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Show i i THE HELPER .TIMES, HELPER, UTAH fourth News yillamy A. Hughes wonder if we are right one says, "Three more Can it f" ntil Thanksgiving"! 4 bie that a whole year has ' Tquietly and rapidly by since S Thanksgiving Day? How ' Utah i things have we v r ff!iat have we accomplished most of a11, wnat then, and SH : ' tnil r of us ' le ,ort-whi- r be f thankful for since line' i looked forward to by and girls as well as ne, iW. DUt lt we were t0 rea!lv am wonder- iid on ourselves, I would be there 113 of ff many 1 and truly setting are really '. the day for true Thanksgiv- day is ? 1 boys QXS ; '' a happy time to live in most of us, ipation of, and to much the time j dinner means ".friends and relatives meet lor Deep down in our ,py reunion. '4 we feel the right motive for , occasion, but do we show it? to those who read this, word si i toping to remember the same .if I would repeat part of a :a which goes something like ; a i is 5 STt ' Mr. and Mrs Guy Whitford left The fixtures for the new home of Sunday for Price to take out Mrs. the J. C. Penney company's local H. H. Graham, Mrs. Whitford's moth, er, who has spent two months here. store have been unroaded this week. She returns to Wells, Minnesota. Glass is being inset in the front winDuchesne Curier. dows, and the floor being laid. As soon as the ceiling material arrives, The Helper school musicians af- work will be commenced to install forded an enjoyable musical program the fixtures, and make final arrangeat the social hour of the Y Sunday ments for the occupation of the Penevening. These included the junior ney stores by the first of the month. chorus high and the junior high orchestra under the supervision of Felton Hickman. Much credit is also due to U. Bovaro, for his training of the students also members of the Helper Band. Vocal numbers were given by Miss Alta Thompson, accompanied by Miss V. Neuteboom and a piano solo by Miss Dorothy Metz, aside from the numbers by the HOME MADE NOODLES chorus and orchestra. Rev. H. M. In Helper Merkle of Price Community church was the speaker of the evening. Chinese Dishes A Specialty you Chop Suey Vhop Mcrhie i,day in having ! Comp-E'E3- THEM 7 1 Wyoming ar- last Tuesday lit. Get your Chrismas Cards Helper Times, Printers. Try Our Good Mrs. Waino Hyito are vaudeville at the Kenilworth Theatre in their house on Bark- - Thursday night after the picture it Street. show. Last Friday evening Miss Maude kittle Frank Owen has been quite " Woodhead and Miss Phyllis Burton . We he . for several hope days. soon be able to go back to gave a shower party in honor of Mrs. Grant Edwards at the home of iol again. the bride's mother, Mrs. George lifter a vacation of several weeks A very delicious lunch was Umber. Kenin southern California, served Mrs. Umber. Those who by ' h Robertson returned to his home enjoyed the evening were Mrs. Grant e Sunday night. Edwards, Miss Maude Woodhead, T C. Woodward supt. of schools Miss Phyllis Burton, Miss Sarah 1 i Miss Clara Kramer, primary sup- Nichols, Miss Anna Blackham, Miss visor visited the school here Fri-I- Willamy Hughes, Miss Etta Moffitt, v. Mrs. Richard Tiffany, Mrs. Lester George Christensen might have Blackham, Mrs. Gladstone Woodhead, seriously hurt Friday when he Mrs. Clifford Leavitt, Mrs. Nephi H from a coal car. He was very Christensen, and the Misses Elenora not being hurt badly, and Pearl Umber. j'tunate in Miss Anna Blackham as Bee Keep- Mrs. Dominic Poulvi was the j will organize the Bee Hive Wed- - charming hostess at a shower party The meeting will given in honor of Mrs. Lester Blackj day evening. The I held at the Blackham home. ham last Wednesday night. 1 The inhabitants of Kenilworth are guests enjoyed card games until a 'king forward to the big dance to late hour, when a delicious luncheon Mrs. by the hostess. Thanksgiving Eve. A good was servedreceived j'"negiven beautiful Blackham many is j anticipated by everyone. Those who attendMembers of the third grade are and useful gifts. Miss Anna Blackwere ed the party IrT glad to have Rosemary Ander- Thelma Miss McMillan, M;iss ham, s back in school. Rosemary has Clarabel Hurst, Miss Virginia Grn quite ill for the past three eaves, Miss Helga Jones, Miss Phillis Burton, Miss Sarah Nichols, Miss little George Knight celebrated his Maude Woodhead, Miss Marguerite I rthday Saturday by inviting many Jackson, Miss Mary Macke, Miss Etta his little school-mate- s ta his home Mcffitt, Miss Willamy Hughes, Mrs. a party in his honor. The boys Carl Sisson, Mrs. John Blackham, Jr. 'd girls enioyed lovely refreshments and Mrs. Lester Blackham. f I I l i I I ' I I I I ' I t j- 1 f I I I Jsd games. at the Phone 87-HELPER, UTAH ex--sd- ed Pies Cakes 48 $1.75 3.45 . . 16.75 33.00 SUGAR Fine Granulated, 25 lbs -- all Kinds LARD Doughnuts Etc. also Fresh, Pure, 8-l- pail b . THAT GOOD BREAD BUTTER American Bakery REFLECTIONS ON THE STREETS OF HELPER I it is some place! The hot sandwiches, home-mad- Meat Department ... DON'T 15c Pot Roast, pound Hams, Skinned, pound . 28c Bacon, Sugar Cured, pound 28c mm mm e pies and the coffee were beyond my description. You really should try it once like I did, and I'll bet I'll see you there every day. Well, here's my door! See you tomor- 45c Fresh Creamery, per lb IWAflT They serve the best food of any restaurant I know. I was surprised at the size of the portions, and pleased with the polite and prompt service. me UTAH HELPER, "Hello, Bill!" "Hello, Jack!" "Say, Bill, I just had luncheon at the Grill, and take it from Many Other Bargains to be Found at Our Store. COME LOOK US OVER row!" "All right Jack, I'll be there!" We serve a Special Table 1 Hote Dinner on Sunday. The Grill Cafe Cold EAT Weather Mutual Gas & Puerto 2graphs jtcrevcr $ Service I AIELLO I Association JL G. GROCERY & is coming:, don't forget about your radiator. Take We have Alcahol. care of tihis now. It might Freeze any night. la) LUIG invuations have Deen already for Thanksgiving dinars. Mr. and Mrs. James Robert-- n Sr., will entertain Mr. .and Mrs. o ,tthew Butte'rworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Boardman. The ladies' Bridge Club met with : irs. Sam Woodhead last week. Those ,'ho attended were Mrs. William Woodhead, Mrs. L. P. Pearce, Mts. L. Robinson, Mrs. George Umber, fe. John Burton, and Mrs. James many FLOUR PASTRY -- I Just received a carload of High Patent guaranteed flour Stock up for the winter NOW. pound bag 2 Sacks 10 Sacks . 20 Sacks Suey House ; i 6 1--- Coffee Helper Chop ct and ,rsettled f f i lay. Qjva Kiemoia 0f 'ed in Kenilworth f Sr Friday and Saturday November 25-2- SANDWICHES France and the United States face a difficult situation in their trade relations, but as long as the United States has money and France has Paris, the situation will work out all right. Indianapolis News. I was unfortunate his leg broken. "lie Kenilworth Mercantile now has its Christmas goods on i HourlHour! The Best fish-pon- plan your turkey dinner, thankful that you are living, be sure to leave a lot of room, real true Thanksgiving. n Gladstone Woodhead, who has been employed by the Kenilworth Mercantile Company, has ltsft the store and taken the position of weigh man. The vacancy left by Mr. Wood-hea- d has been filled by Kenneth Smith. The Ken'lworth teachers who will leave for the Thanksgiving holidays are Miss Virginia Greaves who will spend her holidays with her sister in Cleveland, Utah; Miss Helga Jones will go to her home in Spanish Fork, and Miss Claribel Hurst will go to her home in Payson. While at his work in the Kenilworth Mercantile Company Store Monday, George Umber had the misfortune to be struck in the eye by a wire from the cash carrier. Mr. Umber was rushed to Price, and from there to Salt Lake City, for special attention. The boys and girls are looking forward to the dancing parties to be given Wednesday afternoon in the school house. The small boys and girls will dance first, and the older boys and girls will have their party afterwards. Pop-cor- n balls, cocckies, candy, and other refreshments will be for sale. The ladies.' Relief Society gave its bazaar in the library Saturday. A number of hand-mad- e pieces were on display, also cake and coffee were A served. d created much excitement among the boys and girls for they thoroughly enjoyed it. The sale seemed to be a real success, for all the goods were sold in a short j time. Several of the High School girls, namerly, Miss Blanche Bailey, Miss Anna Blackham, Miss Vecchio, Miss Edith Parise, Miss Marguerite Jackson, Miss Leah Lloyd, Miss Elenora Umber, Miss Ethel Burton, Miss Thelma McMillan, and Miss Pearl Umber will give a five-amusical Art Studio Phone f You'll step when you hear Cass Hog-a- n and his Park Central Hotel Orchestra play "Biroadway" you heard; 'Moonlight Waters" played by Charles Kaley. It's hot, 75c 1139D. No. S6-- Utah Helper, HELPER. UTAH Have al-j-- . Down Go Prices ! NEW R ECORDS ( $2,C00 STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE ,"reebourn. Saturday night several girls form- a party at the home of Miss Sarah Echols. The girls played 500. Those Resent were Miss Marguerite Jack--oMiss Blanche Bailey, Miss Anna S'.ackham, Miss Phyllis Burton, and ella Reed. I As a means of bringing to a close 'Ah first phase of the charter education in the Kenilworth School, tot Frldav mnrnfnn- - the linvs and .'?irls put on a short program. It insisted of original songs and poems 1 & n, I I J: from the f aplay by - I I fourth and fifth grades, the first and second grades, aKi planting the "Character Tree" by the Third grade. Each grade was arded a leaf for "Orderliness." I THE NEW Selling Starts Just Arrived SATURDAY, November 26 Out In Step With Fashion Globe Shoe Store HELPER- - UTAH MOTHERS! think of the work you "could Save by telling your children to take their lunch at the Orange Cruah Did you ever stop to Stand. Sandwiches, Cold and Hot Drinks, Also Chili. serve a Sandwich and a cold or hot Drink for Can you put up a cold Lunch for 15 cents? We serve Hot We are able to 15 : cents. ORANGE CRUSH STAND Greenhalgh's Drug Store Where you get the best that money can buy in -- Thrown to the Mercy of the huying Public at Prices that will meet with ycur approval. We need the Cash, you need cur goods, so make your next purchase at our store and see what you save. Aviator Boot The Latest SEMOUNE FLOUR, Hard wheat Flour, 100 lbs EGG MACARONI, a high grade Macaroni, 15 lb. box PURE OLIVE OIL, a high grade oil, per gal, only TURKISH BATH TOWELS, regular 85c values, now TURKISH TOWELS, an extra value at only PILLOW CASES, the best made, regular 45c sellers DRESS GINGHAMS, you'll have to hurry MEN'S SILK and WOOL SOX, 2 pair for MEN'S and BOYS OVERALLS, heavy weight, well Sewed MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS, Tegular $2.25 values 0. D. ARMY SHIRTS, extra heavy weight, puie wcol CANVAS GLOVES, 2 for TOMATOES, large size, you'll have to hurry, 2 for TOMATOES, large size, standard brands, per case KITCHEN KING CCRN, see what ycu save at 3 for . . CATCHUP. Good giade per bottle TOMATO PASTE. Liberty Brand, 2 for . . BLUE PINE PORK and BEANS, No- 2 size PTT.T?flF, TOMATO SOUP, the best on the market, 4 for HEWLETT COFFEE, a gocd grade of coffee, per lb HEAD RICE, put up in sanitary packages. 2 pounds . . rnnvrKn on. umrie nf nure rotten seed oil. Vo eal. can Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded From Standard Drugs of Known Quality. Vivo-ton- al BROWN MUSIC CO. HELPER, UTAH $4.50 2.75 3.50 .70 . 20 35 10 . . . .93 1.75 2.83 25 a - 1 Fruits, Candy,Fountain Service Cigars, Tobacco 55 .... . . gallon can ANY BRAND MALT SYRUP 2.75 35 .20 .45 .10 .30 50 .25 1.05 2.00 55 American Candy Store .,..,"':' Building. I. t illlWilitii(Hfife" that New We have everything in Building Material ASK US FOR A COMPLETE COST OF MATERIAL FOR THAT BUILDING IT'S FREE artin Grocery Co. Helper Lumber & Hardware! Company rent district on the pavement Dollars are slipping through your fingers if yeu fail to take advantage of these unusual savings FREE :!.- Now is the time to figure Hundreds of Articles not mentioned in this bill at reduced prices Out of the high GOODS GALORE For as little as $7.50 you can get ten of the hottest dance and vocal records, full ten inch size, by the world's greatest musicians.. And all double side, that means 20 selections. An ideal gift. Genuine electric recording. JUST THINK: .... DRUGS AND MEDICINES TOILET AN ALBUM OF HELPER WE DELIVER FREE ALL ORDERS OF $25.00 OR OVER rf lit - UTAH j |