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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Eight ' rived at the resui of the boys ... day visit eIK.e f Kudy hrisM.. V . IP e r s o n a Is Mr. George Pettis of Salt Lake pent the week end with his par-- i u:s. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pettis. j d wieiting. Miss Mildred Hatch, sister of Attorney Hatch, returned to her liome in Vernal Sunday after a two months visit here. Mrs, William - visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Wilcox and baby of Itoosevelt spent the weekend vlsWing Bishop and Mrs. Carter. Miss Betty Carter returned home with them after visiting at MARKET Groc. We Deliver Phone 110 Come and visit the Quality Meats only & drive-i- n , market til Carbon County. Plenty of Parking Space in the rear of the Market. Specials for Fri., Sat. lb COFFEE, la 2 quart jars SUGAR 10 lb bag PAR, large pkg , r J9g 6 for MILK All brands 61 FLOUR 48 lb bag CRISCO 3 lb can fcjg CRACKERS 2 lbs Soda or Graham CLOROX qt J$ BROOMS Good Grade MACARONI, Pure Semolina 10 lb box doz EGGS Strictly Fresh SALAD Dressing Quart jar P-N- BUTTER UT 2 lb jar NEW SPUDS d ids ior 9 Ity 6 lbs i-r- ICE COLD DRINKS WATERMELONS and CANTALOUPES IN THE MARKET MEATS INSPECTED pOT Roast 12 t0 16tf jrer puuuu PORK ROAST lb PORK CHOPS lb 25 VEAL Pot Roast lb ROLL ROAST lb 22$ Prime llib VEAL STEAKS 350 2 lbs for PIGS Feet Ig jar 2J Pickled, Ronless SHORTENING 232 2 lbs for Spring Fryers and Hens ami friends m Martin. , cr .M(ini;jv Inwr ami un oUra!o poim. , : ... f(jeni!s ( Stein aeoon.-nanieVr and Mrs. Sam and bv Mrs Ella Simmons d ' BEARDED PAY1D1TE8 . e Miss Teressa Priano arrived home Friday, July 3rd and is spending a two weeks vacation with hu- - parents here. Miss Priano is attending the Excelsis Beauty School at Salt Iake, where she won a scholarship. ODIZE Farmer Arrested PLAINSPOUT WHISKERS GALORE 'eal chops (rib) Young 18c lb; Stew 15c lb; Roasts 17c to 25c lb. Pork roast, Shortening, Lard priced to make your meals more economteal. Cottage cheese, 2 lbs 15c; American Swiss, cheese, Brick, at slightly advanced prices. The stock Is fresh and good. Pickled pig's feet 15.- lb: Dill pickles, crisp and tasty, 3 for 10c. Game at 4 p Kids specif e have a of Pric ii think m ! I socially f a ditch i and level ,u T have GENI TO E k 1 TO Id you is pis', in tli b ed bonti detern immunity Lre of a HELPER AND PRICE, UTAH Cl Mrl ium- an ieral p My voli $45,000 'lars, or July jjj VS. ule F11 rct,n ) package 10 01 Sour 22 PICKLES, DiU 25 3 cans SPAGHETTI, DeI Ray I W, jus iau! (U: h a cha fcrth of fcich is t order je federa p you !6fional 25 iar Joyee w W of fcer city t! all 'break perdozen KERR LIDS, CORN, N'bIets MBBktnM 7 per dozen KERR CAPS, cans yIloIe (ernel 2 HAND CLEANER, B611'8 29 Skat 2cans25i grade PEAS, R0ly Poly Good 3 25( lb pkg - 11 can SHRIMP, G00d grade PABST KIPh OLIVES, BLUE SALMON, RIBBON for Large can TaIlti .... nrim m utVlLtu In cans MEAT, L "I,ile COFFEE, Ground 3 cans bys II ,vait ,b FLAVORADE, A" Flavors 3 s i lb i COFFEE (Shillings I. 1 lb 2 lbs Cherries watermelons, 58 an WM ,bs 150 Bmgs, Lamberts, OT v A, 1U1 (111, bottling, fresh picked POTATO CHIPS icuuce, roiaroes, Celfrom our lb kxA6 4 oz packaee ery, Beets, Carrots, orchard Radishes, Turnips all WAX PAPER freshly kept at Mar11.25 foot roll ket Prices. SALAD Dressing 29( TRACKERS 23 r 2 lbs Meat Iftrf Soda. Quart B,ue EXTRACT, K.K. "e. 3 cans BISQUICK, pkg 2 Vanila, Lemon 4 oz PEAS, 3cansfor25g PINEAPPLE LtiA Pink, tall tin Sweet and tender Crushed, crallon U7r SAUSAGE HI & cans FRUIT JARS Toilet Jrf 1'? CACHES, Lux, 3 bars Pints, per doz 15C Quarts, per doz gQ LIFEBUOY IVpj CLOROX, qf 17 I 3 bars for BETTER 3IEATS AT LOWER PRICES lb 14g GROUND BEEF 2Stf KUMP Roast lb POT Roast Am m Fresh ground 2 lbs I Veal or Beef Steer beef best cut L1 ROAST lb PICNIC HAMS lb 24 MUTTON STEW IJRIB r Prime, roll & bone ll6 JJl?s' 2 ,bs for Shankless 4 to G lbs M"tton 15dIIAC0 Sliced 44a FRYERS Spring V lb packa-- e FVincv, small, lb Fancy dressed VK1L Koast ,b At A B A CON ftuffar ih 19 u local, 2 lbs and over !pot SHORTENING 23jCI,KKSE aml LUNCH lVRD, Bulk lh tf 2 lbs MEATS of all kinds j Pikes Peak Bulk, 11 "r.viu ft 'P, imH n FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cantel- - oupes, Tomatoes, Ice cold, Fresh. VkV n Ripe . for LOLIVES, 14 a fitbln WONT Beer Veal we (or Mustard Tomato Cauce i cans u wniiuiii.wi in 3 And So Do We 15c lb. have Jen ARF1IMPQ Our Roosters Crow About Our Hens' Eggs Mutton A Lamb Mutton chops 15c lb; lamb chops 25c lb; lamb roast 23c lb; Mutton roasts 12c to 1 ty bicipali' Fresh From Our Own Coops Daily Bacon 'VK fcrence 'M of Hel Don't Miss the Famous Pepper Game World's Funniest Clown WHEATIES, Large EGGS plain cooking, tuch as frying spuds and bacon or boiling beans with bacon we have a good selection of fairly lean bacon ends at only 18e lb this week All you want. Whole or half slab bacon 25c lb. Salt pork 18c lb Fancy bacon, Swifts Puritan or Mission reasonably priced. Canadian Style bacon 50c lb. Beef Choice beef roasts 12c to a commu CERTO, Bargains Effective Here July 10 ' ' j..price ! Date - Wednesday, July 15 Ladies and Gents 50 merchants. Store Bargains: Blue Pine In The Market Natives HELPER k NUCOA ard oa VS. O. Robertson Corned Beef 17c; Certo 23c; Pineapple tidbits 3 for 19c; Kelloggs Corn flakes 12c; P & G soap, 5 giant bars 21c Tomato Juice 6c; Brookfield Salad Dressing 23c quart; k Shredded Wheat 12c; 29c; Wax Paper, Ige roll 15c; Mickey Dog Food 3 for 25c; Blue Pine Pork & Beans 3 cans 25c; New Utah Spuds 5 lbs 19c; K.K. Van-il- a or Lemon Extract 4 oz 12c; Parawax, 2 lbs 19c; Holland Dutch Cookies 19c box; Melons 2c lb; O.P. Skagg Jell Powder 4c; Honey 79c gal.; Powdered Sugar 3 lb 25c; Flavorade 3 for 10c jj Remark i Jhese prices ffective pri Jjat. of Huntington J. was arrested Sunday by state Mr. and Mrs. E. Benedict re- traffic patrolman Jack Sullivan, turned home Monday, July 6th following a collision between a after a month's visit in San Fran- car driven by Robertson and onej cisco, San Jose and other places, driven by Kenneth Powell of highMr. Benedict's mother Price on the Price-Helpe- r visiting way near the Doll House last and other relatives. Sunday noon. Other occupants of the Powell were Boyd Fish. Burk Johncar PURE FOODS son, the latter sustained a broken When you purchase vegearm. tables and fruits here, you Robertson hit head-ointo the will be patronizing ..local Powell machine and he was on farmers, in so far as their the wrong side of the road. Patproduce is the best available each day The same with rolman Sullivan said that Roberteggs, you buy only the best son will be charged with driving of from eggs purchased under the influence of liquor. poultrymen who earn their living and spend their time producing better eggs. All of our merchandise carries labels of well known manufacturers with a money-bacguarantee on quality. We take pride in serving you the. best and assure you that we are dependable THE 1 "THE CHAMPIONS' THE "HOUSE OF DAVID" CLUB that won the Denver Tournament and hi years featured such stars as "Eabe Didrickson and G rover Alexander DODO BIRD BALLOON j 1S Ray L. Doan's " 18c lb. JJ in Sn J For TOMATOES iUr, 1 and relatives. ' ..i ritv re Mr. and Mrs. Jess IVny and vtr Tasera of an their home in Koosevelt for a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loftis, Jr., Vate?. Charles Al Seneclml find turned Monday from month. -Kansas City youths were caiieis spent the 4th at Fish Lake. of California. Mi.-and them on Fourth in Helper over the ,h3 accompanied returned to Miss Elaine . . ville Standard of Francisco in Cristelli an vim""' Mary f0 the tour will lemain her home July 4th, after a two is attend the summer board a freigh- - whpre ghe spending the week with I Hr-- j wjore tht, pa,r Wis in Fountain visit week Oity, of the esf.i(m ot a California art schoo. othy Jane Wible. Hr to N,.w Orleans by way " consin, Orleans New Fiom Canal. . Panama , Orient Mrs. Tom Bevendge returnea. cmiW wjll board an .Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy from the hospital Tuesday, on see-7t"y FRANK B. HANSON bound ship The boys plan returned home from their honeyShe will reside with h('r.ing the w,id for at hast tea moon Monday. They are making mother for a while. Rooms 1 and 2 Siivagni Bldg. months alter leaving New Orleans their home in one of the company , phone 397 Price au.. and will visit m Japan, j houses here. Mr.- F.ank Steele of the Coca Attorney at Law In(Ha and many other world ports.' Cola Bottling Co.. of Spring Glen, jn jipiper. Mr. vjsjt 0n (h()j. Mrs. Alfred Mendicelle and her was the lucky winner of a ear Sene(.hal (..(i1(.,i on his close leladaughter and son, Palma and which was given away at the tjveR jnojll(jjnK j0P Elegante. Tony Subscribe for the Journal Louia from Grand Junction, and dance on the Fourth of July in of Kolapp, Kelj()njc jorm Senehal Guerrie and son from; Price. Mrs. end week the Palisade, spent atj the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voll and Mi., (Jueriie. and Mrs. August Litizzetti spent; Sunday, July 5th near the Sco-- ! Harold Venture ot Grand field Dam. tion is a gue't at the home of LIMITED Joe Siinminetti. WITH 2 CANS OF MORTON'S SALT WHILE Mrs. Seotty Groesheck and her' LATE! of Salt were; daughter SUPPLY LASTS. GET ONE BEFORE IT'S TOO Miss Betty Dyet returned home here last Jerry week visiting Mr. and on Tuesday morning from Grand Mrs. D. K. Downey. Junction where she spent a week with friends. left Monday Shirley Downey morning, July f.th to pend a week Mrs. Vein Mathewson spent last with tne urosDecK lamny in han your child by week in Salt Iake visiting with Lake DELI, City. home one of her mother, Mrs. Julius Holmes. these comical Dodo Bird Dr. and Mrs. Galen It. Good son Balloons. Substantially Junior Perry of Slandanlville thru Helper Sunday passed made of a good grade of has been employed as bookkeeper from Los Angeles to Denind secretary at Fort Douglas. rubber, it always lands ver. While here they visited with squarely on its feet when Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wible. Mr. Mrs. Exie Lloyd returned recentinto the air. Worth thrown and Mrs. Goodson are the parents but ly from California where she. had 10c given FREE solely of Gale Goodson, the movie actinduce accompanied her daughter. to you to try this ress, who recently appeared in famousnon-cakin- g table salt Goodson Dr. Brown Eyes." Mrs. Kay McGonigal spent last "Big doesn't that with a spout and Mr. Wible were old school week in Provo visiting relatives. tear out! mates back in Missouri. Bis-quic- $i-1- 9 - f. June-Junctio- n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckstein of Salt Lake City and two daughters Barbara and Dorothy, spent Fri-- j day July 3rd at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Eckstein's mother, Johni fiuchanan. Barbara and Dorothy! will remain for a two weeks ANDREINI i. ..i..t.i- 1 j Miss Margaiet Keese of Salt Lake spent her Fourth of July in Helper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. June Mof'fit. She returned Sunday back to Salt Lake, by Miss Charlotte Molfit ill spend a few days there jr. ho Triplett of Grand spent the week end visiting friends in Helptr. husband i . Uk Mrs. Elgin Kofford left Monday morning. July 6th for a short trip to San Francisco. accora-punie- . . .. Julyip, 193& 2bu- - RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS 3 ibs I01 STRING BEANS LocaI 3 ibs NEW SPUDS, 5Ibs PEAS, LEMONS, TOMATOES, Union T T jjjJ'ot doz LarBeJuicy FR'p6 lbs 2 1 . O T o. Meais inspectea . loast M cT "I poll ft Tt teaksShSder2,K. the name iiVAlUO GROUND Picnic BEEF, Frcsh II, Kroum1' COTTAGE CHEESE, Frcsh LUNCH MEAT, SPRING In il n lbs 1 V lb lb Assor,Pd FANCY HENS 15 ill f FRYERS I 'U0( |