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Show HELPEEJOUB THE Pag Four Social Calendar PHONE 21 EleNeVlenchPri UTAH STATE AO COLLEGE SCH00LTEEM IS ENDED r v The spring at the Utah State Agriculquarter O. E. S. CHAXD CHAPTER TL'ESDAY CLUB MEETS tural college closed Friday, May A PRICE OFFICERS VISIT LODGE of the 27. With the exception Mrs. G. A. Nelms of Price Naomi chapter 21, Order of the graduates and those remaining k E for the Eastern Star at I'rlce, was honor- hostess to the Tuesday club thisjover the week-en- d ed last Thursday evening when when the members gathered mencement exercises, the majority Mrs. Rhoda A. Conley, grand ma- at the home of Mrs. Averill in of the students left for their homes h tron, accompanied by ten officers Price for a 1:30 luncheon, after. on Saturday. The school year 3ii ed officially with the graduation of the grand chapter, visited that I bridge was enjoyed. lonce. Prizes in the afternoons play exercises Friday, Saturday and L Matron Christine Myers of Na were awarded to Mrs. H. H. Woods Sunday. The program included the I S F, omi chapter presided in the chap- of Kenilworth, first, and second jSunset festival on Friday evening V I f ter room, when the following of- to Mrs. Limb of Price. at 7:30; the commencement pror ' wt ficers of the grand lodge were The next meeting will be held gram, at 9:45 Saturday with Dr. v presented: Mrs. Conley, George at the home of Mrs. Averill in W. O. Thompson, president-emeritu- s H. Kyan, grand patron; Hazel E. Price Tuesday, June 21, with of Ohio State university, givKobbe, associate grand matron; Mrs. Ray Robinson of Kenilworth ing the address to the graduates; L. E. Howard, aHsociate grand pa- as hostess. the alumni meeting and banquet tron; Frances G. Shields, grand Saturday afternoon and evening; President and Mrs. E. G. Petersecretary; Maye B. Yates, grand 90.000 HEAD OF SHEEP conductress; Ena M. Senior, assoSHEARED HEEE IN 1932 son's reception to the graduates, alumni and board of trustees on ciate grand conductress; S. Wood-i- e Approximately 90,000 head of .Saturday afternoon and the bacca- Moore, grand lecturer; MargarT. ;, . j H et J. Carter, grand Marshal; sheep were shorn in the pens of laureate address on Sunday at Gladys H. Titley, grand organist; Carbon county this year, accord- 10:45. President A. W. Ivins deNellie M. Guachat. grand Electa; ing to O. P. Madsen, county agent. livered the baccalaureate sermon. R. L. Conely and L. A. McGee, The wool, which is somewhat betAlthough a large summer school i s. The grand ter than the average for the state, registration is anticipated, it will pajit grand patrons. " . officers were guests of honor at weighed approximately 7 pounds probably be composed largely of recenc aSb. Kollowins the a banquet in the Masonic temple per fleece. teachers fiid the regular winter Nat n r o school students will not be back o, France, the dining hall prior to the regular News Items Are Free until the opening of school next meeting. plowboy Occassionally someone inquires fall, on September 26. whether or not The Journal makes o o o and senntor. FAREWELL SHOWER FOR MRS. L. R. METZ any charge for news items. To this, MEMBERS OF VERNAL GUN A farewell handkerchief show- we answer "no." News items are CLUB H0LDFIRST OUTING General Local er was given Monday afternoon at a matter of Importance and we never make for them. any charge o o the home of Mrs. A. G. Deuel by 8 Members June the ladies of St. Barnabas Episco- Just drop in, phone or mail your of ROOSEVELT, Miss Ada Riche spent the week the Vernal gun club held their news items to this office. We alpal guild in honor of Mrs. L. R. on Sun end season the of visiting with friends in first are to them. outing glad get Metz, who is leaving the latter ways when they met la3t week of day part of the month for Denver to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Litizzette at Doc's beach, about 4 2 miles join Mr. Metz and where they will and two children left the latter from town. A large crowd was Victor Perry motored to Denver make their future home. of last week to attend the present, with about 30 being en Monday morning to visit for a few A dainty two course luncheon part In Cedar City on tered ia the clay pigeon shoot. days with friends and relatives. was served at the close of a social Elks convention o o o and Sundayt will They Saturday afternoon, covers being laid for sojourn thru the southwestern H. M. Eda is expected home on Joseph Barboglio jr., who has Mesdames Glen Rallinger, J. Bu- state before to their been atending medical college in Saturday from a short business returning chanan. D. Faucett, M. C. Melrose, home in Helper. Lincoln, Neb., returned to his trip to Los Angeles. T. Migliacci, P. B. Young, J. B. home here the fore part of the Laboroi. C. C. Wallm, R. Ratllff, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH TO Mrs. M. Floyd left Saturday for week to spend his summer H. J. Uhle, H. Hall. II. Whitaker. a few weeks visit with her son, TAKE UP OF STUDY PAST D. Bergera, M. P. Street. . Sprat-linDr. Philip Floyd in Los Angeles. ACQUIRES RARE SPEAR M. H. Leute. E. H. Thomas, ftVA'.V.WAV.V.V.V.V. O. E. Black, A. Lakie, J. B. Kes-le- r, The University of Utah anthroClyde Adeson and A. A. Leo D. C. Gibson, R. E. Moss, A. come into has pology department spent a few days visiting friends G. Deuel, and the honored guest, possession of one of the most re- S S in Cedar citv- Mrs L. R. Metz. markable discoveries yet made in the great basin. A spear head estiClifford Memmott of Cipio id MASONS TO HOLD FLAG Again we come out with j! visiting with friends here, having mated to be about 20,000 years DAY BANQUET-DANCold was recently nhtalned hv Prn- - Jt the Best Quality Meats and 5j attended Helper day. ine Masonic club has announc-- j lessor J. H. Steward from a motor- ? Groceries at Prices that are S ed a Flag day banquet and dance 1st who picked Mrs. M. S. Andelin of Martin up the specimen to be given in the Masonic hall near Grand Junction, adjusted to the present con- - J returned to Ogden Sunday to comColo, at Price Tuesday, June 14. ditions. This is the first definite proof plete a beauty culture course. Dr. A. . Wherry, 33d, of Salt that primitive man of the very 3 to well It will you pay L.uKe tuy win be the principal extreme ancient time inhabited Ruth Christenson and parents look over our stock and speaker. the great basin. Several folsom are visiting here with friends for a few days. points, as this type head is called, , our prices. have been found east of the Rocky Jessie Logan of Eureka is visit.mountains, hut the specimen BARGAINS GALORE owned by the university is the ing at the homes of relatives in first and only one discovered In I Helper, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall Specials for ithis region. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall. Dr. Steward describes the spear 5 FRIDAY and SATURDAY head as an elegantly carved piece Mrs. Ben Dolendrea and chilof flint about two and one-hadren visited over the week end inches long and grooved on each SUGAR with friends and relatives in side to furnish an attachment to 10 lb. Warm weather is near at bag a spear. An idea of the primitive Mrs. August Litizzette left for character of the people of this age hand. Home bread baking is LARD 'can be obtained by the fact that Salt Lake Monday where she will receive medical attention for a lived about 18,000 years bepail strenuous work; besides 0 they week or so. fore the invention of the bow and LARD when the cost of all mater- - S arrow and that their sole weapon A. B. Caseman, instructor of was the spear. Pure bulk, 8 lbs. the sumer beginners band, advises ials is figured carefully it In other parts of the United the students have complete their States where the folsom points FLOUR (Hard Wheat first book and now are ready for have been found they have been actually costs less to buy the second. discovered in the fossil remains of 48 lb. bag 0. P. S. Bread, Rolls and extinct bison and tusked mamoths Mrs. L. G. Riche and two sons nTTTTf ATT Riving another indication of the Cinnamon Rolls. Our Bread left early Monday morning for extreme age of this ancient civi Grand Junction where she will Pure imported, gal. pi lization. is unlike most bakers bread. visit with here sister, Mrs. E. A. Members of the anthropology for a short time. Dimnick, to It is more like the best home about go their MILK department plan work of tracing Utah's ancient Mr. and Mrs. C. Watt Brandon Any brand, per can OC ? baked bread. Try a loaf or civilization with added enthusiasm motored down from their summer as a result of the discovery of this home at Lava Hot Idaho, two and you will be glad to ? to attend the HelperSprings, important spear head. iPAGHEITI and MAC A- day celebration few a to and allow us to bake for you all spend days visFIRESTONE BUTT.P8 TRACTOR 5 lb. box . with the editor and R0NI, iting family. ttpt. pot? t nrnMriTTvi?. xx7m?Tr summer. Mr. Mrs. Sam and motored Stein !? EGG MACARONI 8. AKRON. Another to Salt Lake over the week end, sensational low pressure tire was with their daughters Best quality, 15 lb $1.95 returning announced by Firestone Tire and Caroline and Stella Ruth. Miss Rubber company engineers today Caroline has just completed her a 48x12 air balloon tire for third year at the University of Quart jars of dill pickles CUT WE GOVERNMENT switching yard me, which makes Utah and is home for the vacaINSPECTED locomoMEATS the of possible switching for your picnics or for sliction season, while Miss Stella tives or whole strings of freight ONLY Ruth had been 'visiting in the four-whecars tractors. drive for by the table 15c at ing only capital city for several weeks with This new tire runs all over the friends. Mr. Stein reports misera jar on Saturday. yard as if the rails were not there. BEEF STEWING able weather and rough roads on Firestone has been doing the the trip. BEEF ROASTS or ia W exclusive worK in me experiment- PRIME RIB ROAST ing and develop'1" of this tire !Vllll-- r li for this service. It hnq hopn onorl- fied as original equipment on the 15c Sj From lb. . Massey-HarrTall cans of milk, any company GP tractor for switching yard use. VEAL POT ROAST brand, and as many as you This new switching yard tire embodies exclusive Firestone procut from Fancy like at 5c each on Saturday. cesses which originally made posmilk-fe- d lb. . l&C veal, sible the introduction of the balloon tire by Firestone in 1923 MISSION SKINNED HAMS processes which give the extra C Whole or half and endurance necessary strength for this rigorous switching yard Per lb IOC : service. Among these processes is which insulates evi CHOICE PICNIC ery fiber and every cord with rubSi lb. ... HAMS, ber, giving added strength and Summer is the real Bacon minimizing internal friction, the TesUst enemv of tire life. The LEAN PORK STEAKS and Ham season. Both are Firestone air balloon for automoZ5C 2 lbs biles has already been specified very low in price now. We by a leading manufacturer of fine rORK ROASTS will specialize in the sale of cars and the Firestone air balloon or pirnlanes has been authorized Lean cuts, lb. both all this summer. You v he riennrtment of commerce for use on Ford trimotnr planes in CURED BACON will find Bacon squares for trfn"nrt servicp. rinth were the SUGAR i Whole .. cr half to win first these recognitions. seasoning VeseL. Th" new tiros for switching lb Strip, of six-pi- v ta ncy Bacon by the &!salvai"' "sp nrp Sxl2 nt low air construction, TENDER BEEF half slab. Sucar nres"re. Te low roSsnre and enntaot It area make hr'P possihie IOC STEAKS, lb r s.aokcd shoulders for ti'Ce tires to cross ordinary " rnilro'id tricks without anv .; s) and real hams ( Vi""nn)r,,r or iaiTlns of the maLEG OF MUTTON chine. also provide sufficient ROAST, lb. ... an uUued very low and each i rrnotinnThoy to move a long string of item weighed and bearing jfrPI,,1lt rars nvonn!pd to use such trac l Fancy Fat Hens and Fryen tors In n'ncp of switching engines the sale price or total cost in sna'l vards or In congested Our Meats Are of the Veiy to you. arens. Th" use of tractors so Best. Ask Our Customers. pn'tinnd offers nuite a possibility, Lard is the lowest in hisand it will be possible for a tractor to run over the tracks or tory. Get your bulk lard, trains to get at a particuis to be moved withcar wh'eh lar 5c at fresh and pure, only out switching nn ei'tlre strlnr of rnr tVnt mte-h- be in the wav i" a pound today. ra p! orHinn'-- engine were j'ju suner trom slnkir.-Jrdl- s. try this new lif0 prcs, rv Thny.wIM also be very n mi,i cities, or smal' T b;;his demonstrated by Mis-I'rTel. 303 We Deliver vs'dq. wtipre ot1v n few cars are EJgar. lu Inventor. Jesse W. P.cno, who also, invente-rooved each day. moms r to r rooo --v:--; . -o s o trncfors of i t of Plenty parking space. ,,niori !.. wnr, claims that It r ox new Hr w'ts 5" Drive nnt. otid Rar as heavy an.l ttirei i fnqnpotcd bv exocrt ral'roi' times as buoyant as the -"I'-nft presen' vry high rra'sc. crt Ufa t.:-- . LOGAN, June 8. xm - t The Misses Orpha and Thelma Faylor of Logan are visiting here over Helper day. I Miss Ida Wilson, who has been attending school at the University of Utah, is spending her summer vacation with her parenls here. " - 1 ..I " v Several 0 special u., - i those Mr. and Mrs. Jr. L. w iison. 1 corn-wee- end-whic- " J i - V ...IT - I T, ; . Helper .:? ' COFFEE prt. president Dounier. ... inspiring rise from to en8ineer. college professor. FLOUR Miss Flora Ossana. who has been attending the McCune school of dancing and music in Salt Lake City, is expected home Friday to spend a weeks visit with her pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ossana, after which she will return to John Dernman, who has been attending medical college in Los Angeles, is spending a two weeks summer vacation at the home of his parents in Sunnyside, Mr. and Mrs. ridel uouraoni, ana aiso is visiting with friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Patch left Sunday for their home in San Francisco after Mrs. Patch had visited for the past two months at the Verdi home here. Mr. Patch arrived the latter part of last week to accompany them home. J Sun-nysid- e. 49 59c 49( 85 Both Father Ruel and Father J. F. Claffey will attend the annual retreat for all priests of the state, which will be held at St. Mary's of the Wasatch starting the week of June 5. A Franciscan father of Santa Barbara, Calif., will conduct the services. oo 43 pound baJ PAR Concentrated soap, large package ma wen' v.A prices sad. summer school. E lf Harvest Belle Highest quality family flour, g, Let Us Bake Yours i4S Fresh roasted and fresh ground, ponjj nf Paul VFy J Im -u jar for 2 pound tei X v.V; 1 Workman's FRL-SAT.-lO- PEANUT BUTTER fcaJiM'" Ahiy Sun-nysid- e. 4 "'t'rV w Jr- i v and - A -- .... k " j SALAD DRESSING Best Foods, quart jar IP STRAWBERRIES w Si Place your order now for the best berries tjjsj Wl 4. R Bedmo Turnbov o About 225 men reemployed by American Smelting and Refining company at local plant, which resumed operations recently. Murray 0 O 0 Beaver State fish and commission leased Cyrus private fish hatchery, state hatchery here. u br li their o y game Davis adjoining THE NEW M- isSqNv - o Total of $242,000 will be available for road construction in Zion and Bryce canyons this year, according to District Engineer B. J. Finch. t?1 Grand F , W.V.VMWWAW.WAV. I SATURDAY!! i c I SPECIALS JUNE 11 :j slis 39c J 10 lbs. 49c is 0 gum-dippin- g, Fresh, Krisp, pkg. PORK-BEAN- OC 5 J 'i 15c 5 ....59c I Quality Meats I MUTTON CHOPS lb MUTTON LEGS lb HAMS un-r"- 10c Pkg., ? $ 10c Merc. Co. ue J , h" ........""".".,, Good News From ROME FACTORY Ro( ANNOUNCES Reduc 15 to 30 Pet. THE FAMOUS SLUMBER0N F MATTBESS REDUCED PRICES Iet that make lis pvntnl Si the world's finest mattresa. . . . each 19c $18.35 $23.75 SAUSAGE Pure Pork Link, 2 lbs. Pttr Marvelous new beauty and durability are striking to n0 istics of this inner-sprin- g mattress which at a new low price. 25( Fancy Fryers and Hens Will now buy i.' p a f t Bed Sprln? guaranteed for 25 1 L t!;l 'wr- - lluyrf Inner-Sprin- Tills "inner coll" conHtruction. IiUILT u mattress TO LAST. ne UCCESSI Workman's eco-"""'"- ng Annoying squeaks have been eliminated by n ture, making it absolutely quiet Come in and see The New Rome DeLuxe Bc&j will then appreciate these exclusive features. finished in its lovely orchid color. BUY LARD ' iHeelj end bomi ON ITS FAMOUS LINE OF BED AND MATTRESSES Picnic Style, lb. Smooibiii of the new exclusive features of The leaned DeLuxe Bedspring is the smooth side rail 'A . wire, your bedding from tos ! Another exclusive improvement allows full ilpe plete response from each and every coil undreamed-o- f comfort from this increased ri ..9c lUC si, ts - . . . . CHEESE Full Cream, lb brick, each 9c n .. OC S Tall tins, each J - POTATO FLAKES 9c nx-i-- 25 lbs. $1.29 $4.98 100 lbs S UNE safe-guardi- SUGAR Oh, Girls, What A Buoy! J 5c to .5. Sego Brand, can J el Cured Meats 5 MILK O.ine Pickl es Mtsi i liny a Home-KraMattress and exper ienreford and serviceability at a price you can w ell a f ft Be Meat and Grocery j fCOMPANYi $ Community Builders i ,' HELPER, UTAH J Let us show you the New Improved Rome Bothersome noise has been eliminated oreV tnre. More wonderfully buoyant than ev to l' coil action. t-.- i iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiin PnQell J( , ' |