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Show Local and General KENILWORTH Watch for Musical Tta, to be given by Women's Club at Price! By LouiKe Burton Miss Thelma Holmes entertained the members of her sewing club on Mrs. Ray Barrett and Mrs. H. B Friday of last week. Those present at the were: Miss Agnes Morgan,. Misses Lloyd spent the week-en- d Edna and Hilda Matson, Miss Capital City. Sarah Dixon, Miss Rosie Zubick, Mr. and Mrs. John Howard are Miss Norma Ranta, Miss Louise moving to Salt Lake, where they Burton, Mrs. Verne Gregorson, Misses Kate and Grace Zwahlen will make their home. and Misses Neta and Dora Hender- Mrs. William Parker of Salt Lake U visiting at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herring spent son, Edward Parker. the week-en- d visiting friends in Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Houtz have Ferron. gone to Heber for a brief visit. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson of Salt Mr. and Mrs. John Howard were Lake is visiting here with relatives. visitors in Salt Lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Last week-enMr. and Mrs. Ace Miner and Eldon Howard motored to Duchildren, Ange Martelli and Ruby chesne where they visited friends. Beane motored to Salt Lake Sat A contract bridge party was urday. given Friday night by Mrs. WillMrs. John Gale spent the week iam Driscoll. Those present were: end at Spanish Fork. Miss Sarah Nicholls, Miss Etla Moffitt and Mrs. George Jackson. Miss Ruby Christiansen of Em Because of the death of a relaery, arrived in Helper last week to accept a position at the Fan foun tive, Miss Ida Seegmiller was called to her home in St. George tain, conducted by Tony Paloni. last Friday. She spent the weekCity Treasurer Jack Vignette end and returned here Sunday. and Tony Paloni, propretor of the Misses Ruby Morgan and Wanda Fan, made a trip to Colton, accom visitors in panied by their sons, where they Leavitt were week-en- d enjoyed a foursome skiing Satur Salt Lake. day. They report regal sport, there being plenty of snow in just A shower, in honor of Mrs. Verne the right condition. was given Monday Gregorson, night by her friends. The evening Mrs. Mary Mudrow and her son, was spent playing games. Later, William Koss, made a motor trip refreshments were served to the to Salt Lake the latter part of last guests. week. Mr. anr Mrs. W. E. Reid spent Mrs. William Glickman made a the later part of the week in ray- motor trip to Salt Lake Sunday, son, where they visited with and from that point left for Den- friends and relatives. ver, where she is spending several On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. days looking after business Hazelton Nelson entertained the members of her contract bridge After being put to a motion, it club. High score honors were won is unanimously carried in Helper by Mrs. Nephi Chrlstensen and that the ground hog that saw his Mrs. Herbert Woods. shadow here a week ago today, is an unmitigated prevaricator, and no longer will his prophesy even be considered. By Edna Holbrook Miss Ruby Bean spent last week "The Meddlesome Maid," a light end in Salt Lake visiting with rel- comedy, given by the M. I. A. un atives and friends. der the direction of Mrs. Earl Acord, was well directed, with the d, CASTLE GATE characters, for the most part, givMiss Geneva Bonacci has been ing good performances. It fur confined to her home for several nished entertainment and fun and days suffering from a severe cold. it is gratifying to see new M. I. A. members included with the usual Mrs. A. Muraca is in Salt Lake, cast. Let's see more of them in where she will undergo an opera- the future. The skit, "My Lady's tion tomorrow. Album," directed by Mrs. Howard Ellis, was clever and amusing. Mrs. Hugh Holdaway visited with her brother, George Harmer, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Jones, acof Helper, during the week. companied by Mrs. Jack Jones, spent Sunday and Monday in Salt Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen motored Lake City. to Salt Lake Tuesday last, where Mr. Allen transacted business in Mr. Heiner, president of the connection with his duties as man- Utah Fuel Co., and daughter, were ager of the local visitors here Monday. drug store. Paul Holbrook, prominent stuMiss E. Paterson of the Style dent of Westminster College, is Shop and Mr. and Mrs. L. Acord, spending the week-en- d at his home Castle Gate, visited with Mr. and here. Mrs. Acord's daughter, Mrs. Petty, in Farron, Sunday last. The Castle Gate Rifle Ciub of Schramm-John-Bo- n headed by Dr. Long, Angelo Georgedes, proprietor of has obtained the bond necessary the Price Steam Laundry, was a for their entrance into the Nabusiness visitor in Helper Wednes- tional Rifle Association, and will day, and became one of the many shortly receive their supply of new subscribers to The Helper guns, targets and ammunition. 75 members, Journal. FABRIZIO Several Talks to Local Club A social science program was given under the direction of Mrs. G. C. Kelly at a meeting of the Women's Club at the U. S. A. Chapel yesterday afternoon. The following Interesting program was enjoyed: Two vocal soi ls, Miss Hanson, accompanied by Mrs. Harmon. Address, Dr. A. G. Deuel, "The Thyroid Gland." Lecture on Liquor Control, Tho-rHatch, City Attorney. Trumpet duet, LeRoy Smith and John Cook, Mrs. Cima, accompanist. it Word Drill, Mrs. A. G. Deuel. modern furn. FOR RENT apt Phon HELPER, UTAH, FEBRUARY THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE SIX 25-- lie Subscribe for The Journal Hint to Drivers GROCERY'S Gen'l Merchandise On the Spring Canyon Koad & at Bryner Phone 341 Helper. MILK, tall cans, 3 Sl'GAK, Cloth Bag 10-l- b. I'tah STAR $1.57 2S cans for Large cans of Rockwood Cocoa, something to make your meals more tempting and economical, 2 lb. can 22c. Sugar Utah Beet Sugar insist on that and nothing but if you earn your living in Carbon county bag 59c 10-l- b. Candyget a Today you may box of chocolates Coffee 3.2 s bag b SOAP, Palm 5C Bar COFFEE, Blue Pine, pound .... MATCHES Carton, each " TOMATO JUICE, 3 tins ... . 3 tins TOMATOES, Blue Pine, Olive 29c Del Monte, 29c lb.; Schillings 29c lb.; Blue Pine 29c lb. Other bargains we have prepared for you: Peaches, medium can, 10c; Sunbrite Cleanser, 2 for 9c; table salt, bag 10c; Sunny Monday Soap, 10 for 19c; Palm Olive, 5c; Jell Well 5c; Starch, either or both kinds, 2 for 15c; Premium Chocolate, ', lb. 15c; Del Monte Salmon, 19c; Kitchen King Salmon, 17c; sliced pineapple, Del Monte, 19c; large can Del Monte Grapefruit, 12c; Quicli Quaker Ooats, 17c; Kellogg Whole Wheat Bis. 11c; Sylvan Rice, 3 for 17c; Buffalo Matches, G in carton, 23c; Catsup, B. Pine or Del Monte, 15c; Tomato Juice 5c; Vienna Sausage, 7c; Blue Pine Tomatoes, 2 for 23c; Deviled Meat, 3 for 10c, b. rfi 3$ 2V2 Si:e, 2 tins MILK, any brand 3 cans Lard PEAS, Tall Cans, for Sil- MAZOLA OIL, 390 Quarts VffK Pkg LOG CABIN SYIU P an COFFEE, Hills Bros. l d 250 u OP. SKAGGS; fOCO SURETY OF PURITY" 19 GOLDEN TABLE SYR UP, No. 10 en tin Rock Merc. HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED The Store for the Working Man TradeWith OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, Large can, Zach O Fruit, 3-l- b. 15C ATT T)T? jl jumvu FREE DELIVERY on all orders of $7.50 or more to all mining camps CHOICEST OF MEATS BEEFSTEAK, Local, loin Round, JIU pound BEEF POT ROAST Per T0 Pound.. VEAL STEWING 2 pounds JLjrq HAMS, Skinned, whole or half, lb. 4ffv 7C 12C 4Ci 15C BACON, Whole or Half, 1S Pound LARD sion Brand, 2 cans for ... MELO, fine for hard wa ter, 3 for 19C 25C package ... 19C 35C BROOMS, a good Brom, each package ... 69c BEETS, Pierce's, tiny and package ... STEAK, Choice Eastern Beef, Loin, or A t bund, per JL5 V pound ROAST, Veal or Beef, rump, lb... ROAST, Veal Pot, pound BACON, Pound T-Bo- 1 IOC FRANKFURTERS, fresh all meat, 4fae pound CHEESE, full cream whole, cans for 2 5-t- 19c FOR Govt. Inspected Meats ROAST, 14c LAMB CHOPS, cut from fancy lambs, AsS per pound ) BEEFPOT ROAST, stew fST9cTO13c HAMS, Choice Picnic HOME DRESSED FRY- - PORK LOIN CHOPS, Nice and lean, 57 f 2 pounds for I SKINNED HAMS, Puritan Brand, whole 4f . or half, per lb u', ('I'tinu ... jt J LLhI'ilUM303 Smf - WE DELIVER r r A $lS 1 1 tf A ' vs Cast lhuidard llagtoi IN HEAVY SYRUP, 4irt Pac 1 If Price. jrday n 4 fent tor X Dtney 4 K Knur t b -- t the f'Z ?th two Si, f TALL CANS EACH ' betweer tigemen Gi per and of the ue a it BULK, PACKAGE 3-L- cwa h vSe Q m TTn DRESSING fTP A i""T T7 irtJTTJ f ITLlJVilVll. Willi T T A If DTO 10 comp 1 if-CARAMELS ST!:. T 7T7 rvrT PURE 4 v jl vy Aiv GALLON ,lr"J vyjx 14CI 2'-- at S3cTNsA.CIi... TOMATOES Ttht. Stow rtclt's MEAL u,11fJTs QUALITY Tary 7 fcn PORK CHOPS 2 POUNDS.. lffS SPICED HAMS BOILED HAM PER LB mfto TAUAT T7C FRESH umr 21 MUTTON CHOPS itl' is rr 1 91 --acuaaed -- M. was ;taUfHDs ( hor enthusi ryCJ-- j 9c brick n- A off. Meat Market PORK LEG Tin XmO Metos, "oi n, "Ut-Of-t- IN OUR Best center cuts, Per lb Chase-Sanbor- on Mis TUNA FLAKES, fpS Blue Pine, Schilling's, Del lb. Monte, ND BAGS' PEET'S SOAP 29C I 18 Price Chrlate 2-l- b. $165 Monte, AUgUE TXTrC n o w b all SALMON, Del Tall Cans, each A 4I fact, am DEL MONTE, TVOT hK fm PKG rec Jl"1-LARGGRAN. SOAP, PACKAGE 4ft1 Jn BOB WHITE LAUNDRY, : l8thalt 10 BARS FANCY DELMAIZ, Iflthe cei XT prv-Ittv them VWJtVlN LARGE TINS ai me T3T? A XTO TALL th CTPTJ .2!: TINS, 3 for 23C bag SPINACH, Libby's brand 2 large cans for Spring 2tACHD.B0X:.... APAT) rYKll 25e S KN0WN LOG CABIN KEAE COFFEE, any brand, vacuum Pack, $Lbe per pound MATCHES carton, each STRING BEANS, 3 cans for FLOUR, . No. 99 BR., a. charg. packages PORK-BEAN- S 41 48-pou- UNI jj QUART..... O PALMOLI VE br p MUSTARD EAK,;K TOMATOES, Solid Pack 3 Large Cans for SNOWDRIFT, Fine for Baking, can 6-b- CreafYM J 2 pkgs. for as rib 1 PF A PHFS C TnT TP TOILET TISSUE, 2 rolls for 3-l- b. ADO waus d led frac LARGE CANS DEL MONTE' LARGE CANS A VJ KJ JL DEL MONTE' LARGE CANS ROYAL ALL FLAVORS T TFT JUJUJUV PACKAGE 3e pounds 3 hos s It 3 20e 17C g DOUBLE THICK, !f FLOUR 4Each MILK FOR HEINZ BAKED BEANS can, 2 for LAUNDRY SOAP. Bob WHITE, 10 bars for Oil Gallon.. J VJI PP'C'jC' 3C jar 16-oun- TH A P Pure Hewlett's .UICY' POWDERED OR BROWN, CRACKERS 15c TEA, Black, Vl pound BAKING POWDER, Calumet Brand, ft 1 pound V SHREDDED WHEAT, Blue Print Free, BEANS, Butter, j. QT BEANS, Pinto, Navy, red JAM, pmpny BEER MOST NATINAL - t .... - EACH 25C PINT WEEKEND pounds CRISP-FmM- ORANGES dozen LEMONS jwct, d' GRAPEFRUIT 1 POTATOES iopounds DOUBLE THICK FOR THE 3 FTTT TPF resh Whipping SPECIAL BARGAINS 09 27C PEACHES, Tall tins .... 3 1 MAZOLA SC VOLU HELPER AND PRTr Friday, Sat, Feb. 2 19c TOMATO SAUCE Tin lion dol MARKETS T 19C 15s 1 BANANAS SPAGHETTI, Q. T. brand, 3 pkgs SOAP Bob White Laundry, 10 bars STARCH, Kingsford's Gloss, or Corn, package RICE, bulk, 3 lbs CATSUP, Blue Pine, bottle and Before warm weather rolls around it mifht pay v m to refill your rmnty containers with loose lard at 8 lbs. for f;fl local lard; Eastern lard slitrhtly hit'her. cheese, 12c lb.; slic ed ham or bacon, 15c lb.; 5c, chicken or bet-f- ; chickens, 13c, 15c, 18c lb; Kippered Salmon, Cottage Ch"". Lunrh Meats, Finn. ONE STOP TO SHOP Castle x e, Select your coffee today from the following coffees at a saving. Spend the difference on something else. Chase and Sanborn, 26c lb.; SOI P Blue Can, pound for 19c. Veal Boasts, 8c to 15c lb; stews, 2 lbs., 15c; chops, 10c and 12c lb. Lamb Is slightly higher for fancy stock, but we can still make you atiac-tiv- e prices. BOB WHITE SOAP 10 bars STARCH, Corn or ver GIohs, 2 for one-pou- Veal and Lamb K. K. TOMATOES, large cans, 3 for v Rockwood Cocoa 5-l- re-na- in Bag jiieuiuni thin-skinne- d, 27$ Pork roasts, steaks, boiling meats still the most economical for your family. Roasts 8c lb. to 15c; steaks, 8c lb. to 15c; boiling meat, 2 lbs., 15c. MACARONI, Reddidit, Pkg. 3 The new crop of Smikist Oranges is on the market now. We have arranged to supply you with solid, juicy oranges, at 2 dozen for 29c; medium size. Now is the time to use more oranges in your diets. Make cakes or salads of them, or tasty dishes. Beef 3 KEEP BOTH HANDS rON THE STEERING WHEEL THEIR PROPER POSITION IS WHEREVER THEY FEEL .THE MOST COMFORTABLE. just Beef and Pork FLOUt, VEGETABLE can for yellow MIRACLE WHIP SAL-AD DRESSING, full quart jar TABLE SALT, iQUCCEsi hjr oi and Vegetables 1'3. 9-jcr- Groceries Fresh Fruits Read the advertisements careThey will save you money. right for your salads or to put in the fruit bowl, 5c lb. The Journal has one of the best equipped job printing departments in the state. Prices reasonable. HELPER The Very Best in fully. Bananas and Oranges Firm, bananas, Barney Vieta of the Castle Rock Mercantile Co., spent last Monday and Tuesday visiting in Salt Lake. PHONE 303 rt season, fresh today, for your cocktails, hoii?s, stews or fries, 35c pt.; large oysters, 20c 'i pint. 59t SALAD FISH, 2 "CVERYONE has something to advertise. Look around and see what you have to con-veinto needed cash. Use The Journal's wantad column. where the sheep will make their bed ground that night. Thus of antramped in by the hundreds fertilizthe imals, who also supply er, that range next year should be greatly improved. Workmens Market rose-colore- Oysters This fine sea food still it In OATS, Carnation, Package 48-I- b. Chicken pox and scarlet fever have invaded Castle Gate, also d pinkeye, so that instead of glasses, we have some residents looking at the world thru pinkeyes, not altogether comfortable, either. In the Market 19 for MEETING OF M. I. A. Latest reports from the hospital are that Mike De Angeles, who "Leisure Time' was the topic at was taken to Salt Lake last week, the weekly meeting of the Helper suffering from blood poisoning, is M. I. A. at the School House last Improving. Tuesday evening. It was decided that the community should have The band dance sponsored by the more recreative resources for the Castle Gate Band proved to be a younger members. A long discusbig success. A large crowd of loyal sion was held concerning the relaboosters was present, giving muc'; tion of childhood recreation and encourangament and heightened crime. enthusiasm of the band members who are working so diligently. The A GOOD CITIZEN Castle Gate Dance Orchestra furAn exchange tells the story of nished the music. a sheepman who makes almost daily visits out to his flocks havAnna Mae Wong arrived in Cas- ing a method of bettering the tle Gate Monday from Kansas condition of the range. On each City, where she has been employed trip he hauls out 25 pounds of the last few months. grass seed, which he scatters round o llll w nit be poln h&a MUTTON LEGSrPoEuNDi2te IB STEAKS TpnT' b.7e POT ROASTS PICNIC L PORK ROASTS CUTS, W 10 LB ni UrkJU IVWAO TV V A T a rr-K- T) y r AUIN A CTTC XO squares. pound GOOD CUTS, LB .y ever fr:k the tui ..-- J Hens Roasting Chickens Fresh Fish Fresh Oyster IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, ALL AC Wfl e m KIX : - |