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Show ..nMESPAV. NOV. m? 1ft, THE B E . JL f J O V K NAL HELPER. UTAH Read All The Journal Ads. i i 3 m COAL! COAUl SITTIN' OH THE BENCH i The Streets in On HI Carbora Humbles By O. R. The Springville 21 to 0 Dinosaurs GRAND JUNCTION TO PLAY THURSDAY Coach Pres Summerhays' boys are In fine shpae for the battle, and with a much improved pair of ends, and two of the best tackles In the history of the local school, in Drossus and Robertson, the Tigers are going to find the going plenty tough, when in pos session of the ball. The failure of Joe Corey to come through during the last couple of games has caused the Carbon mentor no little worry, but he Is very and feels sure that Joe has shaken the jinx and will use his 121 pounds to the disadvan tage of the Grand Junction Tigers in today's battle. Each year an unusual find is recorded in prep football, and this year Coach Summerhays has his Jim Prince who has improved each ame, until he has proven oire of the best passers and kickers in the state. Prince has alternated with Corey at the fullback spot, but no doubt be will have a start ing place In the Armistice Day game. their opened stay at home by The Dinosaurs of Carbon high smearing the Red Devils from Springville 21 to 0. With James school turned tack a stubborn Prince, Bob McKinnon and George Springville eleven last Friday on Farliano and Johnny Georgedes the kiwanis field by a score of packing the pigskia Carbon was 21 to 0. awarded its second home-gam- e Playing the se 5S?S cond home game victory. Dt the season, A pass, Prince to Farliano, ac minim F J ihn (Anm counted for the first touchdown after Drossus had charged thru in Our found the going the line to block and recover a delivery service is busy these days rather two-yaron own his punt line. tough ' against the Red filling up bins good, clean, hot-burni- ng The other counters came in the U Devils. Bill Wil-second half with McKinnon and it 'coal. SPRING CANYON COAL, "Best in the co captain Bon' Oeorgedes packing the ball over and halfback and West" fires and holds the goal line. Points after touch V f.S f long. vuns ltevoia, reVf downs were converted by Corey's TRY IT FOR WINTER! gular center were two placekicks and a pass by Geo. Droui Poccick. kept out of the game after be Joe Corey, former Helper swat to diphtheria. coming exposed king, has made an enviable rec- Bob Stringham,' elusive halfback at the Strand Theater for all the ord for himself at Carbon. Big Joe was a sore leg, and as a students. The short was entitled Phone 147-has converted for his team on resultnursing Helper, Utah saw only a few minutes of "A Servant of the People," and every attempt. His right foot has action. Big Joe Corey was injured concerned the getting of the lifted every placekick assigned in the first of the game, thus part him thus far. Quite a record! leaving only one regular back. Thursday, th; football enthus- Georgedes, at quarter. However, iasts of Carbon will be thrilled by Jim Prince, Bob McKinnon and an team, Grand Junct- George Farliano, played heads-uion. High of Grand Junction, Colo.; football to push over one score Last year the Dinosaurs were in the first quarter and two in the left at the short end of the score second half. by this same school at the JuncPrince, sub fullback, played one I mnln In cooneratiAfi with h rAmiin . i IVHM , tion gridiron. This game will un- of the best bVIVII MIIWa Vah"Vi games ever turned in who respect the principles back of Armis- - S doubtedly prove to be one of the by a Carbon back, as he passed groups of citizen most interesting and thrilling of and kicked his team to their win tlce Day we are closed Thursday. Bargains will be in effect the season. The boys from Colo- over the Utah county squad. Drosall week. Shop early, please, and take advantage of daytime. rado are favored to down Sum- sus and Robertson, giant tackles, merhays' gang by several touch' played their usual powerful game. redowns. Of course you must Drossus being personally respon member that the Dinosaur mach sible for Carbon's second counter. lb GOLDEN WEST OLEO ine is still filled with the spirit He broke through to nail Childs of victory, gained thru wins over in his tracks for an "eight yard the Provo Bulldogs and the Spring- loss, and on the very next play for ville Red Devils. The hope he again crashed through to block GRAPEFRUIT 3 for size triumph lies on the shoulders of a punt, recover and give his team such players as Drossus, Robert- the ball on the two yard line. At S and W COFFEE pound can son, J. Prince, Strimgbam, Wilson this point Carbon tried two cenand Corey. ter bucks, but the Springville line CRANBERRIES pound Sports was a typical Rock of Gibralter. proved Prince, however, located family The pheasant George who Farliano with one of his brilliant fellows plentiful to the few days. passes, and Farliano crossed the LEHI TURKEY RED FLOUR sought them the last According to our "hunting editor line standing up. the birds fell fast and often before Joe Corey has made an unusual his sharpshooting and the keen-sig- recor dthis year, by making every huntsmen. extra fellow of his point he has attempted, via 8 lb carton $J.09 were the place-ISHORTENING, .Jewel t ick route. Among the eight hunts Joe's kicks so that go straight and true with plenty riiviilod 24 chickens: 16 ounce cans PEAS 3 means that the limit was obtained of altitude to clear the bar. He converted two of Carbon's extra by each fellow. STRING BEANS No. 2 cans 3 Sports points in the Friday game. I don't know how many of you Childs, Baxter and Blanchard L jhave had the opportunity of see were PUMPKIN large can easily the outstanding perfor the Red Devils. ing the. basketball floor in the formers can KIPPER SNACKS civic auditorium. I've had several Childs s one of the fastest moving chances of glancing at the make- backs in the state, and bis home 100 lbs RED BLISS SPUDS up of the gym and have found town supporters look for him to that it will accomodate a fairly land one of the selections. enlb SWEET SPUDS The lineups: large crowd and the teams SPRINGVILLE gaged in the art of shooting CARBON baskets. lc .... Blanchard Christensen .. It Probably many of have been Drossus .... Kramer and ripe lb BANANAS wondering when this gym will be K. Prince lg Whitney ... c Passic .... Clements open for public use. The only matter that, confronts Delandrae .... rg Roundy the opening of this edifice Is the Robertson ...... rt Bird 40-fo- ot WAX PAPER roll .. re arranging of a program by fthlch Pollock .... Hary the organized teams may be Georgedes Childs .... q This gym. TOMATO SOUP, Campbell's 2 cans of use the Baxter .... h McKinnon given the program takes in such questions J. Prince . ... h Halleman 4 pounds RICE as: Should a fee b echarged to Corey Mower f each entered team? Should the Score by Quarters students of the junior high be al- Carbon 7 0 7 721 lowed its usage. Or should In- Springville 0 0 0 to romp over desire who case dividuals ASSORTED VEGETABLES the floor be forced to fork verT SCHOOL HEWS all sums up to this one thing It BEANS CORN PEAS TOMATOES a way must be worked out by which the auditorium will be conducted to nay for Itself. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Some of you might venture to By Gayle Cox Dorothy Wlble PATRONIZE YOUR UNION MARKET discour say that I'm seeking to age the fellows who are laying A student body dance was held all their hopes In spending last Friday In the junior high as 'grand winter playing basketball. sembly hall. The dance lasted two ,WTiat I'm telling you is the.gos- hours and all attending bad a Uln handed around by those very splendid time. closely connected with our latest 2 lbs for MUTTON CTIOPS huildine. I The 10th grade is planning on Quart ,o woo' Somebody in this fair city It sponsoring an apron and overall bacon lb PICNIC HAMS cheaper headache 'receiving a mighty big dance at the new civic auditorium to figure out a means by in the near future. trying 2 lbs for HAMBURGER which all may be given the opA program will be presented for offered by the civic the Junior portunities high students tomorrow lb BEEF ROASTS auditorium. So If later on yonr at the civic auditorium. Students 'asked to slip over a small sum will also be excused in the afterdont noon for the football game at before allowed entitance, Pork, Cheese, Shortening Bargains in 7' say I didn't tell you. Price. ... Lamb and Veal Anyway I'll try to keep you The students were given an afposted with the latest develop- ternoon off last Friday in order ments. that they ' might be able to attend the football game at Price between Carbon and Springville orders for Thanks-People leaving High schools. Students of Carbon High gave to want be giving Day birds. They an assembly for the Helper school Karcich Ceona By best students and the program condisappointed. We can give you were Jones sisted of two talks on education Jack Mrs. and Mr. and inspected and graded Turkeys give weekover the visitors Lake by David Colton and Stanley Salt two songs by the Muns-soservice if you will leave your you end. twins and Ireta Baux; Jean and RedforJ James family Mrs. order. Our prices will meet your approval. were visitors at American Fork Gunderson gave two readings; a very clever puppet show was preover the weak-end- . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Christensen sented. Marie Ledger accompanied visitors at the alt musical numbers and George were week-enhome of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson announced the acts. Tenth gTaders are raffling off a Huntsman. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patterson quilt made for them hy the L.D.S. were Sunday visitors at the home Relief Society. The proceeds will lb used to help pay for the new of Mr. an dMrs. Huntsman. "A SURETY OF PURETY James Redferd Jr; attended th movie machine purchased by the football game in Bait Lake last school. A free show was given Monday week. three-gam- e EVERY DAY! it ( . Hi d with fast p'&t fire MOSE HOWA & SONS W children lnnoculated for IN diph- theria immediately. A number of cases have been reported In Emery county and Price. KEUB You are urged by the county and city physicians to call the family doctor and have this taken SATURDAY at 11:15 A.M. mm Mm aim aQME SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937 HELLENIC ORTHODOX CHURCH UTAH PRICE, Bazaar During the Day Dance At Night J4 r Armistice Day TUNE Parents are urged to have their i ! 1 ran NOTICE (Continued from PKge l.) CARBON COAL! PAGE THESE Ladies n Sponsored by Benefit Society Greek-America- e p i PUBLIC INVITED si RHCCI MAEKET 1 large Prices Effective Wed. Fri. Sat, Nov. 10, 12, 13 0g for 270 8 lbs LARD tf per HOME OPERATED HOME OWNED $1.19 FLOUR 48 lbs isiue otar $33 250 Salad Dresshig Jj COFFEE 1 lb S and W brand 50,bs $1,35 Quart jar for ht for 250 for 25 for standby brand J SUGAR i Hour PEAS BEANS CORN wR;.. A 180 : don't PEERLESS" the better n ! d . 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