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Show THE THAT . ies. The debasing teams of Murray and high schools tied for the state title and all members of both teams will receive scholarships to the University. First prize for the contest extemporaneous speaking ' went to' James Neil of Ogden High, for oral reading to Frank Itfvings-- j ton and Frances Nuttall, both of the L. D. S. U. at Salt Lake, the poster contest was won by Gladys Aldous Ogden QUALITY AND SERVICE THAT HOLD THEM As a whole you find prices here in keeping with quality, lower than elsewhere. The secret of ur success: On or about June 25th we will move to our new quarters, just across the street from present , location. SUCCESS MEAT & GROCERY Phone 60 10NE BIG WEEK! AT HELPER JUNE to 6 The evening gospel service held last Sunday was attended by a was iarge number. Excellent music comittee. music aranged by the in Probably the largest attendance several months enjoyed the I -Se- rvice-Courtesy Helper, Utah. A chanse in the administration was made of the local Association Green this week. Secretary H. G. succeeded by resigned and is being Dr. Rubens Humphreys of St. Louis. Mr. Humphreys arrived in Helper Wednesday evening and Mr. Green Satwill leave for the Paciiic coast Mr. Humphreys desires the urday. support of the entire membership and friends of the Association. Results of the contests sponsored by the University of Utah Extension Division on High School Day show that winners came from all parts cf the state. Prizeg awarded to sucinclude contestants cessful year state to institution, the scholarships cash prizes and a variety of troph- bKlNG CROWDS I B of Ogden High. First prize winners in the music contests aioa received scholarships. Those successful were: Violin, Gor-- ' don Ohlson of Jordan High; piano Manbi High; vocal, Eloise Kellar, Alice O'Connor and Lawrence Hurd both of East Side High; boy's glee club, Morgan High, Girl's glee club Logan and Provo High tied for secre- Rubens Dr. Humphreys, Y will speak at the Sunady evening gospel service It is expected that next Sunday. a good number of the Y friends will be in attendance at thjs George Mower died at his Heiner Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Have you noticed, any reduction as a result of six week's illness radio from influenzt and in static since tha federal pneumonia. For board began to function? three years Mower had held the position of oist man for the U. S. Fuel company, and previcM' to that time had held similar mining jobs at Standardville, and other canyon camps. He was born in Fairview on May there. In 1918 e gs shrdlupywfmf REASONABLE PRICES 19 1897 and spent Clean and Correct Work his early life there. In 1918 he was married to WORK GUARANTEED Madrel Curtis, the ceremony being performed at Paris, Idaho. Funeral services are to be held 1st Door South ctf Maroni Friday afternoon at thej j at halgh's Drug Store. L.D.S. ward hall. Ritualistic services will be conducted at the grave by the Moose lodge, of whjich the deceased was a member. The surviving Relatives are his wife, Mrs. George Mower; mother, Mrs. Addie Clark of Fairview; brothers, A. N. Mower of Salt Lake ad Lawrence Mower of Bengham; also a sister, Mrs. W. H. Lyter of Salt Lake. Funeral arangements were in charge of the Abbott Mortuary. Watch, Jewelry TP w Clock Repairing COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY Drama - Vaudeville - L. L. STYBER NO MOTION PICTURES m 'M.yiwgp The G oiaen Rule UTAH 1 1 HELPER, M . 3 ft INSTITUTION. rain 1 ore "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE 1 V. I ' I here savings are greatest" STORE NO 35 HELPER, Summer Time Frocks Wrapping "reels of for Every Wear Dreail J to6! No one has Over the Garden Wall. stew THE DAINTEST SUMMER DRESSES "Package OF ALL ARE HERE! in style, that debonair, Youthful Vivid in color, Smart in colorful, Gay, 773 in price and fashion, Moderate in Design. silks of beauUiftil many sell. color in Made the very latest styles, priced very 'moderately. $6.90 the of never asking or truly For summer, rayon ments are the ideal choice slips, chemise, bloomers urday in pastel shades. and under she dress and a saleswoman ichanges seme fiver bit summer Ideal materials forj of J, always salesforce to trained fulfill, enly the of its customers, rJ expressed bat satisfy, if hidden to poss longings in the of onr hearts. at- the dress. Crepe De Chines and Georgette Ceped,- 39 inches wide. s C. Penney pany has Youth, tractive patterns and colors, novel designs. passes sports nen silks in sigh rack of all tuck away NEW printed for matron viously as Jt'hose Dress Silks J carries n;ght cut and 98c to $1.98 J Romance arm. The costume and gowns J comes in to inqUjt The J. undergar- J want. for a colorful Rayon Garments Lace Trimmed p., formed a bit of silk flat crepe dresses in dream,-y- really! Blue Dress, $14.75 Plain i3 ever we've all ex- in flower patterns. clusive design of stores we in rich Fashioned George Mower Dead home IN THEIR BIG 1 1 ' Dealer To ride from the place where you park the car to your Florida Times-- " place of business. Union. Metropolitan Players JI tary of the local first. An advisory committee of counThe annual special award for the sel, composed of three men, was best individual effort was awarded appointed toy Secretary Green 'the to Alice O'Connor of East Rjide High latter part of May. The men are School of Salt Lake for her work in Messers Emil Nyman, chairman; music. This Hall. and Alex Lakie Henry Those in charge of the day esti mate that more than two thousand committee will have duties tend high school seniors from the whole ing the strengthen the local work. state were guests of the University YONIAN SAYS: on High School Day. Excuses are more plentiful tbtis time of ear. We can now fish and ONE OF THE ACCESSORIES need for Dealer You can have .this car play golf whenever the Summer is such alibis' prevalent. for $1,500, and we w,ill throw in a is very good to us in more ways bicycle. . .Customer What is the bicycle than one. for? 1 1 CRABILL & MEADOWS, Presents the Comedy 1!? -- SCHOOL PRICES ? UTAH Y. M. C. A. NOTES TO HIGH PAY GUESTS AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY PEIZES AWAEDED Quality iimi, EE1FE2 TMIS, These silks are exceptional- ven'.fore, Fun and Ureas they are all our counters passed paper parcels for in tomers to take ly low priced. i Ecmanc aci brti our home. $1.69 to $1.98 Yard that the war in Nicaragua Now is over without iinvolviina- Unci Som in any bloodshed what will the pacifists find next to worrv aoout? - NEW i , hi i t 'Spiring The Father of Waters doesn't seem to behave much better than some other parents when he gets run. Kansas City Star. WANTED! Who remembers the nd ta&htnna experts of 1920 who told us that by 1927 the sunnlv nf wuuiu De practically used up? Clean Cotton Rags frj. if th rahnJ , v. ...ic and Tinnu cm every country in Europe Europe I"""1 ue unanimous for cancella Of tne riyitig Daily i ; course other-foo- t UUIl, THIS DELICIOUS DEINK THE TIMES HAS ajuum Jtuuu VALUE fresh you when. vV,w , (replacing burntd-u- p eurgy ov vtuiiu riuiiue i irorn" re. ana coniainin- . i oranee- "'"s imi Juice-poss- esses more energy replacement val ""UC' r iooa calories, tan an pouni . oi fresh ripe oranges. ToMoi.tiiy the juice oranges U addd the iOuZ ur prices are Alway s Right - n:4.. . Liit'ir y,. tang' pure can up drink-- why valef.cen.8 i '"Vitals. HELPER . . n T9Sx ". j..i.4vf.s.j,,il.1.) U a SQ. u'i - i its I'xop s,rvP(1 t, (lon? o Per Ton Delivered cut ''nirlr It ,8 IU)t nntW real fo( vaIllc Next Umo you're O carbonated Nothing many ,)f the day's UTAH ange Goal rifinl the fruit of water, else. 4 SUMMER In, - " Builders Supplies and Feed 0,t I? 1 'tor It by name. rniKCrilKh I Proiectlon, Ir ),,, - ?prl,,s Glc" "ottling Company. .,,k Central Commission & Supply PHONE 72 HELPER, Co UTA 1 :. , |