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The govDies Miss Wilson died around 9 a. m. ernment does not close a deal until all Monday morning, apparently from sites have been inspected and the best Two young girls of a tender age, heart failure. She was residing at location and price at which the site is (By M. H. Wilson) Hotel. available has been determined. This hesitant about giving their names, Date for funeral services for Gayle the Athens of become have members Mr. the is of avowed Dunbars the object present rea a few is engaging itself in program to Wilson, 31, who passed away sudj C. (Doc) Slopansky spent The Sun Advocate PRINTING newspaper piofession following an with four pair the Scofield dam in order that visit to Helper. jjys in Salt Lake visiting denly Monday morning, have not been sis-e- rs of unofficial be conThe stored and vater inspection and three may safely rusins from California set according to attendants at the i paper at The Sim A.hm ale. came to Salt served behind it. from Kansas plant early this week. H The two, who said their names were jke on tne way to Yellowstone Park. H Buildings trembled and shook Barbara Mclntire, 10, daughter of An accident William Mclntire of this city and Thursday at Stand-irdul- le stock in stores swayed and rattled, people rushed out of doors fearing the seriously injured Edward Adell Gardner, 10, also of Price, earth quake had arrived 24, son of Mrs. Tom Edwards strolled in and asked if they could Mid-Summ- er Yes, it was the Mr. Edwards was backing 'Monday afternooni J Price the plant saying that We inspect Helneat of on the heat in motor into one of the rooms pavement the is have never been through a newspa- was rarily delayed by floods last week, jme when he was caught between per's main street and the result use on a road for under way E again, per 0ff;ce before ie motor and the roof of the room, a piece of buckled pavement which project at Nephi This movement has Xh were shown through the plant) ie was badly crushed about the chest exploded from the pressure and now necessitated zzz another crew of 5 men aid has several broken ribs. Monday Main street has a nice hump in it on the Marysvale branch to care for lnsPected the various machines and, of the pavement. it. Even Trainmaster Loftis had to equipment, got their hands dirty from sports from Standard give his conaextending the width H tion as recovering. Mr. Edwards work two days last week to get the handling lead slugs, but professed a ate was killed in this mine about TREASURY OFFICIAL great liking. Their questions, such EE job running smoothly. 'our years ago in a similar accident. VISITS IN HELPER H as, How does this work and whats EE H Business over our local iron pike is that were answered and they depart- - EE T. W. Jensen of Mt. Pleasant, field R. B. Dunbar, site agent for the increasing by leaps and bounds. An ed. But not before closing remarks. secretary of the Associated Civic treasury department of the U. S. average of five freight trains move is nice isnt it; work Newspaper Clubs of Southern will spend the next few days west daily with six or seven fruit Utah, was a busies visitor in Helper the first of the 'in Helper investigating and determin- - Red Balls going east each 24 hours. I guess well have to be reporters so eek calling on old members and so ing the building needs of Helper with This eastbound business is expected we can get free passes to everything." siting new ones for his club in an reference to a Federal Building, with to increase rapidly during the next ittempt to reach the 5,000 mark. the object of selecting the most Sprightly fashions for in-E- E few weeks. In a brief is interview-- Mr. Jensen site for the election of such a traffic growformal birt rather dressy oc- steadily Passenger tressed the interest of this club in for the housing of the gov- ing and since Saturday the road has can.ior.ri building Afternoon bridge or veral programs of interact to this ernment postoffice in Helper. handled seven specials in this line beevening dancing. ounty, among them a Smartly Bids to determine the property sides the regular trains which are junior college ' ar Carbon fashioned. weeks almost two some two sections in Whites, pastels, were called of The available county. daily running promotion J use of rock Laying of linoleum on the floors EE all sizes. asphalt on highways 'ago but only one bid was received. now. state and an effort to see that These bids are not on a competitive H corridors at the Price Municipal and fair share of Utah The increase in passenger traffic pospitai was started last week and roads are cov-re- d basis and since that time several othwith this i,01 product and of a more er pieces of property have been found is largely due to the more operations are expected to be com- prominent nature at this time the club to be available. The object of the rebuilding Pleted soon- The work was held UP Du'to a short time pending arrival of this road now of-j- fr and fers service second to none and has new supplies. the natural scenic setting for an ideal The floor coverings were laid on (all the halls and corridors throughout trip. . the entire building. The kitchen, din- Switchman Morgan is taking a fe.. Smartly wearable examples PM ALL FOR ing room, office an. other rooms re days rest this week iceived attention. of individual H at covered must be will rooms be x aiients good. Agenting Special Yoatl say Ditto 1 when you sip the rich, ity and dis- We note the Special Agent at Helper a later date, Murray Mathis, super- old-tim- e re-hearty flstor of Mattingly & new 1 a Plymouth. council The intendent said. city sporting tinction. Moore (better known as M & M)! It's H cently approved the program of cov- with is a grand blend of fine Kentucky straight no E. did walks but visiting Hostler Bruger ering the main his daughter, who is here from Cali- mention when the rooms themselves EE whiskies, made slowly in the good old- Popular colors fornia. EE were to be covered. offered at H the left j and Elgin First contest, Smith Mrs. sponsored by took Army Students of high for California. Army has been doing Watch company. and graduates of 1936 were the call boy stunt over at the round zz: house and it is rumored that Acting auowed t0 enter the contest. Foreman Jim McFall told Army to jjss Ballingers award was won by z look up Foreman article on Why Am- -, her thiryt-wor- d there and call him for Thanks8lving iertans should Buy American-Mad- e dinner' R. A. Nilson of the Gift Things. made the presenta-- , Jewelers Shop run T H Price says that Sunnyside it was the only that and stated tion so to it has too much work attached m Utah. one local presented at doing the back plant he is the hill. helper service on H Still the pick of the seasons smartest fashions, at unusually Machinist Jack Sullivan reported a after low prices. Charmingly Styled for work Wednesday morning to reflect the more expensive layoff. day ninety H types of dresses. Fashionable Ken Carr has been spending a few summer material, and patterns. of fattening up days on his farm issort and cool. on his now back Smart, crisp He some hogs. house. round job over at the H Look over this line before and further Caldwell daughters depleted. Mrs Paul returned to California after a short HELPER AND VICINITY Sun-Advoc- Miim-ograpl- Ed-rar- ed Special a fleai?aime Salle ss nt, DANCE FROCKS Local HoSpitallEz 2.95 and 4.85 - I M&M! SUMMER HATS , ' Street and Afternoon DRESSES We have arranged these items in three sale groups for visit with Storekeeper Paul Caldwell at Helper. H Bill Weller and Lee Lemmon of the car shop gang will take in Ogdens Pioneer Days celebration this week- end clearance. and see them. mid-summ- H 3-9- Carman Bry Miller is on the sick list he seems to have sort of mis understood hay fever and is paying for his mistake. Ex-Chi- ef CODE NO. 313 (PINTS) CODE NO. 312 (FIFTHS) CODE NO. 314 (HALF PINTS) riPEi-IC- 90 GIN DRINKS! Paul Jones Four Stax Dry Gin from 100 grain neutral spirits. Code No., fifths 442-pints 443-- 5 '5.85 H Dispatcher Blackwell was a Helper visitor this week on his way to Grand Junction where he takes over the trainmaster job. g HELPER MISS WINNER IN NATIONAL CONTEST Miss Peggy Ballinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ballinger of HelWa- per, Utah, and a graduate of the was Mt. at Pleasant, satch Academy one of 50 young people in the United States io be awarded an Elgin watch for her participation in an American er H 4.85 '6.85 Newest Styles in Summer SLACKS and CULLOTTS, priced at $1.00 and $1.95 - g Come in g FLACILLE DRESS SHOP (PRICE) j miimiim g 5 |