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Show Page Two TJELPER TOURNAL 11 HELPER, J UTAH Published Strand Theatre Every Friday Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Helper. Carbon County, Utah. MENACES LABOR ' I ! 5 j J 1 j j j On September the Itust co ttonpicklng machine was giv'ea Its first test at Stoneville, Miss. Some observers said it was a success; others insisted that many improvements were required. All agreed that it perfected, ..the machine might drive hund- reds of thousands of workers fr om the cotton fi. ids. "The machine presents a gen economic serious problem, de greater than any labor-savinOscar said have I vke seen," Johnston, a big plantation opera tor who Is now serving as a cotton specialist for the government. "It will develop large holdings and eliminate the small farmer." Another plantation owner dec lared, "It will be our salvation we won't have to beg for labor to help pick cotton." And that raises the question: What will happen to the laborers who have been picking cotton? Where can they secure poba.! Of course, the plantation owners are not considering that problem. They are thinking only of profits. The Inventors have apparently given some thought to the econo mio consequences of their machine. They have expressed a desire to use it for the good of mankind, rather than for the further impoverishment of a large portion of the population of the South. It is doubtful, however, it the Rusts can control the Franken.-8teithey have constructed. On ly the people themselves, acting through their government in Was can effectively tackle hington, that problem. We can't dodge the issue. We must make the machine the savior, not the destroyer of mankind. Exchange.. uine, j 1, g (By Maxine Doris?) The '6' The freshmen officers for this year are all former students of Harding Junior high school. Their choices Mere: Boyd McKinnon, president; Chas. Oeorgedas, vice president; Jean Crawford, sec.; Louise Hills, treas.; Carl Kennick, athletic manager; Joy O'DriscolI, fun-fille- d vice-pres- Phone Attorney at Law and 2 Silvagni Rooms I A. Adamson, also or the extension department, visited Carbon Monday in an effort t oorganize the extension work arnongr the teach ers here. ?QJ VC Yes. Servu-- you on LONG YWQOUQi FOLLOW the lead of big tire users who buy only on proof of performance. Last year Greyhound buses traveled 138,000,000 miles from Coast to Coast and from Canada to the Gulf across deserts and over mountain roads. They have won the National Safety bus Council's highest award in inter-citThis four years. the for past operation is indeed a tribute to careful driving, efficient equipment and the reserve safety of Firestone Tires made possible by the Firestone Patented Process of Gum -- Dipping which prevents internal the four-yea- r friction and IH 'xi' ,j, '"-- 7 s - Friday 1. Y of Tire Construction'' heat f ?q 4 Kice rnoio. Cool, Summer Weather DOROTHY DEVENISH onu ftf thA nicest nrizes in Bids you to the campaign was the choice of Miss rwvpnisti of HelDer. She chose the yellow gold formal bracelet and Our CAXVKTH TOLLS i vanity set. HELP Home Owned t5 ill CRACKERS,. l Soda - Graham I SALADS LIGHT Home Operated 11 o'clock - 25-2- 6 lS'1 s CAKES A 2-- lh H1 250! SOAP lb m;x 4 190 bars Guest Ivory ITISSUE 4 rolls 190 RINSO lg pkg 230 Toilet Washing Powder 0ATS . WHEAT 290 CLEANSER KM Rolled. Roseware cans 4 for Holly Large package MACARONI lb Wheat, Rice Corn (ft j Egg Spaghetti pkg Popped bag Jf Sllv TOMATOES 2 lbs &b (fib QhuD R&d osro YrAMS I (JESIQlB POT Roast Beef per lb With Exclusive New Washing Action he forced to buy a washer that washes clothes vigorously in the bottom oi the tuli feebly, or not at all, on top? If so, you don't know about the new EASY Turbolator Washer Iho new washer that cleans clothes uniformly throughout the tub washes ALL the clothes ALL the time. See the Turbolator today in S new EASY models that will delight you with their new m V r 4Q4 STEAKS, Sirloin lb FANCY HENS and SPRING CinCKENS T-Ro- ne Do you expect to t ZONE I IU V-S- I O 4 U. S. Inspected Meats A to 1fiiSTEAKS, Rib lb 1C4 M. ne 25 lb "MGreenriver Fancy 11 APPLES 6 lbs Jonothan 31bsforrfpIELONS ! it gi Firm and Ripe I PORK Roast Lean cuts lb Tuesday All Tied up Quiet Operation Efficient Action Beauty of Design - Wednesday In ELECTRIC IRON IRON CORD IRONiNG BOARD STEP LADDER KITCHEN STOOL CLOTHES BASKET HAMPER WASTE PAPER BASKET LIFT.TOP KITCHEN GARBAGE CAN IN. ALL ACCESSORIES IN ORIGINAL CLUDED PRICE OF Wedding Knots But! Thursday Only Rank Night m Ira hr HAMBURGER it A specialty during Folks: We read horses feel the that race cold more than And in spite of other horses. the fact that so many people are willing to put their shirts on the In a divorce action, the wife charges that her husband is a poker player. He would probably be glad if the boys he plays would pay him the same We do claim that we can you some real advise when it comes to building. give Warm Season You can get our SPAGHETTI - - Anytime JOE'S South 224 CAFE Main Help! St. BUYING ....Every good housewife careful food buyer kncJ that he or she doesn't a cent in the long run buying cheap foods. buying consists in select with care, day in and i Goi only foods of krtc value, plus the regular prices and satisfactory sh ping conditions. We if you to shop here for best at a saving to you. Store Bargains: 3 pkgs li out, P and 1 pkg Chocolate pkgf ding, all for 15c; Grape Flakes, 1 pkj pkg Toasties and On Bran, all for 20c; Peak 10 lbs 15c; Pikes lj 1 P 1 Beef 8 lbs $1.15; Chip glass 10c; Butter J3e White Soap 10 banf Soap powder 25e Ig I Bob Par Matches 13c carton; 1 all brands 2 cans 13c, i O.P.S. Q4 10 lbs 53c; Coffee 25c glass iar; c1 Wedding Oats 23c; Pine Pumpkin 11c; Fig 2 lbs 25c; Cauliflower S In The Marf PORK .... tui. HH year ctf I for some c Prk good a side pork, or a of pork with dresingj you will find a gol f a tion of tnesc from 17c I for you ready b"' 2Sc lb for the and roasts. J It quickly and a.n --To SELL YOUR car to pro.pect.ve purchaser on time yet realize cash out of the deal. cut dwn XTo monthly payments If you .till owe on your ear . ,. cash .n .thout mortgafll aire, assiBnlnfl your salary check or obtaining endorw model, 1936 lam" Utah ....Tender J M only te dayChoice rib 1 Sit DAI I ND AH You like round? will orepare Swi thin or thick or yr Our Aunt Sally says that crying has a tendency to brighten the eyes and res- tors youth in the face. also been known to provide a new fur coat. An HELPER FURNITURE Howdy It has v CO. 25, 1936. September 190 Pure, fresh 2 lbs SAUSAGE 2 1bs 35i' y Loose Pork All kinds of domestic BACON, Sliced lb and imported cheese. .Hindless, Sugar cure Lunch meats of all WE PATRONIZE kinds. UNION LABOR .To oou.n the LAM8 AUTO LOAN & HARWARE CHIPS & SHAVINGS 200 swtvm TTOi The regular meeting of the County commissioners was held last Tuesday evening at the county court house. A representative from the State Welfare board met with them and other transactions were handled along with regular routine business. Mrs. Theron" S. Parmley of the State Welfare board has been meeting with the Welfare board of the county the forepart cf the week. Many problems relative to the welfare of the unemployed were discussed. animals. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Sunday and Monday W LUNCHES sa! Jj Laffs, Love and Fun A Welfare Board Has Meet COFFEE, Shasta 29iiPOKTO 2 bottles 350 u.v r o""v HELPER. UTAH PHONE 342 -:- A-- counter -:- Free Delivery at Specials for Friday and Saturday, Sept, M. O .PORTER MANAGER BOB TAYLOR MAKES LOVE to Barbara Stanwyck and you'll iay til's the 3eson' 5moit exciting JtTS Utah 4 R icci mar ket "The Masterpiece Automotive Electricians Saturday of v " Bi-Mont- BRYNERSV SERVICE PHONE 70 :. GOOD BUY ON PROOF OF PERFORMANCE HELPER, UTAH one PUGL1ESE Helper y hereby announce my canditerm of dacy for the the board of county commissioners subject to the will of the republican county convention to be held at Price, Saturday, September 26. (Signed) George Schultz. ... dom -- rs us sw, next coal ordf FRANK In New The Pep club will present a Carveth Wells the before pen assembly just Radio Travel Series both play on end position. Mar- game with Granit today. A mock A Ten thousand miles in an autoshall, Rtar back field,, man last football game will be staged. and Introduced will be ne wsong mobile trailer, visiting America's year is also nursing an injured umbern a oPnevryellarand l3ke"T?3orts- r- na mountain paw. tional park3 and other scenic wonderlands that's the trip just WANTED completed by Carveth Wells, inknown explorer, ternationally author and radio star, in preparOne Machinist ation for his new coast to coast One Armature Winder series of radio programs which One Underground Wireman will go on the air Sunday, September 27, sponsored by ContinMUST BE EXPERIENCED IN ental Oil Company. THESE RESPECTIVE CRAFTS Local listeners who wish to tune in on Carveth Wells Sunday, APPLY SUPERINTENDENT September 27, may do so by dialSPRING CANYON COAL COMPANY ing station KSL at 6:30 o'clock 1 Sunday evening. -:- I 1 rs you' are not 3 Dor-in- s FOUNO IN For Commissioner 9j of ur meaium ness. s - A 3 147-- J .; B Bldg. f sec-treas- .; Phone news items to The Helber Journal. 397 J. U. of U.. and Mr. ZZZ, shuffle-board- session." "Three Married Men". A yard of the trials and tribulations of a young couple who marry despite family enmities Is told in Paramount comedy picture "Three Married Men," showing at the Strand Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. Lynne Overman, William Frawley and Roscoe. Karns, favorite screen comedians share top honors with Mary Brian In the picture. BANK NIGHT Thursdays with $30.00 given to lucky ticket and if person is not there drawing will go on for 2 $5.00 bills till taken. Be sure and register. FRANK B. HANSON Price br. Horsfal, head cf extension work at , . 2 debating manager. n . sec-treas- ., The Forty dollars appropriated to the girls' physical ed. classes The sophomore election of the at close of last years terra has class officers was conducted by been spent for games, suchas: , and Henry Ruggeri, former president box hockey, badminton. The girls are enjoyof that class. IiT?ry was reelected president. Those chosen to as- ing these new games immensely. The annual Hand Shake Dance sist him are: Albert Veltri, vice president; Eugene Hills, sec. and was held in the Silver Moon hall treasurer. Friday. Dancing to the music of Cal and Downey's orchestra, the The junior chins met Friday an! students claimed they had a marelected class officers with Johnny velous time. The "Hand Shake Georgedas taking charge. Those Promenade'' was a novel feature elected are: Stanley Litizzetti, of the eening's fun. The boys pres.; Edward Scartezina, formed a large circle around the Faye Hreinson, inner circle of girls; they circled James Polvl, debating mgr.; Cox In opposite directions and all had Christenson, athletic mgr.; and the opportunity of shaking hands. Albert Cook and Jim Jouflas are The "crack" bus schedule helped cheer leaders. to put the "shindig" over. Wayne Simmons acted as the Carbon's rootball team is bent chairman at election of senior somewhat for their first game that those are officers. Following this season with Granit High. are chesen to serve: Adolph RugPilling broke his ankle, Austin Morrison injured his hand box-offic- - Wayne Simmons, vCarol Richens, Vera Xenakis, debating mgr.; Don Watkins, reporter and Iawrence Stones, athletic mgr. The seniors plan for an active and enjoyable school year. eri, pres.; class with pres.; graduating twenty three dollars to its credit at the close of school last year plan to donate the money to the school for books for the new library. x SERVICE nr air I u presidential candidate, fourth week of the Litmr th which ia shown Digest straw vote 25). in this week's issue (Sept. Landon reported, 21 states Of the Roosleads in 13 and President returned vote total evelt in 8. The 293.-97is 503, 509 and Landon has Roosfor 1S5.495 compared to evelt of these ballots turned in. The Digest poll has predicted every winner the presidential aud in started was it since year electhe last three presidential cent 99.6 a per tions has gained correctness with the actual count after the election. SCHOOL NEWS "Sing Baby Sing'' Whooping with laughs, tingling with tunes, sizzling with new swing music, and ablaze with Hollywood "names", "Sing Baby hit at the Sine," 20th Ceatury-FoStrand Theatre Friday and Saturday features Alice Faye, Adolphe Menjou, Gregory Ratoff, Ted Ifea-ly- , Patsy Kelly and others. "His Brother's Wife" Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor form the screen's newest romantic team in "His Brother's Wife," which comes to the Strand Theatre Sunday and Monday. .Toylor, regarded as the most e draw since sensational Clatk Gable first leaped to fame, comes into his newest leading role following such hits as "Private Number" and "Magnificent Ob- i - rtublican is leadmB n 25, Goes Places LAND ON STILL LEADS POLL CARBON COUNTY HIGH Attractions . F. MacKNIGHT Publisher V. Helper, Utah, Friday, September THE HELPER JOURNAL In London a child is born every minute. It must get very monotonous. The newest idea at the universities is sweater, with ws them. cracks Knit-wits- , knitted into so to speak. PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORPORATION Price Silvagni Bldg. P HELPER, UTAH li ion iu i from the best stampe beef we can Bt cut' for the common ik 1m the best. j Luncheon meal Salmon steaks, w 2 Meed bacon ...LaIa QAj lb. You will find barH cne In shortening, veal . . kiriCH, poui"r pork Anythingand marncil wn - at wn fltions. the We reserve nuantity. r ur . fammar j ' |