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Show r r r i Ipe...r son a Is r . r r r Helper, Utah, Friday, August THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Six . r r The 'Beanery nuiMiii'' a .. SnM ler Summit caught on fire Sunday August 2nd, which nearly caused its entire destruction. The people were unable to fight is because there was no file Iiokp. The cause was unknown. . pauiine Fossat it taking in the drug store. p j Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Street and ' ' . The republicans of He'per will hold the precinct primary next Wednesday, August 12th at 8 p.m. at the city hall for the purpose of naming delegates to attend the county convention to be held at the county court house next Saturday, August 13th. The call for a precinct primary was sent out by Alex Lakie, chairman. The delegates named at the primary will g to the county meet at which time thirty-foudelegates to icpresent 'Virhon county in the republican state, congresdistrict sional and judicial conventions will be named. i I j "- Mrs. A. J. Stafford ami Mrs. W. M. FluyJ .spMit Sunday visiting in Mun'inion '.situ Mr. and Mrs. FranK Kobbins s n tm. back bxr Mr Stroef Mrs. Lydii 1'odge an 1 dntght-- r two weeks left Wednesday ..; thk Maxine, recrni'y returned frum a ins, August r,th to return to their HUCh pic.UIeg js two week trip to Fish Iike. home. anA .. 1;..,. m COAL PRODUCTION C-a- i r , , M's Mary I. Thomas and Mae Mr. and Mi 3. Bus Wilcox and The Misses Antoinette and Hel- - J.?Uf!aS Were the tmnrira,! cri.ooti. baby, of Roosevelt spent the week en Fabmio left Sunday for a trip at a lj(.nk. B,vn Jast end with Mrs WileoVsi parent?, We,1nes(!ay " '" """ 'tyMi. anil Mrs. "yron ('niter. jJu'y 2f.th. Miss Thomas is he.ejHED CROSS SWIM . . . visiting witn Miss Jouflas who Mr. frank hem ana Orlando is a cra(luatp WEEK SCHEDULE from ,ho Mr. and Mrs. James 'lalanis left Wednesday morning Cross Seppazio ll0spi,0l 0thprs atu,n(li arrived home Wednesday evening for a two week vacation instruc-- j in south-- , WPre: The annual Swim-weejlrs Fl.ilJlk uizVmp Mary after a ten day tour in Colorado. ern California. :d in lifesaving tion swimming, Eza. diving, sponsored jointly by jVie,af and Joepjne thej ' be,h Mart'fUi17", Fred Llewellyn returned Monday They picnicked American Rod Cioss and the; Miss Gladys of San i,, Dtlong morning after spending four days Francisco Is here visiting with her wards attended the show at Price. Helper pool, has been held from in Mt. Pleasant visiting tneiids. sister. Mis. Frank Wible, for a August 3 to August S mc'usive more. week or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barboglio according to W. H. WaiUell Mr, Art Haycock of Spring Glen of the Helper po'd. Vernon are planning on moving to Price Mrs, Robert Wagner and Mrs. in one of the new homes Merrill, oi Price;, com ij repiesen-t;iiivthat of the Ameiicai: Kel Cioss Jack Tucker from Denver were George Miller is in Park-dalbuilding and here several days visiting at the It will be completed in the has had charge of instruction War- home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank near rutin e. has been assisted by Mr. Wible. dc'll. Admission o the pool s".d icg ' I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pettis drove Jack Welch, of Hollywood, Calif-- to Grand Junction last istration for all classes has been Thursday onii, arrived Saturday to spend and returned Sunday. ..This was a free. two weeks with his aunt and- un business and. Due to necessarv repairs, the pleasure trip. ritv nool will close August 15th, cle, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green-halgh- . Vhove news items to The ending the swimming season for this year. Helper journal. Phone 21 Norma Carmoni from Beverly Mills, California, Is here visiting with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Carmoni. i . - 13.16 21 ('53,o0 -- l'nited l production in the July week ending the foi 'States 2.00.0O.) IS, shows an increase of tons over the same period of last up year. The national production in-I ta the piesent time shows an crease of LViO,0i0 tons. An increase is shown in all of the western states, w ith Utah's being 5.000 tons greater when compared with the week ending July 11 of last year, Following are statistics for the periods indicated: l PRODUCTIONTONs The Nation, Week Ending July IS The Nation, Calendar Year to Date .... Western States, Week ending July 11: Colorado Montana . New Mexico North and South. Dakota I tah Washington Wyoming SHOWN IN t daughter, Katherine, returned this and Barney Blumberg returned weck from a tour of the middle home Saturday evening, August west states. Mr. Street reports lft, after a two week vacation UJ g0me interesting and unusual ex-- i southern California. peiicnceg while vifiting m Gyp- Slim (V.tV. Kansas uhoro Via man.i - " -- " "lared a dry roods firm thirtv '"'T.' left last Friday for a (short t rip years ngn. He contacted many of to Coloiado. his early day business acauain- itanc-eal- many whose rnomas waiters leadv heen written fate had .Mr. ana .Mrs. nhntn of I'ueblo, Ccjrado, who have of the fiirsed Amt nf thuoo v L i ...:! states were brought Mrs. K. t,. .sneiclon lor the past . STEADY INCREASE Republicans Name County Delegates ! BITUMINOUS COAL (Bureau of Mines) 7, - !0(i 62,000 50,000 30,000 14.000 27.00 i .. 2S.00O 6S.0O0 Fred Buvia Tat Smith made a visit to Ogden iT( Lake last week with a lie last week. ard car. left on; Al Martin and famiiy Armie Smith and wife ... a two week vacation for southern nere Hid ay after a two California. They plan on returning in California where'. c'atlon Utah Southern the of by way ' ana relativ w Parks route. 1 pi p. If 'I IP j n'ws PRICES AT THE REDUCED SPECIAL 1 r; Dl S ft -A- Beaisty Sa -Leite ', t .m b UNTIL FURTHER EFFECTIVE ilir-ect- NOTICE ih IB e e. Jot Permanents 1 $f.00 and up Finger Wave ( wet ) r f "17 1 w ........... Finger Wave and Shampoo IJQ di . Greenhalgh loft Tuesday morning August 4th, for a month's vacation with relatives at Tacoma, Washington. Miss Mrs. . 1 1 $ "This Broad Ripple Whiskey is just what I've been looking for, Tom! But what has ageing a full 1 2 months in heated warehouses got to do with its mellow flavor?" 90 Mr. Food Everyone knows that corn prices have advanced, but Do you know all corn products have advanced? Do you K-- Juice P &. 12-o- G i I SOUP, Campbells 25jKICE, AH varieties 3 cans j Comet M onte sli cru PINEAPPLE, f,- -. ' Vi . Pints Pints. ' 1 7R-- 79-- "Whiskey does most of its ageing in the summer so Frankfort keeps its warehouses at summer temperatures the year 'round. That's why Broad Ripple is so much whismellower than year-ol- d kies aged the usual way." J A, - . Shortening 2 lbs ,23c: loose lard 2 lbs 25c; lean bacon n strips 29c lb; Assorted meats, cottage cheese, Ish, pickles, priced low. Spring Fryers, choice, tg market price 6ize, below again - 17c per lb. Louisville DISTILLERIES, Inc. Baltimore FOR PERFECT GIN DRINKS I Paul Jonet Four Star Dry Gin (90 grain proof), distilled from 100 neutral spirit. Code No., fifths 442-A.- ; plnti 44A. OLRSIKVGCS It at Ik WITT IB to Beauty Salon lub UTAH HELPER, Is- f lie l'Xh blk 274 2-- lb 220-Shast- a 'f'"' ' ' """I", riACAKONI. SPAGHETTI 1Q! SALMON talTcan j Alaska Pink b lb bag 48 Star Red 1i KIPE OUVES can r.IAZOLA, Quart Galad Oil j 3-- a $1.59 . rb .... .1111,11111 EarlyFall Bargains Effective at This Market Fri. 140 oz i.il.i..-,- . ". .wo jjmm iiiinu, m mm WORKMAW-i- e 5-I- - Sat. August 7-- 8 1 01 Don't buy your Peaches and Pears too soon as we will have a oeautitul crop of Albertas and Rartletts picked from our own Orchard. Boxed gold gem 3 lb box in !( Ik to COCOA, l ib can i24!GIIKE1)DED j WHEAT, 2 ttersheys DOG FOOD 1 25 3;iLiii juressiiig nun Smin 190 z pk& -- i' 1bs STRING BUVNS 6 ua iuiier r ji iFniiPV ?-!- 5-- oz GOAP 6 giants 254iCLOROX quart 74 Crystal Whi FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS TOMATOES lb CrfjGREEN Peppers 4Qd V Utah Solid, firm 2 lbs CORxN on the cob 25 CANTALOUPE Q4 P-- G. ft. 1 GRAPES 1 fi kmwUOy,r 2 3-l- b ciuiuuu CUCUMBERS bsk iedless 3 lb iQtl average Meaty, Nice urV SIRLOIN STEAKS, lb BEEF ROASTS SLICED BACON RIB BOIL MEAT VEAL POT ROAST per lb l- 23 lb 330 per lb lb 180 - bottle e - SHRIMP, nan rM., 3 - , I ,! 1fJ 10! bkfast MAPADnill IMiVtvsT Mirrrox. r?OI I r, imicT 4 si Beer AV:i .,. 2 vr A Blue Pine ,L resn Milk and Crnm Every Dai 7 J WAY H-Sod- I phankless i5t DAlI? ?QJcRAS food pkg TS cans 'fc nampion f r,u... J A LlS per can - m OATS, to 1S Pr r, . z pkgs SPARHFTTI lb F- vnip, for 25 'HUSKIES Flakes iM Heinz, small 3 for ?Ci!Who,e Wheat pkg iiiiiiii. Cvlran- U. S. INSPECTED MEATS PORK ROAST uuniing or jrrcsci ,g nnPM Nice ts r appt c- - Vh-nitur- DEVILED MEAT for 2-l- b LUX 6 lbs 25$ APmrnTS PEARS Crf SOAP; 3 bars luicuunn ci uul PEACHES, to eat EGGS- gaiTi PICKLINGSpice254 VINEGAR pkg ''jPicklg, white, Drk ! 3 lbs ONIONS, Tender, ureen 1 bunches per lb TOMATOES jug iir h f Fruits and Vegetables HMASH3 pkgs 3 taI1 cans pedigree SALT, lodizpd 234 lun-cheo- FRANKFORT Vjo - NEXT TO STRAND THEATRE TEA- - green Good nutritious excellent in vegetable or meat salads, 15c a can. Yetca Mein, Chinese style pork noodles 23c a can. AH of these foods have recipes etc. marked plainly on the can. e for their patronage. Quality workmanship with the same courteous, and considerate treatment of patrons can always be found in the business ethics of Helper's new, modern beauty salon. 5 N0,2can9 FLOUR 5 beef roasts baby cook a little faster and taste a little better. They sell at from 12c to 18c lb; Mature beef roasts at same prices. Steaks priced reasonably for you. Lamb, Veal, Pork, Chickens We will have a good supply of these popular foods for you to select from at prices to please you Special Foods When you 'ant a little of something different for yourself or to serve your guests, try a can of chop suey vegetables at 17c, served piping hot on chow mein noodles at 15c a can with Soy sauce for seasoning at 5c a bottle. Bean sprout, just what the' name implies, tender and Ruth-A-Len- Ruth-A-Le- ne CORN, PEAS, STRING BEANS Shasta m 77-- wishes to take this means to extend thanks to the many ladies and girls of Helper and vicinity who have been served in the Parlor in the last several weeks The . In The Market Charts it he ftt pkg b CORN FLAKES 15g! SUGAR, Utah jlO-l- b cloth bag Kellogg, 2 nied pkg cans, 5c each: soap, giant bars 5 "Beef' 2-l- re APPRECIATION jar r lid-dize- d NUMBERS 94 j( 8 COFFEE M.J.B 1"Ib 304 21b 584 r t 1 5-o- for 21c; Del Mai Corn 10c; Pineapple Ig can 19c; Spaghetti 51b box 39c; Wood-bury'- s Facial, soap, 3 bars 25c Wax paper, Ig roll 15c; Salt 6c; Parowax, 2 pkgs for 19c. CODE 7-- 191 jPure fruit Color Rinse i 224JAM HewIett 2lb 320 PUFFED Wheat Rice or Corn z z II 2,ars , ( US Prices Effective Friday Saturday August e cans PORK & BEANS RINSO, lg pkg Buyer: advanced? Do you know that nearly all wheat products have advanced? Do you know coffees have advanced? So Oils have advanced have tomatoes, dry beans, kraut, orange juice, dried fruits and jams, In fact, practically the entire grocery line is advancing in price. Put your surplus money into groceries A good investment for market conditions do not point toward lower prices. In the store: Hominy Ig cans 10c; Powdered Sugar 2 pkgs 17c; O.P.S. Coffee 15c Lemon or Vanilla lb; Extract 10c; Catsup Ig bottle 10c; Peanut Butter 2 lbs 25c; Spring Garden Peas Ig 15e; Greerriver Cantaloupes 5c to 10c each: Flavcrade 3 for 10c; Brook-fiel- d Salad 29c qt; Tomato fltoLJ j Conditions Today" "Market f Progressive Market A. E. "Manicure a M 4 ml A 2 lb A box n 2QC0FFEE Diamond r'ltcd at lower pricks 4 to TA JRACf VvCC G lh ? FANCV lb W HAMBUKGLK BROILERS Fresh Dressed 4qi Marekt Price at II'1 |