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Show fAGE rim unncD TWO HELPER, UTAH, OCTOBER i2 ' THHRNAL B H The Delphian society held its regular meeting: in Price Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Hubbard directed the PRICE a PRICE lesson and gave the resume. Others HELPER UTAH CITICS J MOrtKH THEATRES IN reporting are: Mrs. Regan Ratcliff NEW PRICES Helper; Mrs. D. K. Downey, Hel- 10c - 15c - 20c per; Mrs. Mat Gilmour, Mrs. HenMatine NOW PLAYING 10c - 20c - 25c ry Ruggeri and Mrs. Oscar HanEvenings GRACE MOORE son, Price, were speakers as well. SCHOOL NEWS FRIDAY - SATURDAY Those taking part on the picture in HELPER CENTRAL MATINEES Mrs. discussion Bracken are: J. Friday Continuous after 3:45 Lee, Mrs. William It seems as though something Littlejohn, Mrs. Saturday - Contluous after 2:30 L. R. Fulmer, Mrs. D. W. Dalton, went wrong last week, and I was Mrs. A. Frank Drury, Mrs. Roy W. blamed. The officers of the 9th, We put them In and Robinson, Mrs. L. R. Grover, Mrs. 7th-1 Jack and now Mrs. W. J. apologize: m. Bing Vignetto, Five solid weeks In Salt Lake v The 9th are: ham and Mrs. Frank Grosao. 1 City and still going strong! Pauline Quilico, President. CCLUMCO See it again and again Virginia Greener, Mr. and Mrs. John Colzani are secretary-treas- . Marie Leger, 3 new the of a singing proud parents baby boy David Colton, John Amano and born last week. SUN. MON. TUE. tons liiif Ernest Silito, councilmen. Mrs. Dodge, advisor. Continuous Sunday J. H. Angel of Salt Lake city, The 8th-- l are: Grand Master of I. O. O. F. made from 2: 30 Jack Lloyd, president. an official visit to Helper Lodge MARLENE DIETRICH ROGER No. 55 Friday evening of last Ann Biondich, secretary-treas- . Feado, Evelyn ' vl week. He was accompanied by as Don Colton, councilman-Mr- . Mrs. Angel who holds the office of adviser. Pizza, Warden of the Rebkah Assembly. are: The 7th-Reas Odd Fellows y as well Many MacRay Lopez, president. bekahs attended the meet at the J Betty Griffiths, K. P. hall. A social hour followed John Malaker, secretary-treas- . the meeting. JUNE Francis Shrinner, councilman. lirwfr.MT V Robert Lake, reporter. a W WED. to SAT. Oliver K. Jameson, former Price Lucille Franson, councilman. 1 teacher, and sister, Miss Ellen Matinee Saturday 2:30 Mrs. Whittle, adviser. Mr. Bingham, one of the best- Jameson, of Salt Lake, visited RONALD COLMAN over the week-en- d at the home of liked of our faculty, departed to Mr. and Mrs. George Pizza. teach at Carbon High. A farewell party was given for him at Drurfi-J- " Mrs. Mary Contratto of San the School Auditorium and he was Jose, Cal., and daughter Mrs. Lee presented with a small gift from Dean, of Oakland, left Thursday the student body. The party was we wish morning for thier home after very well attended, and spending a few weeks visit here luck to Mr. Bingham. The first assembly was given toat the home of her and day (Oct. 3). It was voluntary THURSDAY ONLY i. du tighter, Mr. uuU Mrs. John and many of our students gave seKATHERINE PHILLIPS lections. Some gave readings, oth ers played or sang. It was very PRESENTS Frank Bonacci spent the fore and we are eagerly ex CARBON COUNTY ARTISTS Sparkling Musical Corned y- - part Of the week in Coalville Utah, enjoyable,the next assembly, which in drania. Sponsored and approved where he looked after U. M. W. A. pecting V. X. be from the faculty. will of the Columbus. by Knights B CHARMING DANCE REVUE matters. NOTE "Elysia" will not be John Gerandas attended to busi Virgil Wright, secretary-treasureshown Saturday night as preness matters in Denver, Colo., the PBICE BPRICE of U. M. W. of A., District first of the week. viously advertised. of 22, Cheynne, Wyo., arrived the SUNDAY MONDAY first of the week to visit with Do not forget the Columbus Day Mutinee Sunday JrUESDAY WEDNESDAY the local unions here. at the Rainbow Gardens Dane Continuous after 2:30 13. October Saturday night, CONSTANCE BENNETT Members of the Business and with Herbert Marshall in Professional Womens club of HelSHIRLEY TEMPLE HELPER SHOE SHOP per will motor to Provo, Sunday AND SHINE PARLOR morning to attend a B. P. W. convention luncheon, and take part in FIRST CLASS WORK TUESDAY ONLY the musical program. CONRAD NAG EL and 20 Years' " STAR i 8-- 1. A r n!!5 0' vr T 1 M: (! Him! , . I m I 1 IA I VyV n 17 hftpfp -- - v.v .,-' t Afictc. fndels Kevue laKes stage at tfonn i P "One Nght r 14" of Love" 1 ( mi'; ' If m P ?j 1 J ri" vice-preside- n:vna vw "The Scarlet i i i J NSsSa nfh .J ! vice-preside- (4. HUM i A E .m.".,.v..- - B K B 33 1S34 Empress' r ! ill 1 i On the Screen WARREN WILLIAM Bulldog mond Strikes Back' "SMARTY" Matinee 3:30 Night Shows 7 and 9 EVENING 40C ADULTS STUDENTS CHILDREN 20C 10C JOAN BLONDELL MATINEE ADULTS STUDENTS CHILDREN 15C IOC son-in-la- w i r, JYRJC I" "Outcast Lady" VIRGINIA BRUCE in "Dangerous Corners" WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY BARGAIN DAYS JOHN WAYNE in The Star Packer and Super Serial. BUCK JONES in The Red Rider FRI. & SAT. OCT. 19 & 20 JANET GAYNOR and LEW AYERS in "Servants Entrance" SOIlS n LiiLflsySTtM mm on REPAIR ORDERS FROM CAMPS JUKE ATOSTOL, Manager TUESDAY Octber 16 th Central School 7:30 P. M. APPRECIATION Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of Oct. 1934. S. P. Colton, Notary Public My commission expires August 24th, 1938. a Bin VWAWiViViViV THe Human J Side" in Hobbies Drama, Dancing, and Reading. EVERYBODY WELCOME I B HUB aB H I m 3:30 in "Fighting Code" Episode No. t 2 of Vanishing Shadows" RONALD COLMAN ill -- Now and porever, THURSDAY FRIDAY OCT. 18 . 19 - I- Sunday from 2:30 ContinwoMS Symphony News Brought Back by Popular Request i 16 Buck Jones Silly Mickey Mouse News ADOLPHMENJOU Publishers WIDE RAN OR h i db WE PAY POSTAGE STATEMENT of the ownership, Management, Circulation, etc., of The Helper Journal, published weekly at Helper, Utah, for October 12, 1934. L. G. BurreiiS, VV. F. MacKnight Publisher, Editor, managing editor and business manr.gar same Owner, fame. Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: C. Watt Brandon, Kemmerer, Wyoming; Intertype Corporation, San Francisco, Calif; Western Newspaper Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. L. G. Burress W. F. MacKnight Monday Shirley Temple Carole Lombard Gary Cooper "Little Miss Marker" Experience TUESDAY, OCT. Matinee Wednesday Sunday and SATURDAY ONLY Continuous show from 2:30 Evening Prices ADULTS and return of STUDENTS CHILDREN "The Three S Little Pigs" 6c 10c BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES with ADULTS 20c STUDENTS 15c CHILDREN 10c Loretta Young WW SAWYER TO LEAVE FILM TO BE SHOWN According to announcement last week, Frank Sawyer, head of the Mountain States Telephone offices in Prico, Helper and Greenriver, has been transferred to the Logan office. Mr. Sawyer will be succeeded by Ernest Lee, who is the present manager of the Brigham city branch. "Tomorrow's Citizen", a show depicting the various activities and methods of training students at Mooseheart, Illinois, home provided by the Loyal Order of Moose-hea- rt for children unable to finance themselves for an education, will be shown at the Strand Theater, October 21,22. B m 15c 20c Thursday 17-1- 8 'DAMES" Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Matinee i -- BACK 10c Night Wednesday October in 25c 20c Matinee and 13c 10c B PROJECTS APPROVED Admission 20c I 25c JAM H Do not forget the Columbus D4 Dance at the Kalnbow Garde Two Carbon county projects are October 18. listed as being among the 61 ap- Saturday night, proved by the governor's advisory C board in the weekly budget in which appropriations for the state totaling $275,506.60 were allotted. The Carbon projects include an ERA nurse (from medical funds), $316.19; and cleaning brush from Sales and Service the bottom of the Scofield reserFOR ALL CAES REPAIRS voir, $1993.89. UTAH Bunnel Motor HELPER - CHIPS AND SHAVINGS 4 ft a a Siiper-- X Short Shot String an exclusive feature of the Western Super-- X shotgun load enables you to pull down ducks that arc 1 5 to ao yards beyond the range of ordinary loads. Get your Weft-cSuper-X- , Xpert and Field thells here and the rest of your hunting supplies. m y Helper, Utah, 3 Deer Hunters Designed ir- rierei's ONLY ONE A if - .... i r" i This Cartridge of that buck by Improve your chance bagging shooting Western ammunition. Western Lubaloy soft point deer loads for the .370 Win., .30-0.30-4- 0 and .310 Savage were designed by deer hunters. The thickness of the Lubaloy jacket and the amount of exposed lead in the soft point nose make the bullet expand an- properly in deer and similar imals. Similar bullets are loaded in the .30-3Win. and other popular calibers. See our complete line of hunting supplies. thin-skinne- d Phone CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY CASTLE ROCK MERC. (The Only Western Dealer in Helper) THONE 72 B B B B B B B B B BBS FOR SERVICE B B BBB B WEAR-THE- 72 We Deliver First Grade Clean Coal at per ton very soon, it you have never used Western betore, try Western cartridges II1IBIIIIBIB0 I the series wound up in a i THE NEW complete rout and a riot But, we Firestone Century of Progress are still in the game, of supplying j you with building material We can YOU'LL PRIDE YOURSELF OVER A SET OF THESE NEW TIRES. help you make your home more comfortable this winter. Insulation , EASY RIDING, LONG Roofing or Weather Stripping. Call ARE GUM DIPPED us about any of them". 0 and shot gun shells, they are a sure kill and more accurate than any other make. Stock up now while our stock is yet complete in all calibers. HUB - Number 148 PUNCTURE-PROOF- TMPROVE your shooting by using WESTERN Ammunition and Shot Shells. Duck Season opens Friday, October 12, and Deer Season opens a R "YEP October 12, 1934 HELPER, UTAH jBRYNErS M. O. rORTER, Mgr. 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