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Show r I HELPER, UTAH, NOVEMBER 2, 1934 PAGE SIX . and Mooseheart Day party, Tues day night in the K. of P. halL A program and dance were the at tractions for the evening. Several numbers were rendered by Tex and Mrs. Jack Vignetto, "How to Paint"; Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, "Michel Angelo"; Mrs. A. J. Stafford, "Andre Del Sarto". Those taking part in the study of pictures and the pictures discussed were: "v Ted, of Price, who proved to be popular over the radio station at NUPTIALS CELEBRATED Mrs. Mary Gibson, "The Vision Price recently. The evening was An interesting marirage of the of St. Bernard"; Mrs. R. W. Robin- brought to a close with the servmonth took place Saturuay morn- son, "Madonna, Child and Saint ing of refreshments. ing at 10 o'clock at the St An- Anne"; Mrs. Frank Grosso, "An- ILVLLOWEEV PARTY thony's Catholic church, when gels"; Mrs. B. W. Dalton, "The The Misses Jane Locke and Miss Grace Magliocco, daughter of Last Supper"; Mrs. Levill Merrill, Mrs. Josephine Magliocco, of Hel- "The Virgin of the Rocks"; Mrs. Lorna Frandson entertained at a per, end Mr. Angelo M. Welch, William Llttlejohn, "The Delphie prettily arranged Hallowe'en party son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Welch, Sibyl"; Mrs. L. R. Fulmer, "Ma at the home of Mrs. Frank Wednesday night. The Halof Crested Butte, Colo., were donna Del Sacco"; Mrs. L. R. Gro-ve- r, lowe'en Wathe over Hovers in "God spirit prevailed in the a united at holy matrimony pretty church wedding. Father ters"; Mrs. Reagan Ratliff, "The decorations and luncheon. Guests James Claffey solemnized the nup Prophet Daniel"; Mrs. Henry Rug-ger- i, present were three of their teachers, Misses Orpha and Thelma "The Madonna of the tial. Faylor and Mrs. Dodge and the The little brunette bride made Misses Catherine Gardner, Betty an attractive picture in a charmFahring, Bessie Weeter, Maxine ing gown of white satin, princess WOMEN'S CLUB MEET Dodge, Teresa Quilico, Marie Le-gveil of THURSDAY style, with enveloping and Ada Judd. Prizes were will tulle club of Helper held in place with The Womens white dehold its regular monthly meeting, awarded to the Misses Gardner, cap of lace and forget-me-notsigned with seed pearls. She car- Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Utah Dodge and Fahring. Assisting the ried a shower of Pernet rosebuds Service room at 2 :30 p. m. A very hostesses were Mrs. Nyman and and lillies of the valley, and was interesting program is being ar- Mrs. M. Locke. given in marriage by her grand-iathe- r, ranged by Mrs. G. L. Kelley: vocal IIOLLOWEEN-BIRTIIDAMr. Angelo Welch of selection. Miss Josephine MartinCrested Butte. elli; reading, A. and B. by Kay PAUTY A birthday party was held at Miss Francis Welch, sister of the Bunnel; current events by Mrs. homo of Gwendolyn Quilico the Mrs. word was drill H. maid of and Uhle J. by honor, bridegroom, and wore a gown of peach organ- S. B. Bunnel. Saturday afternoon in honor of her fifth birthday. Games and refresh die. Miss Mary Magliocco, sister of ments featured the party which the bride, was bridesmaid and B. P. W. To Hold was carried out in a Halloween wore a gown of peach silk crepe. Card Party The Business and Professional theme. Those attending were Louis They carried showers of pink carWomens club is making plans to Galanis, Nita Mars Tucker, Eu nations. MarMr. Mike Magliocco, brother of hold a public card party in .the gene and Merline Migloire, Grill club rooms, Friday night; garet Winkelreid, Jean Halvorson, the bride, acted asest man. Auction and Frankie Wallace, Bonna Kimball, and Mendelssohns Nov. 9, at 8 o'clock. Lohengrin contract will be played at which Johnnie Gianotti, Lorraine Belodi, was played by Wedding March, Beverly Bruno, will be given. A light lunch Mary Spigarelli, Miss Elizabeth Martinelli. Miss prizes will follow. Boyd Bunnel, Betty and La June vocal a Josephine Martinelli sang Toigo, Celia and Olga Odorizzi, selection, Whitsun Tide". Gloria Beanckine, Dorothy Dem-maDEMOCRATIC WOMEN The bride is a graduate of the MEET Lillian Bruce Broadbent, Carbon grade and high schools and Mrs. William H. King, wife of Vieta, Barbara Clerico, Charlotte was emplyoed as stenographer at Utah's senator, and Mrs. Burton Paloni, Bobbie Scandella, Lude and the Helper Central school. W. Musser, national Democratic Live Richeda and Antoinette The young couple will make committeewoman from Utah, were their home in Crested Butte, Colo., guests of honor at an autumn tea after November 5th where they given in the American Legion hall will be a thome to their many at Price Monday afternoon by the friends who offer congratulations. Carbon County Women's DemoCandidates for political ofcratic club. fices are busy telling the DELPHIANS MEET Mrs. King spoke on life in WashMONDAY ington, while Mrs. Musr.er gave a public their qualifications, their dependability, etc. We The Delphian society met Mon- talk on political questions. Musical and the believe they are sincere In day afternoon at which time a numbers featured as well, what they say. We are sinstudy of "The Zenith of Florentine guests were accorded a most pleasdir- ing reception by the great number the under made In telling you about our was cere Painting" ection of Mrs. J. W. Bingham. ' attending. store. We have a large stock Those discussing topics and their of the finest merchandise-v- ery JOINT PAUTiES BY MOOSE reasonably priced topics were: Mrs. D. K. Downey, "Florence of LODGE AND LADiES priced to meet your demands, the Renaisance"; Mrs. J. Bracken The members of the Loyal Order and only people wishing to Lee, "Leanardo's Life"; Mrs. Oscar of the Moose and the Ladies of injure us could say other-ivis- e. Hallowe'en held a the Moose, of We Invito you to select Art joint "The Painting"; Hanson, from our regular shelf prices or from our unusual bargains V,VAVAV.VVMVAV.VAVAV.VAVAVVAV.V.'.V around the store and com5 : 1 pare them with the same merchandise prices anywhere $ at anytime. Shop at your own convenience. TODAY'S BARGAINS: ;": Del Kay Vegetable soup, Franco American spag9c; WE DELIVER $ TELEPHONE 35 hetti, 9c; Wheaties, 2 for 3 SPECIALS FOR FRI. & SAT. NOV. 2 23c; Royal desert, any flavor, 5c; Butter, Cartoned & CubSALMON McGow- O CATSUP Del Monte-f- l ed, 31c lb., while our supply A & Lists; Giant size Crystal ? an's Col. river 1 lb. large bottle White soap, 4 for 18c; Palm-oliv- e k soap, 2 for 9c;.. K. C. PHI 1. 1 CON CAR- SOAP, Snovvflake g Baking powder, 21c; Kings-for- d V NE, Rath's 2 cans... C Castille 4 bars starch, 8c; B. Pine Choc. lb bars, 13c; White seedI, : CHOCOLATES N0.4J PEACHES, Del Monte, less raisins, 2 lbs. pkg., 20c; Carnation Prem. Wheat or 5 l's Cello, bag 1 lb. .. Sliced or Halves No. A 4 Oats, 29c; Toilet Paper, M22V2 can 5 Charmlu", S for 17c; Glass SYRUP Gold Gem 6 for 19c; Del Montumblers, V GREEN OLIVES quart jug te Tomato juice, 8c; K. K. Spanish qt. jars .... Shrimps, 11c;.. B. Pine Cut PANCAKE FLOUR beans, lie; Med. Log Cabin "I Speery's 4 lb. bag .... m MUSTARD, Libby's Syrup, 39c; 2 Tb box prunes 19c; Idaho Russett spuds 9 ounce jar ROYAL ZZ 98c, 100 lbs; Quarts Salad Dressing,.. 23c;.... Pork ..and GELATINE COFFEE, Del MonteM 5 Beans, large size, 10c; 2 lbs. DESSERT ; pound per Ilershey's Cocoa, 23c ' I L" !!, MAGLIOCCO-WELC- X, THE HELPER JOURNAL H Ny-ma- v i n, n n (7 J 1 ! TP CP in CP wvmxn mam u r tfjT'y3 Mi I 3 1 J V- mS Helper ! er PRE s, DAYS of unusual thrift on Quality Merchandise, Friday and Saturday, November, 2nd and 3rd. SUCCESS be had anywhere Take MARKETS Always strive to give their patrons the best bargains on food stuff to BARGAINS. GOODNESS TO HONEST BUT BRIBES NO PREMIUMS OR of this Sale. Y $3.00 pSZI WITH $5.00 pSSS bars of Classic lanudry soap FREE. pound bag of Utah Sugar FREE. WITH 5 PUMP-- 1 "a KIN '1 25 pounds IOC SL49C Home Owned .:. Home Operated 3pkg e t,n9 Case 24 tins tinS 1 tin Ut Case of 24 tins fv v f b r m r-- Sh-h- Stall ft) "a GREEN 1 lb- - PS- - 20c ,7egetaDleS 11118 B 21 $2,69 SOAP PEAS per "n 12 ca8e M $2.69 SOAP MILK torge 6 Ca" CORN 1 120 a SHRIMP ,cy dry 48 SST 17 per pot,nd id U LETTUCE per head each OLIVE OILpr $2,19 CELERY 25 f e" 5 GRAPEFRUIT 4 bar919 ONIONS quart bottles $2,83 CLOROX tor pk--2 19 10 b TEA CbD v.. t.69 ' 5 IU 12 alii b u i i i i rt teas Grocery Bri VV JLJLJLJL AVVUPurchas; cans of Banner Milk FREE. V m 12C STRING BEANS ivoif Lth Pound tins 25C perlbSU i hi H Clai 5 each 5 lie no lr ca lata b "b: j :;' 10 SARDINES tln olu Large packflge 4 PAR 29 SWEETS Dist per pound 4 ieclar i PRUNES 10 lb 29 GERMADE VINEGAR pe, pace 3 TOASTIES 23 bag pMto,w 39 ORANGES 25 LEMONS sessio 2 pcr dozcn mtelj ras ( Ha; ar v 15 rictec years OATS per pacie 25 CATSUP 14 package CAKES 25 per pound BANANAS prove 5 The demn . "jkK&l? CAKE FLOUR, large pkg Sof- - ta-Si- lk 19C SPAGHETTI Franco American 2 cans . BLACKBERRIES Del Monte 2 No. 2's Vm 3 r - 1 M 3V 22e In the Market ! J with Young pork dressing flavored with fresh sage ought to be good this cold weather. Pork roasts, 12c lb. up to 18c lb, for cen- - : Jg 29C? TOMATOES, Solid Jt 2 Ws .... pack Vz I LETTUCE, Large firm head: a 44e CORN, Tendersweet 2 cans V No. 2's . 2Se GRAPES, Tokay, Malga's 3 lbs. 9e tu 19C i TAT HI JJTSLX ROAST, Pork Leg 19c pound ROAST, Beef Pot pound of LAMB per pound LEG aasaiflias 12C 17C mm lOAST, Veal Pot nice meaty cuts lb. veaTsteaks & CHOPS per lb HAMS, Skinned, half or whole lb. aaaaaaaaai a a a a a 12C Steaks proportionately ed with the roasts. 1 BUTTER1 34c " 7 SV 2for2Se PORK ROAST J pric- The folks who have tried our large roasting chickens or fat hens have been delighted with the fine flavor and tenderness of these birds. Roasters or fryers, 20c lb; 5 FAT lb- - 10y2 pound CHICKEN LEGS each 5 5 affid; OOO rURITV th to ters, ti 4 lb. pkS. 27g and 'A hu i ierm iaa Co V V Delicatessen says "Blai Help reser COTTAGE C"EESE2"' 25.J PICKLES1""- - nnn rn u a legec defei that Son 5'" x per G "a: .5 10 poinl 4 in. ident have ica V Mi pard - WBR0LLEDlb- - 1 POrop 10 CHILI 15 BACON pack-eac- h 19 MINCED HAM 19 FRANKS per pound 15 j 10 ! ott aitel; pic X 7 tmM SLICEDpound 29 LINK SAUSAGE1" Iji 17 ft row' HAMS 15 riCMC pound 150 CHEESE pound H 17 whic oseh t by pound9 29 SALAMI pcr 10,,,,d Stra 4C4 ! nes-- l day TAMALES 4 HAMS i LARD 2 19 19 t COD FISH si a M; Tl PORK CHOPS cr DJ. SKAGGS ICES?" U lates inert' 4foi9e I Ma ed PRICE etc- - Hume grown young rabbits and fat Just right for the fry pan or bak-InIn a pie. Reasonably priced Honey In the comb-Fr- esh I'tah, 2 for 25c; Bacon 25 lb; Shortening 2 sliced, IB lbs. for 25c; Tamales, 6? Cheese, Veal, Lamb, Picnic Hams, Fish, Lunch Meats at Reasonable Prices. "A SIKETY OF VEAL ROASTS'- VEAL CHOPS In prime flesh S ROASTS 14 LIVER hens, 15c lb. RABBITS MARKET ReGrade 4c RIB BOIL BEEF 15 CREAMERY pound TISSUE SER in .in. .pounds 25 mute a uma GROUND BEEF 2 15? CHICKENS STEAKS 1 BEANS QUALITY MEATS U. S. Inspected 2 p",", term, CLEAN- - TOILET I RAISINS ERS $1.19c poUHd Wnj CHICKENS 16C J2 22C CRACK-- I 81b'Pi,U POT ROASTS common cuts up to 15c lb for the fanciest cuts of beef. 22c PEARS, Good Eat- 'V ing, 4 pounds States United A HTC jfT? TTTV JL Inspected SPINACH, Tender small leaf 2 lbs per 5ib.be, line beef roasts beginning at 7c lb for the more o. SOAP, Special white 10 bars LARD per year. BEEF pound can Fruit and Vegetable Department per 'a loin, 2 lbs. 35c; Pork sausage 2 lbs. 23c; Fresh side pork 15c lb. CHERRY. CHOCS 29 CABBAGE ounce STANDARDS rPPC17 LUUO per dozen RONI a ter cuts of leg. Chops from brZ, MACA- - 5 PORK roasts TEA, SHILLING'S, Orange Pekoe and Pekoe 33C PEANUT BUTTER 4 A Purity 1 lb. jar a WHEAT HEARTS, Sperry's lge. pkg 4e ? r wood's 2 lb. can.... 19C SODA CRACKERS Gold Gem 3 lb. box CORN MEAL Qua-kers Yellow 9 lb bag n-r- 23C Del Monte 3 smalls J "a 1 3 j Tictec 39C? i tc :ry IXevac 4 IQf Jar .'banc ' ft R Castle kock ivierc. t in Brown large tins TOMATOES s g tB il SUGAR SUGAR COFFEE COCOA COFFEE lb" FRESH 10 59C Pwderedor ALLBRANDS HERSHEY'S n, Election Time SALE INVENTORY - 1 BLOATERS w mm 3,or 25 MINCE MEAT 17V2 whole or half lb. Cast lOiolttTR " a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a bbb---- '- T! L Hv 91 pfr i CHICKENS "iAT diov 15 LUNCH MEAT VU1JL,0 1 L,rtlJ AS1 RHTT TXTO OTTmrr 1 cind itiou J at 4 ' S dUz tatj i cho iro, Phot Mar tf I 1 ny3 |