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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL vLOS E. BRAN'DOM MARION Editor and Publisher BON'ACCI PUBLICATION Society Editor IKIOAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 2nd and 3rd 52.00 Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Only Come Early! MILK TALL J. Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, June 2, 1933 patrolman is CANS, 3 for j GRAPE NUT FLAKES m LARGE PKG TOMATO COCKTAIL PRESCRIPTION' LIMIT OFF OUT FOR PISTOL HONORS i 2 CAN'S The government last week virArthur Heavener of Helper, tually killed thethe eighteenth limit of liquor when state highway patrolman for this be purchased by an inwhich may district, is getting in a few good was set at one case of 21 shots these days on the target dividual bottles each 90 days. pint in for the aprange preparation BUY AT HOME proaching state peace officers meet at Richfield June A Robert Euchanan and Dr. C. L. feature of this meet is the pistol Cline spent la.'it Thursday on a target competitions and Officer fishing trip in Colorado. Heavener, shooting a consistent score of SO to 85 is believed by his friends to stand a very good opMrs. Jensen of Orangeville is portunity of bringing home some visiting here at the home of her of the honors. daughter, Mrs. B. J. Moffitt. PEETS GranulaU-Soap, large pkg PEAS Extra Fancy Sifted, can I'M PKG. POWDERED OR EROWX 21-2- 2. f0 Sugar 1 XT If El Jim Galanis, Mgr. Again we wish to thank our many friends for the loyal support they are giving to this fine new store At this time we are glad to announce the fresh shipments in up to the minute styles in Ladies' and Children's Dresses and Hats, Star Brand Shoes for the whole family, beautiful line in Infants' Bonnets and Accessories, and the famous line of Men's Nofade Shirts. INSPECTED MEATS FRAN KFCRTERS 2 LBS POT ROAST PER LB PORK ROASTS LEAN CUTS, LB LEG LAMB PER LB PORK SAUSAGE V$ j S pj 4pA it.J'f Am 2 LBS j STEAKS Steer Beef, lb LADIES WHITE SHOES JUST CAME IN White Kid in Pumps, Straps, Oxfords 2 LBS &Yf jet I? FRESH FISH FAT HENS SPRING FRYERS $1.98 MEN'S STRAW HATS I The Finest Line of Straws Ever Shown Prices and MEAT and GROCERY quality nrst" HELPER Kiduies like corn f'n'frs for breakfast. The; are nu.isii-in- g 10c a and delicious large package Saturday. eating Dill Pickles Tomato Soup This brand of soap is used in all sections of the country, is well advertised and enjoys a fine reputation by those who have used it. 5 bars for 19c Saturday. Paper a roll. overlook Don't the many other bargains we have arranged for you in the store. In the Market Beef Roasts HOMC Select or have cut for you lb. to 15c lb. Steaks at the same prices. cent of the 1919-1- 4 average, compared to an index of 60 for the previous month and 59 for February. There was a slight improvement in prices paid for a number of commodities, however, the major increases were in wool, beef cattle and wheat. There was the same percentage of increase for livestock and products as for crops. Since April 15th, when quotations on farm prices in Utah were issued, there has been a still further improvement in farm prices. Undoubtedly, the report for May will show a considerable improvement over April. Springers Clear skinned, fresh killed Utah friers, the best our Utah crop affords, at 15c to 17c lb. Saturday. While our supply lasts, we have arranged to give you fresh ground beef, with sufficient fat to make it fry well, at 5c a lb. Saturday. HOME "A SURETY OF PURITY" Ralph and Alto Mauritti of DeMich., spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bonacci. MAN! at 49g and WHAT TIRE AT HOME "We keep in touch with markets by telephone and sell on an up market." NEON SIGNS INSTALLED R. E. Brown, representing the Neon Sign company of Salt Lake, was a Saturday business visitor in this vicinity, and advises he has received several orders for new signs to be erected immediately. Mr. Brown advises merchants all over the state are optimistic over the rising markets and improved conditions and feel that the return to better times is at hand. - BUY Mr. and Mrs. Acel Miner and IMPROVED CORD DEFEATS Danna Rose left Thursdaughter TIRE FABRIC FATIGUE The Journal has one of the best day morning for a few days stay equipped job printing departments in Salt Lake City. Miss Ange Mar-tell- e Improved cord for tire fabric has in the state. Prices reasonable. accompanied them. been one of the most important factors in increasing tire mileage in the opinion of John Laboroi of the Super Service Station, local The new The Goodyear dealers. "The most talked-o- f and widely GOODYEAR GOODYEAR imitated cord is the Goodyear a patented cord which stretches up to 61 per cent farther PATHFINDER than ordinary cord," Mr. Laboroi Supertwist Supertwist declared. "This is important since Cord Tire Cord Tire it has been long realized that one of the major causes of tire failure 4.40-2- 1 4.40-2- 1 is 'fabric fatigue' which causes the 5.85 4.65 breaks in the 'shoulder' or sidewall 4.50-2- 1 4.50-2- 1 a of the tire. Supertwist cord is you buy WHEN 6.50 you get 5.20 specially constructed to withstand KNOWN VALUE. Today 4.75-1- 9 4.75-19 constant flexing by springing back this value is the biggest 7.00 5.65 to normal position after every tire ever. 5.00-1- 9 5.00-1- 9 movement thereby increasing the This new Pathfinder has 7.60 6.10 life of the tire." FULL CENTER TRAC5.25-1- 8 5.25-1- 8 "Few motorists realize that drivTION, for complete non-ski- d 8.50 6.85 safety. And 20 per ing 35 miles per hour a tire flexes 5.50-1- 9 cent thicker tread, for 5.50-1- 9 between 375 and 425 times per 9.70 bigger mileage. And a still 7.90 minute, or a minimum of 22,500 stouter long-lif- e body of times per hour and higher speeds Supertwist Cord. Other tlttt In Other ft In there is even more flexing. Yet look at the prices for proportion proportion "Before Supertwist fabric was this improved "quality tire All full overs l0 All full ovtrttu of reach all." the within developed by Goodyear, flexing And think of buying an breaks or fabric failure due to faGoodyear, the tigue, were the cause of 95 per world's acknowledged cent of all tire adjustments, but tire, for no more now less than two per cent of remoney than an offbrand, placement adjustments are the re"nobody's tire" mlgh t cost 1 sult of such breaks," he concluded. Just came in a late addition to our departments Beautiful Hats BUY Ground Beef , 1 It Paid Them to Have a Telephone eastern or local beef roasts at prices ranging from 8c troit, Ladies and Childrens DRESS HATS M. W. ROSS This paer comes in large flexible rolls, 1000 sheets to the roll, and we have it priced for you Saturday at The index of farm prices in this state for April averaged 63 per AT y. Majestic Toilet UTAH FARM PRICES BUY UTAH AT 6-- Mission Bell 5c 7-- GEASE fig-srer- B'uc Pine dill pickles and tomato soiip will be ready for you Sat. at 5c a can. Orange Meat Salad. (Serves 6 2 cups cold roast lamb (veal chicken or duck) 4 oranges Lettuce. Cut the meat into small pieces and marinate in salad marinade. Peel oranges and cut in small pieces. Combine oranges and meat and serve on crisp lettuce leaves with French dressing. BUY lb. Kellogg's Corn Flakes ley. -- a Onions an excellent combination. You need six servings of fried ham, two flour, two cups orange juice, two or three oranges for slicing and a little parsley. Fry the ham. For six ssrvings a ham steak of about one and a half pounds will be required. Add flour to 2 tablespoons of fat from frying pan and cook until lightly browned. Add orange juice, stirring well or to avoid lumps. Cook 5 minutes until sauce is thick. Pour sauce around ham on serving dish. Garnish with orange slices and pars- GREEN ONIONS Sweet, 8 bunches CREAM 2 PINT FRESH STRAWBERRIES u. s. of 2-- Large bum 'k s c? fresh green onions, jiir.t fine for Ki!ads or for eating as they are 2c a buncli St'.ruray. HOME seldom thinks One 2 LBS 1 AT 5c DR. A. R. DEMMAN Physician and Surgeon DALPIAZ HOTEL EI.DG. Res. Ph. 100 Phone 80-the American National Red Cross Office 11-- 1 5 8 Hours Office contria to make "wanted he that causes Utah Helper bution to a couple of good and didn't have the dough to do it" so decided to dedicate his new MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. Livnvd Embaluser Sunday evening broadcasts for the Undertaker In attendance Guft Oil company to the American UTAH PRICE Red Cros3 and the Salvation arPhone 29 Ambulance Service my. The comedian's wire received at LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE folWashington from New York, HELPER LODGE NO. lows: and this how n rough "Here Harvey Partridge, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary tumble broadcasts' thing came about. Every Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. "The Gulf Oil comapny kept Knights of Pythias Hall I litter n? the microphone with sor.ie OK.ihsmr. grammar. So ONWARD LODGE NO. 15 now, Arios 'u' AnJy. Jack Pearl, Meets Every Thursday Evening Wvraie, Vallee or Cantor have nevK. OF P. HALL to he iralous of er hid an'' Cut I did rae ia tliulr LiJu'ay. J. A. Robey, C. of C. F. C. Bertolino, M. F. want to make a contribution to a J. A. Gill, K. R. and S. couple of good causes that done such fine work durin' our earthquake, and I didn't have the dough WALTER C. to do it with, so Mrs. Rogers ATTORNEY-AT-LAit out, as she does most of House Price, Utah Court the other things. Phone Price 392 "She says, 'You got the wind to Phono do it' so she figgered out how I Helper J could do it with just talk, which I would be doin' for nothing anyS. P. COLTON how, to anybody I could hem np to Notary Public make listen to mo. seven "So I am to preach for COLTON MOTOR CO. Sundays, and the Gulf companies is HELPER CT.UI and send to take p 11 the roon-nhalf of it to the Red Cross and the other half to the Salvation HARRIS SIMONSEN Both to bs used for unemployment relief. NOTARY PUBLIC "So I trot nothin' to lose in the I and voice HELPER but UTAH my trrnsact'on never Ic-- t it yet. Thi only one I can see lose is the Gulf company, that is if they don't sell enough Public Stenographer, Court Regas to my for the gas they purchased from me. So soon as I get porter, Short - Hand, Dictation, through they will mail your check. Commercial Correspondence, Legal Don't thank mc, thank the Gulf Documents; reasonable rates. company, or better still, thank the Upstairs in Stafford Bldg. Phone 180-listeners. They will be the sufferers. Yours, WILL ROGERS." Judge Payne sent the following telegraphic acknowledgment back to Rogers, at the Waldorf Astoria hotel: "Your telegram this date. When I pass from the Red Cross and knock at St. Peter's gate, he will ask 'Who comes here?" I wiil answer, 'John Barton Payne,' chairman, American Red Cross. He will ask 'By what right do you expect to enter?' These farmers say of the "I will answer: 'I know Will telephone : Rogers!' He will say, 'That is suf"It got help in time to ficient. Come right in." save $4,000 worth of our "A thousand thanks," John Barfarm buildings from fire." ton Payne. fiLlLi.i.lU.& at PROFESSIONAL NOTICES Will Rogers recently telegraphed Chairman John Earton Payne of Those who tried our firm yellow bananas remarked how good the fruit was. We have-- some mere fcr you Sat. fruit and meat together, and yet, after all, such combinations are fairly common. We eat apple sauce with roast pork, and cranberry sauce with roast turkey. These combinations are well known, but how about ham with oranges? Really, this is BOTTLE CAPS FI LL GROSS Potatue Chips, Blue Pine, ' 2 lb. pkg COFI 'EE-IJ- LIE VIM), lb KARl:SiIMr Firm, Cri.ii, 3 bunches NEW POTATOES Fancy Red, 4 lbs LETTUCE SOLID HEADS FRESH TOMATOES Helper, Utah BUY Will Rogers On the Air them with peas and enjoy the treat. Six lbs. for 25c Sat. They're fresh and firm. FRUIT AND MEAT With the purchase of one package of Gold Medal SOFT A SILK Cake Flour at the special price au of only Cake Cooling Rack FREE VOGUE Early last Friday morning the Canyon billiard parlors were brok-- I en into by thieves, according to Angelo Pascuzzi, when several fountain pens and pencils and a man's and ladies wrist watches were taken, and a small sum of money secured from a vending machine. The thieves entered the building thru a rear window from which they had torn loose the protecting iron grating, and made their exit thru the rear door by smashing a padlock, and doing considerable property damage. It is thot the theft may have occurred after day break owing to the fact that sev-- j eral rifles of value were in the place but probably were not taken because of their bulk. j; 22f rs New 1 "I Peas and new ttpuds were never better nor ever much cheaper at this tinw of year. Try a few new tpuds or cook j THURSDAY DAY jbseript:on Kates, per year in advance mcrnvAY POOL hall! ROBBED Specials! Entered as second class mail matter at the postoffice in Helper, Carbon County, Utah. i Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, June 2, 1933 THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE FOUR AT The more you use your telephone the more useful it becomes. HOME Between the hours of 5 and 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon the Carbon county high school band marched and gave a band concert on Main street. X "It has saved the life of three horses and two cows by getting the veterinary quickly." MARKS A The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. VITAL SPOT VALUES 980 GOODYEAR OFFERS! ine Shoes FOR Wine Weet Perfect feet one of life's greatest treasures. Keep them strong and ' healthy with good, well made shoes properly fitted. Bring the children to us. We'll fit cm with Poll Parrots and well fit 'cm right. ATTRACTIVELY top-quali- ty BUT AT HOME PLAY SAFE Miss Rose Sporcich and Miss Rosie Pozun are assisting in the DeLuxe cafe. MICE BUY According to Style end SUt Stlectei AT F.Trry car owner who la ronnlnft around on thin, wornout, danfteroua tires, should replace them with eafa new ones NOW. Old tires on hot roads art a HOMK FEDERAL RESERVE MAP rlk7 proposition. fen mi w V A map issued by the San Fran- Poll Parrot Shoe jjrc vfe-- - liL v vr; '4V'2rf-"- M p0HT SU?tf er d cisco bank of the twelfth federal reserve district, shows the districts of the twelfth area mapped off according to geographical boundaries instead of "'-- n state lin: It lrovidcs an in' resting com ri-- n with rcgu'"- - maps. PvCd IIIMIWII 1 . th r .Ttissmcn." "hey will save you money. r'i r ii ii man Avr-- t - mmi m H2LPER SUPER SERVICE 221 Then touch up other scratched sec tions of floor in doorways, between rugs. You'll find it's the most economical varnish you ever used. Come in for Supremis and other items in the du Pont line for every painting need. Paint prices are now so low you can't afford to put off painting. The Helper Furniture & Hardware Co. More pcorfc ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind riiONE VTOU know the spot. It's where "all roads meet" in your house. It's the section of floor that gets the hardest knocks and needs the greatest protection. Touch up this worn place with du Pont Supremis Varnish, the 6nish that's hard . j s tough i s . durable. PHONE THREE ram GUI |