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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, August 14, 1938 THE HELPER JOURNAL If ake a Load Off Your Feet 'Opt.. L-ono- Here" lells Exposition Visitors co "5 SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR JUNIOR COLLEGE HERE ' i ... Approval of the propoe.l state junior roliege in Price has boen received in resolutions from Vie J',r county school boards of Uintah.Duchesne and (iran.l 4lU"tiinpr In nil l)llnjllini'ioikiit frmn the Carbon county soho.;l board. The mutter will be presented to the Emery county board at Its States Census reports there were f owned non-farhome meeting Tuesday and to the San Juan county board next month. If rin t'tah. of which number the the latter two counties approve. Home Owners" Loan Corporation oa 21.2 all the school boards in the dis-- j m"inHI,c''1 "wtgagfa trict which the junior college l'er nt- - r r J rf J ' r ' 'J " would serve will be supporting Hie move, which also has the FABRIZIO GROCERY hacking of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah. The counties interested in the - Sat. junior college for Price have a Specials for 4S.O0H of and a school population August, 14 - 15 census of 14.000. The enrollment of the college is estimated at 400. COFFEE r,." j ---- - .j fi- i J - i fj L&a 11 rr f-- 1 3 i " 'J "f r,f Fri. lib Kenilworth Boy Is Shillings Honor Navy Man SUGAR 10-l- b 2-l- lit i on the ground, of the Texas 8"hern Is for the free use of Oil by the Continental Exposition visitors and located just Inside the Exposition 0ates. nd relaxation. A.onditloned played host to nearly all comera since the Exposition opened authentic old Cg"'" Centennial Exposition at of seeking House' haa "Hospitality June 6. , otner relax and have a draught of water trees, Just Inside the Exposition "Hospitality House" is daily gates. It is painted a gleaming w n.i IS ItiOll proyius mi visitors by the thousands. white, with green shutters and a All of them get in as often as they green roof. Comfortable chairs and there at exhibits, sun looking no sweeter wuoii; iuau iuo uiir want and stay as long as they want benches scattered on a tiled porch . for nothing. It is the oil company's complete the outside picture, while u tioa: lOme m the spacious, inespecially u iue treat. your feet Here, also. Is the most popular terior has walls panelled in knotty lered chair is in a hushed, lounge where all the meeting place on the grounds. For yellow pine and is furnished with irnlshings conspire to turn the example, some folks from Maine restful antique colonial maple plan to drive down to the Expos- chairs and tables. ock back 160 years. this is the claim of ition, and Join there a party of At least According to attendants at' this friends from Florida. But where popular oasis: "We get them on ny here as, with the Exposition month, to meet? The big the way in and on the way out ell along into its second "Hospi-fcltmansion is a frequent choice. Jontlnental Oil Company People seem to want to see things House" continues to be one of "Hospitality House," conceived which awe them and entertain le chief meccaa on the grounds. in the graceful architectural tradi- them, but having seen these things Slferine no entertainment onenng tions of the Old South, is situated they Just want to sit and cool off, iothing. In fact, but a cool place to on a broad lawn, overhung with and sure seem to enjoy that most" nALLAS. Tex. Among W nu d y t,venln Photographer, Pilot Pepart for Santa Fe fr - for Sauta " Fe- - New Mexico- Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc., and Tne third crinoled Children Clin- nine been grounded ,on the because of the expensive equipment carried, bon ocunty airport several days ic in the not would program of tnry Sause of inclement weather and undertake the flight until perfect the State Board of Health will be I for the safety of a $15,000 Hying conditions were predicted. held at Price, Thursday and aerial camera, P. E. the two are making aerial photo-- ! Friday, August with the or, pilot, and II. P. Treadway, graphs for the government under five surrounding counties partici- bgrapher. left last Thursday the soil conservation program. pating. Seven clinics in the Crippled Children program, two of which j have already been held (Salt Lake KIIAE'S TYPEWRITER SHOP j City and Provo) were announced PRICE, UTAH today by Dr. J. L. Jones, State i j ie Stra; 12:15 s start ;O00 t j A Sales, 1!: 0 Health Commissioner. Carbon, Duehesne, Uintah, Era-- j j ei y. Grand and San Juan are grouped for the" event, j The Price clinic will be dir- j ected by Miss Marcella Mclnner-- ! ney, state director of the Crippled j Children division, and will be con-- j ducted by Dr. A. L. Heuther at School Building, beginning Central j at 9:30 each day and continuing i p.: for Service, Adding Machines j ! Typewriters, and Cash ! Registers. i CALL lesda; SUN Price, Pro' ADVOCATE I Utah j -J. Uurton. until 4 p.m. ate Kyi Beauty Operators Assn. 0 Helper if THESE PKICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL FCETIIER NOTICE remanents Jy $1-0- 0 25$ Finger Wave, (Dry) - Finger Wave, (Wet) - Color Kinse Wave Shampoo and Finger - 3Ianicure and op "Italy 5" s 25$ SALONS T. FOLLOWING HELPER BEAUTY SHOP operator.. Mary Corak, Dorothy Wilson, ROSE BEAUTY PARLOR Mayme Hansen, operator. GIFT BEAUTY SHOP Kate Ifapps, Louise B osone, operators. REIIOR BEAUTY SHOP Elinor Rehor, operator. ELSIE'S SHOP ALL PATRONb SAME COURTEOUS ATTENTION TO Helper's ESTABLISHED Beauty ParIor and 1 - with a Cool Glass of BEER in one booths our of SUNDAY DINNERS it UTAH HELPER, Our Aunt Sally just read note that claims bright silver is good for evening wear. It's always pretty fair for lining pockets. Quality Machinery Parts and Supplies 'he VoMe Helper, Utah A closing the paperhanger's quartet will sing, "I'd Love to See That Ol.d ;; 1 Specials Fri. - Sat. August 14-1-5 6 for COFFEE, M.J. B. jMILK Mb 300 580j All brands 12 for 9g0? SUGAR, 10 lbs 540 j FLOUR 48-l-b 61.59 iStar brand 25 lbs TNT 6 giant bars ICrf j CASTILE SOAP i d f nr j MARSIIMELLOWS Pp.ru I Half nminri nkV CRACKERS 2J JSUGAR, Brown Graham or Soda ! or Powdered r U NAPKINS L HYPRO, qt Paper Plates doz half gallon Horse Radish Mustard. 5g rft 2-- lb DREFT, pkg Marvelous neiv 1 uus lor vuu1 ur WAX PAPER aurge run - O Pectin jPORT 354 I o Fniit 8.0Z bot for 50 MAZOLA OIL qt !!. smik FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Prices CAN-TELOUP- ES ORANGES, doz 350 Medium U. S. Inspected Meats POT Roast 12V2 - 1$0 STEAKS 2 lbs Eastern Steer Steer beef lb VEAL Roast lb 50 VEAL Steak 2 lbs Ml 11 II ALLISON MACHINERY & SUPPLY HELPER, UTAH V Home Operated at market ....And In ; M PI GREEN RIVER MELONS and W know a man who's a great success In the bee He business this summer. succeeded In having several of them sting his mother-in-law- . our drive goes on cuson new successfully our Acme Paint. tomers for 7 Carrots, Green Onions TOMATOES 2 lbs 50 Beets 2 bunches 5$ Firm and Ripe man who used to wear both a belt and suspended, now has a daughter who wears nothing else and calls them her bathing suit ..-- r't 2-- lb GRILL GAFE - We've served you You know us We know you now. before we're ready to serve you - PRICES Home Owned and try ORGANIZED RELIABLE I BOTH TO THE STYLE QUALITY AND " THE LOW 1 Elsie Charlesworth, operator. s VISIT OUR STORE AND BE THRILLED R are our specialty Come in next Sunday 50$ A3sf; OF FALL 3IERCJIANPJSE; Leave your orders now for cucumbers of all sizes for pickling. Plums, Peaches, Pears We Can i3G A WONDERFUL DISPL.1Y Chile, Fresh CORN 2 doz Maybe it will ex. pand in line with the tpeak-er'- s head. a fashion THESE PRICES PREVAIL A Greenriver lb Fruits and Vegetables picked fresh every day from our own farm. bu & up APPLES, Good eating - Cooking PEPPERS 3 lbs 754 To Expand, Warns 15$ m A nDouncipg 40 II Duce." 15$ yT Read All The Journal SALAD Dressing 33H Table Queen, qt MELONS on ice fVz4 e We would like to expand our sales on Westinghouse refrigerators to more of you good people. Ask any of the many users who will sing Its praises. i i -- DISTILLED 2g box2g thought that Republicans were about as scarce as hen's teeth, but we did find 25 to send to the county convention. Folks:-W- Howdy WWW Jit 5-l- SHAVINGS r 1 DEjvn bag frfy 2-l- j lUnif this wiili the intent of scrvi'ig he field In which th paper now circulates more fully. OLD GU II 1 THE PATRONIZE this week along wlfU the addition cf IS brand new fonts of job and news type, which will run bio the Helper printing firm to do job work of practically any nature. Heretofore. Helper's plant has been handicapped in tins way of job print ina; boeaus-of inadequate machinery and worn out type fonts. Dot from now on. Helper business CRACKERS b Soda SPAGHETTI b 394 Macaroni box OLIVES tall can FLAVORADE QM 3 packages TEA Mb pkg aiAZOLA OIL qt GET 184 HOME LOANS & Helper plant CIOROX, qt SOAP 6 bars for Creme Oil CARBON RESIDENTS CHIPS inJournal stalled a new job press in Its Th giant bars for OXYDOL, Ig pkg 22$ e Residents of Carbon county received a total of $372,359 from the Home Owners' Loan Corpora-- : tion during the three year period of refinancing opeiations which terminated June 13, 1936, accord-- ; ing to the final figures furnished Allen T. Sanford, State Director for the National Emergency Conn-- ; cil. This sum represented 1S4 in-- ! dividual loans. A total of 10.767 distressed home owners in Utah were extended aid in the sum of $25,037,878. Ofj this money it is estimated that $1,830,000 went toward the pay-- ! ment of taxes and assessments, the estimated average of tax and assessment payments per loan In Utah being $170.00. According to the 1930 United h IOO PROOF 5 mau-o-war- and ;t NEW SHOP EQUIPMENT b SOAP, P & G of state-wid- e 20-2- is recti L. Kenilworth, has been selected as the Honor Man of his company at U. S. Naval Training Station, San Diego, for jthe week ending August 7, 1936. Uurton enlisted in the Navy at the Navy Recruiting Station in Salt Lake City on June IS, 1936. Since that time he has been learning the necessary qualifications to fit him for a career as a s man. At the' San Dieuio station it is the custom to select every week the one man of each company of one hundred and thirty-fivrecruits among whom he has shown by his outstanding ability, his zeal, and his loyalty, that he is worthy of this special designation. CRIPPLED CHILDREN CLINIC AUG. 20 - 21 - ; enernh Max citizens and firms in Oarboa business doing caa tne,; best kind, county of priiuins ri.ht at home and at price. that will compare-witthe usual rates charged, in the mrge wants that seni agents into this territory for this kind of business. Because' of the splendidf1 support which the people of Helper have been giving to the. Journal in tli last year, if: was deemed advisable to take.'? thi step and the management"? of the publishing company has men INSTALLS JOURNAL mill levy on eacti dollar of assfs.-'valuation of the prop- erty holder in the Price River Water Coa,etvation Uatrict WM sit last week, by the officers of district. j the Last ldlPs'W9 of this tef di.stllct payed a 35 mill l1 J but an increase of 5 mills was uecessitaiej for bonds. 40 5 Page Helper -:- - Utah 354 PORK Roast lb 20 BEEF BOIL lb Nice lean cuts SAUSAGE 2 lbs 350 HAMBURGER lb 2j& Fresh loose Fresh ground Mission lb HAMS, By the piece lb Half or Whole BACON 280 FRANKS lb 50 BACON, Sliced lb 33H Cured tit Sugar Fancy Hens & Fryers |