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Show r the - 'POULTRY SHOULD BE FTT Tf) ! 2.LB. WEIGHT TO PHOTTT HELPER JOEbvit Pag Do Youfoow? K III ! VU. tive association. ll At least for the present, the heavier birds are in greatest demand and are bringing the highest prices, It is Indicated as the 1932 broler shipments are pre pared tor market. The price differential in favor of the heavier birds over the lighter ones will much more than compensate for the relatively small extra expen I ditures for feed necessary to build nn the additional weight Thin ic particularly true in the face of present low feed costs. 50c T e- - . 411 fHE NEW FORDS jKjimiing M t NjG( m to move now and we can make either the new model jiiilj short notice. PER SUCH A yonr car ; nel Z) J pa TO fours or eights CAB AT SUCH A PRICE Motor Co. HELPEE JUNE 8, HELPER DAY ase Hotel me SERVICE Quality paints because it lasts longer JSING Qvers more feet per gallon less bdable Building Service tral Commission A email basket holl,, u..i..x ouu LOSER WELCOME nMi..as an "muuuj Hescrmea - With Price Last Sundav Definitely Puts Local Team at Bottom of the List 'M'vt 5w ' 'J. V i Minor, 2b J. Allison, ss JUNE A. Allison, THE MONTH OF BRIDES Calls for many attractive items of wear are offered the very latest styles in wearing apparel; hosiery, lingerie, gowns, frocks, dresses and coats, and hats. Here STYLE SHOP DIE TO HELPER JUNE 8, HELPER DAY -- I tockoffeitors Welcome master s to Helper DAY HK HKK 'rices JUNE 8th 'PPPPf? uu III i 11 111 ion l Ml am me Toggery GUS TSANQARIS, ICE All Ptop. CREAM the Better Dealers 257 of flavors made from Pure Sweet Cream. Fresh jand the choicest of flavoring. Put up in modern. facto elm rVn I COME TO HELPER JUNE creal 8, HELPER DAY o 0 1 1 1 6 Gibbs, ss 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 Gift Shop Jewelry 0 0 1 2 BOB NELSON, PROP. HELPER, UTAH 3 29 10 . . . . . 4 2 2 4 4 .35 4 6 Silver is the gift that will please her most, for silver most gratifies her desire for beauty. It will grace her tahle, her room, her home. It lasts a lifetime, gathering beauty as it grows older. No wonder silver is certain to please the hride. Our prices and quality will please you. 2 1 O 3 0 2 3 7 4 0 'T Xili 10 7 30 11 0 One of the largest magazine publishing houses published a survey which they recently made to find out the tire buying plans of car owners for this year. In this survey they covered 12 states and interviewed of those in1,403 of their subscribers. They found that 68 and that 27.2 terviewed are going to buy tires this summer, of these car owners are going to buy Firestone Tires the next which shows the demand for Firestone highest is only 20.6 32 for any other make. more is than Tires We can quite easily explain to you why Firestone Tires are more popular than any other make, as shown in the foregoing. And, remember, there is a Firestone Tire and Tube to suit every requirement and every pocketbook. 2 13 SUMMARY (wet) (dry) .25 . . . . Reese, U BRYNER'S SERVICE 1 3 4 1 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 M. 0. PORTER, Mgr. Automotive Electricians Phone 342 Helper, Utah WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE 8, HELPER DAY 9 27 10 HELPER J. Allison, ss TO SALT LAKE CITY by TELEPHONE 65c Bills, rf Maulsby, cf Minor. 2b Peerv. c A. Allison, lb Zacharia, If Reid, If Bosone, 2b Vigor, p Brasher, p Only 40c AB O 4 2 1 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 0 1 0 1 11 0 0 2 0 0 1 .33 WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE 8, HELPER DAY 7 B Totals M. 2 .33 Totals Lapriel Redmond Jay Turnbow HELPER, UTAH After 8:30 P. A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE MOTORIST Second Game In the second game of the played Monday at Price, the Helper team again was defeated, The score: PRICE AB II O A 1 1 5 5 Ward, 2b 1 2 4 0 Porter, 3b 4 0 0 4 Gibbs, ss 2 4 0 2 Reading, c 1 4 2 9 Egbert, c Pressett, rf James, lb Kinney, p Beauty Salon HELPER Gum-Dippe- 5. $2.50 CORD TIRES POPULAR? GUM-DIPPE- D 0 J. Allison, A. Allison, Bosone, Brasher, Gibbs 2, Leavitt 2. Stolen base Porter. Three-bas- e hits James, A. Allison. Double plays Minor, A. Allison; Maulsby to Minor. Charge defeat to Brasher. Struck out Dudler 6, Peery 1. Brasher 3. Hit with pitched ball Ward, Porter by Peery. Bases on balls Brasher 1. Natural 7 24 13 SCORE BY INNINGS Helner Price . 200 .. .012 020 100 5 200 20x 7 SAVE SUMMARY rates. Ask Errors Minor. A. Allison, Bo Distance" for others sone. Vigor, Porter, Gibbs. Stolen 'Long bases Ward 2. Gibbs. Sacrifice hits Perry. Bosone, Reese. Por you may want. ter, Brasher. Home run J. Allison. hits Egbert, Kinney, J. Allison. Innings pitched Station-to-statio- n Two-ba- TELEPHONE RITEWAY STORE 1 in 1 1 in ii ii mi i mri if NEXT SUNDAY'S GAMES Helper at Provo. Price at Opden, 2 games. o o o Subscribe for The Journal. to Make Dreams Come True 1 Welcomes Want Ads The simplest on steps of bank. Return Helper Journal. Reward. TO HELPER n HELPER way we can say why banking your money is advisable is this: The more you save, the more you have, the more money you have saved, the LOST Three bills, one $10, two $5, in front of Castle Rock or You iiiiimiimiiiimii se Vigor 4. Charge defeat to Vigor. Struck out Kinney 9, Vigor 2, acca Braslier 4. Bases on balls Kinney 2, Vigor 3. Brasher 2. Hit ball Bosone by with pitched Kinney. Kinney. Wild pitch Passed balls Egbert, Perry. UmDomico. and pires Jacobshagen Scorer AverilL REED'S more your desires and dreams can be fulfilled. That is why we say, save to make your dreams come true. to FOR RENT modern completely nnartments and garage. HUB tf SERVICE STATION. It is the surest Three-roo- way. Start today. FOR RENT OR SALE A BARGAIN Store building with full basement. HUB SERVICE STAtf TION, Helper, Utah. THE House and window JOBS at cleaning-- Ak for Scowr-rofllu!) Pool Hall. ODD DAY. 1, state T c Oil ESSMA KING el per AND REMODEL- r. I.NG Experienced Dres-makeMAIN STREET. NORTH 29 lit-- por. iStfT are Firestone 1 Errors Smart Shop "Under no circumstances is Red Cross flour or feed to be sold, or distributed In a way that might be so construed. Nor is this wheat or flour to be used in work of relief must not be projects that is, it services renfor return in given ' payment. money of lieu In dered siaieineni Is the emphatic This 'from Red Cross headquarters. committees urglocal A letter to to every effort be made of ing that flour to the relief wa that elver, .the reaHy needy and not benptfirn-:tlon. 'to just anyone who makescase with such as was the In, prothe feed wheat that came livestock vided the applicant has to food' it to. ollwi. recondary highways to be 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 2 2 SCORE BY INNINGS . ..200 000 000 001 000 . . .001 .50 Finger These special prices for one week only URGE CAUTION IN FREE DISTRIBUTION OF FLOUR e 5 Helper Price . Waves Price Sun Price lodge No, 1550, B. P. O. E., has received national recognition on its outstanding activities during the past year, accord Dy ing to a letter received Monday Dr. Roy G. Woodhead, exaLted ruler. The letter was from John R. Cocn, grand exalted ruler. It reads: "I have been intensely interested in reports received concerning the activities of your lodge during the past six months. "Accomplishments of Price lodge demonstrates what can be done in time of stress in any community in the United States when enthusiastic leadership is available. "I would ask that you convey my cnnzratulatlons ana nesi wishes to the officers of your lodge." .,n..Trvrnm-Wellsvill- 1 AB II .. Totals Sommers PRICE B. P. 0. E. GETS RECOQNmiON FOR WORK i Ward, 2b Porter, 3b Dudler, p Ringlet Finger Waves n o PRICE rf James, lb Specials degrees. 4 .36 Corey, JUNE 5 The Right Reverend Arthur W. Moulton. D. D.. bishop of the EpiS' eoDal diocese of Utah, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 4:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon, June 5. Monday. June 6, will be taken up chiefly with alumni reunions and the president's reception. Dr. Elbert D. Thomas will address the Phi Kappa Phi honor society stu dents in a public talk in Kingsbury hall. From 3 to 6 p. m. President and Mrs. Thomas will hold their annual reception In the new Union building. Commencement will be Tuesday. June 7. At 10 o'clock In the morn-in- e the activities will begin with the procession of regents, faculty and the graduation clasa from the Park building to Kangsbury hall. where ther will be addressed by the Honorable William H. Tolland. Justice of the supreme court, state of Utah. The alumn! banquet and ball at 6:30 p. m. In the Union building will be the closing feature of the exercises. Totals Leavitt, rf Helper Day annual comThe sixty-thir- d mencement of the University of Utah will be held June 5 to 7 Approximately 450 seniors will re ceive their bachelor degree and 40 graduate students will be awarded 1 3b Burns, 3b Dalpalz, 3b Peery. p Brasher, p Bosone, Reese, If the sea in his two best books, "The Sea Wolf" and "The Mutiny of the Elsinore." Edgar Allen Poe. with little a book, on the sea, "Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pvn," and two short stories. "The Manuscript Found in a Bottle" and "The Descent into the which are a'.l true to life and intensely interesting. U. OF U. WILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT Zacharia, If Carmoni, c lb Reading, cf Egbert, c . HELPER, UTAH Ma?1-strom- ." Supply Company Perry, rf V. men of d DAY nt one-poi- S hairy-cheste- HELPER Gifts That Will Please the Bride While Helper put up a hard struggle Sunday to keen out of the cellar, and held Price to a margin in a 2 game drawn out to 10 innings, she nevertheless went down to defeat. The Helper pitchers held Price down to seven hits, with the locals collecting but three wallops off the Price hurler. Alex Allison brought in two runs with a three-bas- e hit in the first inning, after an error and a single by Perry had put two men on bases. Price finally tied this score in the sixth inning and col lected the winning run in the tenth. HELPER AB II OA 1 4 4 0 Maulsby, cf 1 tne attention of enemv nlan P9 nnri even if sighted the obse rver telephone that fact and be quickly uiawu up imo me ouscurity of the clouds. In our humble opinion the observer dangling In the sky at the ena or a slender cable will got a thrill that comes only once in a ife time. Over 61 per cent of the recruits enlisted at this station have hepn selected for special training at the trade schools. This probably ranks mi3 station first in the United States in this respect and indicates a very high type of applicant from the intermountain district. During 1931 on board the U. S. S. Texas, $99,895.14 was the total amount of money orders sold by the ship's postoffice. It is estimated that the ship's complement of about 1300 men sent home or saved a grand total of about $125.- 000 during the year in addition to the regular allotments which are deducted from monthly pay. James Fenimore Cooper is usu ally accorded the distinction of being the creator of the novel of the sea. This writer as a youth served for one year before the mast in a merchant vessel and then entered the United States navy as a midshipman. He served on the Great Lakes and on at least two different ships in the Atlantic. Cupid caused him to forsake the realm of Neptunis Rex after three years' service. His best sea stories are "The Pilot" and "The Red Rover." .Tack London wrote about the TO HELPER JUNE 8, Game on the Akron. This car is just biff e l atcoiumoaate one memof the Akron's crew and for ber ;tne Installation of communication Instruments that the observer may need for transmittinfa w 11JV .) Duly h.is observations. A winch will, be used to lower and raise the car. whirh m u . , .. .uwerea irom tne Akron by means 01 a sjenacr cable and the observer W1U De towed along just below the clouds to act as the Khin'o v d, Mr. and Mr. Harry Exsteln of NOTICE Delta, Utah, spent Sunday visiting I will not be responsible for any here with Mr. ajsd Mrs. John Bu- debts other perIncurred by chanan and Mr. and Mrs. George son than myself. any FRANK HENSLEY. tt Spratling. HELPER IS pmiltrymen should feed their broilers to a weight of a pound and a half to two pounds the Inited States navy recruit each dressed, if they would secure station Salt Lake City. J. M greatest possible returns this sea- Lieutenant Commander. son, says Charles P. Rudd, man,nforaed of th fact ager of the poultry department. Utah Poultry Producers' Coopera tha Utah Three ' Dtate Oank d |