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Show 0 UTAH, :!h' AUGUST 17, 1934 THE HELPER JOURNAL ' W1 . 1 1 Household Hints j ' rc? iew i ucairc is' now onen. Tr 1 BtfJem house and your patronage is solicited. ' of the Huish chain,' the best of pictures will part Deal prices. Ray Sutton will be "ible, and at New had nearly twenty years of has Manager. He KcaUUlui 1 MANY Aide Sentenced XT l1-- experience )ool! cJi "n. Sii M-i- Penthouse snemg l,r8e MYRNA LOY and others An Arthur Somers Roche story Gable and Pat- - and secreUry of the International Labor Defense of that sentenceJ to six months fn I U jail ednesday, after being conpickles sa'ad dressing victed of vagrancy by a "I was not convicted ofjury. vagrancy, but I was convicted because of niy political beliefs." declared Miss than there Black, who recently o participated in a hunger strike with other alKeeping Salt in Summer leged communists in the San FranEspecially in summer is cisco prison. most apt to become idd a A new trial was asked for which Utt e cornstarch to damp, was denied. Miss Black contended salt in the shaker and a she was not a vagrant, as she great deal of was employed at a salary of $10 a week S??twillbepreventedas secretary of the labor defense of i tablespoons of salt.cornstarch to Seventeen of 24 alleged communists have been indicted in San COOKING HINTS Francisco on charges of criminal Chicken Delight syndicalism. 2 chickens. you.;; Salt, pepper, celery, parsley and onion. and aavt! 3 Pkgs. of elbow macaroni. 1 pound fresh mushrooms. 2 quarts milk. Chicken stock. With Otto Kruger and Madge Evans Method: Cook chicken with seasonings. Cut up into rather large pieces. Cook macaroni. Make a blow by blow thick cream sauce. Add chicken, UER-CARNERA macaroni and mushrooms fight pictures . . r , when ready to serve. to die regular program tor Wed- .j he added Plaids I ruit Ginger Ale Priced! I cxira com to patrons. 2 sliced oranges. Ljayand lnursuay next, I slice lemon. atinuous show atter Z p. m. on Wednesday, with low 1 cup of . .. i a Tl,,,.c4-..- , grated pineapple. u m. uum snows Lanee prices p. cup of erane iuice LAZY the feature hours. iuVLK usual is for 1 cup of Jy at granulated sugar. Method: Mix fruit well. Add a eJnesday and Thursday. tiny pinch cinnamon and nutmeg. Let stand in ice box for 2 hours. WIT T. nPKRATE M4TI1?ISS rightand UTiivrs . Just before serving add 3 pints of 'lors! Get OF EACH WEEK. ON SUNDAY '', ginger ale, ice,nore sugar if nec'DAY AND SATUJRDAY in ill . r a. on - ..... , riAVTTVITAI'C CJIIMI'O.3 "nn-- i HERE 'tLu essary and serve immediately. Others MATINEE PRICES, UNTIL 6 P. M. ie price. ' BAKING HINTS TUESDAY ONLY for Interlude Paris i huuuui iuuuuay in'ii nv Mvn -- ii Tii.il " " )1V nniimmi,!,. Scriptures tell us that to Y,iiiriin the ttoker in Licensed attendance Embalmer Say you read UTAH Phone 29 !?KiCE Jjace Service it in The Journal Phone news items to The Helper Journal. Phone 21 MIL'S CABARET DANCING EVERY EVENING night! .EE! iy j '$ MU SPECIAL DANCES Wfii to Ti cup of scalded milk. Vanilla. egg whites. Method: Mix well. Sugar, flour, cream tartar, baking powder and salt, which has been sifted four times. Add scalded milk slowly while still hot. Stir while adding. Add flavoring. Mix well. Fold in stiffly beaten whites. Put in un greased angel cake tins and bake in slow oven, 45 minutes. Take it from oven, invert, and let stand until cold. Frosting 2 tablespoons of hot milk. teaspoon of butter. 1 cups confectioner's sugar. Method: Add butter to hot milk. Mix well with sugar. Add flavor ing and spread. 3 "" GENERAL HINTS To Prevent Children's Diseases A prominent health official has said that sickness could be lessen ed greatly by one little act. That is to always wipe thoroughly witn a clean damp cloth the top of ev ery milk or cream bottle before removing the cap. To Clean Mirrors Mirrors or plate glass may be easily cleaned by sponging them with a cloth dampened with in the neV FIRE- T0N'E CENTURY OF PROGRESS TIRE. Firestone 'Ma what car owners wnntpil mar in a tire and cave Ut'sthe to W.1V evtra ctanrls lno rut them Protection Non- kid Safety, Long Wear, at Moderate Price plowout 40 teaspoon cream tartar. 2-- 3 TO BUY IT fO SEE IT IS 3RAF Emil Parcieh, Prop. Mile South of Helper " f iVi'iVi Refreshments YOUR FRIENDS AT EMIL'S Hliin Highway 1 l'i . . - in ana i . let us show you the new nnrcTnVFS riftLJiu "p 1934 with the for uncqualed triple guarantee -"iwnce, tor life against all detects, tor iz mwuu. Railroad hazards. TV- S fL Y 11 La R. S SERVICE Motor Co. Sti Sal... OR A LI. Fred Hall, Dictator -A. J. Carlson, Secretary at 8:00 P. M. Every Tuesday rAi! UTAH in KnlglitsofJ The Journal''n7oTnheBt te ZL ra I Home Owned .:. Home Operated Uriccs reasonable. $Ja Og-de- Ov IGNORANC E OF GOD HELD AS OBSTACLE "Soul" is the subject of the in all Churches Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, lesson- of -sermon gust Au- 19. Among the scriptural citations is making up the lesson-sermo- n the following: "Both riches and honor come of Thee, 'and Thou reignest over all; and in thine hand is power and might; and in thine hand it is to make great, and to give strength unto all." is Included in the lesson-sermoalso the following correlative passage from the Christian Science textbook, page 390: "We cannot deny that Life is and we should never deny the everlasting harmony of soul, simply because to the mortal senses, there is seeming discord. It is our ignorance of God, the divine principle, which produces apparent discord, and the right understanding of Him restores harmony." n a young man the And in County Catholics and their guests, numbering about 200, enjoyed an annual outing sponsored Sunday at Spring Creek, this side of the Scofield reservoir, by REX LYE, 3 cans 6C BROOMS, Sunfw'r A good quality.... "t white or yellow rtackane m ei Wk v package BAKING CHOCOLATE, Hershey's 1 pound cake SALMON, Chum, Benllur lib tall can ill 4TLa ,s Be SODA CRACKERS, American brand, OVALTINE, caddy 3-l- VALAMOUNT SERVES, assorted, jar 2-l- b. 43a GRAPENUT PRE 19$ FLAKES, pkgs. 33s DAK'G POWDER can.. 27e Calumet, SAFETY! t..o r'il especially good for steering and lei in systems. Come today easier and us make your car won't take safer to drive. It is long. Want to Join the U. S. Army? William C. Webb, army the recruiting officer for region, announces that number in addition to the limited Fort at existing vacancies of been au- Douglas, he recently has thorized to seieci io j""6 in tho v rpcular army. for service 10 for for the following stations:of Mon- Presidio Cavalry, the 11th a o ior uie terey, Cal.; ana Mont. Missoula, Fort fantry,. for enlistment ap- 10 ue cnfo' be between the ages plicants must unmarried and 35 years, of 18 and without dependents; ciw""" erences also are required. Apphca.hould be made to the Army 451 Federal Recruiting Station, Bldg., Salt rvnel Inter-mount- ain -- Helper Super Service CENTRAL HELPER """'T"A 50-ce- size ... nt b. FLY FOIL, 35c PINTS QUARTS 59. PK AND BEANS Pierce's, 3 tall cans TOMATOES, pound 3c BCH. VEGETABLES Per bunch CANTALOUPE, 5S WATERMELON, Green River, lb C 1 A &2& In Our Meat Department BEEF ftTo POT A lb." 4 GROUND BEEF freshly ground, lb... meaty cuts, lb LEG OF SPRING LAMB, lb FRANKFURTERS BACON, Sliced, POT ROAST meat, lb 0gV W v.v.......l pound STATE BRIDGE SERVICE STATION MARTINELLI GARAGE TELEPHONE 80-- J I 19C Fruit and Vegetable Department nection with the HELPER to CEDAR CITY by TELEPHONE $1.20 AFTER 8:30 P. M... Station-tO'Statio- n mA 7"rRates You're always in touch by TELEPHONE Subscribe for The Journal EMM irMirWriHriJ It's the world famous square Maytag tub, the finest washer Maytag ever built MASON CAPS, KERR LIDS, dozen V'2-l- b MARTINELLI & CO. with full equipment to serve your car in con- menu. head, pints THE MISS Rebol, STEERING GINGER ALE, Arrow- TEA, Shasta, green or black, pkg. Is now under management of BBEES23M erican, 2 tall cans 27e all FOR VISITOR 23 Kerr, dozen VEAL Council. Q -- ROASTS Sports and novelty contests for children and adults and a softball game were features of the outing, which was one of the most successful in the history of the SOAP, Spl. White 10 bars PINEAPPLE TidROYAL GELATINE DES bits, 3 small cans... SERT, all flavors, SPAGHETTI, Franco Am- - t t LOU Council No. 2611 of the. Knights of Columbus. Ii bag PACHES, Mission A brand, 2 tall tins.... CORN MEAL, Quaker's Each Carbon v e, that Ossana left early Wednesday after they are married sometimes morning for Chicago. Mr. and she wishes he would. Mrs. Vieta will continue on to Detroit, where they will receive a new Phone news items to The car, purchased by H. B. Simonsen, Journal. Helper and will visit with relatives and friends in Kansas. Mr. Ossana will purchase a new car in Flint, Mich., and return by way of Kansas, where he will visit with an uncle. The trip will be of about three weeks' duration. candy pull and dancing party was Tuesgiven at the Lambson home eveday night. Hostesses for the Misses Lambson, the were ning Editha Horning and Elaine Wood. Guests were the Misses Lund, Evelyn Lambson and Dorothy 3-l- U Before Miss Maxine Complimenting Lund, of Magna, a guest at the home of Miss Alva Lambson, a $ WHITE KING pkc 29C TOILET SOAPS4ba17c marriage ON EASTERN TRIP will often tell his betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Barney Vieta, their he would go to the end of daughter, Miss Corine, and Robert world for her if necessary. CARBON CATHOLICS HOLD OUTING AT SPRING CREEK Castle Rock Merc. I About eighty-fiv- e members of the Moose Lodge and their families and friends from Helper were present at the state Moose outing Saturday and Sunday at Luke's Hot Pots, near Heber. A dance featurFRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 7 AND 18 ed the opening Saturday night. ? Sunday morning a Legion meeting was held in one of the pots, at which a large number of members were initiated in the second degree. Sports of all kinds followed the Sunday noon lunch, with three !.of t WHITE KING, CHANDU, MISSION BELL ball games as the chief attraction. Results of the games were: He i per n I; COFFEE, M and J 1, Salt Lake 21; Tark City 8, KARO SYRUP light 3. In the finals Park City I" lb. Pkg or dark, b can.... per nosed out Salt Lake to an 8 to 1 score. 1' FLY SWATTERS, rubber, SALAD FISH, clear The Helper lodge will sponsor an wire, cellophane, at outing Helper the first part of water, 2 No. Vz cans each September, with the date and place to be announced later. RAISINS, seedless, J HELPER, UTAH MOOSL LOYAL ORDER OF 16 NO. HELPER LOIXiK "" "l Service Baer-Carne- Joseph fourth Wednesday anniversary & birthday afternoon, when her mother gave a weiner roast, near Kenilworth. A birthday cake, trimmed in white and pink frosting was prepared for Iff the occasion. Those assisting Mrs. Rebol were Mrs. Andy Babich, Mrs. EASY Keno Ariotti, Miss Inez Regruto oh miqs Marion Bonacci. The aftyoungsters enjoying the jolly ernoon were Billie Babich, Ruth Bernardi, Aline Savage, KennethCrissAriotti, Lillian and Jackie a lion Helen Biondich. ..w.t man, mute, vour car steei Anna juwt Smalich, Marguerite Bonacci, a big thing when of Helper, (jeraiaine orunu u ea8y. Thai's Millerich of . If tTTT ik' IiO Bingham; Dorothy you re going iasi. iu.ana ivm.ci.. Glen, rnmp Spring world's finest grease lubricanL, of Spring Canyon. Automotive Electricians 342 The management of the Strand Theatre at Helper, in conjunction with the American Legion, will present the fight pictures next Wednesday and Thursday, August 22 and 23, with continuous show at matiness prices Wednesday afternoon. The Strand, after being closed for remodeling and installation of new equipment, opened Wednesday of this week. For tonight and Saturday the feature attraction will be "The Dancing Lady," and on Sunday and Monday, "Penthouse," featuring Warner Baxter. For Tuesday next there will be a single-da- y change, with Paris Interlude," and on Wednesday and Thursday, the fight pictures added to a fine program, and without extra charge. "Lazy River," the feature, insures a show that will be interesting to ladies, as well as to those who like fight pictures. BIRTHDAY OF LITTLE Little Miss Dolores Mae daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. L. Rebol, celebrated the M. O. PORTER, Mgr. PHONE FIGHT PICTURES WILL BE SHOWN AT THE STRAND FROM HELPER AT MOOSE OUTING Carbon EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ?$m MEET MTIM Cheap Angel Food Cake 1 cup of sugar, cups of flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder. him weather is pretty dry who hath shall be given, and this Li here, but it doesn't seem to never is more forcefully proven oats. wild .siuced the crop of than in the frequent case of the father of eight children whose wife S. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. presents him with a pair of twins. h is com-ttuni- st S WITH WARNER BAXTER ford irauxthheScanbeused iVI3atIer..Salraunafish. frm San Francisco that P,rt Elaine Black, asserted i SUNDAY and MONDAY c PAGE THREE SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY with all newest improve- - It has the famous Maytag imRoller Water Remover proved almost a washer in itself. It has the famous Cy rata tor water action originated and perfected by Maytag the fastest water action known. It has the Auto Type shift lever Sediment Zone Adjustable legs all the features that have made Maytag the world's most popular washer. It is built you entra throughout to give trouble-free, years of dependable, economical washing service. See the Maytag dealer near you. See this Maytag fur yourself. Learn Iww small a dou n payment uill place one in your home. 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