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Show Helper, Carbon .County, Utah, Friday, June 9, 1933 THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE FIVE MACKEY'S IDEA OF FCH FRIDAY & SATURDAY t at ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL MISS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richardson have the honor to announce the of their daughter engagement Pearl to Mr. Edward J. Casey, son of Mrs. A. D. Young of Salt Lake. The marriage will be solemnized in the near future. HELPER r JUNE DAY, Carbon Auxiliary Contributes to STRAWBERRIES Full Cups Ripe Luscious Fruit y CUPS Modern Fruit and Vegetable Market Pool Equipment 21 Ladies of the American Legion Miss Catherine Ross is visiting auxiliary, Carbon post 21, this with relatives in Durango, Colo. week announce their organization Miss Ida Wilson, who has been has just purchased a new diving board which has been presented to attending school at the University the city and will be installed at the of Utah is home to spend the sumpool within the next swimming mer vacation with her parents, few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wilson. The diving board, which is one of the very finest obtainable, was Mrs. Ann Forsyth and Miss purchased with money raised by Anderson now are assisting at the thru dances and soWorkmens Merc, while Mrs. John cial auxiliary functions, and is something Giacoletto is spending a few weeks the need of which has been apparat the worlds fair in Chicago. ent at the pool for a long time. At the regular meeting of the Miss Lucy Bonacci Is the house auxiliary this week, the following guest at the home of her friend officers were elected for the ensuMiss Helen Bonacci in Sunnyside. ing fiscal year: President, Mrs. HELPER DAY, JUNE 21 Florence Dennis; first vice presiMrs. Clark Menary; second dent, BASIS OF HEALTH AND vice president, Miss Ethyl Wilson; IMMORTALITY IS PRESENTED secretary, Mrs. Eva Hansen; Chaplain, Mrs. Frank Wible; historian, "God the Preserver of Man" is Mrs. R. A. Nilson; sergeant at n the subject of the arms, Mrs. Joe Quilico. The execuwhich will be read in all Christian tive committee will be comprised Science churches on Sunday, June of Mrs. August Litizzette, Mrs. 11. Harris Simonsen, and Mrs. F. P. The Golden text ifrom Psalms Fisher. HELPER DAY. JUNE 21 (37:28) "For the Lord loveth judgment, and forsaketh not his saints; DAMAGES AWARDED IN they are preserved forever." SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL Protection is also promised in inBiblical citation the following Following a four day trial, E. L. cluded in this lesson-sermo"The Lord shall preserve thy going out Jones of Helper Friday evening of and thy coming in from this time last week was awarded damages forth, and even for evermore" in the sum of $750 against Price city hospital. (Psalms 121:8). Mr. Jones, who was represented n is Included in this the following correlative passage by Attorney Thorit Hatch of Helfrom the Christian Science text- per, testified he had sustained secbook "Science and Health with ond degree burns from a heating Key to the Scriptures" by Mary pad negligently placed on his body Baker Eddy: "The basis of all while a patient in the hospital. HELPER DAY. JUNE 21 health, sinlessness, and immortality is the great fact that God is Tabbie Guerrie of Grand Juncthe only Mind: and this Mind must tion is spending a few days visitbe not merely believed, but it ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Migliaccio. must be understood" (p. 339). New Potatoes Oranges RED FRESH NEW CROP 8 (VALENCIAS) Pounds HELPER DAY, DOZEN TOMATOES Field Extra Choice PROFESSIONAL (Priced Especially for Our Opening) DR. A. R. DEMMAN NOTICES Ripened Firm Salmon Centers 3 EACH lesson-sermo- n We Have a Large Supply However, the Early Shopper Profits. (We Reserve the Right to Limit.) Physician and Surgeon DALPIAZ HOTEL BLDG. Office Phone 80-Ree. Ph. 10ft 11-- 1 5 8 Office Hours Tjv& Helper POUNDS CELEBRATE Our Opening Friday and Saturday June 9, MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. In attendance LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Buy, (Imefcimd Gtyijeit 3 WAY TIRE VALUE LUS MILEAGE Deugn . Ircclion. non-ski- d SMARTEST TIRE Jam 0 3 built of TEMSEElB:t at record EWimEEZ now Popular Prices Low CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TIRES AND TUBES AT COST PRICE Midland Service Station HELPER, UTAH PHONE 307 tii f3I inn nnu-v- n , rr. nmnn w 1.4. A I iliTLl'IlJiJ SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY RADIO I FOR EVERY if 200 ROOMS !S5 I And 200 BATHS ROOM HOTEL THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Bus depot In atreet. hnM building. IMc rurl.an just across the V. V. Station just 3 blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. J $ HELPER LODGE NO. 1659 Harvey Partridge, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary Every Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. Knights of Pythias Hall ONWARD LODGE NO. 15 Meets Every Thursday Evening" K. OF P. HALL J. A. Robey, C. of C. F. C. Bertolino, M. F. J. and A. Cill, K. R. WALTER C. ATTORNEY- - S. GEASE AT-LA- Court House Price, UtaB Phone Price 392 Phone Helper J 6-- P. COLTON S. Notary Public COLTON MOTOR CO. HELPER UTAH HARRIS SIMONSEN NOTARY PUBLIC HELPER UTAH M. W.ROSS Public Stenographer, Court Short - Hand, Dictation, Commercial Correspondence, Legal Documents; reasonable rates. Upstairs in Stafford BIdg. Phone 160-- Ee-por- ter, Beauty Shop IIR1IIBIRI9II llllilBlllllI Church Notices 10-1- In the Market TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 IT. I 5c Items The Gift Shop Fresh Vegetables - ...Vv'.s. V7 BEAUTY WORK PLUS VALUES AMERICA'S Reforestation Train Passes Thru Town Pickles Coffee PLUS SAFETY COG-WHE- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pinerelli announced Tuesday afternoon the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ossana, ac- birth of a daughter. New arrival and mother are reported well. companied by Miss Lena and Robert Ossana, returned Sunday from Salt Lake where they attended the graduation exercises of Miss Flora at the McCune school of music and held at Kingsbury hall Saturart, Light weight woolen fabrics and day night. Miss Flora has returnThree hundred and fifty-fiv- e heavy silk crepes are featured for ed to her home here for the members of the civilian conservastreet wear for suits or ensembles tion corps and five United States this spring, according to Miss Elofficers, Major Louis P. Pat-to- n army len Agren, extension specialist in passed thru Helcommanding, clothing of the Utah State Agrien route to per Saturday night cultural college. from Fort Knox, Calif., Redlands, Wool with satin and silk comKentucky. binations are especially fashionMost of the men were from InBread and Butter pickles able for late spring and early sumdiana and had spent two weeks in are a favorite for picnicers mer. at Fort Knox eating wholecamp everywhere. Best Foods proGray in all shades is still outsome food and reconditioning backducts have a flavor all their standingly popular. Gray themselves in preparation for the own. Two bottles of these degrounds in prints with black, orreforestation work which will be licious pickles for 25c Sat. ange, vivid blue or green, bright done this summer. red is very smart in dress fabIn an interview with a reprerics. Gray is an important color in of The Journal, Captain sentative FOR THE BEST IN the best selling composits. Black Chauncey D. Jones, train quarterMany people have learned is good but must be enlivened with that good coffee is largely master, denied the rumor that touches of white or some bright in the civilian conservation Is. what Then think it you it color while sheer silk prints, silk were given any military becomes better by habit. corps color in either plain crepes prints & Sanborn coffee is Chase Captain Jones stated also training. worn ors are being especially for while the camps would be unthat and will it good. Buy you earlier spring. der control of United States army save money for something More thoughtful consumers are the actual work in the else. lb. a Sat. 29c officers, with Only becoming wary of the very cheap be directly under would forests a of free. jell powder package types of weighted silks and are of civilian foremen. supervision ina that slightly higher realizing HELPER DAY, JUNE 21 silks itial investment for pure-dy- e American The Legion auxiliary is much better economy. Sunny Jim jam, in the will hold a fruit sale in the Sucthree-poun- d As summer draws near there is flajar, assorted cess market in Helper starting at a growing demand for embroidered Prices always within reavors, has proved its worth to 11:30 a. m. Saturday. those who have tried it not organdies, linens, batiste and for son; workmanship of the dotted Swiss and organdy, and for only is it good, but it is very best. linen laces. Crisp fabrics in net, reasonable. 33c Sat. stiffened chiffons, laces and organdies are favored for evening gala attire. These are featured in "deYou will save money by licious" pastel delphinium and bataking rose in advantage of these 5c and leaf, blues, dusty by articles and near 5c articles: coral and salmon pinks. pale Latter Day Saints Church Oil sardines, 4c; pkg. of rice, Cottons are coming back into or of macaroni Helper Ward 5c; bag spag., prominence as warm weather ad1 :30 a. m Sunday School 5c; Creme Oil soap, 3 for vances. Many lovely cotton fabL. A. Nielson, Supt. toilet out10c; pa4c; cleanser, rics are available. Some of the 7:30 p. m Evening Services per, 5c standingly popular cotton materBishop Byron Carter ials this season are Swiss mist, 4 :00 p. m. Primary Mondays pique, nobby cloth, net chiffon, net 2:00 p.m. Tues Relief Society sherrie, embroidered sheers and 7:30 p.m. Genealogical Soc. Fri woolen-lik- e cottons. Linens and inginghams are also coming back We have virtually moved St. Anthony Church to their own for dress materials. California gardens into our BUY AT HOME Helper store. Visit our fruit and The Rev. W. A. Ruel UTAH ART STUDIO OPENS vegetable department for the KEEPING COLOR IN COTTON8 The Rev. James Claffey, Asst. finest products and reasonMass 8:30 and 10:00 a. m not fade able prices. On Saturday we The board of directors of the pOLORFUL cottons will will have radishes lc bunch; Utah art studios (Art Barn) deor run If proper precautions la sire to notify the people of the Community Church green onions lc bunch; bawashing are taken. Avoid hard nanas 5c lb.; spinach 3c lb.; Price State of Utah of the formal openrubbing, boiling and harsh soaps. The Rev. J. H. MacRill, Pastor Utah lettuce, 2 heads for 5c; For Best Results ing, June 11, of the new building 10:00 a. m which has been erected on ReserCalifornia lettuce, 5c head; 1. Make Sunday Scnooi tepid or cool suds 11:00 a. m voir park, South Temple at 13th carrots, 2 bunches for 5c; Morning Worship using mild. pure, white soap or 6 :30 p. m flakes. Home-mad- e soap is too unEast, In Salt Lake, and which is Epworth League turnips, 2 bunches for 5c; 7:30 p.m. reliable tor safe use. A little borax to be the new home of Utah art Evening Worship beets, 2 bunches for 5c; a statewide gathering place and will soften ery hard water. oranges, 7c doz.; tomatoes, 4 2. Wash only one article at a exhibition center for all forms of lbs. for 25c; string beans, 5c Notre Dame deLourdej time, especially when washing new art, crafts, literature and music. lb.; peas, 5c lb. Price materials Later, if entirely fast, The opening ceremonies will The Rev. W. A. Ruel take place at four o'clock, and will they may be washed with other The Rev. James Claffey, Asst. colors. include addresses by Governor H. a. m. 8:30 Mass and 10:00 3. Put Into suds and wash by Deckles Best welners or H. Blood, Mayor Louis Marcus and hand or machine. Rub badly soiled franks, 2 lbs. for 17c; link Commissioner Harry L. Finch. St. Barnabas Episcopal places gently between hands or on sausage, 2 lbs. for 25c. There will be exhibitions of the lbs. 2 for Loose board, using a cake of pure, soap 15c; lard, work of Utah artists, musical proHelper In a washing maIf necessary. 2 lbs. for 29c; pork bacon, and H. a Rev. and The J. Pastor Johnson, public reception grams, run colored cottons separatechine, roasts from 8c to 15c; beef m. a. tea. 9:45 School Union Sunday suds. roasts from 8c to 15c; and HELPER DAY, JUNE 21 11:00 a.m. ly In lukewarm lukewarm Morning Prayer 4. Use three rinsing ? lb. springers, John DeVietti and E. C. Olscn waters. Starch. If desired, sbotild Seventh-Da- y Advcntist be very thin, cool, boiled starch. spent Sunday on business matters in Salt Lake City. Sabbath school Saturday mornDry In shade. 6 at 10 o'clock. The public is Lightweight cottons such as ings iTORtS OOD . may be rolled up and voiles, cordially invited to attend. Cecelia Tabone, accompanied by In a towel until almost Y Mrs. Nelson John OF I'lRITY" RET squeezed "A SI' to Superintendent the motored h"r brother Pete, g s. then and pressed lmmedately. Mrs. John Reese dry state capital Sunday. Variety UTAH Phone 29 PRICE Ambulance Service lesson-sermo- Calls for a Licensed Embalmer' Undertaker 10 Price and Helper FLORA OSSANA GRADUATES 7-- 2-- CASTLE VALLEY FRUIT MARKETS Spring Wardrobe JUNE XI Mrs. Tony Poloni returned Sua day from Salt Lake where she ba been receiving medical attention during the past week. Her condition at the time is reported very satisfactory. CANTALOUPES Daily Supply of the Choicest Fruits and Vegetables-OpeEvery Day 7 a. m. to 10 p. m... y, rather-earl- wild wailings and Strang sounds burst forth from the soutli-e- rn end of town, possibly in th general vicinity of the round. houa and the report rapidly spread that Round House Foreman John Mao-kewa3 in the midst of earnest experiments to fabricate a siren whistle with which to equip band train leaving that night. Inquiry revealed the fact that Trainmaster J. R. Lcftis at tela point for some time past has been' dissatisfied with the tone, quality and volume of the old siren used to call together the wrecking' crew; in fact, nothing about th old whistle suited Mr. Loftis. Therefore Mackey has built a new whistle and is going to keep on tooting it until evei yone Is satisfied. t HELPER'S NEW By MARION BONACCI Last Monday morning, Recy-Trca- nary Less ti u Dr. N. E. King Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop r Helper Utah Eyes Examined ..Ilepair Work.. "It's good to have it back again" "I'm glad wc have our own telephone again. I can call the stores, friendr-,- ' homes and else where as often, as I lite. For the daily ' errands saved, it's well worth the few cents a day it costs. suddei In" emergencies sickness, fire or accident, the telephone .brings aul immediately." Any employee will take your order. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. |