lb MUTTON CHOPS 12C lg pkg on ine .nanas ruasy CLEANSEE 3 cans Ifi IT.11 iioiiy Drana "ci And One Large Pkg for 26c 27 PEETS, Bleaches J 1 CORN FLAKES Kelbggs 2 m APRICOTS In se All For lb GREEN TEA good grade 290 3 bottles 25$ Red, White and Blue Beer with empties 3 Ig pkgs for 50 CORN FLAKES lb 5 TOULYTOES, New Utah I All-Purpo- pUbiic , f At the premie r0... gagement of the picture la w n ion. u.k... a iew weeks ago ? audiences which thronged to u theatre seemed ow lQ D is posed of younger movie fans came to pay tribute to the sc15 idol of their parents, and remJ ha thrills y UB Ut . ""tr. in v j,.umeui ever concern j-y PAR Tomatoes, Peas gQg, Apricots whole pld Beans 10 cans j or Pineapple bkn slice Extra good grade No. 2 2 cans P.00 value Pork and Beans Wheat Puffies 2 Ig cans for or Rice Puffies CORN FLAKES 2 Ig pkgs 250 1 Large Corn Flakes U 2 cans KED STAR FLOUR CRACKER JACK POP CORN are BG Dollars 1-- lb package for . 2 lbs IIKRSIIEY'S COCOA 3 lbs POWDERED SUGAR case BLATZ BEER with empties SALMON, FlourExcellent movie-goin- g nation. A HOME MATCHES These Prices Effective Fri. Sat., July 29 - 30 lojT 10,bs NEW SPUDS c CLOROX tO ur 7)o 11ars 48,1) joined the These Prices Effective Fri. Sat., July 29 OPERATED Red Slar J y B HOME Si baa d HOME OWNED U VMARKET 1tu H a whole generation to whom R Valentino has been only a mnb ride Romance and adventure will Theatre Bonnie the over rampant screen Thursday and Friday, August reI and 5. when Rudolph Valentino turns in hjs last and greatest picture. -Son of the SeiU." Brought back again by a genuine Its origpopular demand, in exactly inal form except for the addition ot a modernistic musical score, and dramatic sound effects, "Son of the Sheik" is a thrilling, action-packedrama of the great Arabian desert. Valentino plays both the sheik of the role ol picturesaue Sahara and the son , swashbuckling his strong-willedwho. while keeping a rendezvous with his sweetheart, a dancing slave girl, enacted by the ever popular Vilma Banky. is kidnapped by a band of Moorish robbers. The revival of "Son of the Sheik" will find a new audience waiting I- Thrift in food buying is fast becoming every housewife's pride It becomes less of a problem too when you let O. P. S. Stores help. The selling of quality foods at thrifty prices is our pi.de. Try us, check quality, quantity and price and then decide. tn Pflp-prl- 28 k iiiii'ijiijiijiijiiiiiiiPi? THRIFT THURSDAY, JULY M CORN On the Cob U. 19c Dozen m lb MELONS, Klondyke CUCUMBERS NEW POTATOES Unim 4 Ibsjjc Firm Rip e 2 for U 10 lbs S. INSPECTED B MEATS PORK ROASTS lb VEAL POT ROAST REEF POT ROAST VEAL CHOPS lb LAMB CHOPS SLICED BACON Jb (good) U arKev 2K 17( lb lb J4I |