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Show Irna ,e' s Wee P. if w N r p.T.a HELPER JOURNAL ",,,,A-MWWA- ' - yiWiWAWAVAWiW. W ii, UM, JUKE 4. 1932 VOLUME Mrs. Nick Belcastro Wins First-Sec- ond PENNEY MANAGERS ATTEND DISTRICT MANAGERS' MEET Former Helperite Prize to Mrs. T. D. Wilson local manaer Held for Murder luesuay night from e lP'rSp-et- n "'.-u- U. OF U. WILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT JUNE 5 The sixty-thirannual commencement of the University of Utah will be held June 5 to 7. Approximately 450 seniors will red aj . , meet UUSinetiS np- - rxt o o COUPONS SHOULD REACH THE ""i"uy managers in Salt Lake Mr. otreet. who was given Accused of Stabbing JOURNAL OFFICE a prominent part on the program Times in Ely, Nev., advised that company BY 6 O'CLOCK managers were SAIUR-EVENIN- G optimistic over the future SC0FIELD RESERVOIR FILLING o o The Scofield reservoir now eon-taiwell over 19,000 acre-fee- t, with approximately 1000 acre-feflowing into the storage site each day, according to Water SuThe pervisor Wallace Wyman. Wife Nine present water supply exceeds that of last year by more than double. Follow- JUNEl et 1! o Toilet Goods o Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pascuzzl, ing Their Estrangement local residents, are the proud parFirst prize in the Black Diaents of a dandy baby girl, born John Manas Keioldakes. for- Sunday, May 29. Mother and babe mond Shoppers News this week, WTMNINGmGHwT Y merly of Helper has been placed are getting along nicely. ceive their bachelor degree and 40 the $1.00 in trade, is awarded to' The county hiirhwav raw Iiqd at Ely. Nev.. facine a graduate students will be awarded Mrs. Nick Belcastro at the Success been at work during the past week in jail of first degree murder in charge Meat and Grocery. master's degrees. the widening hitrhwav . tn u,vncc I connection with the fatal stabWEEK-ENvj w,,.ott.. The Right Reverend Arthur W. SPECIALS Second prize of 50c in trade was Meiper and Price. Fences are be- - bing of his wife, nee Golda Thelma Moulton, D. D. bishop of the Epis won by Mrs. T. D. Wilson at the "5 sei oacK and cuts filled in of Lee, Price. 25, Fri., Sat. and Sunday o o o diocese of Utah, will deliver Workmens Merc. The woman died, her body DAY i I copal I Miss Bessie DeVietti and Miss the baccalaureate sermon at 4:15 This is the second time Mrs. Marshmallows Angelus pierced nine times by the blade o'clock Sunday afternoon, June 5. Wilson has won a 33c and Mary Riggs motored to Suit Tut. of a large hunting knife, followpkg. .' prize, I I . 43 II , Monday, June 6, will be taken shows that one never knows when City Sunday for a few days' visit. ing a quarrel In her I Peanut Fresh, crisp apartEly up chiefly with alumni reunions the prize may repeat, as the new 30c ment, which she had taken in Brittle, per lb Mr. and Mrs. Exstein, i r with three other girls. i and the president's reception. Dr. method of drawing for the prizes Mr. and Mrs. JohnHarry Keeley's English Toffee Buchanan and company 60c Mrs. George Spratling left Mon- The killing was the outgrowth per pound fitnral ...,$2.601 Phi Kappa Phi honor society stu-!i- 3 equalIy fair for aI1 of an argument between the dead for day Grand Grove Jellies, Junction to Orange a visit in dents Prizes Absolutely Free f public talk in Kings,,.3.75 bury 6c with relatives and friends for a woman and her husband because pound hall. From 3 to 5 p. m. Presishe had left him, and had taken Vim (wet) . . .25 I of awarding prizes few days. The method dent and Mrs. Thomas will hold to entrants in the Black Diamond his a is received We it said. automobile, shipment just their annual reception in the new (Ay).. 50 The couple were married in of Glade's Fresh Summer Shoppers News guarantees each Union building. Lai prices for one Castlegate, October 10, 1931. Candies and Bars, which are to some housewife a first O O o Commencement will be Tuesday, week f week only. ; f always appetizing. $1.00 in trade, or second s NG June 7. At 10 o'cJock in the morn prize of of 50 cents in trade. prize ing the activities will begin with who fails to send No the procession of regents, faculty in one housewife of these coupons is doing rt This is just a few of our and" the graduation class from the her full share to help make both Park building to Kangsbury hall, ends for Friday and specials meet in these strenuous days. The following "Nautical Novelwhere they will be addressed by . ties" are furnished The Journal by The moment it takes to fill in the Honorable William II. Folland, one of the coupons, and the fact the United States navy recruiting justice of the supreme court, state that it can be brought in any time fst bcrriei station Salt Lake City, J. M. Lewis, priel Redmond of Utah. LARD Lieutenant Commander. un to Saturday evening leaves TAX COLLECTION COSTS The alumni banquet and ball her hi Turnbow no excuse for not enterAre you informed of the fact really pail at 6:30 p. m. in the Union build She can it fill that ing the contest. UTAH It costs Carbon county $1.44 to ing will' be the closing feature of out and bring it. in the first time LARD Pure bulk A small basket resembling a assess each $100 in taxes and colthe exercises. she is down town and she msy balloon basket and described as an lect such portion of same aa may 8 lbs o add 50 cents or a dollar to her observation car will be installed be obtainable, according to a reiScalllon spent Decora- on the Akron. This car is just big port by State Auditor Ivor Ajax. SIM0NSENS LEAVE FOE hubby's pay check thru her ef PORK AND BEANS Wit with her mother, -- o o o , enough to accommodate one memladalene of Salt Lake CHICAGO CONVENTION fort and thoughtfulness. Med. cans. 3 for Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Griffith and ber of the Akron's' crew and for At least, it is worth the try. the installation of communication daughter Betty spent Decoration Fill Out the Coupon-Now- , RICE Harris B. Simonsen, postmaster, instruments that the observer may lay visiting in Ferron. J. Stafford and 'Mrs. here is your chance to Mrs. Simonsen left Friday for need for transmitting to the ship accompanied by their and Miss Yvonne McAllister, the his observations. kis Robinson of.Black- - Chicago, where. Mr. Simonsen will look Old Man Hard Times right of Mrs. Harriet McAllis-f-r him. Just daughter at - the A winch will be used to lower national republican in the eye and laugh PRUNES Fresh spent Memorial day attend rfttnrriftrl tn Helper this week listand raise the car, which will be their brother, Frank convention as a delegate from the check the coupon carefully, with her mother, after hav bag packed. state of Utah. lowered from the Akron by means to be visited ing the names of all advertisers, ht fliuitingtoni : nnsuuas since tne of a slender cable and the observer ing Following the convention, the follow the directions carefully, S MACARONI Ready OC home of her grandboghTand 'Jack Vig SImonsens dan an extended va and see if you can't win one of will be towed along just below holidays inat the Durangp, Colo. You have le Helper State bank re cation tour through eastern states. the prizes this week.. 1 iu. the clouds to act as the ship's eye. mother uag . o o the and win to car so even chance is small it an That that the i' pay night from a busi-J- o The Journal Your Home is not likely that it would attract SUGAR Get our prices on job printing. prizes are fair and guaranteed. Craig,. Colo. $2 year. per only me BLieuuun ui enemy piaue cuiu 10-lTry it! bag o o o even if sighted the observer would Mrs. Allan Halverson MRS. D. BURRACC0 PASSES 'telephone that fact and be quickly KRAFT SALAD holiday visit- drawn up into the obscurity of the erson's parents, OX. .clouds. Mrs. Nora Burracco, the wife of jar Dressing. Mrs...T. Halverson, at In our humble opinion the obDominic Burracco of Mutual, died prk, and with Mrs. Hal- server dangling in the sky at the FLOUR, Turkey hard OCp June 1 at the family home, and wnts, Mr. . and Mrs. end of a slender cable will get n interment will be held Sunday in ions, at Payson. bag wheat, 48-l0. P. S. Jell Powder sets thrill that comes only once in a i the local cemetery, with funeral i ife time. Mrs. H. M. Darf and and excels in taste. services at 1:00 in K. P. Hall. P. AND G. Laundry OQc JUNE 4TH quickly Over 61 per cent of the recruits f' Grand Junction, snent Deceased was" born in Torino, . . . 10 bars Now is the time to use it in Soap. day here enlisted at this station have been Italy, Jan. 28,O 1887. u visiting with (J Lid friends. selected for special training at the MALT your fruit and veg. salads. PINE BLUE ' 0.9 C trade schools. This probably ranks MINE FOREMAN EXAMS Drifted Snow; sack this station first in the United Only 5c a pkj. Any flavor. Hop flavored, can. States in this respect and indicates Examinations for mine foremen a very high type of applicant from FRESH MILK, regu- and fire bosses will be held in the the intermountain district. Helper school house June Qt insp. larly P'iri-1931 on board the U. according to John B. Taylor, state S. S. Texas. $99,895.14 was the coai mine inspector. and Fruits Vegetables Fresh o total amount of money orders sold Family Quality; sack of All Kinds Mr. and Mrs. Jess Perry and by the ship's postoffice. It Is estiWe have a new shipment in mated that the ship's complement son Billy spent Memorial day Half Soles ... of about 1300 men sent home or .$ .75 Ogden visiting with Mr. Perry's of our fresh roasted 0. P. S. . DEPT. MEAT OUR IN saved a grand total of about $125.-00- 0 nother, Mrs. M. Perry. S&lf Soles who 1.25 Service Coffee. Those during the year in addition PaHome The Journal Your to the reerular allotments which OOW HA .v. have coffee this tried m tv d speak Heels : .25 We cut Government Inspect-eare deducted from monthly pay. I boritri per only $2-- per year. o o o usuJames Fenlmore of is of and Cooper its flavor highly Meats only. ally accorded the distinction of libel Wber Heels. ,' .40 the wonderful saving being the creator of the novel of 1 and WEINERS leaned and- rails ; the sea. This writer as a youth thsy make in using it daily Frankfurters, Lb. served for one , year before the .75 on their tables. This coffee tea? I mast in a merchant vessel and Blue Pine, lb. POT ROAST. Cut from 'J then entered the United States is packed for us by one of Choice Beef. Lb navy as a midshipman. He served on the Great Lakes and on at least the largest Western coffee Iper two different shins in the AtlanPORK ROAST. Lean houses. It wiD. sell at only p. tic. Cupid caused him to forsake Cuts. Lb o the realm of Neptunis Rex after o o 22c a lb. en Saturday. We Fresh Creamery three years' service. His best sea RIB PRIME S. will also sell our 0. P, stories are "The Pilot" and "The ba Budget of $401,281 is $38,000 Roast. Lb. Red Rover." ' PAVE MINE ROAD. Vacuum Packed Quality Less Than Last Year's Pay .Taek Imdon wrote about the ., o hairy-cheste- d men of MISSION Skinned Hams. Coffee at 30c a lb. on Sat. All Departments Cut in Kard of Icdd the sea in his two bet hooks, "The county comrnis-- " Half or Whole 1QIts last It's guaranteed. Sea Wolf" and "The Mutiny of the a regular meeting Pound Pave the i three and a The 1932-3- 3 budget for Carbon Elsinore." Mretch of road between county schools has tentatively Edgar Allen Poe, with little exapBACON and SLICED at and the Helper-Pric- e $401,281 been placed on the sea, wrote a book, perience school board, inla road has been in . Steer beef, lb. i2-lproved by the county of Arthur Gordon "Narrative ' pkg. e for some time. according to information given and two short stories. "The Pyn," to ;' 0 o The Journal this week. choice picnic Manuscript Found .in a Bottle" Mrs. H. JAUhle enter- This is a slash of $38,000 unand "The Descent into the Lb Hams. " dinner at their home der last year's budget, and has which are all true to life j for Professor and been effected through a 10 per and whole interesting. intensely Sugar-cureBACON, o- cent salary cut for teachers, the f 3 4pord and children, of Lean, tender; lb. school half or Cucumbers, lettuce, carcertain of curtailment CAUTION IN FREE URGE of elimination orand the Pound rots, onions, spinach, DISTRIBUTION OF FLOUR certain unnecessary departments. berries for The budget has been drawn LEAN Salt Bacon anges, cantaloupes, "Under no'circumstances is Red term, and probably a nine-monPound and bananas all fresh, and Cross flour or feed to be sold, or will be formally adopted at the Picnic style; lb. distributed in a way that might be next regular meeting of the board of the first quality, at ' FANCY Leg of Mut- so construed. Nor is this wheat or QC on June 28. to afford ton roast. Lb flour to be used in work of relief prices you caai't Receipts projects that is, it must not be us. on can tentative depend miss. You Receipts under the 1 Hens in return for services renFANCY Fat given inspector for dered in lieu of money payment." budget have been listed as ioiLb. dressed. Fresh Denver & Rio Grande lOWBt This is the emphatic statement Fancy sliced; lb. District school tax. $269,096; from Red Cross headquarters. Won and Utah FRIERS Railways. atBtft school tax and bond Interest A letter to local committees urg-jin- g Pound and rental fund, $124,875; state- j; that every effort be made to mlscel!see that flour goes to the relief of high school fund, $2900; plCOME TO HELPER J" BUTTER Fancy Springers & Hens ? laneous, $4410. jjj (the really needy and not be given the market we sell only In the under budget JJ Disbursements who to makes applicaanyone DAY, JUNE 8 just pound Per are: Loans, $12,000; accounts pay-such as was the case with the best the market affords. tion,feed wheat that came in. nro- the able, $1500; administrative aim several operatWe are preparing Jlvided the applicant has livestock general. $19,518; general bond interest at S,A5D BUGLE CORPS ing fund, $284,844; furnipopular summer items and sinking fund, $76,919; school ATTRACTED MANY Meat Miss Victoria Lazar returned to ture and equipment. $4000; prices that will please you. in the American conduties her and. buildings, $2500 sites 19-i- l Klvcn Saturday night fectionery this week after a short The budget Is based on the Gardens by Hie drum Carbon of ,i valuation period of illness. During her abC0I'I9 of the local.Amcr-'- n Deliver We of sence her sister. Miss Anna Lazar, phone 303. oountv at a levy of 10.5 mills, p.Ht was a popular Community Builders assisted in the American. 7.5 mill? is for maintenance. which a space. largo crowd in at- 01 rem...u,. uie ion and jjainu& pnd on rat ji Plenty HELPER, UTAH 5i Mrs. Hita Noe of Ogden is visit-r'tn- v C Drive cut and Save. for Hluklng fund and interest Wu the ,!anre, and, again taken her with was a weeks few for hero of $2600 '.V.VAV.V.V.VWAVJVAi r "A Surety " ' Purity" . ,,,, I ll ,JI ill . Annrovtmately W( R. Grimes. tatlie i...,t vnr' operating fund. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. llyda visited iVoo. na applied DUR'e corps r.f this amount, d in Mr. and Mrs. Urvine uaimn nd tboir new, attractive Miss Anne Metockovic returned Sunday and Memorial day with 'to furniture and equipment t nrisioi 11 Miss liv ,,, ,. r llu.t.. ntranls M? llvifn'o mnlhor ,,.l,ci' P"rplc trousers, white Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chesnik and the rest to a 'nil!! S TWivauK Tl, ipennmanieri .,,, motored into , alt 'ahe, .. . ln c:,lt Mr R. V. ... tlv.ln nl Fr.hri.lm. , nnrl ......,, -h", ,til'n''b npllets. and daughter, accompanied by Mrs. G. 1931-3- 2 Tirovoi'Mi n hur'ret lor iii':u. vlqlt . morn in? .. - c..,.a-;tu,.. xtr.9. vt. nv. r w, m a. ir.u. moi.ii.-i.i s Lake l.ity. one was nrvmiixiiu:ii with DcGrendele. licit Benedict nn.l nf.nfiftnri"? of Mlono, nut ,t.inP jiju.f'irlirk iui davs ,r,! lf ,,1''","it!lon hlch hns two daughters, motored to Grand- out lav w: is on lv a little niori tha f,.w bv h'T sinter, Caroline. :I)rlis nt. Spring City. oih-- r. Mrs. Joe DecoraIU for Palisade tendenand Junction military ,$401.0i)rt lion day. outlook. SALE W EXTRA. LOW PRICES 'ALL LINES Work mans .:. Do You Know? Stop S Midnight Face Powder. .29c 29o Midnight Creams z. Shop 59c b. .31o Oils Honey Almond Cream ,39c Bar Castile Soap .89o Bar Castile Soap. .59c Bar Castile Soap. .29o . . 10 Bars 49c oo Hair z. Strand Sweet ty Salon IN Cara Nome Creams 3 for . ,...$2.00 U . NUMBER 5 ONE Crystal White Soap 28o IN ALL LINES SEE OUR WINDOWS ASK FOR CIRCULAR CUTS 19c 29c . 4-l- 35c HELPER .... , Pa-pe- 49c 29c y Jell Powder SATURDAY SPECIALS j r J Flour GOAL! I $1.19 gc Coffee Flour g oo , 89c Sugar Shoe r CLOSEJ0JLELPER DAY The new summer closing hours for business houses of Helper, 6 p. m. on week days, and 8 p. m. on Saturdays and days preceding holidays, are proving very popular and many, are expressing pleasure- at the additional time afforded for recreation or work about the home. The stores of Helper will not open Helper day, Wednesday, June 8,. but will remain open until 8 pi' hi, of the evening preceding. STORES 1 49c County School Budget Gets Qc Slashed Qr otore Drug Co. Coffee . 29c t Butter 19c d, - p Steaks 10c Vegetables and Fruits- - Quality Meats 15c gc . Masl-strom- ," Pork Steak ICif rr kkwelry and 13c 10c th Hams FloralCS. ' 10c Bacon 21c Meats 19c J ? ? FEE :'' Welcome to Helper Helper Day ' June 8 . American Candy Company HELPER, UTAH V SUCCESS j Workman's Merc. Co. b.RSKGGS VAWAWAWrtwo" 1' Cream, . Soft Drinks, Candies, Tobaccos everything which will go to help make the day a real pleasure day and at no increase in prices. tIce, ..... ; 1 and Grocery s I COMPANY? . ' a'iiii .i,... . 11 J vh im lr GOLDEN RULE SALE A SUCCESS The sale opened last week by the Golden Rule Store was a splen did success, according to James Gallnis, proprietor, with the many attractive bargains still holding the interest of customers. Tho large double page bills printed for this sale by The Journal, which also appeared as an advertise ment in the paper, have come in for much praise, IncludiniT a com- plimentary letter from one of the largest printing concerns in Salt I iU f'if.. ThP .... .innmtl i k .,..;, hi mi; ciiub VHrtl.sinv: ol.na ... ......... .. . ..1 i. 11 luu.ii'.i in au- a stifrHMfuI palt pan such J |
