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Show MAY 11. 1939 THURSDAY, THE HEI.PPi) iniTnvtf v "- Unless More Monev t wncr Available, Relief of Rolls are Sure to Drop FOB SALE Earlene Durrant Again Honored at U. of U. iii rn ri. j nr r. n k . i i ah PACE FIVE r w kit Observes Birthday Miss Patricia Dakis was hostess to From W.P.A. the G.G.C.S. club of Helper Tuesday I MRS. TED J0UFLA8 Miss Earleue evening at her home, In observance Helper Durrant of Castle Kolls In Zone Seven I 57 C Street Drastic reductions of relief of her sixteenth birthday. tate has beea honored with election roles will have to be made The Quota for zone No. Tw enty . girls were present, of the Thurday Afternoon Club and unless further to membership in Phi IRRITATION Kappa Phi, funds are made WPA has been 545 to reduced from UP? riiuisilay Afternoon club members the evening was joyfully spent in available, members I WAKE YOU honorary scholastic fraternity 470 it was reported this week by met at the home of Mrs. James Dot dancing. A light lunch was served of the county board were told it. by J at the I'nivAr..;i 'not normal. It may be nature's W. 1mbf' Jameg g Dean, assignment clerk for'tiuo last week. Present were Mrs. F, later. state Gilman, of director Phi of the de :t' V3E 0f sluggish kidneys. Make Kappa Phi a,e upon ths z of seated partment whkh com,,rises Carbon 'Bosone. Mrs. A. L. Miner. Mrs. J. The design of the party was a "free public welfare last scholar),. 6 test. Kidneys need occas- A shortage of funds has beenweek cla.ssnipn upper". and San Juan counties. Perry. Mrs. C. N. Memmott. Mrs. J for all affair, and the girls were Grand . . Emery f .v.. anas bowels. well the flushing as ticipated for some Because ot the facl that m Carbon Barboglio, Mrs. D. K. Downey. Mrs. sorry to disperse at 11 p.m. and unless membership one of the highest ac-'- ; T eliminate excess acid and other a solution is found time, aUemlc soon, the cut in county men have been leaving the O. Maulshy, Mrs. J. Bergera, Mrs. H. honors. ,tne roles will be necessitated Moffitt. Mrs. F. Nyman and Mrs. A. t0- aCePt Jb8 Castle Gate Society Miss Durrant is a member of Theta .in also burnine, and' he Demman. Guest to the club was R, thai gets yU" adno Private pos.tmns. Alpha Phi. a dramatic tYat.. presi "'"f "s((or A Child Welfare program wag given flow. ASK any uruggisi lor beeQ Mrs. Harris Simonsen. of the hfe Locally at university speU arts mln'atratiV?, reJuctln , j.c tPSt box of Bukets. the "Relief Society Tuesday ol won Mrs. were Prizes by Bosone, by new . no Typewriting paper lue a rni-society hein-t. n Adv. a TV. tt &aa Unbalgfa Pharmacy Mrs. Barboglio, Mrs. Maulaby and last woek. Mrs. Dora Otterstrom f- Journal . 7 . , petper office. Mrs. Bergera. gave a lecture on Child Activity and .candidate for bachelor's degree in' A report up t0 May 3 lnc:icateJ iRest. Mrs. Violet Ross talked on the males 40 and fema,es emp'oycd by Birthday Party with a major in speech Child's breakfast and Nutrition and and a minor in the WPA ,n Carbon "ount'. This Mr. and Mrs. Nick Delcastro English this June valuea illustrating her talk werfejfood iui ai males inu n ie- hosts to a birthday party last Sunday wlth chart8 wuiliaies, and 00iored illustrations I ma,es a month earlier, and with 231 in honor of their daughter. Rose Ella. . V M Mrs. Tad Greener rot,,, 0f food. An attractive and nutritious ' I II I " VI VI 1 f 193s46 on and Ma' A delicious luncheon was served breakfast was demonstrated. fema,ea Sunday after eleven days at the Price maW Health v. bv Mrs. Anna Kosmack and Mary sandwiches nospital. was and fruit punch r Subscnoe for the Journal Kerrero. Musical numbers by Tony!SPrvP(i to all ladies present. H formed the major purt of ii urn .inn a Jtr "'"' ' "' mm Kosmack muni Jmijiii.ji..ii iiii ii , the evening's entertainment. Mrs y.a Warren entertained the t -.1 F tr, .1 r cf Guests were Mrs. Caraiella Felice, bridge club last week at her home. A I K s v - A m r I II Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marchess and fam- - delicious luncheon was served to the X Effective Prices 12th Sat, ! ly. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy San Felice following members and guests: Mrs. 13th and May 2j HOME OWNED H a ml family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ham w. r. 11 Rryson. Mrs. Chas. Houghton Mia and family. Mrs. Ralph Yenzie jr.. Mrs. Mel Webb, Mrs. Jack Jones, k jilton 2-lMOTHER DAY CANDY Ml b k (and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kos- - Mrs. R. V. Whipple, Mrs. L. E. II and family, Fete Castanza, Ios rant. Mrs Carl Win. Mrs. Veterberg, ft CHOCOLATE Prim e. Rudy Zaccaria, Andrea and Memmott, Mrs. James Evans of Price, Minnie Martinez. Violet and Sylvia Mrs. J. A. Gow and Mrs. P. H. Flack. I) . II ' VO t- I1IEJ I nam az. isartio Kelice. iloria, I)ol- I ores. and August Zemella, 12 Held Over From Last Week . I CharlesJunior Felice. Rena and Final Cac-cia- . ii.jiji)iiwiiuii).,iiiifiBiiial Marion Peru was delightfully surMary. Mabel and Virginia Fer- M prised last week with a party given rero. and Tom Corey. II ller f,'i(,n(!3 honor of her 15th Prices Effective Fri. Sat, May 12th and 13th Many lovely gifts were received birthday. Nine guests on joyed the M by fie guest of honor. refresh-'mentand evening with games ;: Brcio At Shower honied 9 A lovely bridal shower was held! M The Ladies' Auxiliary held Its Sunday evening in the civic auditor- - social meeting last Wednesday ove- HAND SOAP White King jiuni for Mrs. Reynold Regruto, needing ut. the Hotel with President a mw mm j Helen Bianco, who was mar- - die Griffiths in charge. A few bus-rie'Iness matters were taken up and April 30. MISSION BELL SOAP """""" ""' 'a"""''ifiifeiiii mijiaf iitiMw JTJ 3 13C Hostesses for the evening were the rest of the time was spent play-MrMary Morrison, Mrs. John Ri- - ing (Miinese checkers and cards. A With purchase of 1 can Babo we will include anco. Mis. (leno Ori and assistant delicious hot luncheon was served to operators of the local telephone ex- - about forty ladles, 2 cans Holly Cleanser all for A surprise party, given by the adult change. Chinese checkers and bridge were ciasa 0f tue t'nlon Sunday school TirffV enjoved, with a dainty luncheon be- - hoonred Mrs. Bessie Hennau at her ling served later. Thirty-fivpersons home last Thursday pvenlnir. Seven were in attendance. refreshments and guests enjoyed Mis. Regruto had been employed Chinese checkers, in the telephone office for ten years Reading or the tea leaves by Mrs. and at the time of her marriage was Wright and Mrs. Dalton was the WW chief operator. A light of the evening. ftLA. A number of the Rand Mothers' Sunday Night Dinner Club U CORNED BEEF can club from here attended the card Tl.e Sunday Night Dinner club met PEAKS Fancy Bartletts No 24 cans 2 for party held in Royal Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. for. the benefit of Royal students In and Nilson. Members present were Mr. the Castle Gate band. The CAKES Fancy Asst. Fresh lb PUDDING DESSERT 4 pkgs party was and Mrs. C. Jouflas, Mr. and Mrs. J. the students' parents. sponsored by C. Mr. N. Brlsnahan and and Mrs. . M MARSHMALLOWS Guests to the club were u. of g. Eect8 Nonfraternity Officers Mr. and Mrs. F. Wrible. Nonfraternity students were elect- 3 Ige The bridge prize was won by Mrs. ed t0 the offlces of both president : TOMATO JUICE N 212 can Nilso and vice president in the University H of Utah elections held last week. lbs Joseph Perry Dyer, president elect, SODA CRACKERS 2 : Modern House on Janet Is the H 48-l- b nonfraternity man in six years of Street, $20. Inquire to be so elected, Misa Ada Rock, vice cans MRS. A. J. STAFFORD H PEAS, BEANS president elect is also an indepen- FKUIT SIPS for delicious drinks 3 pkgs JQ r "" dent student. Other officers elected FOR RENT include Richard Ensign, second vice 10 cans MILK all brands tall lb can H FRUIT COCKTAIL House on Floyd president; Mona Snelgrove, secretary; New Modern Muriel property. Suitable for couple only. James CJannon, treasurer; 2 lg cans APRICOTS whole peeled Jones, historian; and John Ruckle, Inquire of can PEACHES syrup Prom chairman. MRS, A, J. STAFFORD i i Piano and Meaaows i.u Seventy-fiv- e Dropped " l j i "Tedder .... jnt ,, I2HSHXHIHSHSHSHZHIHSHSHSHSH All 11 f If VMl 4- S em JY ... iVIAKlL JLS Shrimps CSS ""5 HOME OPERATE AiOTraTi Box Broken i . mJl Fri. III Hgc - Dur-,mac- l)o l la r3 are BG "Dollars dt"RCC'3" b-- v j fce;'b 45c 29c Giant Large ior for hite King ri II s. Bisquick FLOUR vs Pkg iH-tr- t NEW SPUDS s ibs ""'"4J S 170 S jib 1205 100 170 N2 " n2i2 """top8" i APRICOTS CAKE FLOUR N Demons ONIONS, RADISHES SEED VA can 1701 20 S i RHUBARB POTATOES FOR 90 ii 3 ibs 140 K doz 190 H 2bafor 5?Jh PLANTING .... CJ kORK SAUSAGE SAUSAGE gulk small lb lb OT ROAST OF MUTTON 81b HAM shankless RANKFURTFRS Fresh j FRESH lb ,b ,b EF STEAK PIC 140 lean fancy RD IVTILK i lauva 2sc Standby pkg Men-molt- FOR RENT 35 Salad Dressing Qt Jar Or Spread No. 1 New Spuds Shafter8 lbs TOMATO JUICE Blue Pine 2 No. 2 NEW PEAS 3 lbs PINTS jj I QUARTS Utah RHUBARB TULIPS cans for 12 Assort. Colors 57c can 2-- igg box89c lb U.S. INSPECTED MEATS - UNION MARKET 2 lbs BUT ROAST uui ElflLflie ri full cream IHEESE fWllii Fancy Milk Chocolates lb P 290 i Mother Day Candy Sliced P lbs MULT KbrTk BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES INK $147 Red Star Bag 150 y Softasilk jSLOSS STARCH If 25 K 59 190 1 150 h heavy j! SimgaiF e 190 1 ilYAL j BEETS, Ricci Special Pound dSS .. J Jgg car,on II. 40 25 h 230 170 S 150 S 190 p 680 h 190 fi ?,b529H AND CREAM DAILY H SHSHIHIHIHSHIHIHSHSHSHSI PORK ROAST PORK SAUSAGE fresh loose VEAL POT ROAST MILD CHEESE KRAFT CHEESE 170 lb lb 19 to lb lb assorted (BythePiec) Jg 180 H BACON SLICED BACON lb lb LAMB ROAST Steer Beef POT ROAST STEER BEEF STEAKS 15C lb 25C sugar cured lb 22C lb 210 tenderized HAMS Skinned, Mission or Puritan brands NIPPY CHEESE Wisconsin wrf TTINGLt i lb lb Fancy Tame Rabbits, Spring Fryers, Prices Fancy Hens, At Lowest BLEND OF STRAIGHT WHISKIIS eitMOCD BY FRANKFORT OlSmiERIfS lCORWRATI0'BAtT..M0. 0 WdJL A f) V l M ! ill 2H 290 Frankfort Distilleries, Inc., Louisville and Baltimore |