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Show Ik Page Six .wo ersona Is Mrs. Jim Bruao of Helper wa3 Ballirger ia the pur cf a "brand new' gunme-- j aken to th3 Price City Hospital o.- d Deluxe Plymouth jeveral days ago for treatment for met lor a very serious illness. dan. Her oondltloa 13 reported as belts very serious. former Mr. S. Sheya of Provo, has of resident time Helper long Mr. Steve Bolotas was In' Salt been visiting In Helper and Prica tor the last week on business. Lake on business matters, the We under forepart of the week. He returned to Provo Tuesday. stand that he Is planning on open someMr. and Mrs Ace Miner were ing up a place of business on Main here Street. on visitors Saturday Salt Lake a c ombined business and shop Mr. Jack Sullivan went to Salt ping tour. Lake the fore part of the week, home a nice new automo were bring K. Oold Mr. and Mrs. make of which has not the bile, week end visitors in Helper from been determined. yet Mrs. Gold will be reColorado. membered as Miss Flossie HayDr. O. R. and Mrs. Fahring went of cock, sister of Art Haycock to Fairview Monday to attend the this city. funeral of Mrs. Fahring's Aunt, Mrs. Kichard Graham, which was held on the same day. They re turned that evening. iore I - - I ! I : I Helper, Utah, March 13, 1936 THE HELPER JOURNAL Simply Tailored Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gibson were in Salt Lake from Tuesday until Thursday seeing Dr. F. It. Slopan- key in behalf of Mr. Gibson's lealth. While there Mrs. Gibson attended a meeting held at the Hotel, at which meeting, Miss Mary Dawson, National Democratic coordinator, was the On Tuesday principal speaker. KNITTED New-hous- s 1 e afternoon she attended a tea given in honor of Miss Rewson by the Democratic Women's Club of Salt Lake. Democratic represn-- t atives from Nevada, Idaho, .Wyoming and 13 counties of Utah were present. They returned Thursday and report that Mr. Gibson is are daughters t i-- ni, Mr. Jack Houston spent Satur. visiting friends and Relatives In iJego, Utah. Mrs. H. O. Jenkins and her son uoruen from Spanish iork are visiting with her sister, Mrs. G, W. Truacott, for about a week. Mrs. Vaughn Gull of Fairview Utah is visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Bill Flain for an He is accom indefinite time. panled by Ted Buchman also of Fairview. Miss Betty Grocsbeek from Salt Lake City has been spending few days with rer aunt, Mrs. D. K. Downey. Misses Betty and Peggy Balling er, who are attending school at Wasatch, spent the week end wita their parents. Jark Vignetto spent v.ctk end in Salt Lake Qity. the Mrs. Kate Happs, who has been ill for the past month, has now recovered enough to return to her work. Fred Llewellyn, who Is attend- ing the Wasatch Academy, spent a lew days with his parents. Tom Beveridge and Chris Jouf-la- s Miss Lois Barrett, who is atvisited in Salt Lake last week tending school at the University business. and comfortable at aa can be in these clever, simply styled In lively, fiat frocks 14 to 42. colors. taring ways usher in early spring vegetables ar. l other spring foods. You may be sure to find your local O. P. Skaggs store ready to serve you with these foods. Come in any day and let us serve 1 See Our Center Window CHIPS & SHAVINGS Vol. 3 No. 15 Whether America gots to war depends upon the situation in Europe., and the number of idiots.. Jiere ..at home. Put a Westing House Refrigerator In your home and you wont make a mistake. Headline "Father-in-laBreaks Bottje Over Head." Sort of launching him on the sea of matrimony, as it Son-in-law- 's were. fir A doctor say that more than five million dangerous germ lurk on the average dollar bill. And we can't hold one long enough to count more than ten. Nature s usually thing. The guy with the bald head has less hair to comb, but he has more face to wash. mmm well-playe- lb. bag 2Vz SNOWDRIFT 3 lbs Utatt lb. pail 8 sanbrite 3 cans CLEANSER POWDERED SUGAR 3 ,bs CATSUP BlHe Pine T can Us 30-2- Becker-Pacifi- doz. EGGS, fresh 34-3- can T KRAUT 22J 2ican PUMPKIN c no 2 can PEAS 2 can STRING BEANS no Sum-merhay- s, no2':a" CORN ; . 50,am OLIVES 34-2- 4 2 PALMOLIVE SOAP SOUP tomato veg 2 cans Raw-leigh- 30-Z- SOFTA SILK Sat., March 12, 13 msoAP iWoodburies, 3 for SAUS SUP SH0WHU PU&CHASS 61.89 SOFTA SILK 44 oz pkg Extract, shells, Oleomargarine ":' j r11 NUCOA GRAPEFRUIT Large tin 5C ....... 2i TOILET PAPER 19 Charms, 3 for. 2M RUB ARB and numerous other assorted vegetables All fresh and neatly displayed at our open market for FRANKS U. S. Inspected" 2 Pounds 250 CENTER SLICES HAM ... 350 4QA Juicy, thin skins JAMS 2 lb jar 224. Assorted flavors... ollcl nml Bonless t LEG ROASTS MUTTON lb. PICNIC HAMS 190 lb. T5EEF PIB T.FG PORK lb. i;"OPS, 2 pounds 15 290 f 11"". RAISINS 3 'b fancypack PRUNES I 21 i 3 bott,cs GINGER ALE firma" SPINACH Texas RADISHES, GR- - V:, ib ripe I lb i ONIONS 3 bunches ORANGES nicc an1 julcy Union doz IS U.S. Inspected Meats POT ROAST Swift branded beef VEAL ROAST milk fed vcal STEAKS T'BONE SLICED BACON 250 4) ASPARAGUS fresh tender ,b 80ib. ISib. i70l. 9lbbag GRAPEFRUIT Arizona 3 for MUTTON STEW SALT PORK CHEESE mild milk IS 4QH Large fresh, 3 for can T 250 GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES, doz 3 lb BANANAS KW215-18- 0 Ib- - Don't rilik health! BISGUiT FLOUR 9 Ib bag In cans BE1TER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES GROUND BEEF PURE PORK POT ROAST j 2 pounds SAUSAGE Steer Beef, lb. 2 pounds 35 5 Use Crisco the digestible shortening PANCAKE FLOUR RIBBON Beer J (TOJIATOES Frankfurters, Shortening. Lard and Cheese will be priced to please you. We t?ke extra pains to give you only the best foods at thj fairest everyday prices. No baits anywhere In the 25c PINEAPPLE no PABST JQ ASPARAGUS SPINACH 2 pounds 25 cut ,b Mb 7C 2M Radishes, Onions, Beets, Turnips FRESH EGGS Daily from our own coops. 3? & 4 oz LEMON, K. K. j CABBAGE 3g Carrots Solid heads, per lb. 3 bundles for 5 MACARONI" SPAGHETTI ..BLUE Package nour-Ishln- a" brands tm VANILLA, K. K. r peanuts" 2 lbs In POSTUM ! can Red Diamond RQA " MILK p!g 2 plis25 Pitt. 7QA COFFEE lb . Cerial, can POSTUM Instant, small can i 1 t POST BRAN FLAKES 10 02 2S0 1S0 WITH 47 lb SUGAR 10 lb. bag 100 lb bag for IT""" & 14 1 flavors aI1 JELLO VALUE for 25$ CRACKERS 1(U$I2 rSmdtotfWMmnapokMina2 1h hrY SUvrine lall cans B FLOUR, & BAKING POWDER, CALUMET 650 j SALMON T Short cuts and of veal, while they last, 2 lbs Veal roasts 17c for 35c. lb. to 23c lb. COTTAGE CHEESE Cottage cheese, fresh and tasty, Is a fine spring tonic. Use it as a salad with pineapple and leUuse or on the side with your roasts, or cream it and jell it any g way, It is wholesode, and laxative. Ony 10c lb. today for the best. ....Ground Beef, Ground Pork Fresh Salhon, Chickens, oos 5' 10 ,b bas SUGAR d 20' BEEF ROAST Stamped beef roasts are tender and good. They cost a few cents more 15c to 23c lb., but they satisfy. Our local beef roast are in prime condition and sell from 12i b. to 15c lb. for the best store Eulk Lard, 2 lbs. 25c; Skim Milk Cheese 2 lbs 27c. 13 &i 16 oz can . 44-3- IN THE MARKET CXRS1WVCGS HELPER PAR VEAL. d Sat. March ASGYO Specials for Thurs., Fri. cuts. ...Will Spout thinks that men are funny. He says a Texas man who hadn't kiss-ehis wife for a year just shot a man who had. TOMATO JUICE . KBIT you. Coffe Shop Coffee 15c lb.; O. P. S. Jell Powder 2 for 9c; large poultry farm Eggs Z4s; Tulip Flour $1.29; Milk Bananas 5c lb.; 4 7c can; lb Raisins 19c; Cherry Chocolates 19c box; Hypro 19c half gallon; Chocolate or 6c pkg; Lemon pie filling Sinbule 3 cans 10c; Blue cans Pine Tomatoes., larre Wall Paper 10c; Climax Cleaner 3 for 25c; Tunaettes 2 for 19c;.. Marshmellows 15c lb.; Wonder Coffee 25c; Butter Beans 2 cans 19c; Be can Blue Pine Peachee, 2 for 29c; Assorti ed cakes 19c lb. i to-C- & large pkg. Irish? Well, it doesn't matter with us, we ae sure that you will find some tasty delicacies in this store for this St. Patrick's Day. And with the first day of spring Just a few days away, we are all looking forward to the warm weather and beautiful cear days that al- . Prices Effective Fri. d GAKE FLOUR Are you You'll be easy to look way-lai- iLLLfcSi' 24-2- 7 District Juvenile Judge George A. Rowley of Spring Glen was one of the principal speakers on a public school meeting held last week at Moab. Ray Sutton, manager of the Strand theatre here, was a week end caller at Provo, where his 98 i3t HELPER AND PRICE, UTAH 42-2- U-B- Braun, accompanied by MissMaurlne Whipple, Mrs. Chris-JenseIvy Memmott and Mary Otteson MeKeen, and Miss Lucile were Salt Lake visitors last week all school teachers here on a short vacation trip. They fcpent a few days in Salt Lake returned to Helper Sunday. City. on of the In the closing gam tournament in which a Helper team engaged, the Becker team lost to the U Bar Ranch of Salt Johnson, sumer-hay- s Lake City and Leupold headed the opoffensive and position conthe Helper crew early in the ' test. The tournament title went by virY. O. team this year over Cook's, win tue of a HELPER ENTRANTS sporting Goods team of Grand: in the cham-- : Junction, Colorado State Pacific match. DEFEATED Dionship I defeating won third by place Pipe Power Shoe of Lehi, last year's Power Shoe won WIN CHAMPIONSHIP winner, . the fourth place post in the tour-was Ranch Bar U given;! and In the ny The two Helper entrants eastern Utah Gold medal basket the fifth place position by winlouruauieui jail tournament held at Carbon ning the consoiauon nigh gymnasium last week were from Beckers. Louis DeAngeles was the only, eliminated from the title quest of a Helper team entry member Blatz meet. beer early in the team hon win to en first the evening's dropped the was ors. He post guard Catholic given counter to the Bingham Paul Daion the second team. Youth Order team in a and the Beckers piaz who has played some of the game, cliuian lost to Pacific States Pipe finest, cleanest ball of the year; The first two games in won the Sportsmanship medal of which the Helper teams played the meet. S. Pezal of Bingham were two of the best of the whole won the Spectacular shot medal. first team The tournament and even more tightly LaVar as follows: Is Kump, listed on matches than the title y.ayed Pacific States Pipe .plant of Prothe closing might. State vo, and Frank Gunderson, Cook's in the Paul Sporting Goods, Grand Junction, Ray Thompson and Steve Pazell, were on Colo., forwards; the firera Daipiaz heavy the hoop and accounted for 25 of Bingham C. Y. O., center; Gus the local's point total; but were Black, Pacific Pipe and Glen still unable to thwart the scoring Chilton, Powers Shoe, guards. The sucond team: Jimmy Byrne of Harward and Kump of the Provo entry. Bingham C. Y. O., and Joe Ranch, forwards; Blatz Beer team lost heavily Cook's center; uo the Bingham entrant in one of Wallter Brusse, the opening games and was elim- Walt Bolic, Bingham C. V. 0.,i Beckers DeAngeles, inated from title honors on the and Louis second night by the Becker team Uinta, Guards. which handed a to lacing the quintet. Thompson lead the Raw-le- i scoring attack of the Becker team AVAILABLE AT ONCE. in this game and JeS3 Nelson "h Route of 800 families. Only bonded the Blatz crew column. men need apply. Can Peterson and Sluga played some reliable No earn or more weekly. $25 nice bail at guard for Blatz, with " cash required. Write today. Ed Marchetti and Ross Bunnel , UTC Denver, Dept. turnning in some nice work at Colo. and daughter Mr. iS.enuevh Cavenah, son of at the were visitors Katherlne tuu Mrs. D. Cavenah, left last of Og- A. Shafer P. Mrs. of .ome Nor.teii for Lagiey Field at end. over the week .ea virgima where he will re uje his training with the U. S Charley Bertalino and Keith Kof He recently Army Air Corp3. Lake field. ford spent Monday in Salt graduated from Keiley City. Taxas. Mr. out- fit. Mrs. F. S. Gross Mr. Gordon end at guard posts for the Becker attending of Utah, spent the week end iome with her parents. SALT BACON FRESH MILK . PORK ROAST it ,b Ib ,b ,b- - VEAL CHOPS nicc Ib mUl lcndcr 2 lbs b0nelss roIlcd Ib Pork Chops, loin, lb i i 1 |