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Show r s $ f ' - IP MENS LADIES CHILDREN'S' FAMOUS LINE OF STAR BRAND SHOES 4 i ; Millions wear them every day for their beauty, quality and style... Star Brand slices are worn by people who are particular about their feet. Star Brand Shoes should be worn by people who are suffering from foot trouble as they are built to correct every... cause of Of couse they are made of foot ailment. genuine and the only leathers that should be put into a fine shoe. Carried in all widths, from 6A to 6E. Try a pair of POLL PARROT SHOES for your child. You owe it to the child's comfort and safety. , STAR BRAND SHOES FOR MEN OF COURSE And everybody knows they are better The Ladies and growing girls line of STAR BRAND SHOES you will know, the differ ence the minute you step on one of them the comfort, rich appearance, and lasting t Helper, Utah, Friday April 10, 1936 THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Six 1 quality. How much more do Star Brand Shoes Cost? NO MORE Most Cases Less than Ordinary Cheap Shoes Miss Ruby Jones, Miss Verdaj Rassmusaen and Mrs. Alex Lakle r spent Sunday April 5, at Green-rivevisiting with friends. ersonals been 111 ana confined at the Holy Cross Hospital at Salt Lake City ... i.uc ... iew levun- una ca gctuu will uiftiiy c .cuituii iu tiuine la this city soon. Miss Marion Loftis, daughter of Train master and Mrs. J. R. Loftis, visited in Helper over the Miss Emanettd week end here. Jomea accompanied her here and waa a guest at the Loftia home. They both returned to Salt Lake Sunday where they will resume their studies at the University of " ur rewest and most to neipers new Strand If ia the " One of the additions attractive mntn UJAiU etru .J - t theatre neon sign It la undoubton edly the most attractive sign the street and will add greatly to the. night appearance of the clerk at the x'alace Candy Store, presented his of the mother with a new 1936 Kelvena-tor- , Utah. Manager Ray Sutton delivered from the Palace Strand Theatre. Helper, states cirMrs. D. C. Cavenah was a Salt Candy Store. that the C. E. Huish theatre the for week-endeal a Lake visitor over the cuit has closed There will be a meeting of the Casino theatre at Gunnison, which and while there attended the remodernorganization meeting an d banquet Carbon.. County.. Musician Union will be taken over and April 19th at the Grill banquet ized some months hence, or at the of the State Democratic rooms iu Jlelper. All musicians expiration of the existing lease. are urged to tie present. Charter ittonto niradv made W'lll Commissioner and Mrs. C. R. emmbers fee will be $3.00 per per-s- give the Hulsh organization two The additional tneaires wiuuu iucu... cpayable at that time. Fahring were Salt Lake visitors has last week and attended the meeting is schedulel at 2 p. m. year. At present) the circuit towns. of Democratic state nine theatres In eight Mrs. A. D. Sutton of Provo spent committee. a few days with her daughter Phone news items to The Miss Lillian O'Berto daughter)! Mrs. Ray McUonigal. Sunday Mr. Phone 21 Mr. and Mrs. Joe who and Mrs. McGonigal motored to Helper Journal. O'Berto underwent an appendix operation Salt Lake City with with Mrs. WOMEN of the at Price City Hospital returned Sution. They returned Monday, Mrs. McUonigal's father, home Wednesday and is reported bringing MOOSE doing nicely. Miss Lillian will be Mr. A. D. SuttoTT, to spend a few able to resume her studies at days with them. Helper Chapter 887 Carbon county high school in a Meets Reaularly Every Tuesfew weeks. Miss Katherine Gross has been M. C. A. confined to her home this week day at 8 p.m. Y. CHAPEL Miss Katheryne Vignetto of with the flue. She is reported Rachel Peterson, Senior Regent Los Angeles, California, Is visiting improving. Shoda Hrelnson, Recorder at the home of her sister Mrs. Joe O'Berto and brothers, Bert Mrs. Kale W. DeLong left for and Jack Vignetto. Prior to her; San Francisco Monday, April 6th, arrival here Miss Vigntto has been alter spending several months visiting her sister, Mrs. Raymond with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Snarr of Salt Lake City, formerly Wible. Burt Milano, the 1 wMfWB f d o Z 1 !1 JELLO s JS PINTSNo.232py QUARTSko.231 4 25 lbs for LOWENSTEIN Hel-e- r Utah nil wholesale prices Come! Easter Greetings We Greet You With Our Easter SPECIALS Per Cent i ON OUR ENTIRE . STOCK OF I MEATS QUALITY GROUND BEEF, best 'b. JJg FRANKFUTERS lb f2$ SPRING FRIES lb CHEESE Kraft Swiss lb SHORTENING, best lb JQ0 COTTAGE C7IEESE, lb lg JJg LADIES SILK DRESSES illi We have just unpacked one of the most out-standi- ng line of Ladies Silk Dresses ever shown 1 for Easter will be ast:er H aiUS SALAMI sliced, lb I 1. fj It Peanilt Glitter pks SALAD FlSH B,ue VMe 2 cans PORK AND BEANS N 2 VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 cans MAZOLA OIL qt EASTER FASHION -- VALUES LARD 8 lb Pail Are Our Tradition with g PEETS SOAP DEAL fit mmi fr t nvnnv FASHION SUITS or men and young men who care for style, with a PORTIS HATS AND FLORSHEIMS SHOES To match, at lowest prices 27 CLORAX lg bottle Lowenstem's Our Specialties are $115 Cracked Wheat, Germade, brown, white f loui 10 'b JQ r! 1 Marshmellows 19 -- ;b. PEAS Gem CORN ZOC 2 can 2 cans 110 2 can 1,0 De,Montc 2for STRING BEANS S,W Asparagus ASPARAGUS RICE 190 CHEESE PABST-ET- T PINEAPPLE, lg can IS BANANAS lb 50 22c POTATO CIHPS OUVES, lg cans, JQg PORK BEANS No. 2 cans, 3 for KRAUT, DelMonte, 250 ICA ' Large can WALNUTS, shelled lb " IQg 290 Old Fashioned Choco'ates ICS. 2 lbs IODIZED SALT Pkg soft, fresh Fluffy "A SURETY OF PURITY" 150 qt 33$ Mm ASPARAGUS nice lender TOMATOES 2 Ibs firraripe 19 RADISHES liiioapa 3 bu large size 4 iti bu GREEN ONIONS Moapa 3 d02cn Iargesize doz LEMONS NEW PEAS for DRESSING 2Q LETTUCE Iargc heads 4 oz 2 BANQUET SALAD standard pimento 1 pkgs ORANGES FIG BARS (fresh) lb 2 2 30 5 ,b bag LARGE ORANGES doz RADISHES, or Onions JQg Moapa, 3 for. VEGETABLES JQ bunched 3 for GRAPEFRUIT lg, 3 for st Delonte no 2 can DAFFODILS, doz We Reserve The Right To Quantities .rnT.2i,;. 4 cans 011 COFFEE MaxvveU ilouse pound & MATCHES, carton 8ozpkg EASTER EGGS U,ah Made EASTER GOODS Pondered Sugar, 3 lbs jqrf DEVILED MEAT, 3 for JQrf BBrand 6 oz H FRUITS & VEGETABLES, ETC STAPLE GROCERIES JQg 2S 4 POTATO CHIPS OQ Ia(Je rom Number One Peanuts CORN FLAKES Kcl. bag $153 9 t la its ",1J NAPKiNS SARDINES in a pleasure. Mountain Brand or Swifts Premium, whole or half 'Baek S" Brauu FLOUR, MARSHMELLOWS Saturday we will celebrate the tenth birthday of our organization. We will have big bargains in groceries, meats, vegetables and fruits. We feel good towards our customers who have made our success possib'e and we promise you that you will be glad because of coming to our stores to shop Friday and Saturday WTe are mentioning some of our birthday and Easter bargains. You will notice that we are advertising only the best quality of fancy and staple foods and at ba $129 DEVILED MEAT Anniversary & Easter Sale ffy TULIP FLOUR PICKLES, C THE VOGUE m 1,bcani9 2 pkgs POST WHOLE BRAN STAR BRAN SHOES ARE BETTER i ps Calumet BAKING POWDER ar 50 1Qc Union 6 NEW POTATOES U. S. Inspected Meats m'k" POT ROAST g00d cuts FRANKFURTERS fresh hisiti liiLn! assorted GROUND BEEF SALMON lb 2 ,bs 2St lb fresl2,bs "hole 0 Iialf lb SALT 2AC0N 'b FRESH FISH, LUNCH MEAT. : Itn HL'l) 'i A rkiAk IIDII'I Kill IM- - T m UTAH 1 1ATE II ClIE Jar allflavors ' Miss Rose Vignetto. Miss Kath-- I of! eryne has been an employee Mr. Jack Vignetto went to Salt the Bank of America NT & SA of Lake Saturday to attend the Shrln-er'Las Angeles .for quite a number ceremonial. or years and will be returning to the coast in a few dava. Miss Ester Shaver from Green-rive- r is a guest at the home of Mrs. Tom Pessctto of Salt Laka Mrs. Jesse Barlow. City has been visiting with Helper friends and relatives the past Mr. and Alex Lakie and Mr. A. week. A. Rounce were guests at the home of Mrs. Minnie Summer SunMrs. Peter Bozone who has day evening. 21b. Hitfwm wmnmm, . CHEESE |