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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, December 11, THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Four HELPER JOURNAL HELPER, UTAH Wm. F. MacKnight, Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAIt - $3 6 months THE JOURNAL NEWS COITION THE JOURNAL SHOPPER'S EDITIO Read the Advertisements GOING UP IN SMOKE! THE - $1 CHRISTMAS PRESENT FREE OCUVCREO ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED FREE TO EVERY HOME MEMBER. TlNi- fejTTCj Ptttt Of - STORE WINDOWS ARE TH6- - ASSOCIAIIOM CLEANER VERY ATTRACTIVE Catholic Carnival Get ALMOST H AS (Continued from Page KVKKY that long-desir- Kelvinator ed 1.) Almost every business house at the grand ball Saturday night. of Helper has made ready foi Coronation, the grand march, in the Christmas rush by decorating cluding attendance by a maid of appropriately for the inducenie-.i- t honor, pages and flower girls in a of patronage from the public. FOUNTAIN' regal getting, takes place at 10:30 Lowenstein's just about p.m. Among the interesting features of this year's carnival are the prizes and articles for sale. Former parishioners from New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans and Los Angeles have selected gifts from, the leading nhops in each city and donated them for the occasion. Women members of the parish have been working since September on a collection of fancy work, which includes lace designs typical of European countries. A cut lace table cloth has been made by the Mexican sisters of Salt Lake Football Autographed An autographed football has been received from the Notre Dame team at South Bend, Ind. Of unusual interest is the hope chest given by Bishop Kearney. Booths, concessions and games will offer a wide variety of fun. Among the attractions will be the fancy work booth, crunt-- y store, magic string booth, gift and sandwich shoppes. Preparation for the affair began under direction of Mrs. Mtarie Vil- lard, general chairman, assisted by the following officers and approx-- j imatelv 85 persons serving on the various committees: Miss Joseph ine Rinetti and Mrs. John Sallas, vk:e chairmen; Mrs. Fred Bonomo, recording secretary; Miss Veronica Heinlein, financial secretary, and the Rev. Edward F. Dowting, ' treasurer. ' Ossano was a visitor in Salt Lake City over the Bob Mercantile has , Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nielsen of Price announce the arrival of a baby girl born Friday morning. Mrs. Miller is the. former Reo Miller. Specials for Fri. Sat. December 11 - 12 BUTTER LUX Phone 70 HELPER, UTAH The Pick of the Pictures - Friday RINSO SAT. Matinee IVices Till 7 p.m. Hit A 200 t SALMON 2 cans can PEAS, Xo. 1 Hit a Xo. Grand Xew Star A 'THE MAIM MARRY' Sunday - Continunnsafter MAZOLA Oil KRAUT DORIS NOLAN THE DIONNE 2 the gear's most cat inifiort-a- in "REUNION" with JEAN HERSIIOLT (The ivootor) Country Tues - Wed. Wrlt HaroM Bell lliggest Ifct S'el'er "WiLD BRIAN KEfIT" TUESDAY at 9 P.M. Brfi PHAWINC, for ITv'es of $ftO.OO cah and 50 prizes of $.".OG value Knh given by Helper Merchants Thursday BANK NIGHT On tli Screen JOAN BENNETT JOEL McCKEA "TWO IN A CROWD" . - . Mrs. Arlyne Hodlock of Reno Nevada, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Maach, is spending a few ' . days in Kenilworth. I By Mrs. Ted Burton spent a few days at American Fork with her folks. ana Lorraine DeCola nir ,irs- i EVERYONE has something to advertise. Look around and see what you have tn nm. reweti vert ,nto needed cash. of Bear River. Colorado, are now Miss Evelyn Bradshaw is in Wales visiting with friends and relatives. making their home here. Easterbrook spent! the week-en- d at Orangeville. Mrs. Ging Baird and daughter have been visiting with Charron, Miss Frances Leger is friends and relatives in Salt Lake rapidly from an appendicitis City for the past week. operation. Harry Mrs. Evan Jones of Cleveland visited with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Staker last week. i tti ANNOUNCING THE trim &ral jQnfjfcll Read All The Journal Ads Progressive Market Home Owned Home ORANGES 2 doz Med. size Operatec? J90 '.PUMPKIN 112 can No. 2 I TEA Shasta 220jCHOCOLATES green, half lb irancy o id dox COFFEE S and SOUPS 3 cans lib 250 Campbells, All chicken liinds except - COFFEE Shasta lb Glass jar . Wheat 290 Shredded LIFEBUOY SOAP 4 bars 25 JJ Large package LUX FLAKES 1 2 pkgs. IKelloggs 4 bars ' Large pkg 230 fCAfTUNA FISH can WAX PAPER Large roll W 2g LUX TOILET SOAP RINSO i ''iDelMonte J$ No. 12 CATSUP lg bot. 4Cil PWTAKE Flour 1fl DeDIonte lAlbers 3 1I2 lbs WALNUT Meats 490 OATS, RoswareJJ Light halves lb (Wheat, Preni lg OPENING OF THE cans 250 2g RICE l COCOA 2 lb can Vienni 2 lb pkg 2 cans SALT " """" 150 PUKEX nt 60-ye- ar qt 47 HELPER'S 5 lb bag J0 SUGAK 10 lb bag 590 WE RESTAURANT. SPECIALIZE ORIENTAL MATCHES DATES 2 TRY IT vi DISHES BEEF STEAK lb 150 Saturday (tig Jxui)lo PORK Chops lb 250 PORK Roast lb VEAL Steak 2 lbs VEAL Roast 2 lbs HAMBURGER 2 pounds for 210 30 Igrf 250v Janet (Jajnor 'innie Bennett after liiil liorotta Young Slmone Simon 5 ACTS 3:30 VAUDEVILLE 5 Feature' Picture Friday - Sunday Continuous Continuous Ivtth days 0:() HaroiJ WrightH Sun. Mon. Tues. Joan Blomloll Continuous Sun. From 1:00 The IHoiin iumtupIetH "REUNION" Jesaii Hershoit Slim Summer Mm Sunday from l'rank Mr II ugh with lUlph - Monday Guy 1:00 Klblx-- o Allen Jenkins "THREE MEN ON A HORSE" Mickey Mouse Cartoon A Sun. from saga of the west Civil War 4 1bpkgJ9( A7jPkg 3 lbs . head lbs 3!30 aftr IK Topped Iflji YAMS or 3 lbs Sweet Spuds 9 'RANGES 2 doz 3?i hied, size PORK Itoast Lean cuts Roast lb the The GLORY TRAIL' Tom Keet KAlSlrth, lb 20(J SIRLOIN Steaks -- Sun. and Mon. Continuous iQA U. S. INSPECTED MEATS Saturday "INDIES IN LOVE" ALIBI FOR MURDER 'WILD BRIAN KENT' Ami lAwrcnre Tlblx'tt "Under YTour Spell" J pkg stalk 90 CARROTS 4 LETTUCE, Solid Crisp Saturday Only Continuous Gaturda from Jjf FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KIN IN THE MARKET Cont, . 2 lg cans fiiii isranus lb pkg 230! ROYAL Desserts CLEANSER Holly 4 cans ENDIVE Bleached Thurs. Fri. Sat3:30 i G CrvISCO 3 lb can fcJ0 BEEF Roast lb 171 MILK 1 JAM 2 lb jar 320 SOAP, Giant P-- 2$ Hewletts pre fruit jor Crys W 6 bars IN CELERY Bleached 5 lb box ' .! All flavors WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY DEC. loih Next To Cornet 5 and 10c Store Per carton SPAGHETTI MODERN NEWEST, r QUINTUPLETS And Utah SPINACH, fancy 15 0 ! PINEAPPLE Ig No. 2 112 can DcLMonte .Tiii p.m. Sun. 1 V. Driscoll and Miss entertained at a Moffitt Etta very enjoyable dinner and bridge party Friday evening at tne Country Club. Decorations were of red carnations and dinner was served at small tables. After dinner bridge wa3 played. Guests present were: Mesdatnes John Burton, Mac Burton, W. F. Clark, L. P. Pearce, C. W.. Peterson, R. V. Robinson, Geo. B. Jackson, Bill Jackson. T. C. JackBlanche son, Thos. Hughes, Bailey, G. E. Woodhead. Carfin , Jewkes, H. H. Wood. E. Jack Curia, Wm. Maach, T. C. Burton, Virgil Bullock. A. Hodlock. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jewkes and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. V. STORE SAUSAGE 3 cans MILK Monday PROVO More states than ever before in the nistory of Erighkm Young university 1936-3- 7 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bleggie are are represented in the informs student Registrar body, the proud parents of a baby boy John E. Hayes, who has just born Thursday, November 3rd. completed a list of the 2.000 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter students by states.' Thirty states Canada have moved to Helper to make outside Utah, besides students. sent have and Mexico, their home. There are 25 students from Carbon county now at B.Y.U. Mrs. Thomas Booth of Oakbind. California, has been visit- - The students are: t.ewis i. Arnoia, juua uoiaing. ing friends and relatives here! Jackson Jewkes, Willard Luce, for the past few days. Charlotte . Mathis, Floyd Mcln- Junius Mclntire, Wayne Mr. Claude Whitlev and Mr.'"-Milner, Beth Ross Dooley were businesj vis- Mclntire, Ruby itors, in Mt. Pleasant last week. Prince. Malno Reichert, Frances Seaton, Price; Kay L. Bunnel, Mr. and Mrs. George Higgi'i-so- n Harry Clark, Woodrow Clark. and family have recently William Rehor, Helper; Fredermoved to Royal to make their ick Crogan. Gaylen Wycherly, Hiawatha ; John R. Owen, Ken- home. ilworth; Wesley Petty, Rains; Beth Rowley, LaRue Rowley, Spring Glen; Lillie Tidwell, Well LATUDA ington; Dean Turner, Sunnyside. NEZOS By THELMA L STOCK Students at B.Y.U. ROYAL KENILWORTH CANDY Carbon Twenty-fiv- e BAKING Powder 210 Calumet 1 can 'UNDER YOUR SPELL' CANDY Helper, 00 great show in itwlf Lawrence TIBBETT COME IX AXD SEE OIR PALACE Miss Etta Moffit, Don Jewkes, Features Big BEAUTIFUL nftTI'n rHomi,ATKS ASSORTED All Grade at Your Price and pkg For The Lata Shoppers 2 250 LIFEBUOY 4 brs Saturday MATIXKK BA1WJAIX 4 bars AXD PLATE DINNERS Black-ham- ANDREINI MARKET TIME LIGHT LUXCHES the most attractive window display ever seen in a local store window. Two very beautiful displays will be seen here. Sam Stein, manager, says, "It is the best our windows ever appeared." Ous Tsangaris with his Toggery window, has the top In displaying mens' clothing good3. Neatly wrapped gift parcels and very decorative Yule streamers mark the Toggery window. Another alluring window Is that of the Cornet 5 and 10 cent store where Louis Dankworth has used his artistic hand and eye to make his store a credit to the town. Under the direction of Jess Perry, the Helper Furniture & Hardware store has made almost a real live chimney and Santa Claus; while Jimmy Pappacous-ta- s has arranged his windows with some beautiful Christmas candies. John Milan in the American Sandy store has decorated his place of business with long streamers of Yule, tinsel and confetti. SERVICE ALL THE j Mr. and receive this remarkable Gift Offer HUM SIM KIT ULK w With Each KELVINATOR Sold Between Now and Dec. 25th, We will Give a SPIC SPAN VACUUM Published Every Friday UTAH SIAJE Caref ulJ A i ff Oats matter at the Postofflce at Helper, fcnterea as Second Jarbon County, Utah. 1935 Helen Barclay 3 vi:ALpoTRosTi7i Per HflZ .'jif j) BACON, Sliced id Sugar Cured LAMB Chopslb pound Ask for Merchants Coupons $ |