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Show PAGE FOUK HUNTERS' FROLIC Helper Helper Hunt Your Deer By Light BUT Bring Your Dear This Night Saturday, October 20 To Wible's Dance Orchestra Ladies Free Gents. 50c mm gfegii B. P. W. ATTEND MEET Members of the Business and Professional Womens clubs of Ileber City, Nephl, Payson, Richfield, Provo and Helper met at Provo Sunday afternoon, where they held the central and southern conference in the Roberts hotel banquet rooms. The afternoon meeting was opened with a banquet luncheon afterwhich followed a panel discussion, "Why is Economic Planning Essential to National Stability", with Miss Fern Bauersfeld, national representative, acting as chairman. Miss Carloyn Stein of Helper club, was one of the panel members. The Misses Rae Chrlstensen and Ivy Memmott accompanied at the piano by Faye Christensen, sang two vocal duets. Those present from the local club were Mrs. A. S. Wahl, Mrs. Marie Dletz, Mrs. Kate Happs, and the Misses Max-in- e House, Alice Bene, Josephine Feado, Inez Regrute, Anna Crowley, Faye and Rae Christensen, Mary Ottosen, Carolyn Stein, Ivy Memmott and Marion Bonaccl. HELPER MERCHANT WEDS One of the interesting events of im the season to Helper residents was the marriage and reception this week of Rachel Monfredi of Price and Nick Koulas, Helper businessman. The couple were united in marriage Sunday evening at the Greek Orthodox Church at Price and a wedding reception followed here in the Grill club rooms. Chris Bolotas of Price was host man wh'la He'"n and Sophia Monfredi acted as bridemaids. T'ij bride was dreed in white silk. At the reception over and eighty relatives and friends were in attendance for the banquet at which Bill White acted as toastmaster. Short talks were given by some of the close friends of the bride and groom. The newly-wjd- a were extended the best wishes of all for many years of marita 1 happinoRS and hied themselves off to California for a short noneymoon. The couple expect to return to Helper vhere they will make their future home. in STARCH, Corn 2 Staley's I OVALTINE small size & Gkmss WE DELIVER Fruit 2 pound 67 MOTHER'S OATS, China Vt CORNED BEEF, Derby Brand, 12 ox. can '. 17 COCOA, RockwooU's 2 pound can RICE, Rivermald 5 pound bag DEL MONTE No. cans 2 ASPARAGUS, Early Garden, 2 for PEARS, Bartlett, No. 2Vz cans each PEACHES, Sliced or Halves No. 2Vz cans each BLACKBERRIES, No. 2 cans 2 for CHERRIES, Royal Anne No. 2Vz cans each PEAS, Evergrrwm 25 2 No. 2 cans POKK S & BEANS, Pierces tall cans CORN MEAL, Quakers, White or Yellow lfc lb. .. i 320 PUMPiUN, No. 2Ji cans ch 13 LII-T- A p. A J. 2? Heinz SOAP, 12 Studio 23e for CATSUP per bottle large can Pum-ki- n or Kraut, 11c; Corn. Prem. Wheat, 28c; A. J. Pancake Flour, 23c; 5 lb. box Spaghetti or Macaroni, 50c; B. P. Catsup, 2 for 25c; Wax Paper, 7c; K. K. Shrimps, 2 Flakes, TOMATOES large 2 for ... 25C CRACKERS Soda per box 34C MINCE MEAT, Rum Flavor, Hewlett's 2 pound for 29c RAISINS 4 pound pkg. .... 27s 11c; for 23c; Log Cabin 8yrup, medium, 39c 13C KRAUT large cans, each Market POT ROAST bars per lb IKES 2H . KIN SO ftSAf large package ROASTS, Veal Pot, nice meaty ruts, per lie In the Market PORK I Corn fed young pork, even though It is higher than last year, and will continue to be, U now within reason for your Sunday dinners. Pork roasts from the shoulder, 12c to 15c lb; Pork Chops from the loin, 18c; fine Loin roast 16c; Pork Sausage, 2 lbs., 25c; Spare Rips for roasting and fresh Side Pork, 15c lb. BEEF f roasts In Young tender Bght flesh and fat, 10c to 15o per lb; eastern Beef roasts, meaty cuts, 12c to 15c per lb; Soup Meat or boiling meat very reasonably priced. VEAL, LAMB Specials u,:;tr' MEATS lb. LEG OP LAMB per pound 15! SALAD DRESSING, qts., 23c; Iodized Salt,' 6c; White or Brown Sugar, 2 for 18c; A. H. Soda, 8c; Jell, 6c; 4 lb., Seedless Raisins, 29c; 2 lbs., DeL M. Prunes, 25c; Tuna 19C steer-bee- large package 19 23c OTHER BARGAINS 56C BUOY SOAP LUX PL ROAST, Beef Pot per pound J ROAST, Pork Shoulder Jt per pound 3 SOAP SALE One lge. and 1 med. Peets Soap, 29c; 4 pkgs., Super Suds 29c; 10 bars crystal White and one 9 oz., Peets Sic; 5 rakes Falmolive Soap, 23c TWO POUNDS lb. can SPAGHETTI, large can Portrait Free 3 bars , Cuts per pound lb. tins 35 20(2 LUX TOILLT ; ROAST, Pork Leg, Center, 1 29C 21e 3Vfj 33 2 23 22C SALTED FE.VMTS, Cellophane bag I lb QUALITY "C CIUSCO, I" each TOMATOES, Solid Pack 3 No. Zt cans SOAP, Crystal White 10 bam COCOA, s, it 2S COFFEE, S. and W. 1 pound 43c 19 STRING BEANS, Misnlon, 8 N. 2 cans ij i Her-shey'- LUX large package jar Crystalware large pkg. 4Cta LUX & LIFEBUOY 3 bars 'j JAM, Hewlett's Pure 5 I I RINSO large pkgs. each 17 35 Many Carbon residents were mong those attending the 29th annual session of the O. E. S., which met last week In the Masonic temple in Salt Lake City. Those attending from Carbon county were Mesdamea Viola Metz and Nellie Cavanan of Helper, Christina Housten of Castlegate, Joe E. McKee and Sara Wilson of Rolapp, Sina Johnson, Marguerite Reeves, LaVise Radcliff, Therese Robinet-te- , Alice Ferguson, Monima Crockett, and Erma Monroe Mrs. Monroe is worthy matron of Naomi chapter No. 13 of Price, Utah. Mrs. Alice Ferguson was appointed Grand Matron for the ensuing year. Quality First"! 280 packages a- - tentrai Home Owned .:. Home Operated Ji O. E. S. MEET arrival of o ait a,Titinethe sela series of plays to be read forcom- T.i.. mauo The committee is ection Mr. and Mrs. Lynn of prised Miss Orpha Faler, Mrs. Broadbent, Bert Bunnel, and ts. ti. nyuc. Mr Broadbent will coach the selected productions which will be is expected time. It within a short be that at least two plays willcomof chamber the presented by merce during the coming season. SIRLOIN STEAKS, per pound 712C PORK Shoulder per pound 14C BEEF STEAK per pound ISC 4 TAMALES each 18 HAMBURGER 2 pounds 17 FRANKFURTERS, per lb ... 5C 19C IOC DJBSRAGCS Horn "A SURETY OF PURITY" MOTION PICTURE DIRECTJ ui i loose HELPER TUES.AVFD At the STRAND in hpt . At the STAR in PRICE, SUN. & MON. OCT 21 11 SAYS WILL HAYS, 1 Al rilAWAitiA I I mil UC1U13ER 26 11 I" "II markets; Service First O T7 XJL Mid Spring Canyon Coal T TVI7'Tn AdJL Alt Ve Remain Open Late Daily and all day Sunday FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 19 ."JJ" Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated PUMPKINQLlTffl Spring Canyon Coal Mines rmiviIII '11'" Till" QUCCESQ SPRING CANYON COAL CO. MINCE MEAT9XN SARDINES ,N01L at Spring Canyon, Utah Y General Offices 817 Newhouse Building, "'V T sTt "W TJfra Vvw per "W ntAviT. v A fnr, SMALL STANDARDS Salt Lake City, Utah 1 dozen SMlM rite 9 S) LARGE $2100.00 CASH Friday 19 .:. Saturday 20 entry blanks and. rules lor new Wheat Hearts Slogan Contest. COFFEE all brands per lb. WHEAT easy-to-w- 4 &fj MILK, Bannner brandy 5 for SUGAR, Cloth bag COCOA, 2 pound bag . $1.81 g0Ap Hershey's cans St WHE ATIES 1. f Per vks. 292 250 PRUNES, New crop pound bag 35 CRACKERS, Grahams j 2 pound box Jmrny PAR washing powder per package 29 P-NU- RAISINS 1 pound package PkSs- limiJar MEDAL Kitchen Tested SPEdAL VVH.TE K T APPLES, Jonothan per bushel VEGETABLES S239 SPUDS $139 5C GRAPES rn"ALADS 5C CELERY pcTAs"ikFANCY IlMds 5C aS;HJ LETTUCE FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. MEATS PORK ROAST per pound 12? PORK STEAK per pound 130 PORK LOIN CHOPS 2 pounds for 350 HOT TAMALE8 each ONIONS 50 SAUERKRAUT, bulk for OYSTERS, fresh large size per doz PORK ROAST, Corn ed, per pound LOIN LAMB CHOPS per pound m j -f- 5 180 250 2 pounds RIB STEAKS, Fancy steer beef, per lb VEAL POT ROAST, milk fed, per lb. . 12, 4 - f , 1Q LEG OF LAMB, milk fed, per pound . PICNIC HAMS 4r per pound BACON, Sliced, Sugar cured, per lb 290 CHEESE, Roquefort per pound - & ltt B T FANCY v MEATS POT ROAST tTpotllO 15c 14c PORK ROASTS .VEAL ROAST "1,120 PORK CHOPS M LAMB CHOPS sZl.... GROUND BEEF Tlfnti Mock Chicken Legs ... St FRANKFURTERS It'. TAMALES KLLS. l?s ncr nnnn.l FRYERS ALL KINS of CHEESE LLNCH MEAT "Ti3 WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK A LARGE ASSORT-MENOF FANCY PEELS FOR YOUR THANGSGIV ING FRUIT CAKE. 150 POT ROAST fancy t- osteer beef, per lb. 0 10 ue s' FRESH FISH audi ranged' - - BISQUICK, per package mee 1uesl The FLOURS MATCHES carton I atherin; FOOD FOR CHAMPIONS 98 250 SALAD DRESSING He 550 HONEY, in the Comb 2 combs quart Jars sepii hdR. L .sal spe PALMOLIVE SOARLMe SALMON tall tins each CLEANSER SUNDMTE 2 fr MILK BSATR BRAND ,a" ,ins 29e "VCR0P HONEY 1 MATCHES rn' 25C BUTTER lit Salad Dressing LrDE 25C 9S OATS CAI!NATION- 69? FANCY HENS in FT OT TR GLD HONEY, gallon cans each 2 pound I 1 10 pounds FLOUR, Star brand ttowa We have free SPECIALS 48 pound jeratioi riant is circula $1,000 1st PRIZE 99 PRIZES Meat Market and Grocery Sere a ; benef rely P1 PKG I 60 0 se ' LARD The best veal available on the market and also I'tah's top lambs at prices which are very reasonable. Veal stew, 2 lbs., 15c; Chops 2 lbs., 25c; roasts 9c to 15c lb; lamb roast 15c to 17c lb; Chops 17c lb; Stew 10c lb. Chickens for roasting 20c lb; fat stewing Hens, 15c lb; Picnic Hams lower In price than bacon, lie lb; Bacon 28c; In piece, 25c; to 85c lb; sliced. Shortening, 2 lbs, 25c; Honey In the comb, 2 for 25c; N'lppy Cheese, 15c; lb; Luncheon, meats of all kinds. "Tomorrows Citizen" Phone news items to The 21 Helper Journal. Phone one-hundr- Castle Rock Merc. Ji KAISINS, Seedle J 4 pound bag n, NEW MEMBERS Ten new members were initiated into the Business and Professional Women's Club of Helper last Mondy at a banquet held In the Strand Sweet Shop. Mrs. A. S. Wahl and Miss Maxine House as sisted by Miss Anna Crowley and Miss Marion Bonaccl were in CHAMBER PLAY COMMITTEE charge of the initiation. The committee In charge of the The banquet tables formed a "U" chamber of commerce dra- Helper being centered with a bowl of yellow and white chrysanthemums with green tapers at each end. DR. N. E. KING The placards were green made in form of a ship with B. P. W. emEyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined: blems. Miss Alice Bene, president, acted as toastmistress and Repair YVork. she called upon the new members UTAH HELPER to give a short talk on "Why I Became a Member". In the center of tho "U" a lovely cake trimmed in green and cream frosting IMPORTANT PRICES Our store always has imMRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. portant prices for you, imUndertaker Licclttted Eiubalmei portant to your purse and In attendance you can't afford to pass up UTAH PRICE our bargains many of which Phone 2 mbulance Service NEW CENTl KV CLUB Bpaoe will not permit us to We handle the advertise. The New Century Club held its wsaass. bent foods possible to buy; annual opening tea Wednesday, and when a price drop is efOctober 10 at the American Legion n fective, you get the advanthall in Price. The scheme in full age now You can depend on was carried out to represent Inus. dian summer. Autumn leaves, DEER HUNTERS cornstalks, and a tepec were arcan of Pork and Large ranged very effectively for decoraMEAT and GROCERY Beans, 10c; Raisins 6c pkg; tion. All officers wore Indian Hershey's Kisses, 23c pound; Sweet bulk chocolate, 19c lb; Cigarettes, $1.39 a carton, Phone 244 11c a pkg; Dills, 17c a can; oval Sardines, 2 for 15c; S. Friday 19 .:. Saturday 20 & W. Coffee 29c; Grahams MILK 2 lbs. 23c; Ginger Snaps, 2 25c. lbs. 3 for A cans : TELEPHONE 35 J President Louise Peacock called all to assemble to the beat of the tom-toafter which the pipe of peace ceremony was orierea. The program consisted of a vo cal solo, Heart That's Free", by Miss Acnes Morgan accompanied by Mrs. Ora B. Harding. Indian dance bv Mrs. Mrs. Ha2el Jean- selme. Darlene Burton, Lorraine Stevens, Fae Jasperson, Marie or Redd with the accompany Frankle O'Driscoll: redskin leg ends. Christine Axeleard; violin duet, "Indian Love Call", by Max-in- e and Helen Groussman. Some interesting Indian games were played. The winners of the prizes were Mrs. Margaret Lee and Miss Flora Fausett. The tea table was very attractively set with amber and green, with two green tapers in silver candle holders. A bowl of marigolds furnished the centerpiece. Guests of the evening were: Mrs. Frank Groussman, Mrs. O. T. Brooks, Miss Bessie Lundquist, Miss Alice Floyd, Mrs. Ray Walters and Miss Kate Smith. The next meeting of the New Century club will be held at the home of Miss Christine Axelgard, October 24. Mrs. Matthew Gilmour will review "San Michele." m RAINBOW GARDENS nrtth "Welcome to the B. P. W." over the top, this being presented by Mrs. Wahl. The new members initiated were Mrs. Kate Happs, Mrs. Mayme and Hansen, Mrs. Jack Sullivan Christ-ensoRae and the Misses Faye Mary Ottosen, Carolyn Stein, Lucille Allslop, Elodvlne Other Parry, and Priza Vieta. members present were Mrs. Wahl, Mrs, George Sprattling, Marie Deitz and the Misses Anna Crowley, Alice Bene, Josephine Feado, Inez ReETUto. Ivv Memmot, Max ine House and Marion Bonnacci. The following committees of one were appointed: research and edu cation, Minnie Wahl; program, Marie Dietz; finance, Josepmne Feado: health. Ann Crowley: mem bership and emblem, Ivy Memmot; publicity and magazine, Maxine House; reporter, Maxine House. ,o niarert costumes. I HELPER, UTAH, OCTOBER i9, THE HELPER JOURNAL FANCY IMPORTED CHEESE UJNUI MEATS OF ALL KINL C - c |
