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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE FOUR fTt M PLi rr mmmsncni WORKMEN'S MERC ii i i . Specials for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4 and r- - ifTTTh b ii h MINCE MEAT, Rum Flavored Per lb STRING BEANS No. 2 cans tPORK AND BEANS, Tall Cans' J4 for SYRUP, Kitchum King Brand Gallon can CATSUP, Large Bottles for LIFEBUOY SOAP Four'Year 59c 25c 35c Mite POWDERED SUGAR ITOMATOES, Large Cans f 3 for jTOMATOE SOUP CCan JjELLO, All Flavors . IPOTATOES, : Bag Star Brand rLOUR, 148 lbs APPLES, Jonathan Bushel (Bring Your Own Container) CATSUP Tall cans LEG OF lib OUR MEAT 59c 79c 50c IOC PORK ROASTS, Lean Picnic Cuts 8C : RUMP ROAST, Steer Beef photpf PTrNir: HAMS lib. MISSION SKINNED HAMS hi ilk 22c 21c V. : Ilard iFRESH MILK 8C iQuart JWORKMEN'S MERC WE DELIVER . ES STRAND CII Mi IE1 T" shop Have you tried our Gol- den Hot Buttered JOLLY TIME POP Always Fresh Get it in 5c, lOo, CO UN WHEEL TOYS A bread sale will be held Saturday in the O. P. Skaggs grocery store under supervision of ladies of the M. I. A. Proceeds of the sale will be devoted to renovation of the local L. D. S. chapel. Pro)VO 3d POLLING PLACES by TELEPHONE 45c The polling places in Helper will be: Vest side, in Liberty hall; East side, City hall. The hours of voting will be from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. After VOTE rilSGIOX WEEK NOV. 8:30 P.M. C:ily 35c 25c T. , The Journal has one of the best equipped job printing departments in the state. Prices reasonable. Between Gift Shop Jewelry and the Success Grocery Tin ANTI-FREEZ- E ill ?Tf rP m 3 in Km 13 TO EACH LADY ENTERING OUR NEW MARKET SATURDAY A CARNATION FREE Safe, Bare proteo on TO"' ear. Vno fill Luta all fr s S95 The winter months of bad driving conditions snow, ice, cold weather and poor visibility are just at hand. Can you afford to take chances under such conditions with worn-ou- t or inferior tires ? If you would Insure yourself against mishaps caused by poor or bad tires, equip all around with Firestones and enjoy real tire safety. BRYNER'S SERVICE Fresh Vegetables, Eggs, Butter ... 6n Pork Roasts Shop Early for Christmas! shoulder of pork w.l seli SulurJsy at ro 7c a lb. Thesj '.vi.l go well wi'h a vegetal clinn3r with sp eed apple cnuc?, or ns a pL.ln pork roast. Si iall 'ts c and take advantage of ourKUl f Mf Fo y Plan Lay-Awa- H.aii.13 Armours Banquet Hams, fa lily size, are good right to the bone, and they don't ha ve to be parboiled. You m .y get ih?v w!:ole or J.a'f Picaic fo;- - 10c u lb. Sai. H:.ms, 8c lb. 4 Fresh Milk and Cream Automotive Electricians I'hono 313 1 I 21 BBmmsmsnmsmammmmmnamniim Helper, Utah : icy APPLE CIDER, U. S. Inspected Gallon JONATHAN APPLES Per Bushel v.v, n v.v Rainbow Fruit Stand, Helper, I fat i W. H. Faucett left on Tuesday Mrs. Esther Melrose .p. skaggs; STORES "A SURETV OF PURITY" Five Parties Appear on isucc ES this year appear on the ballots as follows: Republican, democratic, socialist, communist, and independent-labor. The first four parties named are national and present E presidential and vice presidential The fifth is a local candidates. ticket, presenting candidates for state legislative and county I money. I I I Friday-Saturda- I iA nt fi C JK Pi Tint; and ; h I Package Si PEARS "l COFFEE " Pi"e DOG FOODr c"s TOT 1 I I I Hor .V 2 f 2 bottles PEANUTS Fresh Roasted TDT) rrW) T Guaranteed PINEAPPLE Crushed lcr SOAP Laumhy Ik 3 lbs 2 T: f or Tid-Bi- can.. MEATS PORK CHOPS TrT) TT1A onro LAMB CHOPS V Loin i 2 2 lbs. Loin Cl lb arling lbs pot roasts 1 1 Beef STEAKS Steer lb HAMS "issi"n su""rf TAM ALES 1 VEAL-LAM- I I ,1 ir Sliced PA PTTxT Fcy 2 lbs. I , 4 TTI Blue Pine QUALITY I lose fr tl Cr'staI Wedding AA TQ 1O to Pop I a ,Jot 2 3 lbs La-tud- a, FOR SAL- E- Three beds, ice box, washing machine, two houses for sale; clear of taxes and all. Inquire MRS. MARY LAPORE, Helper. Nov. 4th y, KAlSlNSf Z.ses A WANT ADS S Between Helper and late model Studcbakcr bumper. Finder please return to R. L. ROGERS AUTO TOP SHOP, Helper, or Liberty Store, Latuda, and receivo reward. ?o Oasts (Community Builders) eye of all, and if there was any reader of The Journal who did not see that advertisement we have not been so advised. We know, however, that hundreds did. The word came by telephone, mail and personal rebuke. We are not advised whether or not the Salt Lake fireworks firm received any new orders as a result. The public does read the advertisements, and if you have something which appeals to them or ia a real bargain it is ready to buy. But your ads must contain something to convince the reader that he is justified in parting with his Rc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiim Meat and Grocery HELPER just why we are using this word at a date so remote from offr great natal day. But, there is a reason and if you think it doesn't pay to advertise, try the ridiculous once in a while. Last week there inadvertently appeared in the Helper Journal an old advertisement, one that was published during last June, but which under the law of errors again found its' way into our columns just at a time when winter is approaching. Naturally, that word in bold letters caught the t morning for Salt Lake where he dren spent Saturday an; will visit with his family for a few visiting with friends e River. days. Ballots LOST M. O. POUTER, Mgr. All Kinds of Cheese fTT quick Fireworks Prepare for Cold Weather driving by equipping with FIRESTONES MARKET Standard Brand of Hams and Bacon Sif y I 2 For your Sun"?.y dinner we have prepared for you some extra choice young steer beaf roasts. Tiieie rcodis will rua in price Lo:a Zc a lb. for thj common cuts to 10c a lb. for loin and roan from the hindquarters. TELEPHONE 3S, Government Inspected and Native Meats r:-sc- t JLINdllU Ml Brs -- NO DOLLS ','. can BUGGIES 7' GAMES ".VE r;ts ETC. Mission week will commence on November 27, at St. AnSunday, Statiori'to-StatioRates thonys church with Father Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall spent George, Franciscan Friar of the Santa Sunday duck hunting at Scofield, Plus Federal tax on Barbara Mission in California, in and report the shooting as good. amov.nts of 50c or over day and Wednesday in Helper, and from Thursday to Sunday in the Notre Dame de Lourdes church at Price. h MEAT r ;uits, 1UI You may wonder 4 .. are With a Complete Lineol'c n Cartons .r cake NOW OPEi BREAD SALE SATURDAY HELPER to I DEPT. el e. PHONE 303 Sati Pot Roasts n, 69C Pail Vs d, 8c lb LARGE SPRING FRYERS Home Dressed, lb BUTTER, Fresh Creamery c In the Market Helper A rousing republican rally was held Thursday evening of last week in Liberty hall when prominent state candidates gathered in this city. The rally was preceded by a banquet in the Kiwania . club rooms which was served by the Grill cafe, the tables being well . . filled. Present at the political meeting were United States Senator Reed Smoot, Congressman Don B. Col-toVV. W. Seegmiller, candidate for governor; George P. Parker, PHOTOGRAPHER AT HELPER candidate for the attorney generH. E. . from Provo, Utah, alship; George S. Barker, for jus- will be Lewis, at Helper for a limited tice of the supreme court; A. Ed-stime. Studio in the Stafford Christenson, and local Bldg.r four doors north of postof-ficPrices reasonable. All work Mr. and Mrs. Victor Litizzette strictly first class. Snap shots 25c and family spent Sunday and per doz. Photos afternogns or evening; latest styles; modern methMonday in Provo visiting with ods. Adv. friends. 15C lb 8-l- Attendance I! Fresh, Utah apple cider will sell Saturday at 25c a gallon. Bring your own (Receiving) Mrs. John Colzani, Mrs. Myrtle Perry, Mrs. Eugene Gibson; (counting) Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Harris Simonsen, Mrs. Barbara Ledger. West Helper (receiving) Mrs. H. E. Ford, Mrs. George Kelley, Mrs, John Laboroi; (counting) Edna Littizzette, Dr. R. G. Wood-heaMiss Ethel Lange. Spring Glen Mrs. T. S. Strong, R. E. Wilcox, Verda Hanson. Kenilworth Mrs. Ernest Lloyd, Mrs. Jessie Manchester, Mrs. Ne-pChristenson. Peerless Mrs. Jack Kershber-ge- r, Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs. Evan Jones. Spring- Canyon Emily Stones, Mrs. Anna Carlson, Mrs. ' Mary Thorn. Republican Rally Attracts Large t HELPER Cider Castle Gate Mrs. Anna Evans, Miss Saline Hardy, Mrs. Murial 8C 8 lb lib Hardware I f Hyatt. 1 Co., East iiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiimiiimmiiiiimiiiiT HelThe young ladies of the home a are holding per ward niade bread sale here Saturwill go day. The proceeds toward painting and cleaning., the.. Railroad.. Chapel where many of the town's public functions take place. again Sperry Drifted Snow Flour scores a good hit on 'Old Man Depression.' This very popular flour will sell Saturday at 89c for a 50 lb. bag. I 1 DEPARTMENT sCHOICE BEEF POT ROAST & I 5C MUTTON ROAST lb 1 Helper Furniture ' Bread Once The following list of election judges for the various camps adjacent to Helper has been furnished The Journal by County Clrek Elizabeth Hadley: Scofield Mrs. Margaret Morris, f Mrs. E. H. Nichols, Mrs. J. E. Whalen. 1 Clear Creek Mrs. Hulda Gordon, Mrs. Lorna Tucker, Mrs. Essie Thomas. George McDermaid, Rolapp Mrs. Ethan Grow, Mrs. Edna Wat-kin- s. 5C Per package Carb Flour ELECTION JUDGES 17c 25c 5c 2 lbs I I Nice, fresh, solid heads of cabbage Saturday at a very low price. You may get it by the sack, if you wish, at 75c a hundred lbs., or by the head at 5c for a nice sized head while they last Your consideration of my candidacy at the polls will be appreciated. 8C K0.. Cabbage Running on a platform of efficient business administration for Carbon county 2 lbs IN Supf-Herody- n Eight-tub- IH BISQUICK (1 Biscuit Cutter Free) Per package BROWN SUGAR 100-lb- County Commissioner . . . tad room in my home for it, e too! from RCA Victor in hindiom cabinet compact ia hpeaod tile t the unbelierbl price of J86.7J! (Model See it and prove the TJue bf looking into the bickl 7e Per bar nitrrnnn b;h Candidate for 15c h i 5 J -- Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, "g B OYSTERS Yor'' Cu""' BOILED HAMTd. LAMB LEGS fr'."!..! 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i1 1 n 1 1 :i 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 iniin 3i 2! .': 1 |
