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Show 1 Page Eight Joe Fisher, former well known resident of Helper, spent the week Standard Matron and in Helper winding up busl-.ej-s Buried Tuesday He Is now successhere. fully engaged In the running of Funeral services were conduct a storage, repair and gas Btation ed Tuesday In the L. D. S. taber city, where his nacle at Price for Mrs. Maude of Rurbank. Call considerable praise and merit oy a tue capital ...,a now now resides. and has officers In umily commanding week Larson Perkins, wife of Howard .o.vuu. Bent last visiting R. Perkins of Standardvllle. who He per with her parents, Mr. and been assigned to the radio and of the Frank school navy.r accompanied electrical Barboglio, died O. Weeter. Saturday. Bishop C. I. Reid Mrs. P. which Is partly conducted on the by Joseph Barboglio, went to Col conducted the services. Mrs. Per orado Friday on banking Inter- kins had resided at Standardvllle Joe Ldtlzette, Sr., was a Tlsltor Lexliigton. ests. They returned Sunday. for the last 17 years. in the office of the Journal this Edith and Misses LaRue Born at Castle Dale, May 11, The week and reports that- Joa Alex Bene were 1910, she was the daughter of and John the are who S. attending Rawley, U. Jr., who Joined the end frOm Hyrum S. and Dora Acord Larson. B. Y. University, spent the week home over the week Navy last fall has now been trans of Utah. They rethe University Mr. and Besides her husband and moth' with end their parents, ferred to the U, S. S. Lexington, return- turned to their studies Sunday. Mrs. Silas Rawiey. er, she is survived by five sons They of the navy. carrier airplane and daughters, Mar, Rex, Donna ed Monday. Young Litizzette has recently wou The Helper school band, under Kuth, Van U and Paul Duane, all the direction of Prof. Edleman, of Standardville. and 10 brothers which is superior to any band In and sisters, Wallace, Orr, Mary, its class, 13 making a marked im- Helen, and Clay Larsen, Mrs. Janprovement daily. They are now et .Angus, Mrs. Delia Hancock and working on a very, difficult com- Milton Larsen Salt Lake City; An Alluring Spring This is Mrs. Sylvia Ellis, Odgen; Mrs. position by Beethoven. X unusual, according to Prof. Edle- Gwen Calloway, Rains. man, for students of such young It is very commendable of age. l'rof. Edleman, Principal W. H. Tangible Results Of Wardeil, the students and the Newspaper Advertising 5 parents. sound advertising move is indicatof the Comwant .So chic, to new, you'll City Attorney Thorit Hatch Is ed in the figures one with every costume. around the office again this week, pany's annual report for 1935 just Sizes $ following a slight attack of flu issued. These show that the company last week. the volume of its generincreased with every To be given away as well as Its profits, al business II. Jones City Engineer Henry purchase of a suit or- coat andt it hat was enjoyed a notable a in office caller the of the the store made at this during of its patented sales in the v gain this week Journal and reports period of March 28 to April 4. motor oils. This $ that the plant operations of the $ Utah Rock Asphalt company at product, which wa3 especially Suits and Beautiful adverspring S Sunnyslde are now getting under stressed in the Company Coats in all styles, lengths of In sales had an increase He way. says that the company tising, and cuts. expects the biggest year's busi- over 14 per rent, in comparison ness It has had since production with figures for the previous year. Don't overlook this wonderful Continental recently announced hesan. 0 that it would again expend the Bargain when you do your Elizebeth Paterson, manager larges part of its 1936 advertising Caster 8hopplng. and owner of the Style Shop, is appropriation for newspaper reported as convalescing nicely Tangible evidence that the ConExclusive Line of in the St. Marks hospital this tinental Oil Company's heavy use WOMEN'S HOSIERY week following a serious and of newspaper space in its marketQueen's Lace, Oakbrook painful operation on her foot last ing telritory during 1935 was a -- Installation of the officers of organized Sons of the recently the Legion will be held at Helper Voll, April 11, according to Fred chairman of the legion committee The idea of the for this activiy. secure a memto is organization s sons of the bership of the and to promote a useful and active program for these boys ninnir leeion lines. in-- . The officers being installed captain, Qullico, elude Johnnie I leglon-nare- Lltlz-xett- - - f RAWLEIGH reliable men. Good profits for club in Helper. Sdmv hustlers. lOd established com- Price and Salt Lak .P. pany. No experience necessary. tn ha bora fn t,i . Pleasant, dignified the public is invited J? J profitable, work. Write today. Rawlelgh, Denver. Colo. Dept. U T C 30-Subscribe for The Joq M pi - EGGS , r , , , IBonnie w roc V I t at this Market, Fri. and Sat, March 19$ MACARONI fancy cut perlb NOODLES 6 01 pkg 3 for LYE, REX H1GHTEST Si 3 25 MATCHES 2 boxes 27-2- 8. tallcaD9 SALMON, tin 2 for SALAD FISli no- - lit bag 48lb FLOUR, STAR 3 lb. can Don't risk health! J RAISINS PABST J5LUE CRISCO PICIiLES Arrow br. f 1 1 1,65 19 01 Pkg 3 Ibs POWDERED SUGAR Minced CLAMS S. & W. K S iLriaiiiun, jlvj uco,iin, x cas tfA it run vi uii Fi3!r & Dill, SARDINES Oval, 2 cans SALAD FISH Vi size, 2 cans qt SOUP Carton Powder SUGAR Bulk, 3 lbs RIPE OLIVES 1 lb K. K., 25 RAISINS PRUNES 23t 5g 4 lb pkg Seedless Lg fresh, per lb KRAUT, 2 for 4QA Macaroni, Spag. lag Aro Brand, Qt. tin T Gold Medal, 5 lb bx RICE DEVILED Meat l$6 v sz 4 cans for lb. Fancy head, per SALMON Tall Cans Pink PEACHES Sliced, Scowcroft CATSUP T cans st ist ist tst .2 percan st ,b pkg MARSHMALLOWS )t FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT. Arizona 3 tor ORANGES Iarge size ASPARAGUS dozn tst Ib st 2lbs BANANAS firm and RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS, 3 bn Right. Kept Right. Sold Right FROM OUR OWN COOPS I em 4 ca,L" SHRIMPS GulfK!st Old Eggs Bay Fed Exclusive with Farg0 Tom Veg can DEVILED MEAT or blue la. gal PEACHES 40rf Free Stone, gal. APPLES 4 North Western, gai BLUE BERRIES 79 K K. in gallons 23? 21c m KARO - Buffet tins ,b lb pkg Vl Hewletts VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 Peanut Butter JH Sunny Jim 2 lb jar 1 Red Standard pk, 3 for $1.35 IODISED SALT CA TEA In cans 2 for SPAGETTI Franco American PAPER m G0,den West MARGARINE, Beer r Shillings, per lb VVAX ACrf Use Crlsco the digestible shortening Gold Band A brand new line of beautiful- finely-wove- 3 bars RIBBON FLOUR il quart jars LUX TOILET SOAP For 23c (llilL 25 0IL!J i"li'iiiiTMi'mii Penney's resn per oz SARDINES""1 oil 4 cans Wrtflli;,ill:l.ii,.i:iil 39 a , , Food Bargains Effective IW1 )j 'are fSAJiaUETj1 OUR OWN i ler 01111 9 ."'99 pathy with organized labor and are happy to say that our clerks are affiliated with the new Chapter of Unionized clerks in Helper. jS medium 29 BANQUET'SALAD DRESSING Carefully distilled and slowly aged in heavy oak barrels FULL 90 PROOF We welcome the United Mine workers of America to Helper, and invite you to call and inspect our store. We are iri sym- JLjf andW lb S GENUINE OLD FASHIONED APPLE JACK BRANDY li&IIi&IiS 11 i $151 WHEAT FLAKES, C arnation Prera $195 RAYON UNDIES 25Ibbag SUGAR space. - f J" HELi'ERAN UPKICE, UTAH germ-processe- -- ; m ... LA FRANCE m' : Prices Effective Friday and Saturdav r, I Si week. i ... LOG CABIN r. Shop jm COFFEE ll 49 Pair and up to f KmtN Hat FREE 22-2- Ik Meetfy A meeting will be held i city hall next Friday April 3. at 7:30 p. m. for ROUTES open for pose of organizing a To"' Mar-tel- l, George Galanis, 1st It. Billy 2nd It, Fred Voll, adjutant, sergeant-at-arms- , Buss Gross, Jim, Holden Peterson, chaplain, .. , .t v. tw.na Tntin Hal. anls, standard bearer, Glen historian, and Alan Voll, buglar. of Morgan B. K. Fornsworth will be here for the ceremonies Ball-inge- if 1936 Townsend and will direct the installation. Mr. Farnsworth is departmental chairman of the sons of the Sons Of Legion To Install Officers Soon Last personals wt Helper, Utah, Friday, March 27, THE HELPER JOURNAL 10 TURNIPS, CARROTS, BEETS 3 bu 1Q nt V II TsT''- - y I J you've worn Silver you'll want them and again! gain Because . ' Moons III I ll I I' I I ' j yJfi rJltu They're expertly mode of toft, dull rayon without weighting I They'll retain their original beauty at long at there'i a V X ' v ViL5 , - propor-- ,ionedl u V V properly They'r J( (W r i lit III . "27 rayon under- tiiingt . . . made express- ly for Penney's! After ly-atyl- Nl thread - left I They're trimmed with fine lacei and embroidery I And how they'll wear I iIry? HELPER, UTAH ! ; ll GRAPEFRUIT 191 Bunch Vegetables and POTATOES Ariz, seedless G for Russet or Bliss, lb. 4CA Asparagus from the CARROTS RHUBARB ... 2. ,oapa District. Our Bulk, tender, 5 lbs ORANGES, doz iQd I will be 2 lbs ''.prices Italian, right. Juicy, thin skins BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES ft Starry, f ' hj i 'i BACON Sliced, per lb DILL PICKLES Large, 2 Roast m 'Rump Veal or Beef, lb for SHORTENING 23? Bulk, 2 lb Cheese and Lunch N Meat of All Kinds I Qj Frankfurters roast BEEF, lb. 121518 HAM All Ptleat Fresh, 2 lb Mission, small, lb STEAK IT to VCd PICNIC HAM lb : Ground Beef 2 lbs lb SPINACH, TEXAS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS v 27 251 Fancy Fresh Chicken U.S. Inspected Meats fresh sround 2 ,bs GROUND BEEF ft rui ffta nuAOl Ioin PORK CHOPS BACON sliced I 1111 r Home Dressed Union Uih Sj 1 Umk" ISt Ami Ih Ut ,b lit lb cel SAUJAUt lb SALT BACON nico ,ean lb ist WE HAVE A C03IPLETE LINE OF LENTEN FOODS |