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Show Page' Six. Jlr. and Mrs. L. R. Grover and j iildren left Tuesday for a va-- , ilion in the East. They plan or' ' eing away about a month. cn mother. She pU JuEe 17th. Society IFlotes ,tli: June Hploer. Utah, Friday, THE HELPER JOURNAL J. &. F. Bergera. Tlcleeatesi Wattis, Cora-1- , u. Keni.worth, aca uw Bottuao FOR rfi t Ace . 11, 1937 SALE , . Sf city cafe at Roosevett jXm included Mrs. Joe bia, bpnn? en- at in Seats 35 people Beer equ, ' and and Royal we', dardville Dafptox. Mrs. Bruce Moffitt Mrs. Demman Has ment. Write for details to !da ce. Mrs. C. J. Allen. Thursday Club at was held R. A. FELKER Prizes went to Mrs. Memmott, A busjneSs session for next week. The tea table wasj jfrg. a. r. Demman was hostess Mrs. Flaim Box 183 labels were dis- Barboglio. union Mrs. time and whicn Bottino Mrs afternoon bridge centered with a white and yellow; to the Thursday Entertains Tuesday was business 'cussed. Roosevelt, the Utah After auerntprtained wedding cake and the house was club at her home inursuay serv- - Ladies' Auxiliary Mrs. Tkim. EMim R. Shupe, state Mrs. finished, was A noon. A dainty luncheon decorated with yeuow roses. an the Tuesday evening club at heri . bor inspector for women, gave . Meeting rrom tne circle was presenter ea alter wnicn Dnuge girt Phone news items to lht The Central Labor Union Laaieb jntere6tjBg talk on labor probhome Tuesday evening. Cards oj-- j t0 Mii,g Kadeliff, who will be ,De; Members present were the mes hem -- t rounty. Heifer Journal. kns. w ith ..ii;r low ed the luncheon prizes ..honored guest at several other dames O. Maulsby, J. Barboglio Jr. art in the . mi-- .. Whit-nartle nrer-edinMemmott, J. its rejrular meeting Phrin - . " Joufias. ' Cliff . Xfro o her weddinr' faUliift lM ' J wM ' ' more and Mrs. Marchettl. Miss To Mrs. Helper Members present were: Wed June 20th GRAND OPENING Mrs. Josie Whit-Afarv Pizza. Announcement was made Sun more, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Mrs. day, June 6th by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wahl, Mrs. Maxine Murphy, Frank Montoro of the engagement Mrs. Leah Peterson. Invited guests of their daughter, Margaret to were Mrs. Edwin Marchettl and Martin J. Ganser, son o.f Mr. and SATURDAY, JUNE 12th Mrs. Charles James. Mrs. A, M. Ganser of South Bend, Indiana. Past Noble Grand Fri. Sat., June 11 - 12 The marriage will be solemnized Prices Effective Meet Monday Night Half Mile South of Helper in the Notre Dame de Lourdes t JH m iwnnnriT Miss Elizebeth Paterson was church in Price by Father Coyne, Noble Grand on June ?0h. hostess to th . k l p club at her home Monday night. Miss Montoro is a graduate of: Short business session was held Carbon high school and won a; I, after which bridge was played and scholarship to a business college i a delicious luncheon was served. in the subscription campaign re! Mrs. ALL STAR Pri?es went to Mrs. Jones, the by cently conducted Goodart, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. rt Houston. At the present time Mr. Ganser! Mrs. Jack were: Those present is an employee of the D&RGW.j Jones. Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs. M. but after the marriage they will, Leute, Mrs. W. Maulsby, Miss go back to Indiana to make their Bargains! Bargains You'll always find them Susan Maulsby, Mrs. Gladys John- home. C. Mrs. At Workman's Market. son. Mrs. E. Greenhalgh, A. Knobbs, Mrs. M. Bliss, Mrs. R. Uhles Return 3 Prices Effective for Fri. Sat., June 11 - 12 Houston, Mrs. F. Wilson, Mrs. L.iFrom Vaeation Winters. Mrs. M. Bryner, Mrs. M. reMr. and Mrs. Henry Uhle pa Blue Pine O. Torter, Mrs. W. House, Mrs. turned to their home here MonFLOUR G. Goodart and Miss Paterson. No. 2 cans day night after an extended tour fa of Idaho and Oregon. Mrs. Eliza2 cans Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loftis each beth Young, mother of Mrs. Uhle, CUGMBERS Leave for East who accompanied them to Boise,! Mr. J. R. Loftis, local train- Idaho, remained there to visit If lb master, and Mrs Loftis. have left with her sister for a few weeks. s i COFFEE is here for a two week vacation in Henry says that everything Iooks y the east. Their daughter, Marion, nice and sreen in Idahn anil the' Maid .rg Daisy cello Pkgs PUFFED WHEAT or RICE accompanied them rrom ban a expect bumper crops. where she has been attending thej i is n k. av jv ! University of Utah and from which ;Mrg DeYrjetti can lb i MILK MALTED she recently graduated. They will Entertains With Dinner to D.C, then go to Washington, Mrg Bertha DeVietti entertain-attene cans for the raduation exercises ofed f her gons and (laugnter. at 'id f LYE Qnampin A Law a Washington the George delightful dinner Sunday. Mrs. BPhnnl from which their son will DeVietti will set sail for Italy on bottle the 17th of June. Those present FURNITURE POLISH graduate. coi Runincluded Mr. and Mrs. Ross fir Latuda Miss for nel, Mr. and Mrs. John DeVietti, sc! roll P. and G. SOAP 10 paper TOWELS Honored By Group Bessie and Barney DeVietti and w: I The past matrons' circle of the Miss Mary Riggs. t. J PUFFED WHEAT 8 02 pkg Eastern Star entertained with a Pkgs GLO-GOAI rot T, 2 cans for Johnsons tea last Saturday afternoon at the Girls Spen dSunday of home of Mrs. J. W. Hammond On Canyon Picnic urg i oz for ITOMATO Radcliffe, JUICE Heinz A very enjoyable 3 honoring Miss Aileen WATER TUMBLERS Sunday uas N. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earlmar- spent by thirteen girls on a picnic isil held near Scofield.- A delicious Radclitf of Latuda. whose lb package cans an is MARSHMELLOWS Phillips Robert II unw i i wvu spaghetti dinner was served. A riage to Interesting nuptial event planned game of softball was played and acco other games concluded the day's PICKLES g oz SALAD FISH 2 cans C.H.B, CHIPS & SHAVINGS ; -- , June 11, 1937 Friday, p; Howdy Folks: Nobody but collector and peddlers ring the door bells any more. The rest of the world sit out in their car and honk. .One customers our of r 1 thinks that what this country needs is a car with brakes as tigRt as some of the drivers get. DANCING BEER RESORT I may we remind you that we can offer the best In building materials. I for g r 48 lbs WORKMAN MARKET 48 lbs $1.40 tin - And All Brands 8C cans If you do not believe in Providence, just take a look at the drivers of automobiles on the highways and then try to figure out what else H is that takes care of them. 48lbbas $1,3S 2 Here's a clean Mae West Story. A little girl turned her examination papers Into the teacher with the single notation written across the top, "Mae West.- - When asked for an explanation, he said, "I done 'emwrong." j h Grapefruit ;Salad Dressing 1Ci SaniW We don't know about hitching your wagon to a star, but plenty of motorists are trying it. Jg Qt. Scl r i uiyri (5 (QJHUSGJ lib .; 2C D l n :.l fl""'. uessens 2 Dkgsc ioyai d bars true story of Acme Quality Paints here's INN " e. And HOUSE in Pt Which reminds our Aunt Sally that the three flreat menaces to safe driving art hie, hike and hug. if ROCK a 35 j tor 2 value and Calcimine. tin jrj 1 Berries are the largest and best now. Our berries are over the state requirement for weight. That means more choice berries in your bottle. Don't be fooled by extra cheap berries because you may be paying a very high price for them. Size, Weight, flavor, are good guides in selecting your berries. 0 ', 254 doz Medium size ORANGES ' 10 lbs NEW SPUDS JJ 4 lb pkg RICE Blue Pine 3 lb pkg COFFEE O.P.S. brand 290 49 , SALAD DRESSING B rookfield 3 lbs POWDERED SUGAR .10 lbs SUGAR 250 for 57? ' Large head for LETTUCE TOMATOES Blue Pine No. 2 Cantaloupes Amer Beauty BANANAS qt jar 1-- 2 jumbo 2 fo canO0 for 250 per pound 40 oz package for PAR 11 oz package for RAISINS if LEIII TURKEY RED FLOUR bag JELLO All flavors pkg 60 LUNCH MEATS Assorted lb 3 I W ft? jjf .59 5 ttwin QUALITY J lrocEj ISHREDDED WHEAT COCOA 2 lb can 'PORK and BEANS per pound SPINACH Colored Fry Chickens 2 lbs up Reasonable Veal Stew lb 15c Chops 19c Roasts lb 18c up SLICED BACON thin, lean, tasty lb 294 'ork. Beef, Lamb, Ground Meats and Cheese priced in your favor illers CORN FLAKES 1 HELPER Super-Servi- ce FRUITS 25; 25 i 25 2 bars to 11 ! be! : com an1 "i VEGETABLES W. id of 'ge ir for u 3 lbs for 2 ULK LARD Ibs Jw Bananas FirraRiPe 4 large heads LETTUCE POT ROAST Beef Eas,n stoer lb Vra,"- - hankless 17 n 4 A to ioi ,b 22d Bcef lb ORANGES large size NEW PEAS rs RADISHES per 25c IDS c lielpei rime. and n 2 for 15 doz j yveet lenaer j - SPINACH in d if FANCY a 'ie end Ibs "tiation a fancy y Ja acc. N of 17 2 for I? thfi 9( market com Con: 5 3 ,bs PROVO BERRIES Lowest pi 39 0 bunches CUCUMBERS 22 lb SLICED BACON noHe. 1M ,b LONG HORN CHEESE mm. , T Of I !&e sta Ndent Driw piling I pdiatei, n of t 2 lbs for VEAL CHOPS on 350 lb VEAL POT ROAST ROLL ROAST TIKI' Wf be I Commaadeis y COODWICM T!i j. f.ated Better Meats at Lower Prices Today and Everyday Goodrich A 3 ,or large pkg Ig pkg BANANAS low-pric- ed INCH E S seve 17! tall cans ICAMAY SOAP per dozen LEMONS Goodrich has invaded the field with this full dftnen tion tire. Made of "wear resisting" rubber. Buy Goodrich factory fresh Commanden now and save I 'Prit tubjtet to elmigt without ft. r 2 Pks for 'IVORY FLAKES each CANTALOUPES x3Ii . 25c, quart GLOROX tall can j 240 ofy J3; 'oo( 2 pkgs SALMON PICNIC HAM 5 CORN FLAKES I if, 3 cans VIENNA SAUSAGE quart DILL PICKLES 290 COTTAGE CHEESE full creamed lb 100 2 lbs for Local Bulk LARD 250 "A SURETY OF PURE.TY" RIPE OLIVES oz tin (j lCc raited Helper People Leave For New York Monday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ricci an Mrs. Bertha DsVietti left pore; Monday night for New York where they will remain until June 17th at which time they will sail for Italy. Mary Vieta Goes To Chicago Miss Mary Vieta left here for Chicago Sunday to attend the exercises of Nortn- graduation western University Medical school jin which her brother John will receive his dniloma. Miss Vieta will go to Burlingham, Kansas afterward and visit her grand- - mm DEVILED MEAT 3 cans for RUMP ROAST FATKON1ZE YOUR UNION MARKET y jar fun. Those attending were: Kathryn Toson, Carolyn Albert, Antoinette and Frances Skriner, Martina Skerl, Martina and Betty Mateko-vic- , Rosie and Mary Kosec, Leona Karcich, Anna and Helena Lazar. Berry News 10f nnz 'hary rnnn Lb JJ 100 Prirae Ribs SKINNED HAM "hole FRESH GROUND BEEF SHORTENING ft U S. Inspected Meats SALT BACON Market i S Prom. '4 lean of Rock lb mem M " haIt STEER BEEF STEAKS Union : lb 2,bs ,b 230 250 19,O290 Q lbs teer lb Qream lb BEEF STEAKS ipJI FILLET OF HADDI Bon,ess Fresh Fish and Poultry of all Kinds i'Mi muk ana Whipping Cream r fProxim CHEESE PIG'S FEET pickled BEEF LIVER Q "b lbs n cent. 'to trtM 1 b pesh rry Ib at p"ce. 1ttwrg MINCED HAM JJtick gologna PURE LARD FRESH FISH -- - lb 2 lbs SPRING FRYERS 15 . r ft t n. |