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Show Ur& Mr. and Mrs. George dU Ha i 9 I Piza (Continued from page CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS me-th- e - ,ow sup-Iow- s: ' r Rich-jeount- d lak-.-- ice , Glen Ballinger, Mr. Ballinger look Mrs. ViTginia McKee who has them back to Mt. Pleasant Monbeen visiting here with her paraftern.Ki:! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buvie, day for the past several weeks, returnFlorence Reynolds, a graduate ed to California where she has her of Carbon high in 1929 and now home. a playwright in eastern college was honored recently with Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Berto re- circles, the presentation over a Cleveland, turned this week from California. Ohio radio station of her latest They were accompanied by Mrs. J. Bottino. They visited with their play, "Lace Maker", which feaover broadcast sons, Teastie O'Berto and Peter ture was directed A. IX Millson. Miss William by stationBottino both of whom are ed with U. S. Navy at San Diego. Reynold's plays, "Cross Roads' and "Fog" won the Ohio State radio play tournament for colleges in 1934 and 1933. She is the daughMr. and Mrs. John Rask formerly of Helper and now residing In ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger ReyGunnison, Colo, are visiting here nolds of Helper, this week with frelnds and Subscribe for Th .Journal j ! Dk. I 1 1 Year of SERVICE! Forty-nin- e That is the record of the L. D. S. COLLEGe which celebrates the beginning of its fiftiet3 1 year on November 15. During the long years that have passemci in tuts iamous old since uie mot Social Hall, countless thousands of student! have come to receive instruction in the classJ rooms, and to partake oi the spirit of friend liness, of industry, and of right living that arJ traditional here. J; $ ;J $ j""Jr"""-j- On this anniversary, November 15, 1935 $ the school pledges anew its devotion to the' J welfare ad progress ot YOUTH. Let it help1 YOU to meet successfully the problems of the NOTICE Helper Commencing Monday, November 18, all dry Furniture and Hardware good, firms will remain open until 7 p. m. every night. Stores will remain open until 9 p.m. on Saturday night as usual, however. This policy will be pursued until further notice. People NOW OPEN AT .0 0ptici - ll 101 - Help- fl'tf rltf ' eve1 ;offln ; were fteby null Ir P" eve ,eBeral iffai P.St: ffl r Li appa L. D. S BUSINESS COLLEGE citj tree North Main Street 70 Salt Lake City, Utah Wasatch 1812 kat of and sti be Hardware Company Helper Furniture j future. r, Ready-to-wea- k burial PRICE, UTAH REPAIRS FOB ALL CARS j James Marshall of Mutual was married to Dorothy Haycock of here Sunday. At present they are residing at Helper, friends wisti them success. J AV . cates. and service Sale KING AtZTI Wallace Will m..t who have sold mm j I tprvipo auove were Unemployment problems natthe of a meeting at discussed advisional reemployment service which ory committee Friday night ..trended by Joel L. Priest Jr., Tho- state reemployment director; dlFaddis, assistant state ma3 D. Daugherty, reclor; Walter trlct manager of the employment the of service; representatives commission, employers of lal)0r ami labor leaders. a retwrt of the district reem submitted to ployment office was was submitted to office ployment covthe advisory committee, and 1 to OctJanuary the ered period ober 30. facujty consists of the foiing. Rep. William A. Ruel, Rev. James Coyne, erintendent; f,,,piim laneiiflEe and religion: Rev f. Dowling, athletics and special courses; Dr. R. F. McLaughlin, Mrs. Charles Ruggeri, biology; musical director; Prof. E. X. Wil-- j v Hams, band director; and Lt. Reserve! S. U. A. Mitchell, Corps, drillmaster. Tlle Sister8 cf charity, under the direction of Sister Superior di-Louise, and who also teaches the nirth grade, and the grades of which they are in charge, are list-- a as follows: Sister Mildred, 7th Moroni Hunt, mj gth grades; Sister Severina, pathologist (tobacco investigation), 5lu and 6th grades; Sister Theo- Dictator 3rd and 4th grades; Sister $2,600 a year, Bureau of Plant A. J. Carlson dustry, Department of Agriculture. Lelia, 1st and 2nd; Sister DePaul, Secretary Certain education and experience mathematics, HELPER LODGE are required for these examinaThe dose of the present school NO. 1659 tions. 'year will mark the first giadu- - LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Full information may be obtain- - ation of a class which has been M. Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. the way thru the parochial ed from the Secrtary of the Uni-iaHall of Pythias Knights ted States Civil Service Board osclnoL i r" j office oi Examiners at the post customhouse in any city which has a post office of first or the second class, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. To the and Vicinity of o parf-nu- Bunnel Motor Co. 1 -. . The United State Civil Servic; Commission has announced open! as fol-- ; compotitive examinations and Reemployment Heads Discuss Work Problems 1) Catholic Carnival Jesse Nelson were Helper vsitorB W. J. O'Xeil, general mechanical football game superintendent of the D&UGW of at the last Saturday. They report that Denver, is vlaitinc In Htlner thU Public health consultant, various conditions were pretty wet during week looking over company grades, $2,600 to $1,600 a year. game. chanlcal properties this week. Public health research assistant, a year. Optional subjects Dr. James Rugger! is owner ofj Enoch Uryner, old time resident for the consultant positions are: a new 1936 Chevrolet sedan. He re- of Helper is convalescing in the Maternal and child health, general ports that the car has several no- Price hospital hU week from public health piactice, and ortho-jarticeable improvements over the hear: trouble. He w u 'here pedics. The subject and research last model. last Friday mil his condition is assitant is maternal and child health. eported a uni.'ipr n Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pesetto re; Senior pathologist (cotton turned last week from a vacation Pepgy anl H...y Bairingti, stu- seases), $4,600 a year, associate where they dents at SViM 'ii Academy, wre cytologist trip Ln California (horticulture), $3,2uO spent some time visiting former visitors ovr v. itii associate physiologist (hor-ie- j year, day Helper friends on the coast. Mr. and Mis Glen ticulture), $3,200 a year, assistant iheir Utah-Colorad- Helper, Utah November, 15 193 0 THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE SIX ;.3 1 33. It My cai s EARLY. COME AND SEE OUR LINE OF XMAS GIFTS. REASONABLY PRICED, USE OUR PLAN: $ DO YOUR SHOPPING LAY-A-WA- Y $ sem tit wee rcha a on 1 bpins and PRICE, UTAH HELPER igh wnin mi k " usual We Ship By Rail lu These prices effective Friday and Saturday, November 15 and 16. " gfltnunrr1 We Ship By Rail W0RKMANS MA K Salad Dressing ! Springfield Qts j j CATSUP iJ 2 PUMPKIN 1Q Blue Pine Ig. cans &4 SPA fillRTTI "J Egg 10 lb. box PRUNES 3 lbs. 190 new crop BUTTER BEANS 9 can ill I I I! 230 CAMAY 3 Don't risk health! Use Crisco the digestible shortening 65? 250 ib. BOLOGNA U. S. bar U. S. Inspected ,b- - T-Bo- nfi Si Don't risk health! Use Crisco the ffigrrtible shortening 11 STEAKS steer beef lb j 20 OYSTERS pint la me fresh FIN VAN lb. HA DDI K izzz j MARSHMALLOWS P 65? ,b- - 1 no. 2' pineapple MINCED MEAT tin M.J.B. evtrai"K- EGGS - lb. can fresh dozen new crop RAISINS pb.au, 3fl, J cans h"sheJ's COCOA COFFEE can 2 lb. jar DUTCH CLEANSER PORK CHOPS 3g ! 250 1 VEAL ROASTS Youn? and Tender lb. WE SHIP BY RAIL 80 Fur ROAST" I U. S. Inspected ,b- - US.T VEAL OKDEK YOUR TURKEY FOR TIIANRSGI-V1NNOW SO 170 ONE STOP TO SHOP 3 O otUcu meats ROAST milk ib. M ib. STEAKS ib. YOU MUTTON CAN BE ASSURED OF A NICE IiHill FOR rnANRS TIIANKSGIVINC. VEAL STEW PR 1 I CHOPS ' 2 lbs- - s,vift!' quality ,nilk W veal vV WSM k2M. .2 590 50 J90 350 150 340 140 jeans lb. can i Inspected m HT! THXIVF,!?, TO THE COAL CAMPS J all brands flLK 0 lb. 200 Sirloin medium size ,b-12- Full Cream CHEESE 230 pks- - 2pkgs-CATSU- b( bls- - lb. li sockeye fl J CATSUP del monte bottle JjJ oz. botib "Wt Ithool iiblic Igj :e B the GRAPEFRUIT 39 a flavors GRAPE NUTS CRISCO 2lb-ca- n HAMS Picnic Style ba 9lb-b- CABIN 150 lif PkS- - cans MUTTON ROASTS tlb. 19 200 LOG lbs FRUIT MIX 1 lb. 39g SOAP 10 bars 330 PEANUTS For fruit cakes 2 lbs. lor Crystal White All Kinds of Domestic and Imported CHEESE at SPECIAL Prices (lur ing NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK. I POT ROAST of BEEF j FRANKS SHORTENING U.S. Inspected choice cuts 100 per cent pure 2 lbs. lb. 2 pounds 290 15ft 250 FANCY STEWING HENS CAMAY del monte re S195 Ib- - 9 a11 JELLO (SAUER KRAUT Ize cans 1 lb- - SALMON 39 T pikes CORN MEAL . can lb-bO- Ige. pkg. CLEANSER Holly can GRAPEFRUIT large cans CRISCO 3 lb. 2 4 8 lb pail LARD CRACKERS' 23g Grahams 350 RAISINS 350 PANCAKE FLOUR cans for A- -l bars 1 230 m g box carton MATCHES OXYDOL DOG FOOD H Bar P and G SOAP giant bars 8 for ?50 Crystal Wedding Bohemian 3 for .... Ige. pkg. CORN STARCH Cream 2 for 230 BEER for OXYDOL SODA CRAX JX 2 lbs x iVORY SOAP 3 A- -l GLOSS STARCH Argo Gloss 2 for RAISINS fancy seedless 4 bottles OATS 'imuiiiuuiiuuiauiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiii.iniiiii.uuiiiiiiiuiiiiiif SOAP standard bar Q li & G :per tats can SPAGHETTI 5 P liaesi N 2'2 cans BrtiaKiiiiiiuwiliiliiliiiiiiiiliiiiii MACKEREAL Van Camps WALNUT MEAT F000 SUE !! 2lb jar PEANUT BUTTER FOR SOME OF OUR FEW OUTSTANDING VALUES, S MARKET AND SAVE NOV. 15 and 16 SHOP AT WORKMAN DEL MONTE iars SALAD DRESSING FRI.-SAT-- tjllSI he: hi no. 2 con int kit TOMATO SAUCE Thi JJei monte !thl lad Mjt can k sectf Tb FRUIT COCKTAIL i'.orj 'Alt, 'w tall can wt Bob Tl dor 170 230 200 110 350 40 Market 100 140 190 290 270 4A FRUITS VEGETABLES T fm ie ?n GRAPEFRUIT 3,or 100 YAMS - SWEET SPUOS 4 ibs. PARSNIPS 3lbs- - 100 ARTICHOKES 3for 250 CELERY jumbo Oi sta,k ?u |