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Show PUP POISONED City Attorney Thorit Hatch was C. A. Knobbs in Salt Lake over Thursday and Marshal City found it necessary to shoot a three Friday of last week. Miss EUnore Martin of Los Anmonths old pup that was found was in Salt in Gate SaturLake, Zeese, Castle arrived George geles poisoned yesterday morning about day last for an extended visit with Helper Wednesday looking after 10 o'clock. It is the opinion of business matters. her sister, Mrs. Howard Ellis. most people that anyone who could deliberately poison a dog is about Mrs. R. G. Woodhead left last the lowest class of animated being. Frances, Olga and John Dupln s' visit to returned Monday frum Salt Lake, Friday for a Los Angeles, San Francisco and where they spent the week-en- d STUDENTS TO SALT LAKE Students at the Spring Glen Juvisiting- various point of interest in other California points. the capital city. nior High School spent Saturday The Moose Frolic over last week in Salt Lake on an educational Mose Howa, local coal dealer, end proved to be a very successful tour. While in the city they visitmade a business trip to Salt Lake affair. The dance Saturday night ed the state capitol, city parks, at the Rainbow Gardens attracted state prison and other points of during the present week. a large crowd of local people and Interest. Messrs. McKnight and Holda-wa- visiting Moose from the state at connected with the large. A banquet and degree NAVY MEN COMING at Price, were visitors in work featured Sunday. Twenty-seve- n It is reported that Chief PharMoose received their second macist's Mate G. A. Funk and Helper Saturday afternoon, being welcome guests at The Journal of- degree and there were 95 covers Quartermaster A. J. Sanders will fice, where they paid a craftsman's laid at the banquet at the Strand be in Helper April 13 and 14 from Sweet Shop. call. the Naval Recruiting Station in Salt Lake. The purpose of their Dr. E. V. Dean of Denver, rep- visit is to distribute literature and W. H. and R. G. Woodhead left Sunday and returned Wednesday resenting a large drug firm, was in information concerning the navy. from a trip to Twin Falls, Good- the Helper district during the HAS RECOVERED ing, Boise, and other Idaho points. present week, calling on the trade, including all the physicians of the Miss Lucile Litizette, daughter Miss Dorothy Metz left Thurs- district. of Mr. and Mrs. August Litizette has recovered from her recent day evening for Denver, after Subscribe for The Journal spending several days visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Metz. Local and General two-week- y, te Mrs. D. S. Allison departed for Salt Lake Monday, where she spent several days visiting with her daughter. Alex Reber, employed by the Best Coal Co. mine, is carrying several sore fingers, as the result of having the digits caught in a conveyor rocker one day last week. Bargains for Your Easter Picnics Medium size oranges, lo each; large size, 2c each; bananas, 5c lb.; lemons, 15c. doz.; Olives, tall can, 2 for 27c; pickles, 10c; 2 lbs. sodas or grahams, 29c; Almonds, 15c lb.; potato chips, rued, size, 8c; large size pkg., 16c; Daffodils, 2 doz. 35c; marsh-mallow- s, 15c lb.; butter, 23c lb., best grade, EGGS Ranch eggs, candled and strictly fresh, 2 doz. 25c; poultry farm eggs from clean white coops, 15o and 17c doz. Other Bargains: Moapa radishes & onions, 3 bunches 10c; powdered and brown sugar, 8c; Sunbrite Cleanser, 2 for 9c; Schilling's Coffee, 29c; 4 lbs. rice, 29c; Tuna Flakes, 10c; 10-lbag corn-mea- l, box Mac. or 25c; Spag., 45c; scrub brushes, 10c; catsup, 15c large bottle; minced clams, 19c; large can pineapple, 15c; K. K. peas, 10c; gallon Karo, 57c; large All Bran, 19c; vanilla, b. b. i Utah, 10 lbs. 69c. I I Day In and day out we are saving onr customers money. One stop to shop for the best the market affords. In the Market WEINERS Fresh Frankfurters and Weiners for your picnics or for your kiddies to enjoy at home, 2 lbs. 21c CinCKENS While they last we have a nice flock of chickens, freshly killed for your Easter dinner; prices 13c and 15o lb. BEEF ROASTS Your beef roasts will be a little larger for your money this week. Fine roasts cut from inspected local beef at 7c to 10c lb. Eastern beef a few cents higher. CHEESE Fine American cheese mild and fresh, 2 lbs. for 25c; Swiss cheese, 25c lb.; mild Brick cheese, wrap, 25c lb.; Tuma, 23c lb.; cottage cheese, 15c lb.; Gargon-zol- a and Philadelphia cream, at reasonable prices. tin-fo- il HAMS A fresh shipment of Easter wrapped Hams at prices to please you. Veal, bacon, lard, fish, lunch meats, reasonably priced. ONE STOP TO SHOP kRStttlGCS "A SURETY OF PURITY" seven-poun- d " - r -- 7? "Mary s utner i Husband" C 3 SENIOR C. H. S. CLASS PLAY LIBERTY HALL Curtain at 8 P. M. THURSDAY, APRIL 5 100 4lii aj fftj Jivf j i j Jjy tfA 3y FR NKS A 4. 2J j mjy j ..Sc 39c 79c 17c LARD, pail CORN, Standard grade, 2 tins CORNFLAKES, Kellog's, large pkg. LIFE BUOY SOAP, JQg f MILK, Banner Brand, Tall tins V PORK and BEANS Picnic size, tin SUGAR, Powdered, bag SALAD DRESSING Full quart jar ........ POTATO CHIPS, bag DEVILED MEAT 3 tins STRAWBERRIES, Del Monte POTATOES Red Bliss or White bag MIDGET PEAS, extra fancy sifted, No. 2 tin 25c 3-l- b. 25C IOC CQrf JJT American CiM bag GREEN TEA Upton's t -- pound pkg An Extra Pack- - 25C 35C l0-poun- d . age for 4a tin 10 -c CORN or GLOSS STARCH, pkg EGG MACARONI or SPAGHETTL lb. pkg. JELLO, any flavor, V tin POWDER, DERBY MUSTARD, salt and pepper shaker 40 5 9 Jars, SUGAR, powdered or brown, lb. package WHITE POTATOES 100 pounds z. CHEESE, full cream brick PICKLES, Heinz 10 Pounds PEETS WASHING POWDER, large pkg. LARD SUNBRITE CLEANSER LAUNDRY SOAP, Special white, 10 bars TOILET TISSUE, 1000 sheets, roll .. 5 Package fC 19 MARSIIMALLOWS, ll-ou- OLIVES, Tall tins tin package package lJ2 pkg PICKLES, 5c DOZEN 25c quart bottle b. ff(f ' v Dill CLOROX, t 10C 4 . COMPLETE LINE OF GARDEN SEEDS package HAMS, Choice pic nic, pound CODFISH, boneless pound package 75c 39C 19C 12C 19c TELEPHONE 303 SHASTA TEA, Green or Black package ... V2-pou- npvn vn ivT 35C EGGS, PER :rice, water maid, bag 2j-E- 27C If clock. iivered IPORK ROASTS, Nice, meaty 'Cuts, pound BEEF ROASTS Per pound lie 9c to 14c VEAL LEG ROAST Per pound 4& X3V IOC 17c 16C invest tified ene of lined DOZEN, Fresh, Select GRAPEFRUIT, MARSH SEEDLESS, 3 for ove tn further that 0 ted the opposi BOXifr; trsed IOC 121 C 15C 14C Geaae llowing l PORK SAUSAGE, Our Famous Make, pound di 15C BUY HAM FOR EASTER . VdtKatii alnst w fited. Iweato tl was m ' 4f d that ed aft iku jhe b&ee 1TLER0CK MERCANTILE C6 HOME-OWNE- Phone D 85 HOME-OPERATE- to a ( i, abot a tee s; D V.VAV.VW.V.WAWA'AWWW.VWAmWWp,m, Aortly taker, n ire Had Vivestlga t th r, whicl sdent, J and To batch e ted thai nth Fl ind deU jrnoon. r a dog tis, and I been TO BUYERS OF ELECTRIC BtRAT RS m led t ning tag Ql ther to 41 mone; a cit Hemetis lay mori 1 Paasal lae byni the reti the pr Paul Ci d Siting to 111 TH f labor Mflity las r April termlnat On Tuesday, March 20, General Electric presented two new Refrigerators a new Monitor Top and a new flat-toThese new 1934 models are the last word in modern house-hol- d refrigerators the finest General Electric ever built! See them before you decide on any refrigerator. Both new de luxe models and standard lines are now on display at our show rooms. They are the style sensation of 1934. E ed two yi a been ouch wa The trial 31 soon ce a Jol ndicaliatr lali have leavi Cou Twenty GENERAL ALL-STEE- L : Guynn v p. 35c HOCNT SIRLOIN STEAKS, Per pound SWIFT'S PREMIUN1 HAM, Half or Whole, pound ale in G-- 16C ! Zup 1 Government Inspected Meats LL S 25C WE DELIVER min r jmyon TX":: t Selected BULBS 10c 19c li "v nppRVc SUNBEAM SOAP, HARD WATER, 4 bars ot FANCY LEMONS, ORANGES, Sweet, AhJ Dozen juicy, 2 dozen LARGE VARIETY EASTER EGG DYES LARGE STOCK SELECTED LARGE STRICTLY FRESH EGGS nonnJ JLJ c RUMP ROAST, steer beef or veal lb. STEAKS, lean 44 1 2 pork shldr. lb. 29 Cents! 27C NAPKINS, colored 4 ft V or plain, pkg WAX PAPER, rolls V PAPER PLATES, 1 doz. to carton, pkg ORDERS of $7.50 or more delivered to all min-in- g camps any day. Several families may combine orders their to total this amount. This same delivery applies to relief orders, also. e, b. Dozen for I; HEINZ BAKED BEANS, C2 25 ounce Cans 4fift A v BEEF, Fresh ground 2 pounds STEAK, local beef all cuts, pound LEG 'O SMALL LAMB, fancy, lb.... CHICKENS, Fancy home dressed, lb... SKINNED HAMS, Easter Wrapped, Mission, lb LAMB CHOPS, choice, 2 lbs FRANKFURTERS, fresh, lb. EASTERN BEEF, shoulder and club steak, pound BEEF LIVER, Fresh sliced, 2 lbs. KOAbT, fancy lamb shoulder, pound .... BACON cellophane wrapped, lb. pkg. 2 RL t Meats for Your Easter Dinner STEWING 15C 2VEAL 15C pounds 29 JkTi fi p 12C Choicest of package EGGS, large, strictly fresh, 2 dozen i,UUi Tr1 VIENNA SAUSAGE, 2 cans A LL SALMON, Fresh sliced, lb. STEAK, Eastern Steer Beef, Loin, 4Efk I Can McDONALD'S, lV2 pound Can ALL-WHIT- E tin 22C Can. 3 cans COFFEE, FOLGER'S, SHASTA, Per pound 2Q4v GINGER ALE AND LIME RICKEY, 2 LARGE BOTTLES I KARO SYRUP, DARK, 25C 29 quart jar JLVJU -- $1.51 19c 3-l- rfl LAYTRIX HEALTH SOAP, 37C -- FLOUR, Turkey Hard Wheat, 48-lbag .... LAUNDRY SOAP 10 bars CREME OIL SOAP 5 bars A- -Q BROOMS, Good, each.... serviceable, PAR Washing Pow- - Q der, packaee MUSTARD, Prepar- - 4 gg ed, full pound jar.... PEANUT BUTTER Blue Pine, large jar PRESERVES all fla- vors, jar MARSHMALLOWS, Fresh stock A k A 2 packages DILL PICKLES, b. U-TV- 2 bars Daffodils Also for Sale at J COCOA, g 2-l- b. CATSUP, HEINZ, 2 large bottles i ZfOT EACHCUSTOM;HNP 2 No. 2 Cans AQ jn-tlt- s VOl WITH PURCHASE Ur $1 UK MUKt v 'GRAPEFRUIT, VERO BRAND, PICKLES, sweet or sour chow, dills, sours, A sweets, qt. bottle.... SHASTA COFFEE 1 AT ivnT 1A PINEAPPLE, MATCHED SLICES No. 2V2 cans I9e MILK, Tall Tins, any brand, 4 cans FRUIT COCKTAIL, 8mice tin v Ball Jar 25C SOUPS, 3 cans C2 20c 15C HEWLETT'S TAMS 29C J CAMPBELL'S OR HEINZ Admission 50 and 35 Cents 40-fo- 15C Quality Groceries b. JELLO, all flavors, package SODA CRACKERS caddie 10c SPICED HAM, Pound SWISS CHEESE, im- - mm A ported, fancy, lb TUMA AND BRICK CHEESE, lb A3? FANCY CHICKENS STAR FLOUR, OR WHITE KING, Large Package J 5-l- b. z. POUND Fork J PAR PROCEEDS TO HELPER BAND FUND POUND STEAKS, Pound PORK STEAKS, Pound PORK ROAST, Pound 77 VEAL CHOPS or PA STEAKS, 2 lbs. VEAL ROAST, Pound ..... LEO 'O LAMB, 4m Pound LAMB LOIN CHOPS 40A. Pound SMALL HAMS, Pound BACON SQUARE, JLU Pound SUGAR CURED BACON, Sliced, f?i 2 pounds HAMBURGER, Fresh, 2 lbs. Mm U SAUSAGE, Fresh 2 pounds bag - rauung roll ot million DICED BEETS, PIERCE'S, 2 No. 2 Cans 1'Pound Packages.. 'fff Packages.... balafes 26C MARSHMALLOWS, -- Eastern Steer Beef SUGAR, OLIVES, Del Monte or Heinz, Tall Can A .1 FRESH STOCK EASTER EGG CANDY Eastern Steer Beef to J RIPE 2 WORKMEN'S MARKET U. S. Inspected POT ROAST, Pound ORANGES, EXTRA LARGE jsiZE, DOZEN 30, l9. IIEI Special toaster s Phone news items to The Helper Journal. MARCH 30 and 31 MEATS 48-l- BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Arrival of a fine little daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner of Helper is announced. Both mother and child are well. OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT ARE NOW ON SPECIAL AT 4-- 13c; jam, S9o qt. bottle; Crystal White Soap, 10 for 26c; strawberries, 15c cup; asparagus, 3 lbs. for 25c; milk, 5 for 81c; L'tah beet tugar, mfg. and bagged In six-da- RICC Meat Market and Grocery FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miner were visitors in Salt Lake over Friday and Saturday last week. Miss operation for appendicitis. Litizette returned to her home Wednesday of last week from a y confinement in the Price City Hospital. The Easter Parade Mr. and Mrs. John Hardesty of Salt Lake were in Helper during the first part of the week renew' ing acquaintances. They resided in Helper a number of years. I HELPER, UTAH, MARCH THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE SIX fp ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Helper Furniture and Hardware Company ( 'Ivlng 23 f County iaae at ttrter of onday ahc Seven of 1 evicted ii ledemeanc r to dist; pending isaed on i in. Aaaault a number |