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Show JO URN THE HELPER PAGE SIX r c g turred the car was virtually aeim . ..nHornaAR r" when it .struck a concre Mr. throwine . anu ovmuui, most seriously post was the White who on the injured and driver of the car, highway. The five injured were nrsi to the Price city hospital and later - ia" XL THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE (mm murttfizm FRIDAY, SATURDAY, July nr Libbys Sunbrit CLEANSER TISSUE DOG FOOD Roxey Fresh Creamery 48 lbbas chilling BEANS VEAL CHOPS SS BANANAS mild 90 130 K S LEMONS lb 150 V"' 100 solid beads head 5 3 bunches RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS 100 c Quart 7 (gfiMFIFEB M.J.B., HILLS JELLO PEANUT BUTTER DEVILED MEAT faMy SUGAR WS& l?fltMs Dills All Brands A" Brands gflUttr I Can 25,bs he sqdd? mr nnniL W j All 48 lbs STAR-Excelle- nt Purpose Flour o Quart 31c FRUIT SIPS W 3 pkgs All flavors 25C Peas strinS Beans J?n 10 cans for J . . . it J T. T"yv4No. Vi can . I For Sandwiches Coffee All Brands Cucumbers 3 for For Slicing IjETTUCE 2 for Jumbo Heads U. S. lb can 2?C 10 bars 31c 3 lbs Aa TOMATOES AW 3 Firm and Ripe $ 3 lbs tA BANANAS Firm and Ripe Market INSPECTED MEATS Cottage Cheese 20c 9 lb STEAKS Sirloin or steer beef lb fif POT ROAST Branded Steer Beef lb to 1W VEAL STEAKS or CHOPS milk fed lb IK VEAL POT ROAST ltt lb milk fed SLICED BACON lb UK cured $147 Carton ft sugar BACON SQUARES PORK ROASTS PORK CHOPS 7 can 2J4 T-Bo- ne MATCHES 6-B- ox 5gc SUGAR ... 10 lbs tJ Utah Beet SHRIMPS 2 cans W uruou gmue PICNIC 4 cans 23c Barttett's Jto RED 3 lg pkgs PEARS No. Pork and Beans Three No. 2 cans for H7flm 7, 8 and 10 10 cans 19 CLEANSER 4 cans Sunbrite or Holly pound 10,bs 590 Pineapple No. 2 lb all flavors PALMOLIVE SOAP Kelloggs 4 rolls TISSUE Toilet Union Dinner Club B6 flollan at "Accrs Soap P&G, Naptha doz Sunkist Can COOKIES POST TOASTIES Lux or Libebuoy 4 bars for Pkg b ara Miracle Wteap Giant 3-l- CORN FLAKES STARCH 2 pkgs 4 C Corn or Gloss 2lbs Bings LETTUCE lb COTTAGE CHEESE CHEESE 90 ioibs CUCUMBERS ,b 1fOUr7)oUars Prices for Fri. Sat. and Mon., July - CHERRIES ,b nicecuts VEAL ROAST 2 16 m MARSHMALLOWS "' miIk"1' - N NEW SPUDS BOILING BEEF 2 N 940 02 can 2 MIXED VEGETABLES lb U Vmarket RHilll PEPPER BUnER Mc lb "IS Sliced OPERATED.' -- RED STAR FLOUR 250 120lcan 100 2cans 90 4ro,,s 190 4 250 HOME UTTER n sz 3,or HOME OWNED 7 and 8 Jar Qt. Shavers 2 No. 2 cans CORNED BEEF BEER UTAH war.? cuutj(3atfe N,2r i oc nt and bruises to the front a ben result cupants were the which they were in car of the tire of last riding blew out Thursday week. Injured were A. Hovey Pike, 39, 50 ' of Sandardville; Clyde Lawrence phrta Pike. 35. Mrs. 34, all Hilda Pike, Pike, 33, and Mrs. nhomo The accident ocenroute to Standardville and e PEAS, BEANS cril m four-bagge- tirade Oiip u ' . ' Mr. Jacobsen i, e CONCRETE OVERPASS I HELPER that o wcu can iv. condition all are recovering. i, Bti "ilc,cu uy me victim mt, 1 Condition Still Critical t t ntdc, reooits on the condition o' by the car of pv Vl. U was in ho . Glen, are Spring 58, Martin Jacobsen, icti ac- - en left lee a a nedestrian-automobilr e lmru tn vJ of last week, IUUU1UV1 . evening cident Tuesday CAR STRUCK - game-winnin- effect mat Latest reports are to the FIVE INJURED WHEN The locals, due to some heavy hit-- , Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown and at the ting by Bill Verdi, Joe Curia and daughter of Salt Lake visited Mr. Brown's Mrs. ot parents, Pinky Burns, scored three runs in the hme Mrs- Jonn Malaker. an1 added which to one in their sixth, 10 TO 9 III the fifth and three in the third, made1 Jean Malaker of Salt Lake spant the score even at 7 all, Provo again the Fourth visiting her parents, Mr. SECOND HALF OPENING took the lead by pushing over one in and Mrs. John Malacker. the seventh and eighth. But Helper was stil( determined to keep in the j Harr Metos, Salt Lake attorney, was a Helper visitor Monday. It was anybody's ball name Sunday running, and combined an error, a at Provo until Manager Jnhn Phillipy single by Joe Myers, a of Uic Trovo Tlnipn cam to bat in by Curia and a single by Ace Verdi, !with a doub,e ttnd trip,e was th the ninth, with two men out and the t3 again tie up the ball game 9 to 9. heavy sticker for Helper. Myers, Ace Verdi and Hums each collected a score tied at 9 all, and poked out a Things looked plenty good for Hel- of hits. pair a borne run to give bin team mates per in the last part of the game, Jensen and G.t.',ner with three hits No. 1 standing in the first frame of when Burns whiffed Williams and the second half in the Industrial iAngelich, first two men to face him. each and Phillipy with a double and home run, were the league, and a victory over Helper's Hut finis was written t the local's his entry. chances, when Manager Phillipy sent big guns in the Timp's win. Provo drew first blood in the last 'the first pitched ball delivered to Despite his loss. Burns pitched a half of the first inning, when they him for a long to end steady game, with the exception of collected three hits and a stolen base the ball game and give his team the first and fifth innngfl, Provo batsfor two runs. Helper, after being held mates a good start In the second men did but very little damage to his slants. Detmers was the winning pitscoreless for the first two Innings, jhalf. came back in the third and pushed Tony Krisman, playing his first cher for the Timps. over three runs, to give them a mo- game for the locals this year, looked travels to Bingham next Help mentary lead. The tlmps evened the plenty good at bat and although play. Sunday for a game with Gemmell count in their half of the third and Ing out of position on first, proved Club, unless a revision of the sched-hadded four more In the fifth. in still a tough ball player. Curia.'ule is made before that date. TIMPS REFEL LOCALS three-bagge-r hospital. Is rvnwved to the Standardville lean cuts Small Loin lb l$f 1 W FANCY HENS - - - SPRING FRYE At Thft Rifrht Prirps Lunch Meats - All Kinds of Cheese $ |