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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL Helper, Utah, Friday, December 11, 1936. -- V IT nnru ii urcr MC IT'S OPEN - ALL WELCOME THIS NEW GAMES PRIZES . YEAR FOH-A-LO- .ifwc FANCY WORK GUTS 1 DAYS FRIDAY, DEC. fl 111" (j H SATURDAY, DEC, 12th m P3sfe A & I AK IIPII' I ,' .. to 1T MmmW W I lltli XOVELTIES P.M. Coronation of Queen 10:30 CORONATION BALL SATURDAY 9 P.M i l RE RADIO AMATEUR FINALS DAY 8 PM- - fH F . " ' ft DOLL PARADE SATURDAY 2 P.M. g g PET SHOW - r,viv " MIMir"lVfi zaL. FOR YOU THE AUTO CAT? iipvT BRING YOUR NUMBERED HAND WATCH FOR YOUR NUMBERED HAND BILL AT YOUR DOOR - NO CONTEST YOIT nn iSf ul CABINET RADIO ON FRIDAY NIGHT GIVEN AWAY THURSDAY NIGHT .9R AD SsiON IS FREE KI HAVE TO FUKCilASE ANYTHING II S nnOR IF YOU DO NOT GET A HANI) BILL YOU WI LL BE PRESENTED WITH ONE AT THE - A?. SILVER - riiix UTAH, PRICE, HALL MOON , the fruit business con- cation which Hob Elliot, yard-tinues to hold it own this fall master, says he just ain't goin' let Jim; while a year ago it had lapsed :to get. Iiob sayj that he time and he, 8 go last Christmas 6 to are There considerably. for sixty; through fruit trains a day goins didn't show up again out of is Jim just live and about east daySSo ,i:oinK west each day. This is Luck this year. & ifk, about the best freight traffic Salt! Fred Rover returned from the railroad has had for several a few days after Lake spending years. with his folks. TSud Deason's email daughter Engineer Roger Reynolds is; was sufferin;; Monday from a Iback in town! The first time he, sustained arm to her weelfrom now until next surin', injury since while playing around the wring- has shown himself publicly y n ie,v of coal order.--; the 'the election! Roger arranged toj Deason's Mrs. washing of er !.e:J on hand. 'be in Grand Junction as soon as! machine. It In lnisiness like this that ihe saw how things were going:, With The Irish Is .make-t!:e hiring of more hands over here and thus thought he, Yes, we. were the recipients of 'could avoid a red face but' on the Rio Grande. The increase of coal bupiness this week mado some distinguished visitors last we're layin' for him and no one it necessary to hire one more 'Sunday morning but not a soul lis going to miss out on a "1 told . they . ' ' crew in the local yards. (There wa? out to see them Notre vou so." of swore Irish the fighting to a are five men crew). football team Dame's There i re six switch engine: which wastouted Engineer Slopan.iky returned enroute east to South has Viorkiris; full time in the Helper a few days from tie a Iiend after playimj ; in Salt Lake City. been yards vv'.Mea i the ereatest force with Southern California last employed to handle the locul was for a year or Saturday Fireman Mel Crawford yard situation Tevas Christians more. off for a few days last week on Another troupe of football account of sickness. players passed through Helper a few flakes of 'yesterday morning on a 12 car Although Engineer E. W. McConnel u snow fell and soniemore special passenger train on which back on his Helper turn for a' Wednesday niorninu, there Ftill rode the member.; of the Texas few weeks. ' seems to be no evident indica- Christian football university tion that we will have a stiff team and a large number of Annie Smith has a bird dog winter. Anyway, the old Lull students and faculty members. what a dog sure must he and in" tt is si over in the yards They were west hound headed dozer listen to Annie. He saysj if you still waiting for a chance at a for San Francisco. when the dog sees his gun when snow drift this December while out he's hunting, it just scamp-- j a year a,o it had seen action in Jim Hench has already made the brush and timber! ers into early November. application for a Christmas va herding out deer if it's deer! season, pheasants if it's pheas-- ; ant season, or ducks if it's thelri season. Annie says that he took the y i i ii ii s,?1 animal down to Grand Junction last week and thot he'd pull a joke on it; so, he got a fishing: pole and when the dog saw him walking down the path with the pole on his shoulder, it started runnin' around and around and trying to lead Armie over to some trees. Finally Armie went over to the trees and there the in" i i a ii a M ii ii tin dog was digging up worms,-Roythat sure is a good huntin' And j RLiL RCUD NE1DS rr w.l-P - Tsr- "r m - We found J. It. havof fdn Tuesday afa lot real ing ternoon in the absence of bin secretary Jack Jr. who was nursing a bad cold at home. The Trainmaster was having a real to "pecking"' .good time trying record some tyjtewriter selectionH without secretary to take his transcriptions. He uses two fingers and lends with sharp forward ' push when ho typewrites he Bpeut most of, the afternoon on two letters. RAILROAD -t- ..- The warm weather that we have had this fall seems to have caused a decline in the coal demand under that of last year, everybut improved conditions where has kept the coal business running right along with last ;ye4r now we are ahead of last jyear (at least for rt week.). Over in Sanpete and Sevier counties where the Rio Grande 1935. j j has its branch line, the crews are still loading sugar beets which were hauled to various loading stations and left until the comWe are informed that the Tur pany had a breathing spell and key trade of the Sanpete country could haul them to the refinery. Is on the way out and now most O. M. all of the Christmas business in congenial Faltberg, who this traffic is at full blast. There roadma-.ter- , headquarters will be on the average of about in Helper, left here Tuesday for 65 cars of turkeys shipped out of a short sojourn in Salida, Colothe valley every day between now rado country where he will look and the 20th this business has afuer his duties. necessitated the hiring of one extra crew there. The trainmaster was Informed Tor the first time in nearly a this week ' that Clear Creek month, th coal business of last mines, owned by the Utah Fuel week exceeded the same week of iCo., would operate five days a - j - j j red-bal- ls ; - 1 91 3 com-pi'ii- ; The Only ! . lay-o- ff rr I j j "-- f hf.y I r PARLOR FURMUCE i 13-a- ll i.-- With HEAT IlIItECTIillS ' j Tite.-da- Here's the new "last word" io parlor-furnac- e beauty economy heating efficiency and convenience. With everything else you can ask in a superior parlor furnace, the new Allen now offers you the exclusive advantage of Heat Directors. Note the shutters above. 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