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Show n i UTAH, JUNE 15, 1934 ntD I li-- -- i . Ls ggSAND SHAVINGS June 15, 1934 Utah Helper- - f THEHHPER JOURNAL Numcr 131 roof leaks it's all right for the time being to move out into the sedan. Even- and REYNOLDS with rVhip, I PHONE 72 HELPER LODGE COFFEE HELPER, UTAH OF MOOSE ORDER JYAL NO. 1 659 Fred Hall, Dictator J. Carlson. Secretary A. Tuesday Every 01 Ka'gnlS at 8:00 P. M. try wiaa nau Central ...... 1. 1 1 and GROCERY MEAT LUE uxaii Shelter Phone 244 I SPECIALS 1 - Solid Pack, IVi can INo. bag IsALAD iOe S 1 DRESSING, sfc... in I Jb il i 71 I --H )?S jf i A1 0 -- ' WHITE KING blue Mines If U lt A C J Here are Cllf H M iI nut IHM C AfsA -- u & Co. RADIOCAST tor Christian on $5.00 STATION KSL (1130 kilocycles) COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM PHONE 121 For Appointment MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. Undertaker In Sunday, June Llcenned Knibalmer attendance Phone 29 mbulance Service 17 a. m. Mm Time. 10-10:3- 0 UTAH PRICE , Science Studio at the home of MRS. C. J. ALLEN No. 2 Main St., Helper Subscribe for The Journal. HAM sliced. As cheap as bacon and much more lean in It. Also our "Tasty Ham Loaf," at only 15c lb. Something different. LUNCHEON MEATS AND CHEESE A cold plate lunch will save you labor and will prove economical at the price we have arranged for you. Assorted luncheon meats, 22c lb ; American cheese, 13c lb.; Gtrgonzola, 45c lb. ROASTS You will find a good assortment of beef, pork, veal and lamb roast I in our market at very reasonable prices. Also chickens, lard, bacon and hams. ONE STOP TO SHOP OR SICAGCS "A SURETY OF PURITY" The Exact Age of EXPERT Blatz Old Heidelberg Beer 1$ Guaranteed Watch Repairing VERYONE has always known beer that to be good at must be aged. Many indefinite claims have been but made as to the age of beers now the Blatz Brewing Co., guarantees the exact age of every bottle of Blatz Old Heidelberg Beer. The Blatz brewery has row after row of huge ageing vats each carrying the date on which its contents was brewed. When it has reached the exact time to insure satisfying richness full body and strength of flavor then it is bottled, and there is plainly marked on. every bottle the exact date that beer was brewed. It is your guarantee that Blatz Old 'Heidelberg Beer is fully-age- The Gift Shop Manager N. E. KING Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. UTAH HELPER I d. I STRAND SWEET SHOP I WEEK-ENSPECIALS Distributed by I HELPER MERCANTILE CO. Phone D n UTAH - For one of your breakfasts try our sliced ham that we have ready for you at 20c lb, DR. Telegraph - PIANO AND VOICE mil take your order or call our Telephone HELPER of instruction in Any embloye The Mountain States Sales and Sen ice REPAIRS FOR ALL CARS SUMMER COURSE In the Market R. A. Nilson Salt Lake City, Utah uiuuimuuij.mJJJ)iin MRS. ORA B. HARDING Announces a churned cr&inery butter, 23c a pound; 2 pound Jar peanut butter, 27c MELONS Never before have melons been o reasonable In June. Have one for your Sunday dinner, lJ,c pound. Other Bargains: Lg. Post Toastiett lie; lg. Tomatoes 10c; Certo, 25c; Lifebuoy or Lux toilet soap, S for 19c; Del Monte lg. prunes, 22c pkg; Tunaettea 15c; F. A. Spaghetti 9c; puffed wheat, 9c; puffed rice, 13c; Bisqulok with cake cooler, S3c; B. P. Rice, 9c pkg.; favorite Toilet paper, 3 for 10c; wax paper 7c; Parawax, 9c; matches, 2Sc carton; vinegar, 19c qt; K. K. Salmon, 15c; Grapefruit, 13c; lg. can Pineapple, 19c; lg. Pork and Beans, 9c; whole beaim, 15c; Bananas, 6c lb.; new spuds, 6 pounds 25c. JEWELERS office. , BUTTER Fretih . at Spring Canyon, Utah By an Expert Watchmaker 18 Years in Carbon County 1 malt, & connected today? General Offices 817 Newhouse Building, M Fj TrJ Why not order yours Spring Canyon Coal S 29$ .. brings. Like an old friend returning to the family circle, it brings enjoyment to all the family. Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated 1 STS Package Spring Canyon Coal REPAIRING 49c j .U.n Service First GUARANTEED COFFEE SHASTA The telephone is returning to many homes. Former subscribers again are enjoying the convenience comfort and protection it SPRING CANYON COAL CO. Elite Jewelry & Floral Co. Watch Inspectors for the D. R. G. and Utah Railroads ik sife i j Funeral services were conducted at Castle Gate Sunday for Mrs. Celia Hurd Hall who died at her home in Castlegate Thursday of last week. Burial was in the Price An Old Friend Returns Phone news items to The Helper Journal. Blue Pin TOMATOES, , OFFICERS ELECTED Officers for the coming year were elected at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Strand Sweet shop last Tuesday evening. Those taking office are: President, Mrs. H. B. Sin;onsen; 1st vice president, Mrs. D. E. Lambson; 2nd vice president, Mrs. John Buchanan; treasurer, Mrs. A. S. Wahl; historian, Mrs. Eva Hanson; secretary, Mrs. C. J. Allen; chaplain, Mrs. E. H. Thomas; sergeant at arm3, Mrs. G. E. Weyer. The executive committee chosen consists of Mrs. Florence Dennis, Mrs. Harris Simonsen, Mrs. Fred Voll, Mrs. August Litizzette and Mrs. R. A. Nilson. A BUSIN ESS TIP Now that the mosquito and chlg-ge- r season is on, somebody ought to make a lot of money selling cellophane suits in nudist colonies. SATURDAY i JUNE 15 AND 16 MONDAY . TUESDAY JUNE 18 AND 19 FRIDAY Death of Castle Gate Resident cemetery, underthe direction of the Flynn funeral home. FOR DEPARTING Gl EST Mrs. Hull was born in England Mrs. Alex Lakie entertain or an attractively appointed dinner on April 3, 1887, daughter of Au and Martha Milligan Hurd. ai ner home in Castle Gate Sun- gust She had been a resident of Castle day, in honor of Mrs. .Andrew StevGate for six years. Surviving is enson who left for Wellsburg, West her husband, B. W. Hull. Virginia Monday. Beside the guest of honor the following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Campadell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston, Miss returned to San Jose, California Elizabeth Paterson and Mr. Lakie. Saturday morning, having spent a few days visit here with friends FOR MISS LAMBSON and relatives. Mrs. Marvin Lambson. assisted by Mrs. Jim Kavanagh, entertained Mrs. Tony Perry accompanied by at her home Tuesday night, at a her daughters. Miss Jane and Miss prettily appointed birthday party Edith Perry, left Saturday mornin compliment to her daughter, ing for Trinidad, Colo., to spend Miss Josephine Lambson. A birthseveral weeks vacation. day cake trimmed in pink with green candles centered the lunchSubscribe for The Journal eon table. Pink and green color scheme was carried out in the room decorations. "Michigan" was the diversion of the evening with the prizes going to Miss Moffitt and Miss Dart. The guests were the Misses Lillian Dart, Kathryn Dart, Charlotte Moffitt, Faye Taylor, Betty Mullins, LaThel Elliott, CENTRAL LUMBER & I SUPPLY COMPANY DRESSB ENTERTAIN Bunnel Motor Co. N Mrs. John Laborol entertained at a bridge luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her home. Luncheon was served at 1:30. followed by a session of contract. Prizes for the afternoon went to Mrs. D. C. Gibson, Mrs. Max Leute. Mrs. Arthur Dalplaz and Mrs. Jack Vlgnetto. Covers were laid for Mesdames M. Floyd. Max Leute, R. Dart, J. B. Kesler, F. Nyman, R. A. Nilson, Frank Barboglio. Henry Uhle, H. B. Simonsen, A. Litizzette. J. i, Eugene Gibson. D. C. Gibson, Jack Vignetto, Arthur Dalpiaz and Reagan Ratliff. Col-zan- Mes-dam- jobs re-ro- of Frakes In honor of Mr. and Mrs. E O Frakes. Mrs. Nancy and Morgan Miss Mae Michkind, Mr. and Mrs Roger Reynolds gave a dinner and dancing party at their home Saturday night. The dinner was served at 8 o'clock with old fashioned dancing and music following, being enjoyed by Messrs and Fred Buvia, J. R. Houtz R. P. Barren, and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Rose Hoffman of Hoi. per and Mr. and Mrs. T. Litizzette oi price. for estimate on repairs or O. of Salt Lake The guest list included Mr. city and' M Roger Reynolds, Mr and g- - Hout2. Mr. and Mrs. R. P an1 MrS-Harry Ctark ROOFING MATERIALS Call us rjcu tsuvta were parU Michkind tually, something has to be done about it. We are always well stocked BRIDGE-LUNCHEO- o'clock dinner oring Mr. and Mrs. E. When the id Marion Loftis, Amber Olman. Little Johnny, going to school in Mary Miss Ruth Chrtstensen, Js'ephi, Eliza Kavanagh. Beth Robinson. was a visitor at the home of Mr. the nudist colony, was smacked Jane Locke and Elaine Hecks. and Mrs. Jack Martell recently. soundly for putting a cocklebur in the teacher's chair. SUNDAY DINNER PARTY Mr. am! xt testa at a 6 PAGE THREE 1 Fresh Raspberry Sundae 15c Fruit Salad Sundae 10c 1834, 147-- J 89 N. Main. Helper, Utah BDM21 Blatz Brewing Co. Banana Split 3 !W n sugar, MO-lb- . I POT bag ROAST Pound 1 A I !') j II I I1 I O'IZC gWound B VV o pRKSHOUL. m I Ij melons OFLAMB Pjr: IOC a C Hjb. 13C j pund 15 C pork chops I I iI i Ti!gq.,., IOC j p 35C I I jUlbs JAMRGERClkl Ijmds FANCY .OC j HENS NG FRYERS I j whyyouwlllbe better satisfied v,;,!, a (7.Lif ALL-STEE- I ELECTRIC All the modern conv-- I nienco feahiroi including I iliding ihelvei; door opener; interior lighting; sutomntic tlefroitiog; temfoot-ped- uto-mt- ic perature control. Stesl Qu'k Chombtr. Oonot chip or rut. 3 SUI Cobinot th.t is built for a lifetime. Enamel exterior or 4 Monitor Top mKnoniw operte$ to quietly you ncrcelyherit.UiM leu current. Require! no attention, not even oiliog. ad out Sliding helvi 4 moro yoori on italed S I PUNISHMENT 1 . 10c PRICED AS LOW AS $ Hardware Company i J - the 33 cars u.hich entered the Indianapolis grind last month tvere equipped with FIRE- STONE TIRES with construe- tion. Not one car was forced out of the race on account of tire trouble, and six cars finished without a tire change FIRESTONE TIRES and only FIRESTONES give you protection. The Indianapolis grind and many other gruelling tests have demonstrated time after time the added protection and long life of Fire- stones, and you pay no more for this added protection. Cooled Electrically Our Glasses are Carefully Sterilized After each Serving j RYNE R'Sj THE GRILL CAFE Quick Service ERV CEl WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOMS? 50c TO 75c CAN ACCOMMODATE 800. I VJ OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HELPER. UTAH J gum-dippe- d h, Gum-Dippe- d ON DRAUGHT K5; 1 All of 500-mil- e high-stretc- Blatz and Fisher Beer Excellent Mealfc $124.50 FIRESTONES CAN TAKE IT! J X mecbaoiim for only ?. & I Helper Furniture IN- Conev Island Red Hots 1 , TT t Hest namourger m T luwu II VViin an uie iiAiiia addition to the itandard 1 yer wf 5 ranty, you are profited i FOR DOWNRIGHT LUNCHEONS In All re .diuitable in height Chocolate Fudge Lemon Custard Sherbet and Pineapple Orange Peppermint Stick JLLSL REFRIGERATOR L 2Stain!u ps ; GENERAL www. SUNFREEZE ICE CREAM - PHONE J M. O. POUTER, Mgr. Automotive Electricians 194 PHONE 812 HELPER, UTAH |
