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Show THE are popular song writers now busy trying to find out many words there are which rhyme with Lindbergh. The how will The real place for a man who can convince his wife that lodge meets twice a "week ig in the dip- SUPER TIMES, HHPES, HAH mm k Social News MAMIAGE LICENSES Elizabeth Hadley, county entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. Porter clerk, issued marriage licenses to Wednesday noon i" the following couples during last at luncheon Diviette and ilis3 y-Miss Bessie week: Taylor. and Dtiane Stewart, of Moab, Laurel Hyatt of Richfield. Joe Parry of this city and Miasj of Provo were united; Frank Falsetto and Josephine the courthouse in at Rera, both of Helper. in marriage Mrs. Parry has and of last Tuesday. Columbia, Provo Harry Kelly durNelda Robertson of Price. made many friends in this city, Mr. here. residence Ellis Black of Huntington, and ing her short the among well known is also Ethel Wright of Scofield. Parry evenOn Saturday circles. Rulon Ashley Bartlett and Bertha younger ,in their ing a reception wiil be given Hunter, bothtf Sunnyside. Provo. f Ogden, honor at Orson W. Reynolds Cleveland. of Emma Johnson and anHelper friends have received Other marriages of the week in- nouncement of the marriage of Miss clude that of Rulon Nelson of Fer- - Carol Farr and Frit Craus, at Sporon and ,Miss Louella, Allermand, , the event taking kane, Wash!r-,'tondaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Al-- ! place June 2. Mrs. Craus taught The ceremony school here lermand. of Price. during the year just was performed at Salt Lake last closed, having come here from Iowa. Their future home will Mr. Craus was employed by the B. Tuesday. be on a ranch in Emery county, The A. M. Insurance company. Nick Bernardi of Price and Miss young couple will make their home Ruth Moffit of Manti were united in Spokane. in marriage at Salt Lake last Sat- -' They have been honeyurday. Miss Nan Axelgard and Mimooning in California and are at Paulne Smith were hostesses at a home in Price this week. dinner party at the Grill cafe Sunday evening, complimentary to Mr. Mrs. Alec Lakie left Monday for and Mrs. Joe Parry, a newly wedded! Portland, Oregon to attend the grad- couple. Bowls ctf roses were placed uating exercises of Reed College. at either- - end of the table, and a cake Her daughter, Agnes, graduates from festive appearing wedding the school of Education, of the Col- adorned the center of the table. lege with a High School diploma. Covers were laid for the bride and Agnes has been majoring in English. groom, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parry, Mr. They will visit relatives before re- and Mrs Stanley Barrett, Miss Axelturning to Helper. gard, . Miss Smith, Harry Johnson and Charles Lange. Mrs. lomatic corps. " A NATION-WID- E INSTITUTION & PRICES .n THAT BRING CROWDS QUALITY AND SERVICE THAT HOLD THEM As a whole you find prices here in keeping with quality, lower than elsewhere. ur success: , The secret of j Quality ServiceCourtesy , j j On or about June 25th we will move to our new quarters, just across the street from present location. SUCCESS MEAT & GROCERY Helper, Utah. Phone 60 TO HOLDERS OF SUMMER R ange Coa! LOAN BONDS EXCHANGE OFFERING OF NEW BONDS TREASURY elven of a new offering o( UNITED STATES TREASURY B0ND3. dated June 15, 1927, and bearing interest per from that date at the rate of 8 pent. The bonds will mature in twenty yrnrs, but may be called for redemption after i:deen years. Second Liberty Loan bondi will be Accrued incepted in exchange at par. terest on the Second Liberty bonds ofw'H be paid as of fered for exchange 'une 15, 1927. Second Liberty Loan bonds have been called for payment on November 15, 1027, ,md will cease to bear interest on that date. Holilprs of such bonds who desire to take advantage of the exchange offer should consult tbeir bank or trust comThe exchanite privilege pany at ovoe. will b- - avail blj for a limited period only, ;nd may axpire about June 15th. I'urther information may be obtained or trust companies, or from from ny federal Reserve Bank. No'lre $5.00 Per Ton Delivered Builders Supplies and Feed . Central Commission & Supply Co. PHONE 72 LIBERTY SECOND Ik A. W. MELLON, Secretary of the Treasury. Washington. May 31, 1927. HELPER, UTAH "Where na,t. JUT lmsiiS for ,A most appropriating name of wash equal keeping up with the styles. New shipment of large and small head sizes of this wonderful hat Idea in Felts and fine Imported Straws Price $1.98 to $4.98 A beautiful Three new numbers in Men s Walk-Ove- r Oxfords. Three new advanced styles and shades at . Rule . for the use dozen price where everyone A wonderful tore "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" For UTAH THE HELPER TIMES cheaply than one, and if you could bay , thousand dozen would sold in a J. you acta! C. Penny pany store is ing passed on Com bought to you. that means the for sw That averaet family in a year can save from $50 to $100 by the . Crash plan, and spend this money Sport Suits luxury they could rwise "lor your vacation get one cf tfcse thres piece crash sport suits, conin blue and tan crash. An Ideal not othe- is one of tit most dangerous the English gar- on soit afford. ''Charge it" sisting of jacket, skirt and knickers, phrases ii K language. haul pay for it" on the oLher mals you a shrewder judp ment for your vacation, of values, curbs useless chases and is a pur sure cure for those JLIL Creek. Uintah, Green and Bear vation thus prompts the Rivers, hut does not include Moon the order. lake in Duchesne county. Authority for the issuing of the order is taken from Section 2, Chapter tf the 36, Watch, issuing Jewelry 5n Clock Repairing REASONABLE PKluw Work Clean and Correct WORK GUARANTEED L. L. STYBER Jeweler Square Deal Helper in ... PI $ HELPER, UTAH ThousandStore'Towef If You know abont 90 a horse-lwe- r engines and their great potential uscfalness. Have you thought about the incompar-abl- e " thousand (J j are cash and the resultant " acre on East Side Helper. City water main laid to S E comer of this lu. D,Srripton North Half Block NineFitch F,,t Bide AddiUon. Terms. Box 14 6. articles get still closer to the at greater Sale-- One to p,, of money, more of these, very attractive $A M WANT ADS BEAL ESTATE world Every bit of merchant ",rm" 98c to $1.98 yard credit cost of manufacture. and sincere thanks tOl triV man.. ll" me beautiful fWai .... bulea and the kind expressions of sympathy ,0 my neighbors who 60 kindly assisted me in every way in my recent bereavement, and which is .all deeply appreciated by me Mrs. Madrel Curtis Mower get ye, you have had can have one of them. CARD OF THANKS isn to express my heartfelt I New Silks for the Fourth, brand new patterns . Always, since the Laws of Utah, 1923. The retarded summer conditions in these regions Wonder what they would do in are the reasons for the prohibiting of fishing until the late date. Due Europe to a EuroDean rniw,. . fessor who insisted that to the icy temperature of the waters Eurnno or the lakes, the fish do not start ought to act as Santa Clan t United States and the rest of the spawn Vug until late In the season. world? Fishing in these waters earlier than the date set would1 result in reducing the, natural propagation of the fish, ami would therefore' be detrimental Many a ninn who to the Sishing in the lakes. Conser All lakes in the Uintah basin aoove the altitude of 7,000 feet have been closed to fishermen until juiy 15th. by the order of David H Mad-sestate fish and game commissioner. This order includes lakes at the head of Provo, Duchesne, Rock .do a lower price than up in the very latest styles. are just in recsipt of a large dress value bills, it nuiuu ioe wise a bit of calculate Cash will always All mads the members of the Ladies Guild at the home of Mrs. Emil Nyman Friday afternoon. The discussion of current ltterature was a pleasant n, $7.50 Pair . to Crepes. at a dowi vnn thinV Fancy Striped Wash dresses Slt stack of unpaid Plain Wash Crepes, Mrs. D. A. Bench was hostess to Mrs. Byron Moffit,, Mrs. Hughes Taylor, also to Mr. Oscar Watkins and Mr. Tad Storey. Luncheon covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Tad Storey, and Mrs. James Alley of Price, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moffitt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Litizzette, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fisher. -you with that Printed Wash Crepes, shipment Month! To Worried Housewives; Presses Wednesday evening of last week a group of young folks participated in an outing up Gordon creek canyon. Automobiles conveyed the crowd to the chosen spot, where the time was spent in recreation. The following enjoyed picnic lunchee around the Misses Bessie Divieftti, campfire: Mel Taylor, Delia Mangum, Ida Moffit, Eleanor Smith, Doris and Dorothy Reddington, Maurine Anderson, Katherine Gease, Ethel Lange, Maxine Porter, Lois Miller of Provo, Pauline Smith, Nan Axelgard, Florence Waddupps; also Messrs. James and Lawrence Bottino, Celeste and Ernest Flaim, Frank Bergara, Elton Billings Thurman Carter, Eugene Plaga, Alec Allison, Cl.efe Gordon, Frank Goodhart, Charles Lange and Harry Johnson. is capable of giving good advice Isn't able to earn his suit. line of footwear at prices much lower than before. HELPER This TI71 Griffiths gave an evening of cards at their home oaiuraay evening. Five tables of Five Hundred were played and later there was danging. First and second prizes for the games went to the times, and as Ladies' and Children's Slippers. Who Gets Your Salary Mr. and Mrs. D. R. I I HELPER, utju, Silk A two course luncheon diversion. was served by the hostess. Mrs. "M. C. Melrose will entertain the ladies at her home Friday, June 17. LINDBERGH m savings are greatest" STORE NO 35 We I !! ugliness sre-pcrwe- r chandising? of mer- Each store is one of almost a thousand similar stores through the thin your roach all cf the many benefits which suoh a yast conization can effect in we scientific and tconcmical Skaggs-Safewa- s . west-brin- ging y of the necess Our ability to distribution cf life. you lo help you unlimited. practically the fullest use of have a hou:e e full 0& nationally Advertised the prices are right handlA And cur market is bon the. best that can be fed Nothing but grain , br.ef. Trv it. And go1 se2 g: the difference between id- meat and the ordianary |