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Show AT THE Its GREATER rand UU THE BURSTING "BOMBSHELL" INTRODUCES THESE AND MANY OTHER GREAT Tt OCT. OCT. 4 nrr 7 - 3 Koad Resurfacing To Be Delayed ' 11 1 " o in OPT 14 than was reported at the end of the corresponding week of last year, according to Melvln C. Wilson, principal. If enrollment increases during thg year as it has done In former years, by next May, nearly 1000 students can be expected to be registered at the school. Breakdown of the total number into grades Is as follows: Seniors, 243; Juniors, 253; Sophomores, 200; and Freshmen, 132. Memo pads for sale ax The Journal office. ,!l!li!!NIII!i!!liliill!!ll!lilill!H l.T I Tr ci: j 1G - 17 - ' SOW 3 YEARS OLD I Si) (night). these territory, October 14, Carbon at Grand Junction, Colorado, (night). October 21, Spanish Fork at Carbon. October 28, Carbon at Moab. November 5, Carbon at Las Vegas, Nevada. November 11 (Armistice Day), Richfield at Carbon. Winner of the Carbon-Moagame will enter the state playoffs. A charity game, as yet unscheduled, is expected to be arranged here for Thanksgiving Day, the grid mentor said. Third prize of twenty-fivdollars was awarded to Tommy Morrison ol Price for his essay in the high school division C.I.T. Safety Foundation contest for 1937. This contest, part of the safety education program, was open to all pupils In any senior high school, public or private, in the United States. Young Morrison's essay was " He won a titled, similar award last year. e e JUL surrounding films to be shown on the Strand screen next Wednesday evening. No one knows who will be seen on the screen as Mr. Baer catches his subjects unaware and sometime doing peculiar things. This will not only be hilarious comedy, but will prove who Is best suited for the movies. Don't forget the date, Wednesday evening, October 5. This feature is to be showo in connection with the regular screen program. PRICE YOUTH WINS PRIZE 0 0 9 9 U. per chance you will have that privilege. Arriving in Helper today, Mr. H. J. Baer will take from 30'.) to 590 shots ofx Jocal people here and In the &:?eKff5SaEEESriH Coach Pies Summeihayes this Carbon High week announced for the schedule football school's remainder of the season as follows: September 30, Tooele at Carbon Price-Columbi- a fall, no announcement having been forthcoming to date as to the awarding of the contract for the work. Bids were called and were listed for opening recently. Being as rock asphalt will be used for the surfacing work. It appears that only the preparatory work will be accomplished this fall with the actual hard surfacing delayed until next summer. For proper application of rock asphalt In order to gain the best advantage of service it can render, this material must be applied during real warm weather. OCT. 1S I " f ?ikA r- -- : ANNOUNCE 1938 GRID SCHEDULE FOR DINOSAURS Strand Wednesday tar as registration U concerned, It appears extremely doubtful af the Carbon High school can look foi Have you ever seen yourself in the the present time that the hard sur- a banner year. Last week, the num- movies? If not, and you would like ber of students registered in the to, go to the Strand Theatre next facing of a portion of the highway will be done this four grades was 828, a hundred more Wednesday evening, October 5, and So v . Local Camera Shots To Be Shown At Carbon High Reports Large Enrollment CoIunibia-SunnyfyrJ- e ZTZZ r. : :. OCTOBER HOURESjffljNG These ARE Bargains Quantities Not Limited! Club Hostess Miss Klaine Heck was hostess to the Wednesday club last week. Cards were played with the following guests and members enjoying the pasttime: Elaine Jones, Mary Kavanagh, Mrs. Mildred Kelly, Mrs. Enid Munk, Mrs. Jeannette Chapman, Nina Miller, Gaie, Mrs. Ellen Matson, Mrs. Frieda Bianco and Mrs. J. Kavanagh. THE OLD QUAKER CO., LAWRENCE BURG, IND. Le-on- a "Motor-Manners.- iiimuHiiHniitiinmnMimMiMimmNNiiiHmiiiMimiiHmiw DID) , ) Value Every Item a How Long They Will Last No One Can Tell SO C031E EARLY ! Eecord-Breakin- g I these Prices Effective I'hbMiiW-Mll?TrTCLV 1 Friday & Saturday UfCESTO I Sept Oct. 30- FOLLOW THE CROWD AND BE AT PENNEY'S SATURDAY No Lay-Awa- MORNING s on Following Merchandise y ) S h Ladies SLIPS Rayon, Satin White or Peach . (40 only) - y CE-LEC- -- N 1S A 50 RAZOR BLADES S Double Edge at Pfflff COFFEE ffQH U Jvr at - S GLOVES stitched nap out (only 150 (only 40 pkgs) POWDERED SUGAR Hi uo lUifiHlU JUIUL MENS FANCY SUEDE Flannel SHIRTS 01 Mens Dress BlackTeather 7ZZZK Mens Underwear I Heayy wdgM 57 (only 40 pr.) 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