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Show -- uSPAY, JULY 4, -- r ii n 1. in u m ii L"K tr HKI X A f 1 R e , R IT AH . PA (IE FIVE i POLITICAL RAILROAD NEWS JETS "... IFIT'S A PICNIC I or just a holiday meal at You'll 'find our II this JULY FOURTH EJ IF IT'S A PICNIC home with those good, GOOD shelve packed high X make for a delightful day. will MODS, that II a" Celebrate The Fourth in Helper ! ! M Wed. Fri. Sat., July 3, 5, G. prices Effective " tT"" , , r 1. MEAT VIENNA JCANS 2 SAUSAGE 3k JUICE (TOMATO SOUP (TOMATO 3 3 3 3 rLAVOHAUt TOILET SOAP. LUX LIFEBUOY SOAP PKGS BARS BARS CANS CLEANSER lELDHIE CANS CAN BaflUllLVV HEAVY SYRUP . NO. IIU PICKLES 22 1 JARSHMALLOWS 288 head Sib C Wa count PKG " JAR SIPTOS olid RANGES 2 doz. LB 9c 35c 15c 10c 18c Jffic Canteloupes 0MATOES 3 lbs CAN 2 REPARED MUSTARD LETTUCE 9c xS 25c 10c 18c ISc ii INSPECTED MEATS - ilc sun-bur- , i H X H X Thrift-SIice- lb d OO, Are Now Operating Under One Name THE HELPER SHOE SHOP Located at 125 South Alain Street "High Class Workmanship and Service" Is Still Our Motto John Krissnian, Owner and Operator KZZZZL , HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED U yMARKET CHOPS FRESH POT ROASTS MICH EG MEATS A OF MUTTON LAB BACON "IK SAUSAGE ORK ROASTS EAL LE BG Dollars at KfLLf -- ME L5f Wc POTATOES 3 PORK & BEANS 2 SALAD 25' Dressing g"8Sc GRAPEFRUIT JUICE lb Can 46-o- z 24c 2 lb 47c Pineapple vc (flj-C- "15c ZT 3 Regular Pkg 17C TISSUEh?:.;3 23C NAPKINS 25c x 2LBS27c? Ll 15c 5 Is 25c 5 X 15c H 15c 19c h T0 15c 22c Fresh MTLK and CREAM Daily x H EGGS feu HHZHXHXHXHX3:iiXHXHSHSH D ar-- e DEVILED MEAT LUX 1 POT ROASTS AY-OL- IO u r "Do Ha. r& Prices Effective Wed. Fri. Sat., July 3, 5, 6. LUX 24c OF SPRING LAMB EEF 1 Queen Chosen From 23 To Kule Event 3-D- ay AN (Continued physical From Page One) The queen and her two attendants will be outfitted from head to foot and will be furnished horses to ride. The other not so lucky contestants will b1' guests of the rodeo association during the three days of the Roundup. The queen read a proclamation which, like Mayor Lee's proclamation of the previous week, specif ied that all citizens of Price wear Western apparel beginning July 1, or suffer the dire consequences. e a doubt- - lor-al- . SHOE SHOP AND HELPER SHOE SHOP B RS Lifebuoy 21c 'Brother Orchid' To Show at The Bonnie "Brother Orchid' 'the picture which brings Edward G. Robinson back in his bullet-proo- f vest, role, has its first local showing Saturday at the Bonnie Theatre. A riotously mirthful tale of hysterical homicide, "Brother Orchid" presents "little Caesar" Koblnsin as a gangster who goes gunning for culture. Featured with him are that dynamic blonde, Ann Sothern, master menace Humphrey Bogart, Ralph Bellamy. Donald Crisp and Allen Jenkins. Kobinson Is bek in action again as "Brother Orchid." who gets "refinement" and retires from the Hurt because his henchmen neglected to send him a memo bi fore bumping off a member of a rival gang, he decides that the time has come for him to leave off being a racketeer and go in for culture. So he says good-byto his erstwhile pals, sets Kirl friend Ann Sothern up in style in a swanky night club as hat check girl, and departs for Europe to get refinement. rackets--tem- porarily. e Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters, their son, Louis, and daughter, Paula Jean, arrived here Tuesday for a two weeks stay with Mrs. Walters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gianottl. check-up- . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barboglio Jr. left for an extended trip, planTuesday Carman John Wharff and family left Monday for the eastern part of ning to go through Yellowstone Park and visit points of interest In the country on a vacation. the northwest, from where they will Rails Wrecker Boss Willis entertained take the coast route to California. visitors from Pasadena, California two days last week. L.D.S. CHURCH Rails at George Hughes, dispatcher All Services to be held in the new Grand Junction was here Thursday chapel. visiting with relatives and friends. Sunday school at 10 a.m., Mr. In George Kelly, superintendent, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jouflas motorPriesthood meeting follows charge. ed to Scipio Sunday. Mrs. Jouflas remained for a few days, to visit immediately. Sacrament meeting held every Sunwith her sisters, who are enjoying evening at 7:30 o'clock. day their vacations at their parents' Bishop Cecil Broadbent, in charge. home Rail y Utahns Drink Mors SOAP IOC . Jill LfcS? Than Any Other 3 Bars ' 19c" r DRAND! .SI 10c WHE ATIES K0 QUALITY MEATS U.S. INSPECTED 12c ROMA WINES ARE UTAH'S FASTEST SELLERS and you'll know why once you IIFIIA ncua FANCY LB FAT Tr FRANKFURTERS EASTERN BEEF ROASTS FRYERS GRAIN FED COLORED 0R 15c LBS 2 29c 15c 25c 19c 16c LB LB FANCY VEAL STEAK PICNICS - - CHOPS SHANKLES3 and TENDERIZED LB LB the the Wy-cof- I KRISSMAX TIDBIT Fryers lb LB HAHKFURTERS im if Wirt' mnm com-- j tul. Yal Cowles .incumbent Democrat, has pot decided what he will do. He is being sought for congress and some are urging him to return to the state house as either a senator or representative. Henry H. Jones (Fl), the bouse and senate. f Frank Hanson (It), and M. S. I. for are mentioned (It being Regardless of who enters the l race .a free ill is expected the September run-of- f primary. UNION MARKET TEWING HENS LAMB ii Shoe Shops Combine! SPRING D n a nimann 'i H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H H X H X H X H X H X H X H state legislature seems rather YACHT miMiiMimn DILLS BACON mention) d as possible in the mission race. Legislature Doubtful Although two have announced, contest for representatives to Tulllus .Inn u;t-m.i- H 10c n:v CLUB GEMS le.iv v rains here the first pari ol he w eek motivated the bo's to bring the "cruiser" back to Helper (Temquick inspection of local porarily). streets after Sunday's storm brought forth the cheering fact that some of the street puddles were as blK as Sofield's waters Henceforth, after rainstorms, the boys will do their sailing closer to home! Sail On The Commodore, for the first time in his many tries on Scofield reservoir, finally hooked and landed a big r pounder last Sunday. It was a rainbow. It didn't taste muddy when he ate it. It was netted without any concussionss of the skull or any scorching verbal utterances. Sail On Reports from the race at Scofield are that the Yacht boys cruiser was not in the race because of professional jealousy of other boatsinen up there. Just before the big race, one of the big fooats chugged past the local boat at an excessive rate of speed, (intentionally) throwing up a backwash that flooded the local entry. She just couldn't be bailed out soon enough to make the race. That's the best reason we-vheard yet why the big cup went to Ogden instead of coming down here to the . local Sail On Latest reports on the club's newest member, Cabin lioy Danzie, are very gratifying. He has shown much natural aptitude for the work. What they like about him best is that when told to do something, he does it Xo balking and retorts like "why don't you guys do something once in a while " Sail On A report comes to us that Fred man of yester-years- , Voll, has applied to the yacht boys for membership. Outcome will be published in the near-futurRalls Carman James Bruno has taken a lay-of- f of 30 days, most of the time to be spent at Salida getting H X H Pork and Beans 10C X H No. 2 can X NOODLES 10C H 12 oz. pkg X H N0 2 C4N WHIP tart, .rft X Spaghetti Tall can MIRACLE g Ken I'arr. night cellar packer, has blown himself to a complete new fishing outfit. He was seen last weekend iryini; the stuff out in the canal up by the park! Rails J. (". Hansen, night boilennaker, visitnl in lleber am! Midway last w eekend Rails X H X H 10c 15c PKG WHEAT Keu:i SHREDDED N. J. H CHERRIES FOR BOTTLING DEVILED By 1 3HH! - n Iirisnahan Johnny Si. lx)iiis and somo of tht n:iS. eina around all oihcr right shift owls art' all nurs-i:iiikr a Ujsl sheep. Reason the ad cast's of contracted Missus ami son a!t. vacationing fn- -' while switnmitiK in Pish creek. Try or ";! f'ks in Ux Angeles Vines;;!!' for the burn, (externally) Rails boys, ii lakes the beat out' Kr.tir'.e.'r I)o.iKh-- r! Rails look t!,e dav ... o:'! i. ...lor oiM'ii"a:-'l" M 'emeu t;len Gardner and Joe Mo!:to:o are both off the work boar now lor heir miles. ii BH1G Mr ' (Continued from lV,'e One) uo (Ki, (Jcorge Sprat ling (1). Geo. 'Terry McGowan (It), are all being " " J 2 Crystal White 10 Bars RUMBLINGS taste the delightful flavor of one or more of the many Roma eties. vari- Pick up a bottle or two tonight You, too, will like Roma Winet. SwMt Wines 20 Alcohol by volume; DryVtines to 14 Brandy 90 Proof Lb 1 |
