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Show liSLt " 1936 VOCATE, PRICE, 'helper and VICINITY '''''''SSSSSSSSS,, '' fun-v- H of the seasons be talked over hall Wednesday ftfeHelper City 'Jkf second half games promise to due to tpr and harder fought tnerience and practice gainedi,oir Price and Cas- be nit Price Laundry Enjoys Business Advance; Big CCC Contract Awards 18-- 2 PROVO FESTIVITIES Eastern Utah's junior league team tiefi.ited the J. C. Penney's outfit 2 Death. on the south diamond here Tuesday This picture will be shown at the Eight new employees have been H night. Bonnie theatre in Helper, to the staff of the Price Steam addd Tuesday, Passic, Bryner and Simone were July 14, and is the real reason whv it announced this week Laundry, eadin hitters for th winners with bZ aZZIo cZorgedw' nations go to war. ondtring Monday, crowds there one of the biggest thrills TheVcame owner and on holding up hi, laurel, tor SST ames Lund. anage, 1 efr ' Chair.man The new cM l" Chapman. Port " aides have been secured as the result inspected betoee goto? out agjn tul lhe locl" Vhe known Parachute jumper," were of increased business accorded the lo- fhe C'0u!dnt' inspector prevkwedthpicture'andstedht considerable ai7.. conversation and a; given much favorable comment by Since that time he has made a num-;c.. . the niptnre ce,io-- o plant through contracts with cas- - many of the C. C. C. camps in s. ,ion has he recorded any trouble, that ern Utah, eastern Nevada and west- respectively. being when the safety chute opened; ern Arizona. Fall 1,000 Feet and threatened to entagle the main! Mr. Georgedes returned the of was the Chapman's . part program v,. r n anu u an i Deen aDie to eet early s derived from the uteto rom at back eap so funds 2,500 showing the store remained closed plane part of last week after completing ar- informed over that ried This witnesses he did, but deliberately; Chapmain by Monday. Mrs. Moss savs the roads ,cet ,Se ranging of the routes over which his thP HePer Public were in bad condition due to cloud fallng 1.000 feet before pulling the a similar occurence happened when delivery trucks will travel. Ppose of improving bursts. parachute ring and affording the be was making this jump, but he1 Considerable new equipment is bethe field of ,u! the library. H crowds plenty to gap at during the hauled the safety chute down before ing added to the plant to take care of J. H. McGuire who has been off for fall. He landed 50 feet in front of! could endanger the main rig. the increased business. Increased the past several days on account of! the hangars right in front of the! employment in the local plant will illness in his family reported back crowds. CARD OF THANKS bring an additional payroll advance Tuesday with everybody doing nicely, Lund carried an 85 foot banner to Price mounting to several hundred II By M. H. Wilson We wish to take this method of dollars monthly. advertising the celebration and the fete which was presented by the thanking all who so kindly aided American Legion. He is well ing the illness and following the Miss Marie Louis Cances left for M. H. Wilson By known in this section, having resided death of our son and brother, the week, accompanied by a friend, Trainmaster J. R. Loftis was a Salt T, a three weeks for some time while he manages raine Prichard. Also, we wish to Yellowstone Park the first part of day Lake visitor the early part of the on the coast. Seems to have the airport here. bn sPnt,fronLa thank all for the many beautiful flor- - Miss Nancy Mark, who graduated ;done him a lot of good. H from the college of St. Mary's in InChapman first attempted parachute !al offerings H a and Three special were handled over diana. , year ago. Guy Prichard Family. Kessler is taking five or jumping approximately the D. & R. G. W. this week, two sixEngineer vacation for no apparent days carrying eastern Shriners to conven- reason at all as he is reported just tion and one of the C. C. C. boys house. to camps in the western states. potterin around the H H for Jc Sleater, fireman, reported Jack Loftis, clerk to the trainmast- - work Tuesday after his 4th of July is doing Jim ,s while J. B. is trying Mrs. J. B. think she should hurry bark to Helper (By M. H. Wilson) second half will 11 schedule PAGE SEVEN EASTERN UTAH DKUKS J. ( PENNEY, SCORE LOCAL AIRMEN IN but he succeeded. . T A II IT ,McFaU . Bris-tn''an- 18-- K Si ' Al-:we- 11 al south-jump- tjg Patrol- - Monday by Highway a Sullivan for driving without Da- -f license. Patrolman Vem issue Mr. Price had refused to n . permit because of defective Mr Bonomo drove however. Patrolman Sullivan caught up 5 ritb hint- - H . city dads, f acting upon the li- -J Helper tickled the draft vendors by dropping the license The boys $500 to $400 annually. smilin however, as the council fee for operating a pool fees of fffrom $25 takes xi Carbon Post No. 21, American offering an expose of the racket in the form of a entitled picture De- - Rails -- dur-Fro- Lor-he- - Dealers Le-h- od mu-fitio- ns mo-- 1 In te layoff. L. D. S. H Paul and Larry Peterson spent the 4th of July in Pocatello, Idaho. Rumor has it that the railroad kept on runnin just the same. TRAINING PAYS! PRICE UTAH FRIDAY SATURDAY JULY 10 TOMATOES Summer Squash A Cg APRICOTS H Celeste Flaim and Joe Montoro returned to Grand Junction after spend- ing the 4th in Helper with their families. Vacation Time is Your Opportunity We R. H. Summit. practical training, PLEASANT SHADY LAWNS, FREE GYMNASIUM ROOM, 'UTAH Barrett spent Monday at the 21 LB LUG CASE OF 43 TALL CANS 1SC 15c ll POT ROAST Maier Beer IN FANCY BEEF STEAKS Choice Steer Beef LB OR -- H- MUTTON CHOPS is still tryin to prove that he is smarter than the trout the wriley trout. has outguessed him but we look for Tom to bring one in most any time now. 47c 93c $3.56 . Shop in our Market and Enjoy the Satsfaction of Serving TENDER, DELICIOUS MEATS RIB ROAST Fine when sliced cold with potato salad LB DAD If SAUSAGE Delicious with hot I U 11 biscuits & creamed gravey LB. GERMAN STYLE. POUND Engineers J. H. Irvine and Joe Ras- mussen were spending a few days with the home folks at Salt Lake last week. To-da- 29c 53 MEAT VALUES H that man Tom Morrissey LARGE PKG. 6 CANS TALL 12 CANS THESE PRICES Wholesale Prices have already ADVANCE- D- Hugh Wilson and, were official visit-- 1 ors at the Helper terminal Saturday,. JulY b They made a regular inspection of the railroad property at this And BESQUIGK TALL LAST CHANtE AT 4. point. MED. SIZE 9 lbs A. C. Shields, W. R. McPherson iWWlMHtmmWXIMHmHWHMtWWHH MELONS FLOUR H m 10c 35c EACH 10c 79c H - Cantaloupes LES. GOLD MEDAL Trainmaster J. R. Loftis returned recently from a two weeks vacation which he spent incommunicado on the Pacific coast. J. R. looks like he en- joyed a lovely holiday, but say, is his face red Address S PKG.MC Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Penman, form-- 1 erly of Helper visited here the latter part of the week from their home in Salt Lake City. If The railroad soft ball entry in the:1 county league dropped a tough one to Spring Glen Monday. The score was 7-- the Time for Canning WiiEATIES - H- Now is 5c 15c POUNDS 5 POUNDS 2 FOR New Potatoes ' Lee Lemmon returned to work Monday after a very agreeable vaeu-- ; tion. His daughter Wanda met him with both of her arn in a sling as a result of an accident in Price Friday. It seems the girl was swinging at the Price playground and fell from the swing breaking both wrists. CLASS- 15c 2 LBS. Cucumbers H others are idle, you can prepare yourself for the BETTER POSITIONS offer you FRESH-- H TO GET AHEAD OF THE CROWD. While re vaca-wee- k. Maulsby is acting city for a few weeks while the wire puller, Pete Milano, a vacation. is ' - - tojSO. William O. Silar - . Young Gran Mutton 15 BOTTLES c LE 41 te BOILING BEEF FN -- H- Bill Weickle spent a day in Salt Lake the early part of last week talk-- : Bill evidently ing to Sam Graves. Shad sum stuff on the line cause Sam' showed up in Helper the next morn- in glooking pretty pert but feeling! a little wobbly. This is the third of the gang that has gone in and tried to coax Sam out of that Salt Lake Hospital but it took Bill and his news! to bring Sam home. CANS ' r,:"hLB Sc a t 2, 4 Pocket Style Fine with dressing LB. firm PIGS FEET--Cooke- d Jmd Tender 3 LBS VEAL ROAST PICKLED VEAL STEAK r ' J, FOR 29c nlf FRESH GROUND H Roundhouse Foreman Jimmy Bris- nahan has made half of his last week's threat good. Jim left for Los Angeles Wednesday. Now, ifn he can; persuade Mrs. B. to come home with him we will begin to think he meant! what he said about needin lookin after. FOR BEEF 2 CASE OF POUNDS 24 Queens Taste MACARONI PRODUCTS 25C 1 Lb. Pkgs. 2 j H Roger Reynolds returned last weekfrom Salt Lake City where he attended the meeting of the firemen; Roger says everything is under control. Wire staples f,ir Bostitch. Star. Iloti-h-ki-- i and Ace machines at The a box cate for ns low ns eighty cents and In.IMM). Other staples priced at $189 With Empties mmmtm KRAFTS i Sun-Adv- S2.00 a box. . 55? 5 CONTINENTAL BLEHDED WHISKY DISTILLING CORPORATION, PHILADELPHIA, can purchase the Markwell and staples at The You stap-jlcr- s Heinz Ketchup EOTTLE 14 OUNCE Heinz Vinegar QUART Wesson Oil QUART CAN Snowdrift 3 POUND CAN Lux Flakes SMALL PKG Lux Toilet Soap BAR COULD YOU ASK FOE MORE ? THE PART 01 TION AND COMPELS ; ACTON ION PROSPECTIVE CUSTOMERS . ATTEN TISING PROBLEMS Phone No. 9 21c 49c 65c 9c 5c s&w COFFEE - Piss Feet Hormel's-JA- R SPAGHETTI Hormels-L- G. Utah CAN SOUPS Hormels-- 2 LG. CANS.. SARDINES Van Camp's--- 2 Tall Cans S. S. COFFEE POUND FIG BARS POUND KING GEORGE-- Kippered Snacks 4 SHOP FOR WHICH THATS THE CLASS OF PRINTING HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR MANY PRINTING AND ADVER US TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR jidvocBtePnCe 12f Cans wjw 17 c 25c 15c 15c 10c |