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Show HELPER, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 20, PAGE FOUK dings of Salt Lake, assisted by Mr. HalL Odd Fellows on an Outing 2500 Approximately Odd Bartlett of Helper. Mr. Hall was chairman of the outing next year. Representatives of the various organizations discussed the princi ples and activities of their groups at a general assembly Sunday, which was under the direction of Grand Representative L. A. Gid- - "? An Strand Theatre ?.dvcrj.;e:.wnt for week in The Journal s supPar-cethis Mr. and Mrs. William E. Edition. The correct adverand family left the latter part pers' the tisement appears in this issue, of last week to make their new The Journal. of edition home at Orem, Utah. Mrs. Parcell regular The incorrect advertisement gave is the former Mrs. Laura A. of "Cockeyed Cavaliers of Helper, and was married the dite end Monday, and of as Sunday to Mr. Parcell of Provo recently. Cat" as Friday and new-lywe- The Black Correctly, "Cockeyed Saturday. Cavaliers" is being shown tonight "The and tomorrow nighty while suown Sunday be will Black Cat" and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Millerich and son, Philip, of Spring Canyon, re- DROrTH PARTICULARLY turned Thursday morning from a DESTRUCTIVE AT MANTI s' vacation trip, spent is that visiting in the State of WashingReport from Manti. Utah, ton with friends and relatives. the prevailing drouth has affected district worse than any other Miss Leona Contratto arrived that in the state. Lawns are burnspot the first of the week to visit for a ed to a crisp, and the terrific heat week or ten days at the home of and hot winds are causing trees to Mr. her sister and brother-in-lashed their leaves. All gardens are and Mrs. John Laboroi, and with Hoari and fruit trees are dying, her brother, Hector Chira. while irrigation ditches are empty. year It is estimated that thisalfalfa case The Slopanskey-Cochra- n only a tenth of the ordinarywhile C5 was settled out of court last week crop will be harvested, in Salt Lake. Acton Cochran paid per cent of grain crops already are all damages. destroyed. BERT WHEELER Donald Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen. SUNDAY - MONDAY Matinee Sunday at 2:30 ROB'T WOOLSEY The Black Cat with in COCKEYED CAVALIERS Albert Barber of Salt Lake is spending a week in Helper with his sister, Mrs. Dominic DeRose. Fred Scallion visited with relatives and friends in Salt Lake last BORIS KARLOFF and week-en- d. BELA LUGOSI Mrs. Mary Morrison, manager of the local telephone exchange, left Things you have never seen for Salt Lake Monday, where she 'Tis a tayle of ye olden dayes. before or dreamed of is to begin her regular vacation. H TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY CONTINUOUS SHOW TUESDAY' FROM 10 A. M. TO IIP. M. PRICES ALL DAY 10c, 20c, 36c MANY HAPPY RETURNS With THURSDAY ONLY . at 2:30 On the Stage, Matinee and Night Matinee OLD-TIM- The Utah Junior Wranglers Water was turned into the E HORSESHOE GAMES NEXT TUESDAY A tournament at the Helper City Park for horseshoe pitchers, will be held Tuesday, July 24, at 1 p.m. Entrance fee will be 25c for those desiring to compete for prizes. Anyone interested should get in touch with B. H. Hyde at the O. P. Skaggs store, or register at the grounds Tuesday. Use your own shoes if you wish, providing they are of standard size. EXAMINATIONS FOB PTiTOTilS TRUST New Move by Federal Bank ing Authorities Velcosned by Eanls and Trust tt A Says Bankers' Organization T&M 4 A gron PEDKHAL examination of tr t departments is the luteal development In banking supervision and trust companies n:.il banl:s op eratin? trust departments are wel coming this developnsrnt b.v.nr? it fills a long-felant, it is stated by the Trust Division of the American Hankers Assoriaticii. Despite the pro wins Importance of American trust Insiner.s In re cent years examining officials havt never given to trust depaitments the attention paid to commercial , this author bauking Ity points out. N'o'.v the Federal Rp serve Sytem, In conjunction with the Comptroller of the Currency, has undertaken to hrins: the exam Ination of tni-departments up to the level of commercial bank ex amlna!ioi!, it says. Kxpi'i'ts in tni:;t work are bains employed by the various Federal Reserve r.ank? These experts tvll1 head the special staffs of trust ex amineivs in the twelve Federal Reserve District? Special staffs are already at work in some of the Re serve Disirlcu, Including P.oston. Atlanta. Richmond and Chicago The Federal Reserve will examine the tntt ri.'partnienis of members of the System. ATT ...-- of seven of the most talented youngsters you have ever seen. Singers, Dancers, Instrumentalists. t Feature Picture: 'THE AIR EAGLES' V. i depr.i-t';ients- Gram Opeeing MR. AND MRS. C. W. DAUGH-ERTAND FAMILY. of Cabaret SATURDAY, JULY 21 FREE $EER ' FOR DANCING COUPLES" From 9 to 10 P. M. FREE DANCING Also Don't Forget the Big $ j 0 ance or the 24th I Meanwhile, the Comptroller of the Currency h:u b:i!it up over (lie pant two years a staff of special ex nnilnois for the trust departments of national banks. AM national banks are members of the Federal Reservo System. Since nearly all state chartered trust Institutions are members the new plan will brir.R about what amounU to Federal ex amlnatlon for the trust business. State examining authorities probably will follow Federal supervisintidcrable ex ory policies to a tent. Hence, coordination of the procedure of the national banking system and the Federal Reserve System Is expected to result In a uniform system of examinations for trust tie pai tuients In ail banks. This in turn siu!i!d produce considerable standardisation In the operation of truft departments. lin WAX BEANS, v?A SUGAR, Utah :. bag 10-l- b. vk MILK, all brands p 5 for MIRACLE 23 tjr1? d is2 package Be CRACKERS," mm SoJa, ROOT COFFEE, vy S. and ib CORN.K.K. No. 2 can, 3 for iI CATSUP, Heinz, 2 bottles i Inspected POT ROAST, pound 250 10 PORKSIIOUL- DER, lb STEAK, Sirloin lb round, e, VEAL STEAKS 2 pounds 44 11$ &5s m at nACONKbclcJg ...... H I '.astls'9cf-tol2clb.;chop- nr killed. mo 21th. OATS, Frankfurters, cheese, haeon FRANKFURT-ERS- , ami lunch bargain prices. pound SAUSAGE, "TrtT pound '.. iU meats Crjstal Wedding, mi tl lit: CORN FLAKES, large package .'as Tomato 19$ u Juice P quart bottles Del Monte, 10-otins .. CATSUP, Kitchen King, quart tins TOILET TISSUE, 5 ,ppl z. Eivi tins 2 :le 5f rolls et TUMBLERS, 3 m 12-o- z. PEAS, No. 2 tin L04 MARSHMALLOWS, l Jft 2 Pound Bag BEER, Blatz Bohemian, bottles 10-o- z. Hi tall tins 5 LIME RICKEY bottle M tomato MILK, Banner Brand j 10$ I0f for it CORN, fancy Golden, No. 2 tin 2 for CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Gallon tins US botGINGER ALE tles, no bottle deposit.... 12-o- z. TOMATOES, No. solid pack wit 2j 'he CORN, Standard grade Case of 24 bottles (No Bottle Deposit SODA CRACKERS box 23 WE ARE OPEN ON THE 24th AND EVENING UNTIL 9:30 P. M. EVERT Garden and Orchard Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, kept under the very latest equipment to be fo in all the West lav MO 1 JAM, 4 LB. 6 6Z. TIN, Hewlett's all Flavors 51c TUNA FISH, Del monte PEACHES, One-fourt- Tall tins . ( .. .1 "Frrim We Farm to supply all our Fruits. M r f sure io see us tirst tor all season' able Fruits and Vegetables fresh a. I m gardens. ?ur,own j lfmovJ OI1I1KISI dozen 41 2.Q2 ORANOKS , med. size, 2 i, i, juicy. LETTUCE, each solid heads, dozen CANTALOUPES, TOMATOES, fanTy solid, pound for 2 5 IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT LEG O' MILK LAMB pound ROASTS, best cuts, r I ANCV SPRING 1'KYERS, pound .. 16 b. X9tf LEAN SUCFTTiTATTr . v.i r pounds o at RtriP. . rw A 16 lM)UIld HENS AND SPRING 7 IIOAST, lb. ... FRYERS TI ' IE.0LEST I. I lit I ,L T ,0 nil IS) 3 FRESH FRANKFUR IK ALL KINDS DOMESTIC IMPORTED CllW'HE ift? i'"ui VEAL POT ROAST pound TERS, pound : beef Yin ... brick MINCED HAM, piece or sliced, 2 lbs. 2P"niln t pounds LOAF CHEESE, FANCY FAT HENS, pound - Ib cream l16 2CHEESE, full L.AMB, pound tiicm- 3 EASTERN BEEF 17 ONE STOP TO SHOP m lw package CRUSHED PINEAPPLE quart tins 3 Jb- .-r. ill for 2 SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 lbs, 15c. 18c sat Wl SARDINES, mustard or sauce, oval Salt No. 2 tins BEEF Soup meat, Gc lb.: mpfv roasts 7e to 12c 1!,; Meuks, 0e lb to 15c. lb.; grollIld beef, 2 lbs. for 15c. VEAL AM) LAMB U Mew, 9c, 11,.; ,.hons 2 lbs. for 25C; roasts, flc to 15e 1).: lamb chops, 18c lb.; gtew, 12c; roasts, 15c lb. f i8c ,b SPRING FRIFS Fresh ie quart jar 650-she- s Uc lb.; sausage, Dressing Vacuum packed, 25c tin PUFFED WHEAT, package PORK fe :ay Haiti MILK, Banner Brand, Baby size, 5 tins Leg of Pork Roasts, meatv euts 12c to 15c lb Kh.,i.i... l IJ,' i Salad bag In the Market MEATS " PORK AND BEANS No. 2 1, tin rs BROOMS, each !!k( :hai 10-l- b. m MAZOLA OIL Vz gallon id 13) SALAD FISH, POWDERED SUGAR, LAUNDRY SOAP, unwrapped, 10 bars salads, and make your salads with Miracle Whip or Dressing Spreads at 25c a quart. For your Shopping Basket: Cold, juicy melons, 2'2c lb; large can of peas, 10c; powdered or brown sugar, 2 for 17c; 10 bars soap, 20c; W. King Toilet soap, 4c a bar; Clabber Girl Baking Powder, 9c; spices, 3 for 19c; Tune-ett- s, 15c; Del Monte or Blue Pins corn, 2 for 25c; large ean peaches, 17e; wheaties, 11c; Mason caps, 23c doz.; tumblers, 6 for 19c; K. R. Salmon, 17c; large ean and beans, 10c; medium pork size, 6c; large Clorox, 19c; A-- l 25c butter, lb.; bananas, 5c lb; spuds, bag, 10c; B. Pine sliced beef, 15c; Creme Oil Soap, 4 for 17c; Swan's Down cake flour, 27c; Nut Flakes, 2 for 1 9c;Grape closing out a few packages, 2 for 5c; Miller's Beer, 10c a bottle. 0fiA & package BEER EXTRACT, Bottle Miracle Whip Keep cool with SOAP, Laundry 10 bars i::ee tins Miracle Whip, RAISINS, A new product, even more inviting than a dish of tns. I tily prepared Macaroni or I Spaghetti. Tenderoni comes I with a package of Kraft's Cheese, P Grated ready to Ia serve with it both packages for 10c. box.... 2-l- 42 tin s, While 2000 bars last, 3 bars Iodized Package Tenderoni 'ffe! WHIP, qt String-les- IS CLOROX, I serviceable, 3 Life Buoy Soap Birthday Sale is OUR nexthere. We have bought large quantities of wonderful merchandise that will assure jour money a substantial increase in buying power. Ladies, make your hubbies' labor easier by laying in a supply of fine foods at our big economy sale. Watch for our ads. Save your coupons on each dollar purchase, atid you may win a cash prize the night of the sale. $50 in cash prizes at each store Helper and Price. FRIDAY - SATURDAY MONDAY bag Brooms DEVILED MEAT, tin No. 2 Y Ppermanents guaranteed. Mrs. Margaret Huff and Miss Irene Gazel, Operators. For appointments PHONE 337. SPECIALS FLOUR, 6 : VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 tint $1.59 ui Phone 244 state-chartere- d Uniform Supervision KU'FEKKD SNACKS mod. house and FOK KENT A. J. Stafford. Mrs. Reas. garage. 303 - each ness greatly aided us in our recent bereavement, in the loss of our son, Robert. Your kindness and sympathy never shall be forgotten. UTAH July 20, 21, PHONE 5-ti- e, CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressto our ing our heartfelt gratitude kindwhose friends loving many ! .Emu s HELPER, UTAH Peanut Butter pound jar 25C for 2- MEAT and GROCERY , Cc;np-nies- ?j Workmen's Market E 48-I- i i (POOR DRIVER, PERMANENTS HELPER nit j - folFOUND Small, black satchel on per swimming pool Wednesday the to extensive repairs Scofield Road. Owner may have lowing A new same by inquiring at Journal ofpool and its surroundings. path of asphait was laid around fice, identifying bag and paying the edges of the pool and the sides It for this adv. were built up with concrete makin ing the pool over a foot deeper every part. SHELTON WITH Further improvements are under is REALISTIC WRAP rapway and the swimming pool Just Installed idly becoming one of the most popular spots in the city during the present hot weather. Central j. 4-a- ay Subscribe for The Journal Hel viiciasa . nppdc 6 our big saie, rnday, Sat day, bunday and Monday, July 20. 91 11 onrl 71.- Re sure tc w cfi x, oluck Un ror uie iLii. V7ITH A rihf Mrs. Sam Scallion and Mr. and Miss Mary Bianco returned to Frank Plastino departed Mrs. week's a Helper Sunday following visit in Springville. Wednesday for Salt Lake, where they will attend the funeral servMr. and Mrs. Thomas Price left ices today, of Mrs. Scallion's mothHelper Tuesday evening for an ex- er, Mrs. Carmelia Madelin. tended visit in Grand Junction. J. R. Loftis left the first of the week for Salt Lake, where he is spending several days looking after business matters. GEORGE BURNS and GRACIE ALLEN St DRIVE, FASTER THAN YOU'D LIKE TO MFVFR in vniir for vniir vorn'trtApr two-week- Master James Kirkham of Salt SWIMMING POOL REPAIRS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED Lake is spending the week with FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Matinee Saturday at 2:30 xAWAifc, I Di-mi- WEDDING BELLS Gus Kalies, chef at the Crill Cafe, left during the week for Denver, where he will be wedded to Miss Lucille Ekonornou, on Sunday, July 29. Bill White, manager of the Grill, will join Mr. Kalles in the Colorado Capital next week. Following the ceremony, the will come to Helper, where they will make their home. "Honor tViifi arl Hint to Drivers e TYPHOID VACCINE Mrs. Orpha Laraen, county nurse, announces that physicians of Hel per and Price are prepared begin ning next Monday, to administer typhoid vaccine, and everyone is urged to consult his or her family physician about this preventive, which is designed to protect lives, C. J. Allen was a visitor in Salt particularly endangered by the Lake during the first of the week, prevailing drouth here and looking after business matters. Fel and members of the junior branches of 25 lodges of the state attended the annual outing- of the Utah Odd Fellows' lodge at Geneva Saturday and Sunday. A dance at Geneva resort pavilion Saturday night was the opening social event in connection with the affair. Fast Grand Master Henry Hall of Helper was chairman of the outing, being assisted by W. J. Local and General ll lows, Rebekahs I' 1934 THE HELPER JOURNAL FRES2I FIJI ASSORTMI' LUNCH MEATS A LARGE 12 STORE IN TOWN TO17LSHOP v i SJUH bl ORE ANLJ 5AV -- . . |