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Show UTAH THE HELPER TIMES. EXIPEB, Thursday, may 19. 1927 HELPER. SOCIETY J J The American Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring the dancing event at the Amusu hall Saturday evening. J I Mrs. Emil Nyman will be hostess to the members of the Ladies Guild at her home all townsite Friday I afternoon. Burnadette members participated at Spring Glen park Miss Angellne ing. hostess of the affair. The j j i TEE ECOXEHANG, When a bit of sunshine hits ye.. After passing of a cloud, When a fit of laughter gits ye And ye's spine ,is feeling proud Don't forgot to up and fling it At a soul tba.t's feelin' blue, For the mink that ye 6ling it It's a boomerang to you. Iapt. Jack Crawford. The time was pleaupper Helper. Sewing club santly spent with needlework and in an outing music. At a late hour the hosttiss Monday even- assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. E. Martelle was Cease, served a dainty luncheon. The Notre name Club girls were hostesses to their mothers last Sunday at the home of Miss Aneline Martine!'. A short program was given consisting of miusical selections by Miss Lucy Martinelle and Miss Angeline Martelle, avocal solo by Mrs. II. E. Ford, and recitatious were by Amelia Caruso and Edna Girls The O.N.O. After the social hours a WedCease Katherine Miss by lunch was served at small delicious in home nesday evening at her The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and their friends enjoyed the event of the monthly social of the orders at the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening. Dancing and a general social lime were features, and late refreshments were served. Ijit-ylzett- e. The Ta Ik of The Town Th6 thrifty shopper knows where to get the most merchandise for the least money Nationally Advertised Goods for Less n Helper, Utah. Baseball League STORE NO 35 The great Sphinx, lying about a quarter of a mile southeast of the Great Pyramid in Egypt, is 172 feet 6 Inches in length and 50 feet high. Its head Is more than 100 feet around. While its exact age is in doubt, investigations seem to indicate that It was built about 5,000 B. C. (, 1926, Western Newspaper Union.) .7 ..5 Many beautiful 'patterns. are guaranteed fast colors. They Very reasonably priced. 19c Yard 0 Vignetto cf . Carmonl, c . Krisman, ss A. Allison lb .5 .5 5 ..6 4 .3 .2 0 . . . Flaim If... Flaim, p C. W. . Elliott Lamph, cf Monro, If, cf, 2b Harris, If A. p.. Beautiful patterns Totals The Tremendous clean up we had during the largest sale we ever had recently, it necessitated us to use the quickest transportation means to refill our shelves of seasonable goods at the lower prices, as we promised our customers before the sale started. 5 Ladies Dresses S Ladies as coral, A part of the ordered merchandise are already in, the biggest bulk, however, will arrive the first part of the coming week. Be on hand when the NEW GOODS ARRIVES. The Gold en Rule St ore HELPER, UTAH "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" maize, orchid, pink, blue, green, honeydew and tan. A very exceptional price on this lot of 3 2 3 4 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 5 3 1 1 "...4 2 4 0 4 1 2 0 4 0 0 0 gette dresses are also 1 0 0 1 here ..1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 LAST STJNDAR RESULTS 4, Sunnyside 6, at Sunny-sid- Standardville 2, Hiawatha Hiawatha. 2, the limit yond dresses, only $6.90 silk georto be had at Today' and pay envelope, Credit short side of So they start Air wees gaylj Tcmor-To- and those Dollars, unui of tie are tney hopelessly entangled in tie traffic of life, y every-da- the J. C. Penney stores means a made saving ft purchaser because our universal policy and buying for cash. money savedis of thru t - only Of more however, oi of selling tance, in Compt the formed- Many other beautiful of impor than ft the ana hate economy Our customers taught their desires llow the safe and laid down by to to fo- 01 sote Good JudX rather than gment, $9.90 and $14.75 recklessly into the Select, your, graduation, gown graduaton gowns priced from to dash I ti tangles h mazea of extravagance. $9.90 and $14.75 'or Is. 'let i 'rig 7 ?ra; E WANTED e. :e li ! C the 'ese he he Kenilworth Clean Cotton Rags at pre sua at nil of an "e Kenilworth at Helper. fin; Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Postmaster at Helper, Utah, until June 15, 1927 for moving all property of the United Slates Government now located at the present site of the Posloffice to the new site, including all re- cords, files, mails etc. For information concerning the above ponosals see the Postmaster at Helper, Utah. , THE TIMES pn N t Tenti sriee iala 1 ew Beauty Parlor PaP Money dotso't grow on trees, but much of It U by grafting. WANT ADS Curl 1 French Curl i One Ilolstein Heifer near Cattle Crossing. May 5 Bran,i R right hip. Notify Jim Ro lando. Spring Glen, phone 169M4. j io run a well erjuippfd restaurant. Located in Commercial Utah Helper, W ill also sell cheap to the riRht parly on very easy terms. Inqulr-- ' at office of Commercial Hotel. red ! bus Pas $ .75 Round Curl Water Wave Finger Wave Vihl inda akfas Ma'cel v.v.v S . GAMES FOR NEXT SUNDAY Sunnyside at Hiawatha. Standardville at Castle Gate. Mohrland at Price. LOST a1 e at 10, Helper. Castle Gate 5, Mohrland Castle Gate. dresses made of very heavy grade of flat crepe, many beautiful shades such 43 19 27 9 7, crepe silk 4 Price 20, flat Thev furnishings Every purchase 0 UTAH LEAGUE Standing of Teams, Won. Lost. Pet. 2 0 1.000 Helper . . . .i 1 1 Price' .500 1 Ken.il worth 1 .500 1 1 Mohrltand .500 1 1 Castle Gate .500 1 1 .500 Sunnyside 1 1 Hiawatha .500 2 Standardville . ...0 .000 Helper sum-- j 33c Yard 3 i expensive mortgai1 mer dresses. Au exceptional price EASTERN i1' for light sign long for fine clothes, ttreet VONDALE printed voile 36 Inches wide, guaranteed fast color. will sense. to the other Printed Voiles pre. and appcarsto be the 19c to 89c Yard 1 . net- tings and draperies is complete. A large range of prices. 4 c Elliott, J. Elliott, p Westwood, Shreber, rf Jensen, p curtain people who uommcn .oi TIME FOR NEW CURTAINS AND Our line of then not heed the traffic HOUSECLEANING TIME MEANS Drapes. crowd-- thoroughfares, fer tie short cuts Curtains and 5 2b, s3 Harimn, ss. p L. Leonard, cf, 2b life, as along In. ed Draperies 0 Happs, p . . . . . .41 25 27 12 Totals STANDARDVILLE B. H. 0. A. 0 2 1 6 E. Leonard, 3b 0, 2 6 11 lb Med'ers, W. Jaywalker? are always , an Economic percales. 2 3 .0 .7 .5 Flaim, rf.. E. Are You black and white printed 36 Inch 10 2 HELPER, Utah Saratoga Dress Prints B. II. O. A. Reese, rf J. Allison 3b. Ik "Where savings are greatest HELPER Size of Sphinx Phone 60 ElTlk c3Xj1 Jul J i e. DIPPING INTO SCIENCE 1 E INSTITUTION' Gerald They were: past week. Katie Nielson, of Banasky and The Helper nine was t;he only James Thompson Spring Canyon. Sunny-sidand Emma Bishop both of team of the Eastern Utah League and Lake Lakis Salt Steve cf to repeat its winning performance Stan-- j Lucy Hurst of Kenilworth. of last week by winning over dardville in this city Sunday. The: On Monday evening Mrs. W. B. &nd winning secre stood 20 to ID, Mc Kelvey entertained complimennotch of, at the top tary to her sister, Mrs. E McMullen placed Helper fea.was of Hqber. The same of Five Hundthe league. The contest red was played; with Mrs. B. A. tured by 44 hits, 30 runs, and the Moffat and Mrs. Lee Kirk winning troting out of six pitchers, all of the ladies' prizes and Mr. Hughes whom fared alike. Players of both Taylor and Mr. F. P. Fisher the tam3, and especially Helper, sent and men's. A late luncheon was served their batting averages upward, to the following guests: Mrs. Mc a shows score box glance at the Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Moffat that many of the athletes fattened! Mr. and Mrs. August Lit,izzette, their early season average to aj Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fisher, Mr. and great extent. Mrs. Lee Kirk, Mr .and Mrs.Hughes Jack Vignetto connected for a Taylor nd Mr. and Mrs. D. R. home run, a doube and four singles for a total of six hits, while Car-- : moni of Helper and W. Elliott of, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fisher enterStandardville each garnered four tained n honor of Mrs. E. McMulReal pitching was a rare blows. len of Heber, Sunday; evening. article and little if anything can Dancing and cards were the enter- be said on behalf of the pitchers: tainment features. Mrs. Tad Story that they had to duck many, and Mr. Hughes Taylor winning only a hard hit ball. A word should be the prizes for the game, with the said for Bert Happs of Helper, who honorary prize awarded to Mrs. went ,in after Flaim weakened in McMullen. Rosebuds centered the the seventh and held Standardville luncheon tables, around which were scoreless the remainder of the conseated the guest of honor, Mrs. Mc test. Happs is a veteran pitcher Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mc find will take his regular turn in Kelvey, Mr. and) Mrs. Tad Storey, the box as soon as the weather Mr. and Mrs. F. Osborne, Mr. and thaws out his arm. Helper got 25 Mrs. D. R. Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. of the four Standardville off hits Hughes Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lee which is thought to be a twirlers Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Watkins A large crowd of league record. and Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Perkins. witnessed the game. fans -- Service-Courtesy MEAT & GROCERY A NATION-WID- Eastern Utah Three couples applied for licenses to wed at the office of county clerk, Elizabeth Hadley, during the The Store That SERVICE and QUALITY Built Quality Helper Leads In tablts ,each of which was centered with pink carnations. The mothers were presented with a flower. Shampoo Vinegar Einse Imon Tdnze $1 50 ...........inn 75 Henna Einse Egyptian White Henna Binse Ion "? p 1.5 Mli Manicure ; l Scalp Treatments 75 Arch .50 Eyebrow Trim pre 0: fc 1 ciii 75 Hot iq Pepilatory 25 Hand Arm Massage Oil Shampoo a r '! (tay , v.rt.-.iiM- , a30-3- Mo: fa.t MRS. MARGUERITE LAKE Room. 2 Derr 8 Grant Hotel Phone ? t at r!T1 1 Sties "T i j mi mm ip ijuiiujii JwuMwijpim 1. m,i.ii |