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Show Helper, Utah November, 1 1935 niE RCUD KAIL HELPER JOURNAL I NE1PS WJ PAGE FIVE A I COMMENTS NOTICES Ft j j Contractors Notice check, cashiers by a certified or Bid Bond, payable to the unfor not less than! dersigned, DISANDAT five per cent of the amount there-- ; by Ino Nudding forb to amount check th's of; Local political mud slinging la felted if the bid accompanying it on the main line an going ful, is accepted and the bidder then blast if all were to Judge a man's fa':l to enter into the Contract or to furnish a bond as required; character and ability by heresay v.oulJ readily assume that by law. mta runnir-- for political office Contract, bond, end ether form.'' wpe uiuiviuuais. may be seen' at the office of the!'" Cut il le l in fun-s- o ey say. Architects. his No bidder mny withdraw 1 anions sayings: ill take that bid for a period of 30 days after bet. the date set for opening. Time for completion will be an Tho horn of life is okay; it all element in determining the award. The right is reserved to accept! ependi Jon what kind of music ve play on it. any, or to reject all proposals and II Duee seems set on. civilizing alternates. he Ethiopians with poison gas. Bidders are hereby notified that tanks, aand machine guns these are PWA projects and will bombs, -- modern war inventions of this be carried out under the rules and it is to war tend make ype, said, Reof the Emergency regulations Act of 1935 horrible and too hideous for peolief Appropriation or endure 'hereto pertaining. (See Construct-o- ple to contemplate Regulations, PWA form 166 or but then ancient warfare' was form 179, dated July 22, 1935, and nuch more brutal and disastrl-om- , with hundreds of victims die-innpleasantly. Horror of war did g together with certain alternates, will be received by the undersigned up to 2 P.M. Saturday, Xovemaer 16, 1935, at which time they will be publicly opened and read, for the follow ing: An High School Unit a High Price, Utah, and Junior School at Helper, Utah. Each building is to be bid on separately, and the work on each will be let in a General Contract, to include all the branches of construction, except Plumbing and Heating. Plans, Specifications, and bid forms prepared by Cannon & Fet-zer- . said Architects, covering buildings will be- available to bidders on and after October 26, 1935, at their office, 506 Tompleton Building, Salt Lake City, Utah; al-- ; bo at the office or the undersigned. A cash deposit of $15.00 will' oe required for each set given out-- ' this to be reiurried after the bids are opened, on return of the seti in good order, providing the one) securing it has submitted a bid; in proper form. Each bid must be accompanied Sealed Proposals, D v' M. H. ; WILSON . Ted Greener says; He . that hopes the selling of coal from the local the yardnuster soon gets to the cial trains carrying fields. The exact rate schedule is wnere he can move real espoint run are being not yet available but a ..naint'eiMS material tate without doin it on the shift decrease D&RGW with destina, is I. expected. and West. worked by first day crew of , He is getting kind of fed a day inave on to carry a sjioon to up having tak..... Helner this veek work so as to be abie to get the In 3tanilflfl(l real estate 'sut of his ears, mouth ana nose, and anyway we guess Gibbon, Wash. pomeroy, Ted doesn't like the wind. that Ore. npDDner Jet., Ore ..'.. Albany. The boys over the Railroad way Cali- Ore.. Nevada and ito express their sorrow at want L noints ana ceuu ... H"" .Mi uc- ,.ln seeing Jack and Mary leaving the , bout WW ol residence. They feel that it will to this movement. mean th beginning of a separaof the cordial relations that tion anusual amount of business bemi enjoyed by them with have D&ItGW the enjoyed by ithe Smii!:i Jack and his Mary. aside vaio Tiranch ti. However wish both the Sulli-vany iie sual heavy run vi ithe best of luck in their and outgoing Five new home . t has been very heavy. been necessary have swrs We have, it from an official nor-adle the freight that is fonrce Hi, the RR boys are gethandled hy two crews ana a pot to hire Army Smith City ting up r crew from Salt Lake with such, as to learn how to go ocon several m necessary deer hunting and bring back a deer instead of just an expense ,h - Northwest Car-toad- Miss Lois Barrett and Miss Wanda LYavitt were visitine at the home over the week-enfrom the U of U where they are students this year Well Bry Miller fooled us and vent out hunting again this time he got his buck . V- Jack Hopper, carman at Soldier Summit got his deer early in the season over on the Avintaquin. A rovel feature of tne hunt as reported by Mr Hopper was the fact thii about eighty Indians from over on the reservation were hunting deer in the same place and were curing their kills In the old fashioned way by hanging the meat up and drying it as jerky. s i Subscribe for The Journal - the industries aing of deal which are either plants or increasing the curtailed operations. A is also being distributed TWO-YEA- Walter Allen, trainmaster from Grand Junction was a business in Helper Monday, visitor in AUTO LOAN Is Quickly and Easily Obtained Is as Cheap If not Cheaper than other sources of money. IS STRICTLY Orson H. Guymon President Geo. E. Otkey and can best be obtained through us Kome Owned All llUOfe Ulb f,Y A&i cv -- s. Rai-Bin- & Natural set For Karat O07C I 549,59 Karat Karat I $75,00 $100.00 Karat i I il i. ii iii ill i Parkers Gor-ganro- 'a $1,25 . s arrived Cham-Nn- Trj ihem! $9.75 DONT MISS WE SHIP BY RAIL 2nd THE GIFT SHOP Golden Camel Cabaret JEWELERS SATURDAY S NOVEMBER, : CATSUP 15 ounce bottle 154 GRAPEFRUIT 2 number 2 cans BLACKBERRIES 2 number 2 cans 274 334 Bartlett IPEARS 234 number 2,z tins TOILET TISSUE 4AIRLXSO roll large package PEAS 00. can lAg AMMONIA pints Qg Hi Utahna llUUSClillU :.. JAM pure fruit 32$ OATS Premium f& - J TI ROSEWARE ju. jar s iit-vvieii- lii 11- 27 GELATINE 3 for tfA Shredded Wheat ric-r-, IS aiayUJ ell package MUSTARD 1 pt. 15 MATCHES G box carton .. California Home" DOG FOOD SALMON lib can j9g' Jig ' Alaska Pink Pedigree 3 tall tins 10 bars XXg SOAP SYRUP Hewletts r I11CU1UI11 Crystal White CHILI CON 29 DATES 2 lb. pkg CARNE 3 small can 1 OYSTERS lib tin MAZOLA salad oil qts. gallon ': fruits" 1f MINCE MEAT lbs 4gg RICE fancy Willapa $19.75 e PEACHES Sliced or halves 224 no. 2 12 size tins WHOLE KERNEL CORN 27 2 cans for PINEAPPLE sliced or crushed 114 no. 2 size tins per lb mn i Home Operated Pheasant season opens Sunday, use Western Shells for your hunting 'trip, Western shells are the best, longer range and a sure kill. Buy your supply at the Progressive Market. a0G eon 3 j XA i R0GRESSIVE One of the most important issues facing the Citizens of Helper CoalNniovement continues on the! lcavan tons up. About 45,000 today is the conJng election. up D&RG of jputy Will Remain the (the Helper yard ing Every citizen will agree that Labor has been (the least considered, week despite the fact that a This 1(iads us this If Candidate Wins new t) beiieve that it is time Labor took more Interest in rate on coal is to go into ef- , ircnmttalth 14 Government; elect their own candidates on a , feet Nov. 3. 1935. Thi9 rate will' . tn take this w me vitia1.1AISUK of opportunity ruaifuuM emDoaymg iuuuift ujhi jjnutipico coal haulage to the northte rumors to the effect that affect and will materially benefit meet the wants and needs of Labor. west of City Recorder Mary Riggs The Labor Party has been endorsed by the Utah State Federation id be denied the position of de- of their recent convention at Price, Utah; also by the InterLabor'at f In my office if l am elected of Iibor which met in Salt Lake City just recently. Federation state be position to which I HEALTH! aspire, Men and women who want intentions now and if elected, EMBODIES THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES m OUR PLATFORM ii v.v.. as v ild be to recommend strong and healthy bodies that Miss both for themselves and for A municipally owned Power and Light System without the necesp ue reiamea in me otrice t ecorder. their children appreciate sity of a Bond issue. (Signed) Harris. Simonsen good foods. We exert extra A reduction in City taxes. t Candidate efforts to get the best foods for Citv rates. water in and A reduction light reasonable most priat the of good food is Political Advertisement) ces. Ple-itPayment of interest or) meter deposits effective January 1, 1936. investment. state action sgainst the sales tax and its replacealways a fine BARGAINS! 3 lbs. Prunes ment by tax on big incomes. un15c; OH Sardines 2 for 9c; TY CHURCH Against the eviction or foreclosure on small home owners or Metal Sponges 3 for 10c; employed. Great Northern Beans 4 lbs. Ameri-ca- n One hundred percent organliation of all workers Into the K.K. soda Sc; 19c; Baking Nay School 10:00 a.m. Mr. ' of Labor. Federation Ammonia or Bluing 15c; I Beveridge Supt. Morning In view the A 30 Piece Service for 6, Powdered Sugar 2 pkgs. 18c; F 11:00 a.m. Good Music; Ws, with the assistance of alt organizations, have including Mirror Stainless Oats Lg. 19c; in Quick Banner a City. faon theme, "Christian of Labor Helper erection Temple ChaxacKnives and Salad Forks, in Mon23c ad Lux pkg.; Sunny Personality". relief and trade union wages on all Relief projects. your choice of new open-stoc- k Adequate organl-zationday Sosr 10 bars 25c; 2 lb. bonafide designs. The time is all pworth League 7:00 p.m. Topic for and assemblage of Freedom press speech, limited come in at once. Jar Peanut Butter 35c; Babo English Bible and British and their membership. 3 cans 23c; Camay Soap 5c; American Art". Mr. G. J. Itee-i- i re A Carn. 3 lbs. Snowdrift 65c; building program to include sewerage, street and housing DIAMONDS the guest speaker. of Wheat the 25c; Cherry Prem. Helper. City p Ladies Aid fcazaar and Tur- pairs throughout s women and men for the Chocolates 25c; 11 oz. D'mer is to be held Against discrimination In wages between WEDDING RINGS 5c: Hershey Bars 3 for same class of work. 10 bars Classic 10c; Soap in most have those between a seat for von Sunday. f To divide what employment the City has 20c; 2 lb. cans S&W Coffee Gold Dia- of same. need 2 for 25c; 49c; Century Tuna work. and relief City mond Sunbrite Cleanser 3 for 10c; Against discrimination in taxes, licenses, mountings S tor armed guards opposing Mother's Cup and Saucer Against City tax money being used one-fift- h ' Oats 25e; Service Coffee 17c. labor. Vote of! In The Market Against anything that interferes with the freedom and rights one-four- th within the City BEEF bonafied Labor Organizations and their sympathizers You wilt be able to find of Helper. JOHN BONACCI a nice roast to suit your one-thi- rd LABOR PARTY CANDIDATES taste and pocket book this beef week. Fine stamped For Mayor from 12c lb. to 18c lb. Try one-ha- lf FRANK R. PORTER a tfeak from our stamped or Term beef A choice For Councilman, mocratic Nominee Sirloin for broiling or a fine IVAN KRIZMANICH Matched Sets cut from the round for your Term For Councilman, Swiss steak at only 16c lb. and llP JOHN F. HUNTER for for either kind of steak. Term For Councilman, CHEESE V. P. NIELSEN COxAIE IN and SEE Every fam?ty uses cheese believe we Term of some sort.-WFor Councilman, City Recorder The JNew have every kind to meet your CHRIS POZUN for Romano Sheaffers requirements. (Paid Political Advertising) Caclocavalo, mild grating; Watermans medium or nippv American V . & Pens cheese; fresh Philadelphia Cream: Cottaoe Cheese. and "P or roquefort-al- l Our Regular Free Dances Will IV 11 8 tims ' priced. Include some V Surely Bring you a good . w . FALL STYLES I! nnv of these bodybuilding foods crowo. iou with a grano Ml J 4I.A AU - with vnur mals. IT you II AmiSS Waltham opcim go Shortening, Bsrrialns in ning at the GOLDEN CAMEL, Mutton Hamilton In the slab, Bacon the best in Our Draft Beer i ? lbs. 23c; Leg Roast cSop-town. Elgin 13c lb : hams, fancv chickFree Dance TV 1. , c.rrcit Wine for Night Helbros Our and Saturday dried ens. Veil. Lamb, Pork, latte and occation at the ame time be will Staged feet, have Piqs and fresh fish, Vi'fiU Dare, Blackberry, with the same fun and hilarity meats everything l uncheon ulM.ie, Calawba, Concord, the usual Good Muaic. with and UP at rot, Tokay, MuMMlei and for prices you could ask "'l Garrett Special upon. can depend you IT! I Phone news items to The Helper Journal. MARKET LABOR PARTY. PLATFORM good Edward Williams and Dale RelJ motored to Salt Lake City Tuesday to spend the day. Oct. 17. 1935 Last publication Nov. 7, 1935. CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN rea-rona- About the only guy who is not interested In the five day week is a six day bike rider. 1st Publication out. lft's Garrett's, . Secretary CONFIDENTIAL Support of friends will be appreciated the reopening Speaking of popularity-di- d you by any chance get a glimpse of Mildred last Saturday nite veil, vere ver all the men? Mildred had em tagging her all evening and was the wives mad on her-o- y yoy! he Vat a Vuman, Ask Barney, knows. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pesetto left ubsequent revisions.) on week for California last CARBON COUNTY HOARD vacation. They drove on ithe OP EDUCATION AT PRICE, journey down. UTAH . Traveling engineer Jo McGuil field and is be from : Salt Ijake was a business of sev- visitor at Helper Monday. industrial ventures (that the i had either slowed down Mr. Hu-r'- i Wiiso:i and Mr. D. G. mpletely halted. From these were in Helper on Cunningham would it rations appear that business Friday and Saturday. :d depression is groggy if not Jetely AN Eleven years a taxpayer of Helper and a resident of Carbon county for the past twenty-fiv- e years. An employee of the Liber y Fuel Company and a staunch supporter of labor. Promises aid to anything for the betterment and welfare of the City of Helper. commercial llied g SILVAGNI BUILDING Phone 397 Prioe, Utah B 1 O N D I C II DEMOCRATIC Things must be rather slow in the Capital City as dia governor's" p'cture has not appeared in the paper lately. It really must be pleasant indeed to be so gosh dern popular. PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORP. Vote For MATT It seems as though the Great Powers, intentions are to stop a var by starting another. In the language of the League of Nations, sanction" means that you mu9t not do it; Naughty! Naughty! n account. greatly increased tonout of of ml that is moving J. R. Loftis spent the most of a comes question j" county t week down among the sugar this ithis what is being done with beets on the Marysvale Branch, amount, the unusual ud why leastwise that is the alibi but we inquiry leads to the answer some itirres wonder if its only much of it is being consumed SUGARBEETS. that takes a man idividuals due to their ability from a sick bed to work. of being r coal this because to find gainful employment, in ill - j not stop it then and it Is now llke-- ' to do so now or in time to come. 2 ...OjPAn 35g large pkg. 33 AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE Utah solid heads ORANGES doz. HA' SWEET SPUDS 194 or YAMS 3 lbs. 9 sweet and juicy lg. GRAPEFRUIT CELERY XJg Arizona 6 for Utah giant jumbo 25? U S INSPECTED MEAT PORK ROAST lean cuts lb BEEF ROASTS to 23jPOKK STEAKS j per lb ..... ,. 250 15gT I GROUND BEEF tOrf "T gg lb. young becfiFresh ground 2 lbs. lk6 FRANKS VEAL ROASTS meatv cuts lb. 170 per lb. SLICED BACON sugar cured lb 2? 39g STEAKSi Sirloin i-- t a nice ana tenuer . a. in. |