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Show FIELDS Mr. and Mrs. B. H. (Barney) Hyde and members ol The Journal staff motored Sunday to the dinosaur fields south of Helper where an enjoyable day was spent going over the ground. Barney, on a day's outing, is quite a different O.Individual from P. Skaggs grothe Mr. Hyde In cery during the week, or president of the chamber of commerce evenings, and furnished much interesting information relative to different fossil finds, the knowledge having been gained during a three year course on geology at the University of o Utah. o o Say you read It In The Journal. John Mackie, local round house foreman, was somewhat bruised and scratched Sunday morning on the return trip from Salt Lake, when his car went Off a bridge near Giluly and plunged 20 fet to the bottom of the gorge. He was brought to Melrose hospital where close examination and photos failed to reveal serious y. -- Mrs. o and Groesbeck George daughter Vilate of Salt Lakeof City Mr. are visiting at the home and Mrs. C. H. Bishop for a VVhPn U We have secured a large - creamsupply of good, fresh Be ery butter for Saturday. sure to supply your needs at the exceptionally low price a of 18c - - Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cooley left Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives in Salt Lake City. Milk Tall cans at Utah - - - ,, m . a IT! 5c each Saturday. i Fresh Utah radishes are at their best flavor now, for salads and otherwise. Supply your tables with these crisp vegetables at only lc 19 a bunch. Cucumbers EXTRA QUALITY nothing to the; GrJds milk, any of Radishes lExtivtordin mg !!. pound. ' J.CPENNEYCQ Helper 5 Butter brand, - general L. F. Wilson, assistant manager, is making h" , " the Salt LaKe aivisiu... "y inspec one of his regular trips tion. who Pyeatt, president, inspection tour made the over the system, including branches, and division Lake Salt has returned to Denver. Machinist J. L. Sullivan n from a trip to Salt Lake is back on the job. and City and o- -. T.ihnsnn. pipefitter beeu E H Parker, machinist, have making extensive improvements on their homes. Machinists Voll and Sullivan ..tannine an extensive state thru the... southern partiiitof the -- r iiiiiu nil w . where mey tAycn, j, saurs and other prehistoric ani-jruuuu ine weaKen will mala. This house baseball team considerably, is but we understand the foremanthe some of on recruiting figuring talent from the yard office. X. C. Coleman and lyde Hart were visitors in Salt Lake City this week aud reported that they enjoyed themselves wonderfully. from Montrose, VV. L. Perkins Colo., is' the new A. It. T. inspector, located at Helper, relieving W. D. Wineteer, who has returned to the Denver office of the A. R. T. company. We understand Outdoor grown cucumbers, crisp and tender, at only 6c p-ricc- Value Seekers! See These Luncheon meats and cheese mi Rayon Slips 49c are in demand now for pic- nics and lunches. light We hare them in all varities at the lowest possible prices in years; Tru Silhouettes which means they're cut and made to fit the figure! The price is low beyond comparii son I Fresh Meats Best grade of S. in- TJ. spected meats:' Pork Steaks, 13c a lb. Pot Boasts of Pork and Rayon Elastic Now 200 Sheets! Chops, 13c a lb. o Beef at saving prices. Dainty "Jacjel" Cleansing IIS $e Bo Ptnnty's own in cellopharnl To remove cream as hankies! In peach, flesh, green, white! long! "A Surety of Purity" fee 'jffiSgCT3aEPg3gEEBS A. ma dent of the of Omaha, National Italian-America- n plans to vir.it Helper in the near future to confer with local officers concerning the possibilities of forming a chapter of the civic league in Helper and also a womans auxiliary, according to information received this week by Frank president of the club of Helper. Local. Italians are planning a reception at the time of his visit. Halo-Americ- 000 Say you read it in T;;e Journal. Try on I FRANCO-AKEEICA- It's been years bought f Sine sMrts liRc ALslnzQ Marvr! . . 0 conv.lcr- - ing low raw matrrcil co';t! llica ferl You have to thmt to dtjipreflaif trwif ft wait irrraguic ! Rnr-c- AF MATCHES OATS pkg Cry. Wedding, 18-o- Palmolive, caddies, each QUALITY Steer Beef, lb VEAL E0AST3 LEG OF LAMB Tender, juicy, lb. VEAL CE0PS Loin cuts, lb. ... HAMS Picnic brand, lb. tJI broadrl.nK on 4;vi rur- - n nry demands ' '' ' nrw. rtiini and . - bcl FOR t, Rebi PINTO ! UCCE SS have a great pounds Butter Fresh from many ottl id bargains besides these Friday and Saturday. iiiv.ite you to look over oj Pound pricssu OLIVE OIL Pei g" SUGAR C0MPANY 10-l- b. Peanut bag u- 2 pound .49c Cheese Qr. 1 v',n vl, 1 89c 48-lb- f- 25c KT Jr ing at the tea tables. The meet ing was well attended, with many J FORK ROAST Buesis ana members being present. Lean cnts, lb. An Interesting program for tho afternoon was prepared as follows : Cornet solo, by Bert Rorry. Rending, by Mrs. Bunnel. Piano solo, by Miss Dorothy Metz. Song and dance by Mis3 Jill Mrs. D. C Gibson, reelected presi dent. Mrs. S. . Bunnel, 1st vice Mrs. Clyde Miller, 2nd vie rrps ' Mrs. H. O. Wolf. 3rd vice pros! Mrs. J. E. Gease. treasurer Mrs. M. p. street, Mrs. J. Charlcsworth,secretary. chairman of the music department. chairman litrature department. per can f tlon committee. n.Jh? owning meeting of iocs Whole or Half Mission SKINNED HAMS 15c 5 Per lb Piano duet by Mrs. Gecrtre Kellv and Mrs. Ruth Clma. Vocal solo by Mrs. Frank .Tames. Mrs. Gibson gave a report oi me years work or the club. Officers for the coming year are: i the ..8c SLICED BACON Per pkg Mrs. A. F. Drury. Mrs. M. P Street and Mrs. A. G. Deuel, nomlua- the club A PICNIC HAMS Choice per lb. lOci Fresh Creamery 5 BUTTER 20c Per lb FOR. 5 lining LARD, Pure Bulk FRESH MILK Regularly Inspected 3 quarts di ' " We cut the best inspected meats only. Any meat you desire cut to order, Thursday, September 14 . at of parking space BANK 1 allFlcnty and times. Drive out CIGAR STORE save. FEKROSE Hard Wheat, ba? 43-l- - r.d 10 jar, p b. prs MEDIUM SIZE AIRWAY Fresh Roasts Fresh Ground. Dound . . LUNA the Cre Salt Ba VI Pure Imported Meat and Grocery SiS su north 50 01 BEANS pour. ds 8 1 f Workman1 si ftork and Jk for a 10 Vig-net- tall cans In mustard or tomato Ripe Olives Coffe e Soap and tea'J 21 Helper mmmmm Fl our ?3 THE LOWEST iUn BEANS of Snrine It Heady-to-Ea- SardineS BE retur: 12c I P. J. Millarich left Sunday afternoon weeks tour in the 19c I states. Fancy Hens and Fryers twf the tore a weeks Mr. and Mrs. Joe L We- to rouEds Mrs. Clyde Miner 12c f J iw odd greatly Helper Mrs. Tony Nemori local vicinity, and Mr. an, Shoulder cuts, lb. .la Thor is now serving ner nome nere the week from Butte. Mr. P0EX BOASTS -- kept- - t 15c lb w- 6 V... mm auornev oner. lie tence. score t of a weapon, conviction tor wtmld carry a six months tence. Sapaniro studied iw. over for a moment would be six months be mines commenced wnrv and decided it waa a good j 15c 1 STEAKS toU, ore representing the "dta., Milted in Sapaniro beir an opportunity to dIpo. a charge of assault with" MEATS -- "Wtej Attorney v Prosecuting 33c y. rn".,.l r'f These' - . A COnSllltaf inn - 7c Lux, bar CBACKEBS Choice cuts, i 15c tins z; SOAP 19c number are may office, as station ' the Price district afternoon of last wv .. back at 10 1 reporting arn . i . ucac OLIVES Lee. Roraaro Cabrinl allegedly La7it Sapaniro at StandardviiiJ . free gevertt. for letter 25c . . cl to tackinS ,TlOV PINEAPPIE cards Sapaniro some iiuis waa arrested nn .a rna 1C Per carton 2 cans sault and attempt 33c Blue Pine, lb. k fa VAII kW C0IFEE "AB .1 TlOW - PAGHETTI 59c to $2.98 tfSCSe 20-2- 1 i T. CAB-"- 2Sc' WITH COUPON in many shapes A Attorney Thorit u. represented the ri, 5 per week Iro was tried on a ! ii as ending last SALT LAKE GET ONE PACKAGE FEEE Panamas, Sailors, Linen Straws ' Lil ! BUY 2 PACKAGES Select Your Summer Solar Straws Early $ The grand lodge I. O. O. F. and LAUNDRY SOAP mad Full Creai Rebekaa state assembly convened Builders Community P & G 10 bars . ,29c In Salt Lake City May 16 for n three day session closins May 18. HELPER. UTAH Local representatives to the two conventions included Mr. and Mrs. ZOCl pkg V. J. Bartktt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hail, Air. and Mrs. G. E. Black, Peets Granulated Mrs. W. A. Miller. Mrs. D. A. MRS. DAVE CALLAWAY pet wu v"- comi Mr. Mrs. and Bench, WASHING P0WDEE Levy Hines, IS HONORED AT SHOWER , t ions ol this n Joe Bellows, and Clyde Miller. im Per nnd -pkg, Mrs. Dave Callaway was honorline a (One Small Package Free) DEMOCRATIC LADIES WILL ed at a miscellaneous shower at " one 'the home of her sister,-MrMEET MONDAY, MAY 23 Clee " My MILK be Gordon of Heiner nite. Wednesday The Carbon County Ladies The evening was devoted to the f- cAny biand, 3 cans etbau Democratic club will hold its next etc. playing of cards, after which a i. operaa. reguLar meeting Monday after- - dainty hot luncheon was served. OtlS'"" Hard Wheat idea h, .u noon, May 23, when they gather Those enjoying the evening I the FLQU2. at the Spring Canyon boardinu were Mesdames Lee Kirk of Mohr- I . house for luncheon at ' baj . Bridee lana- - Mark Sepas, M. Bliss. For- of Bo1 Price re8ter Joe Fisherand five hundred will be eniovd Bient m i Fresh Roasted and during the afternoon, and Mrs. D SALTED PEANUTS C. Gibson wUl take up Haskins per; Frank Henies, Phil Duffard 2 lbs Look on Government. ,and Miss Evelyn Crawford of Hei- Reservations must be made with :ner, and Miss Peggy Worthington ATI fresh vegetables are Mrs. A. Frank Drury not latir of Spring Canyon. than Saturday evening of this kept in a refrigerating case, WOMAN'S CLUB CLOSES FOR week. keeping them fresh and crisp SEASON WITH PROGRAM at all times. The social functions of the Wo- mens club closed Thursday after- - 5 noon for the season with a DIFI. IN OUR held in the Utah Service associa- - Ji tion club rooms. 5 Mrs. A. F. Drury was chairman ! ROAST at the social, with Mrs. D. C. Gib- - IS POT Cut from Choice Eeef son and Mrs. S. B. Bunnel presid- S I 'm T IK Helper FRI. - SAT. 20 f K1 4rJ Answer Wants What to Hand Him ami A the Hat! MAY o IS M I I Jail r vjt 1 ,i.. presi- Civic 4 l 0 00- Head to Visit Here A. R. Rizzuto I '.V.VAV.W.W.W.V.WAI Club Italo-Americ- an sing! I SPECIALS AUD SEBEKAHS No. 12 in. Labor-Savin- g! Sanitary! F. L 0. 0. CONVENE Boned over Diaphragm! I Clyde o Net a piniiinniVi flil w - I 1 In the Market Feature Values J Hart is baseLake Salt a with negotiating ball team for shortstop position. We were hoping Hart would line up with the round house team and J can bring 5 trust the foreman . euougn pressure 10 oear iu m-Hart here, as his playing at short J on various Salt Lake aggregations jj in past years has been phenomen- al. p W. A. Nash, for many years at Quit Tjka I :nt.t nUinf Aiiritr-aCity, died Sunday morning after having undergone an operation for Funeral services! 'appendicitis. were held in Salt Lake City Wed-- i nesday afterr.oou. interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. The passing of Mr. Nash is deeply regretted by aU who knew him in their duties connected with the railroad. Alex Baxter, the genial road foreman of Grand Junction, was a recent visitor in Helper. W. J. Tapp, fuel supervisor, was also a recent visitor on the Salt Lake division, making one of his periodical inspection trips. R. P. Barrall and T. D. Riggs, engineers, are working out of Salt Lake City temporarily, but we ex pect them back in Helper with the expected increase in business next mouth. each. III 1 i VISIT DINOSAUR f. v HELPER THE f&zi Foai .1 Thursday bars for 22- - Ci-a- - Pork and B eaUS BILLIARD PART.OR All Kinds of rs, Cigarettes Tobaccos. Ctrndy and Soft Drinks The Best Billiards in the County tlfWr phone 8 Utah DINNERETTE. tall cans ... f )C Workman's Merc. Co. Phone 303 We Deliver i |