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Show Helper, Carbon Comity, Tta h, November flock of the birds flying within shooting distance, however, they were all small specimens, with this one exception. With a well placed shot to either side Mr. Galania sheared away the small undersized ones, leaving the prize duck where he could be While no detailed reports of clearly sighted, and promptly the spoils brought in by the dee.1 brought to earth. o hunters of the district have been related by the Times, a deer FOB RENT OE SALE Four-roowhite hou.se, modstory and a duck story have come One block from to our ears which are too good ern, furnished. Martin store. Phone 397R5. to keep. ltpd o They both are deserving of a place of honor alongside of the LOST Roll of bedding by Anprize fish story of the past seaderson, egg and chicken pedson. We are giving them exactly dler. Please notify Helper Times. as reated to this office, however, Liberal reward. we do not vouch for their vero acity. tj F. L. Gross visited over Agent It seems Tom Judd and Di Sunday with his family in Salt C. L. Kline traveled to the terriLake City. tory approaching Garden City, near the state borderline to try CURE FOR GOUT their hands at deer hunting. Thoy were joined by a group of other hunter friends from the northern part of the state. Enthusiasm ran high ae the anxiou3 sportsmen reached the good hunting territory. Plans were laid for the line of action, and Dr. Kline was designated as the watcher to b stationed at the opening of the timber, to clip off the game, which the others were to chaoe out of the thick timber. It apmen were pears the "inside" gone in the depths of the woods an exceedingly long time, and Doc grew weary waiting, so sat down on a rock to wait the Patient Doctor, what Is the he best cjre for gout? outcome, in the meanwhile Doctor A small income. It cures placed his trusty firearm on tin ground by his side. Shortly there-wa- s you by not permitting you to have it a crashing of the underfive-poia buck .and brush, big some rushed into the clearing, twenty 'yards from the Doctor. It was a chance any hunter would dream of, but alas Doc's gun was nowhere to lw found. E-1 The second story is about four local duck hunters. James Galan-is- , Gus Tsangari3, Mike Morgan WITHOUT CALOMEL and Ted Jouflas spent Wednesday and Thur.lay at Bicknell And YouU Jump Oat el Bed in hunting ducks, and while it has I the Morning lLrrin to G been Intimated Mr. Calanis only went afl chauffeur, he has a difnor and mak and 8 worU SroaM pank. dant nrmOo a lot at amlt ferent story to tell, and as proof lookx ninenl inter, ofl. fc&utiv candy or cbawtaf axpaet uma t maka yoo auddaoly presented the office with a fine (ma and and buoyant and full of mmhlna. mallard duck. According to his taunt Par the do It. TbCT ontr mora tfca a mora maramant doeant ret at a Vnrala and ml story, the hunters sighted tha caoaa. Tha reaaon lot jmtt foeUn ta roar Bw. It ahoald poor out two Deer, Duck Tales Small Portion Of Vie For Honors Pledges Received As Seasons End For Relief Work Henry Fiack Makes Public List Received of Contributions For Work The following list of contributions have been received from the people of Helper and Martin district for the promotion of relief work among the needy families of this section of the county. As will be noted the contributions are slow in arriving, considering the number of pledge which were printed in last weeks issue of the Times. Many of ths persons contributing to the fund were not among the printed list of pledges, and this fact raises the sum received, in proportion to the actual list of pledges, while a greater number of the listed pledgee remain to be received: Louis Wuccl . . Central Cleaners M. P. Street J. C. Penney employees.. J. Kv Johnson, Martin , . C. s! Johnson, Martin .. Perry Pool J. E. Gease Safeway employees . . .". . Golden Rule employees . . Geo. E. Black, Martin .. Geo. E. Black, Martin .. M. S. Andelln, Martin . . . Joseph Bruno Bryner Service Success Gro, employees A. F. Drury, Martin C. K. Draguas, Martin .. J. E. Johnson, Martin . . Mike Galsonis, Martin .. G. L. Kelley. Martin A. J. Kirkham, Martin . . Contral Commission Helper Furniture New House Pool W. M. House, Martin F. J. Wible, Martin G. H. Patterick, Martin . . 4.00 3.00 1.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 ............ 1.56 2.00 4.00 2.25 1.50 1.70 1.30 2.00 10.00 ... .... 5.00 1.00 1.00 100 .... .... 2.00 1.00 5.00 ...... 5.00 2.50 .... 1.00 1.00 .... 2.50 $80.25 TOTAL In addition to the amount of JS0.25 in cash a donation of 500 punds of flour was made by Mrs. B. H. Hyde from the O. P. Skaggs store at Helper. v mm 'Xa ai . Jr m rim lr 3 (t nt WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BIL- dowa-and-o- pound of liquid bfla into roar bovJ dally. II tfali bDa la not Oowtnf trwfy. roar food doean't dlgwi. It toat dug to tha Ixnrata. 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Those with a good memory for names regard you with piiy and tolerance. The fact that you do not forget persons seems to carry little weight If you say, "Ton know the chap I mean that bearded author who goes about with Gene Tunney the tall old Irish fellow who writes plays," they exclaim in shocked tones: "Surely, you are not speaking of Bernard Shaw !" Of whom else could you be speaking? Isn't he Irish and tall, and hasn't he a beard, and isn't he an author and playwright? Try and deny it! BABY DEESSES Fine silk, pretty styles. Special 2 for $1.00 FLANNELETTE GOWNS for cold nights. Pretty patterns. 2 for $1.00 Ladies' and Girl's SWEATEES All colors and sizes $1.00 Beautiful imported TAPESTEIES Special Italian $1.00 $1.00 BEDE00M SILPPEES Fancy colors, 2 pair for FABRIC GLOVES Fine quality. Kayeer brand All colors PILLOW TOPS in tapestry. A beautiful Xmas gift 2 for $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Thia Advertisement with your name and address is good for $1.00 Credit on any $10.00 purchase mde at the Lewis Ladies Store. Satuday & Monday NOTICE St. Barnabas Church From this date I will not b4 Sunday, NoTamber 3 responsible for any debts conUnion Sunday School 9:30 a. m. tracted by my wife. Mrs. L. R. Metz Superintendent. MIKE MORGAN. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 Nov. 5, 1931. a. m. Archdeacon W. F. Bulkley, o speaker. PLEASING HER PET Rev. H. J. Johnson, Pastor. o KNEW HER BABT : i 7T re-no- Up- - aaaaaaaaaana bbbbb "That wa Prepared Especially for This my awK wa baby passed." "How could you tell?" recognized the nurse." Jut 1 "Hortense, call up Mrs. de Billion and ask for Fido." "Yes, melady." "Carlo wishes to bark to him t the telephone." Newspaper iitfewMti: SA EXCELLA TJ. 0 s t'mm tt a a Marvelous new RCA Victor De Luxe can be yours at little cost. 10-tu- Few have the moral courage to admit that they don't remember. Frequently I stall until I have had a chance to go over the alphabet and try the theory of association. Then usually I ti'itunn'jan'ily "Mr. Tiger" as ".ir. l.ieti." or "Mr. Pickerel" as "Mr. Vi'.:e." Gene Tunney used to he honest. He would say, "I am sorry. I don't remember you, but I am glad to scp Then some one who hat! you." probably shaken hands with him at a training camp would go him ill mannered and "high Super-Heterody- u y a a a George Creel has the courage of his convictions. He was standing with a senator once in Washington, when a man rushed up and said, "You don't know my name." "Why should I?" demanded Mr. Creel. "I don't even remember you." "I wish," he The senator sighed. said, "I had the nerve to do that." Franklin P. Adams is fond of such things as crossword puzzles, tut refuses to spend his time in guessing contests. 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The old press box was a sort of cluh where In the old days you could find Irvin Cobb, Will Irwin, Cfliarlos Van Loan and any number of actors and old ball players. You could hear much of what the players said as they crossed to and fro, and sometimes they would stand by the netting and Join in The new press the conversation. box Is a3 strictly for work ns a cashier's cage. It has none of the friendliness or atmosphere of the old. Stories written there may gain In accuracy, hut they will never have the color. & 1111, Bell Syndicate.) VVNU Servlca. Rattler Kill Cow P.ltten by a rattle- Salem, Ore. snake, a registered Jersey cow belonging to E. A. Hawk of Turner died here. Marion county agricultural experts said It was the tii-case of the kind ever reported to thank You've always wanted a radio this I A radio that gives you everything you ever looked for ... In beauty ... In in smooth, performance satisfying operation I Hero it Is! At a price, too, that makes It eaay to own. Plan to own Uke the most beautiful and interesting, are hardest to remember because of the faculty they have of completely changing their appearance with a hat or gown. I still grow warm with embarrassment when I think of a woman 1 met one morning on Fifth avenue. It was in the days when they wore those hats they pulled down over their noses. "You don't remember me," she said laughingly. I knew I had seen and talked with her somewhere, but couldn't for the life of me call her by name. It developed that I had sat next to her at a dinner the previous evening. Women, ne r way-callin- hat." be f a t Address. Kelros Hospital Notes The following patients l treatments at the Melroee ! os; ital the past week, accord- to Mrs. Clara M. Madsen, superintendent: Miss Hazel Fra-?:- e, Helper, appendectomy; Tony Curve!!, treatment for injuries; Miss Alberta Buncombe, Price, pppendc-ctomy- ; Jim Garner, Mohrlf.nd, herniotomy; Ralph rib, Pizri, Ecofleld, fractured Charles Martin, herniotomy; ("rcc-.--i Kiver, tonsillectomy, Miss of nasal polyps; fractured Bobby Lloyd, Helper, elbow. Persons are such egoists that they rarely help you out on names. Pew, for example, step up and say, "Pin Manuel, former king of Portugal. Do you remember me?" That's Old world courtesy. Most of them are like the man of whom Jim Cor-tetells his famous story, the member of a crowd of several thousand who met Jim at the station when he was champion, and who later said, "Of course, you remember me. I was the man in the brown derby." I hate to blow the whittle on Jack Dempsey, but Jack lias been getting away too long with a reputation for a great memory. The truth is that he has a system. He Just says, "Hello, pal !" to everybody. 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