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Show JOURNAL THE HELPER Page Four EES nmn v uirvm i SIS w KIWAN1S CLUBS TO MAKE MERRY AT PRICE Next Tuesday evening at Price the Kiwania clubs of Springville, Helper and Price will hold a joint ladies night program, with possibility of dancing later at the country club. A banquet will be held at eight o'clock, and a pleasing program of entertainment has been arranged. DETROIT, Mich., July 7. Carl All Kiwanians and their ladies are E. Endicott of Huntington, Ind., urged to be present was last week elected unanimousof Kiwanis Interly as president MRS. VAUGHAN HOSTESS TO 1931-3- 2 at the 16th national for TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB annual convention here. He Is a Mrs. R. J. Vaughan was hostess banker and is actively associated to the Tuesday bridge club Wed- with numerous enterprises in Innesday afternoon when the mem- diana. ll bers met at the home of Mrs. OTHERS ELECTED in Prire for a 1:30 luncheon, Other officials elected are: J. L. which was followed by the playing Johns of AppleLon, Wis., and Anof Bridge. Mrs. H. H. Woods of Kenilworth drew Wyte of Edmonton, Alberta, Weiser was awarded first prize in the af- vice president. Walter R. was reFla., Beach, of Daytona ternoon's play, with Mrs. Elmer elected treasurer. William O. HarWahlstrom receiving second. is imThe next meeting of the club ris of Los Angeles, Calif., mediate Tuespresident. past will take place on the first r Six members elected to day of September with Mrs. Een Stein of Price as the hostess, as terms on the board of trustees inthey have adjourned for the sum- clude: Isaac P. McXabb, Petermer months. borough, Cnt; Dr. William J. Atlantic City, N. J.; HarR. AND r.IF.S. TROSTII per Gatton, Madisonville, Ky.; J. S. C; Curry IvI. Lynch, Florence, OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY and AlMr. anrt Mrs. A. O. Trosth of W. Watson, Lincoln, Neb., C. Caller., Urbana, 111. Rev. E. fred elStandardville celebrated their eventh wedding anniversary Tues- F. McGregor of Norwalk,of Conn., truswas elected to the board day evening with a dinner party tees for one elected in Those year. at their home. A dainty dinner was 1931 and to continue another year g served which was followed by the in office are: David H. Edington, II. G. Hatfield, Okplaying of card games at which Mobile, Ala.; lahoma City, Okla.; Herbert A. were present Miss Ethel Lange, ParMiss Ella Ward, Mrs. M. Feado, Moore, DuBois, Pa.; Russell and Va., kinson, Petersburg, Clyde Addison, John Mackie and C. Van Diest of Colorado Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Leo. Springs, Colo. HOLIDAY GUESTS AT MIGLI ACCIA HOME Frank Altomoro, Lorena and Lentino Bossio, Esther, Charles, Frank Tony p.nd Jimmy Guerrie of Grand Junction, visited over the Fourth Iia:c at ill 2 homo cf ?r. and Mrs. Thomas Migliaccia, rer.esidonts of this community are turning to their homes Tuesday warned against purchasing foodevening being accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Migliaccia and children, stuffs or otii:r iteir,3 from unliwho will visit with them for a few censed peddlers, the caution having been issued this week by W. E. days. Knox, chairman of the board of comissioners. county Miss Zella Weeter, who !:?.3 been One peddler seeking to function as a student nura for studying the past year in the St. Marks last week without tothe necessary be offering a license, was found hospital in Salt Lake City, arrived here the fore part of last week large load of strawberries for sale to spend a few weeks vacation at a very low price. Investigation showed that the fruit was on the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. verge of rotting. R. O. Weeter. Carbon county and Helper city ordinances and laws prohibPete Archer, accompanied by have the sale of merchandise withiting Clyde Addison, motored to Spring- out the license or inspecproper ville on Sunday of this week to visit with friends, returning home tion, and all persons buying from peddlers, for their own protection, the same day. should demand that the inspection certificate be shown before buying. Better, of course, to purchase from your local tradesmen, as they 5 imt M it U i !J 5d i3 13131 are always ready to make any ex.,r....... ISi changes or refunds where foodJWVMM. ..--- .. stuffs purchased are unsatisfactory or not as represented. The county ordinance, offering protection against unscrupulous peddlers, in part, reads as follows: "The annual license fee provided for in this ordinance shall not apply to peddlers or hawkers of agricultural, horticultural or farm products which are grown, raised or produced by such peddler or hawker, or to vendors of books, periodicals, newspapers; and, provided further that such peddler or hawker of farm produce, fruit butter, eggs, poultry, fish and all other perishable foods used for human consumption, which he may offer for sale and which said produce, perishable foods, etc., have been grown, raised or produced by such peddler or hawker, shall be subject to an inspection fee for the inspection of such produce, fruit, eggs, butter, poultry and other perishable food products. "It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation engaged in wholesaling farm produce butter, eggs, fruit and all otw perishable foods used for human consumption which is subject to inspection to sell or deUver the same without having had it so inspected and without first obtaining a written statement from the inspector showing the same to have been inspected. Said written statement shall be kept handy at all times and shall be exhibited to any peace office, upon demand, in the same manner and form as is herein provided for in case of 'l hawker or peddler. "Any perrm violating the provisions of this ordinance shall guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided by the laws of the state of Utah for other misdemeanors." 2c Av-eri- i Sugar $1.24 251b. Ban Malt Superb Hop Flavored Soup Luna two-yea- 10 Bars Coffee n. Pound Airway Salmon No. 1 Tall Tink Can Cornflakes Utah Brand two-cours- e Large Pkg. Milk Tall Cans Ed-mo- Specials for Friday Fancy Blue Rose -- Mayonnaise Best Foods Pint 3 Pounds Par Concentrated Soap Large Pkg. Shrimps Alabama Dry Pack Tuna Fish Mission Brand SO Ml 2 Cans Wi,ASWAWAVW,WSWA 1 BIG I Mi 100 Can ..........J ..Daaaa t ,J 1M(P ft hi Saturday Night JULY 9th AINBOW GARDENS CAL and .bis re-ta- Rainbow Ramblers 31 "5 COME AND DANCE ON THE FINEST FLOOR IN THE STATE TO THE FINEST MUSIC! -- f .Vi "i'mM - fJ MmM km i TZ?"' i t i4 JldU Ia a.i MATCHES Carton Large i i- -4 i4 rt aJftM w 1.4 tll'O Ul2 Ultih A CORRECTION oap riaKes rt 9-- Annon Washing Mad4 Large rackage, the aim Gift Be each he Gallon for f Biscuit, TOILET Crerue Oil, bar a I now i S Beauty Hftl St 2 Pkgs. fa SOAP .v,v.".v. R I C E Fancy Head 3 lbs. for Cello Bags, COFFEE faster Del Monte : i rlnerries anaJ nivaspDerrie For 4al delive and U lon by Canning OUR IN ftors atfractall MEAT it For Quality Inspected je effecti r rates ss repl; Meats ft ace or i additio BEEF POT ROAST Smail: or fra Best Cuts, per lb PORK LEG Specials jifor eac ROAST Prime Rib Roast i 'o itpostca of .iceliven M carrie i will no local Beef Per lb. Hdper. Eastern Sugar Cured, by the piece, I Castle Roll I 1 OW s ? or Oats, pkg jj 29 Soap, pkg. Blue Helper Mrs. Flynn 29 SUGAR 10-l- b 49 bag 25-l- b. $1.23 MEATS STEAKS Steer Beef, lb 15C Roasts i pot Beef best ftrt W cuts, lb. HAMS, Pkn 1C Style, lb. V 10c I9e Sliced, lb. Mutton Chops ice j Legs, lb d Fryers SUCCESS? Meat & grocery COMPANY? Community The In i Fin M new have said it nrove that while, and ?'M it ! yon t new in.. price oi i "1 day. 0iiepK vert yon. Bro BroonHiK Vtah the mo8tecj Get a broom K only 25c at Toilet tissue- Soft rolls, at Miss Lona and Cclla Cnrdman of Grand Junction are vlmti ng for a few days here at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perry. c ' I , ..ir AW To supply j it ppetitrt St' our Veal and Veal CW1J . tit Cold Mrt" ' lve they Tvillmake'1 . have -. i. M 0 id 5a'- - ell as l Bacon, at barf"1 depend on ItQOO i , - only the In CAL AND HIS RAMBLERS TLAY HERE SATURDAY EVE In this issue appears announcement of the regular Saturday evening dance at Rainbow Gardens this week, with Cal and his Rainbow Ramblers furnishing the very latest In dance music. Victor Lltizzette advises the crowds are holding up very nicely during the vacation months, and that Cal and his orchestra apparently are constantly gaining in favor. One need never be ashamed to be seen entering or leaving the Rainbow Gardens dance pavilion as the type of entertainment offered in this splendid hall la above reproach or question. fc; peopk our To give According to an announcement issued this week by Mrs. J. E. Flynn, the funeral home conducted in Price for the past 12 years by her husband will continue to be operated. Mrs. Flynn will take over active management of the place and will be assisted by a licensed embalm-er- . The ambulance service will be continued. Mrs. Flynn has had considerable experience in the undertaking business and managed the funeral parlors at Park City prior to coming to Price. She has asked The Journal to express her appreciation to the people of Carbon county for the courtesy shown them since coming to this vicinity. The establishment will continue to be operated in the same efficient manner which has made it known thruout this section of the . liuiUI.-r- they di - Col state. BACON it bap to Conduct Flynn Price Mortuary Deviled Meat 7 cans for bag ... Co, ,W,V.VJ,AV.VA,AV.WA.,.,W.'.VMW PAR Cone. COFFEE Pine, lb Merc. $ Carnation Wheat 22 II per 3-l- Mfd. in Carbon Co., 48 lb. sack.. change n posts 1 FANCY BACON Vallev. J Jjpn. Center Cuts, per lb Soda Crackers box, each .. the t Jou if 'rates oi class ma i The Brand, per pound & SatJ CORN FLAKES Kelloggs, pkg yon per VAV.VW.WWA'.VAVA FLOUR Pride of Jay Tui i invite MUFFETTS The Whole Wheat withstanding tha fact that mere b pmtorstheand Bag for 4S-l- and wa3 some snow on the area the subsoil was extremely wet, the fire with the help of the wind, crowned and cleared off all brush and debris on a strip approximate100 feet wide and 250 feet m lenerth. The sawmill operators who were responsible for the fire placed four men on the fire line and immediately sent for help. Supervisor Humphrey and Lee Young, who were at the forks of Huntington canyon, were notified and within iniitfs from the time the fire was started, were on the job. , Jack Swcaringer underwent an emergency appendectomy at the Melrose hospital July 3, his condi-Ho- n bemg reported as excellent the I ifeo beWi dries , wiU aPPr , FLOUR White Fawn The first fire to occur on the Mant: national forest was a small fire in Flood canyon auu uii-m-. r.n the evening of June 14 Not i the bead , MAZOLA Salad Oil One-hal- ha1 , the .... Bag PAR - Select liens In last week's issue of The Hel per Journal, It was stated that the Helper city band played the con-cemusic during the Spring Canyon day celebration. This was Incorrect, as the music was fur. n shrd by the Carbon Communl-tie- s band under the direction of I, uees". r nfW tubu and h SUGAR for FIKE IX FLOOD CAXYOX j Brand 2 Large 10-l- b. Beauty Gift Mtalled the driers. I balr PINEAPPLE Cans for circulated a quarter page biU, T C Penney company published advertising folder, and a Jewelmost recent. The Gift Shop bill. full a page ry hits hacl printed merchAli of ti.ese progressive ants, who believe in a generous use of Printers ink, have reported excellent results from their sales, and credit the neatly printed posters as playing a very importan. in iutting the sales over. t Milk-Fc- - Cans for 3 lished a angle page company fccS Moat and Grocery the Fri. for Six-Bo- x CORN Iowana Chap-LP,- S full page bill; a auoo and variety store pubbill, the Sue 27l ... . - SUed J Per package C & H Local People Are Warned Against Careless Buying From Peddlers and Saturday Rice JL 3, t POTATO CHIPS month of June and July a office has b';e lb Journal the past few weeks and poster, for of Ilelrr merchants. me Golden Riie store a iu printing circle rin-ular- Sal SATURDAY Kiwanians Name SSr SSe New Leader Sew m doie truck- fs For Year naVc The Toggery Men shop Watermelons Pound. Special Printed by The Helper Journal i Regular Prices 1 for Every Day 1 4 Bills Many Fine "A Sa P' |
