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Show UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934 THE HELPER JOURNAL I vcrllent Meals LADIES' DEMlW The regular monthly of the Ladies' Democraticmeeting Club of Carbon County is scheduled for Monday, July 30, 2 p. m., at the BIKTHD Strand Sweet Shop. Clifton N. ,MLM-rt v,. D.., -:-BlaDC enttained Memmott, principal of the Spring Sunday &f at birthday Canyon school, will address the Partv tar Xf C.elebration ot her daugh group on the "Public Works Administration." Cards will occupy Blanco prePared a the remainder of the afternoon. white frosting, being assisted by DINNER PARTY ixi u ' Quick Service WnY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOMS? iv "nn Sth?' OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ATTENDED IDAHO MOOSE CONVENTION THIS WEEK PHONE Read All The Journal Ads, Sells CO. tOf cil tO built the greatest tire ever made to sell at such low prices. Then the wave of buying started car owners from Coast to Coast bought, not just one or m tires but a complete set! Come 7 I; I FRIENDS and other towns, the folks back home or members of your own family living in other cities are only a minute away by telephone. ! and station - to night rates begin p.m. Why not them with a call Low M. O. PORTER, Mgr. CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 'j Automotive Electricians station at 8:30 surprise tonight? - Heidelberg Beer is fully-ageand prove that guarantee beyond doubt. Row after row of huge ageing vats in the Blatz brewery each sealed and plainly marked with the Brew-Da- te of the beer it holds when When fully-age- d mellowed by "time" when its rich flavor and satisfying strength are "just right" it is bottled and the exact Brew-Dat- e shows on every bottle your guarantee of full age. DISTRIBUTED BY Ask "Long Distance" for any rates you would like to know. Birthday Sale J Anniversary invite you and try to match them with the numbers Monday night, July SO, at 8 o'clock, we give away $50.00 in cash prizes. Save your coupons weeks time to claim your prises. two allow to you In order to give everyone a fair chance we are going posted in the window. rrlUS WEEK 1 Best Foods Biscuit Cookies Purity 2 lbs Eggs A.l GRAHAMS, fresh, uncartoned Per Dozen P. B. C. SODAS, 3 pounds A.-- l 166 Best Foods Mayon naise, Spread, qts.. Pints, for 22c 38c 33c - SODAS, 3 pounds ere SOAP Schilling's Creme Oil Fruits - Vegetables 8c COFFEE, lbs Palmolive Soap Soap 5c J 12 G bars bars.. PaperA Oil Sardines Wax Diamond large rolls Paper 4 A 4r Common Oil Sardines, 3 for Beer BeoWs With Pints empties 4 V: 1 - f 'otjuvz.- - ill 1!I S428 H7-- J 39 N. Main St. Helper, I 'tah 1934. Blt Biwlnt Co. 4 v The Mountain States Telephone "& Telegraph wn r lr';t- ''V - -- ' WW) Co. Quarts Thompson's Milk, with cjc Malted 20 Os puzzles Cocoanut tong shreds sweet Ovaltine coa-Mb.b- ttf 50- - cent size j Soap Par Large pkg ... G saves la 28 Washing Powder aQA "f Coffee Pound can 31 TREE TEA Kraft's French Dressing, large size Green lic 8 ounces 12 pound .... 10c Tomatoes, large can 19c Salmon, Del Monte ....14c Deviled Meat Pineapple, medium can 3 for Large can, 19c ienna Sausage Assorted 9c 2 for Flavors ... K. King Beans 10c Corn K. K. 25c Blue Pine Corn, 2 for 25c Blue Pine Gem Peas, 2 for 10c Large can large peas LIFEBUOY, 13c 3 for Puffed Rice Try Borden's new 9c Flavor" m4 Puffed Wheat LUX, 19c milk, 5 cans Oats S for .. Crystal Wedding W ith regular cook book Libby Foods 25 Jello IS V Borden's Milk 39 18? ELECTRIC MJ.B. " Other Items 2 The 27 White King f Malted Milk a fA 1U 6 ... .3 New Spuds, 10 can 3c pound Fresh Tomatoes, lb 5c can Utah Cantaloupes Unwrapped Lemons, doz...l9c 2 ounces 5c Spices lh. UlMiv,-'- " c Lettuce lb. 24c Cabbage, new, Utah, 2c Bunched Vegetables J Wax i Friday, Saturday and Monday we have maintained an honest EWE YEARS AGO Allred and Hyde opened the O. P. Skaggs store at Helper. Since that time, customers. to our T business, trying always to bring the best merchandise at the lowest possible prices to offer. Sale" and avail yourselves of the many bargains we have to come to our "5th we Strictly m DbtWIMR f Jt T Ji. 0. ATT to you that Blatz Old d Phone ImV.WV.WWAV.V.VAW.V.WAV.V.VAV.V.V Ml .v.. .v.- WW. Helper Mercantile Co. HELPER, UTAH PHONE 72 J HELPER, UTAH V'V. ' EVERYHeidelberg 0 ii 342 Guarantee o bottle of Blatz Beer has plainly printed on its neck label the exact date on which the contents was brewed. Thus does Blatz guarantee "It's 8:30-L-et's Call Them Up" 1601, PHONE Your Beer l" and let us show you the Firestone or 1934 in i 4 $ we So ..J? . Sight and Long Wear, at a Moderate Price." Safety, J-- CHIPS AND SHAVINGS f Skid W ea-tel- Tire Sensation of 34 The ione 3 i and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kavanagh and Herbert Robinson and family. Max Berg has recently returned to his home in Provo from New York City, where he has been attending school for three years. A party composed of Mr.' and Mrs. L. W. Williams, Mr. and 194 Mrs. Hose H0ffrnan Mrs. Oliver Peterson, A. J. Cnr'son anU d Mrs. Estelle H. Thomas enterAW The jolly afternoon wL entained at a family dinner Tuesday and Moroni Hunt attended the annual Idaho State convention of with the following guests in at Cart r Magg,e, Annie the Loyal Order of Moose at P and tendance: Wyman Berg, Joan July 24 and 25. They report Berg, and Max Berg, of Provo, a successful convention nnd a i tost delightful trip. On the'r way to Pocatello they stopped in Of den lj and witnessed the big celebra.ion held Monday night. Several high officers of the Moose Lodge were in attendance at 1 Helper, Utah the convention, among them being july 27, 1934 Number 137 Senator James J. Davis, Pennsylvania, director general of the is to buy it! That is the way extra value $ IT SEE rpO lodge; Malcolm R. Giles, supreme " stands out in the new Firestone Century of Progress secretary; Don Stewart, editor of the Moose Magazine; Al J. Sarto-ro- l, what car out owners found We wanted in most a fire. supreme dictator, and Kather-in- e them. Out of more than ten Smith, grand recorder. te then we gave it to million visitors to the Firestone Factory last year, we ob- Subscribe for The Journal Bined this opinion: "Give us Blowout Protection, Non- flUPER. t'TAI1 n ! - PAGE THREE &WAV Soaps "No-Cook- Tobaccos Prtn O. P. Service Albert for is velvet, J for Durham 8 for Onfl Tuxedo, ! 'or 0 pound.. ... SPEluty i Cake Flour packa-r- 31 Pike's Peak " lb. i w Lard packages, shipment . . lir 75 Orangesmm A JJr mcin." r p. rheesc, 2 lbs.. SKCCS Tenderoni A complete meal for ft dime PELKIOl'S 4Q r Cleansers can SUNBRITE CLEANSER, bars 10 WRAPPED SOAP, .t rc JJT Chocolate 31 ... 5c to 9c Newhall, large Beef Roasts, lb 25c dozen c.oLc 2 lbs. Sunkist, large jmA 23c lb. dozen Lunch Meats, assorted, 9c Rest on the Market Veal Roasts, lb. J.. 5c Ground Meat, per poun 19 Blsqui(.k( Package Frankfurters Baker's loi r co. Silk, In the Market Coffee 21$ 3T rnnV iimrtS qr Saving in time and energy is just as important to the housewife as any other kind of Noodles Fould's high grade pkg mfiA Corn Flakes Keliogg's, Large pkg, 11 Rockvvood .4c 19c 16c 9c Cocoa saving. The cleanliness of Electric Cooking; will free you from one of the most disagree able jobs in the entire house scrubbing the insides or sides and bottoms of blackened pots and pans. Electric heat is as pure and clean as sunshine, and not a pet nor a -- an becomes blackened from carbon. There's no soot, smoke, grime nor rhes. Wouldn't you enjoy being free from this form of kitchen drudgery? This freedom is yours with Electric Cooking. ELECTRICITY IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN YOUR HOME for cakes, drinks can ... etc., b. CLOROX, pints i i .' |