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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1944 THE HELPER JOURNAL-HELP- tied to the car. Tom. the oiv lccunl ,!1 neir Quest for venison of the trio who had enough strength up White River way. made their left to talk much, tells us 'hey sue. kill in good clean country and didn't The deer season "bug" has have to pack out more than about the terminal employes hard this a mile. Railroad Notes out already or anticipate; have been Rails-Mac- AMERICAN CAFE Jr. th U"llHo tn (rn their "crack" at a few pounds of meat. As yet no vivid tales POIIILL of bagging the buck" have come our hoid true to way, but if 211thei boys. : iuiiu.-uwniform tney win ue ween nave a win next ney he by " jrt p j V. lot to tell!- j $ MOM'S MEAT PIES AND y j; - Rail That Good Coffee X 7 Three of the local boys, Tom Mig.j liaceio. Orvel Haislip and Frances :K Guerrie, returned to Helper Sunday v "We Try to Do Our Best Always" t I t OAKLAND COAL i TIME TO WORRY I last week- - TOMORROW IS NAVY DAY ' Allison tells us that he and the Missus had a house guest last week Mrs E. C. Berger of Grand Junction. Ralls . Wo wore all saddened by the news of the death of Elwood "Toughy" Richardson last week at his home in Boise, Idaho. Elwood, a long-tim- e employe of the car department, had been retired from the job because $ of ill health. Caiman Emery Richardson, left here Wednesday for Boise, to attend the funeral of his brother Elwood. routine inspection trip. of the Car department lads going out the first of the season are: W. D. Martin of the Soldier Summit crew, Jim Boyaek. riptracker, and WO. shot Blackie. At this writing none of the trio have returned. Rails Bry Miller is vacationing this week somewhere "out of state". Some say he's up in Idaho hunting elk. Jim Bruno is doing all the hard work at Kenilworth till Bry returns. Ralls Another of the boys who went out the first part of the season is Lee Davis, carman. He's trying his luck up around Bry's homestead in Indian canyon. U. S. THRU-OU- T observed in 27. Charles R. Mabey. former Utah governor and national vice.president. Navy League of the United States, announced. Governor Herbert B. Maw issued a Navy October Day proclamation IS. calling upon all I'tahns, veteran, fraternal, religious, educational and civic organizations to cooperate in giving suitable observance of Navy Navy be will Day I'tah tomorrow, October ' week. Otto A. Wiesley. Navy Day state u PERdlAllEIlT C(mwnim wave kit A Complete with Permanent cMLf Wave Solution, curlers, set wave and nothing shampoo else to buv. Requires no heat, electricity or machines. Safe for everv type of hair. Over 6 million sold. Money back guarantee. Uet a Charm-hu- rl Kit today. 4rFr CORNET 5. 10 t STORE 25c PAGE NINE . has appointed district chairman, chairmen over the state and has sug. gested that the community commit tees arrange one or more of the fol. hinist Alex -- Ralfs E. V. Carlson and Dan Cunning, ham of Salt Lake, were visitors here is UTAH ER. " I WANTED! lowing forms of observance: Navy Day dinners, or luncheons. Navy Day mass meetings, commemorative ceremonies in honor of the heroes, living and dead, of the community, school programs and religious ser. vices on Sunday. Two themes are stressed this year in connection with Navy Day. One is "Your Fleet Guarantees Freedom" which Is based on the fact that this nation's best protection against fu. ture wars lies in strong Naval power; the other is that a great task lies ahead in defeating Japau after Germany is defeated. The civilian tribute to the Navy is in recognition of the vital part played by the Fleet in winning final victory. The American Navy was founded in October, 1775, by the Continental Congress and October 27 is the an-- , niversary of the birth of President Theodore Roosevelt, so much of whose life was devoted to establish. ing a sound Naval policy for the United States. DEER HIDES Hichest Prices Paid For DEER HIDES. See . . . HARRY GORDON At Price - Phone 25 Call Us and We'll Come and Pick We Also Buy ELK..1 HIDES and RABBIT; SKINS Ralls-E- ddy ABOUT THE COLD BLASTS OF WINTER Laursen. blacksmith, did his hunting this year up around the reservation. Believe Jim McFall went with him to load ammunition. Baker, former wrecker chef, resigned and returned to his old haunts in Denver. has Right motives give pinions to thought, and strength and freedom to speech and action. Mary Baker Eddy Prices Effective Frl. Sat., October 27 and 28 Pnffoo 3c Soup S)C 3 Cans 29c Schillinss 2Lb- - Jar Perc-Dri- p Time Now To If you need a new Coal Heater, it's a smart idea to see our dwindling of OAKLAND HEATERS. We are certain we have all the Heaters we'll get this season. Don't put off seeing what we have. They come in Three Convenient Sizes. stock If your heating equipment is not suufficient for your needs see the local Ration Board for a Priority Certificate. WE ALSO HAVE A FEW GOOD USED HEATERS IN STOCK Mutual Mercantile Co. i Phone 37 WINTERIZE Your Car At THE MIDLAND SERVICE STATION We Will Still Feature conoco SNOWDRIFT FLOUR LB 3 REDSTAR 48 14 74cPAnCAKE 88 LB8 10LBBAO SUGAR $2191 lB llcjflUCOA 17IIEATIES rami Also Best Grade SEAT COVERS For Expert Lubrication All Kinds 1st Grade Oils Tire Repairing and Vulcanizing Motor Tune.Up Service MAIN and eSieryLb. 37c 69c 32c PRODUCTS LOCUST Syrup HELPER ; ALL BRANDS 4 cans 39c CLEANSER 2 F0" quart SOAP Ssa Drifted Snow SUNBRITE AEROWAX Phone 307 Helper Campbell's Tomato Butter 6BAM g DUTCH llcjOLD 45c TISSUE 29c j COFFEE $-3- .49 CLEANSER 8 4 Hl LB RE c'"' R0LLS n' 25c 19c 30c THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... Ground Beef Sc lb 5wGbde S Oranges Joicy Va,encias C ii A POT ROAST grade LB BREAST OF LAMB LAMB ROAST HIPPY CHEESE SAUSAGE 0 "We can't argue with the Judge on that point, can we Mabel? It's not fair to penalize the many for the actions of the few." be "That, folks, is exactly what we would for voted ever we if in this country doing prohibition again. Authorities who have made a careful study of the problem, report that only about 5 of those who drink abuse the privilege occasionally... 95 drink with sensibly. Probably doesn't compare do and overeat who the number of folks other thing9 to excess. Prohibition certainly isn't the answer. It's not that simple. We had nearly 14 years proof of that, didn't we? "The real answer is education and better control. In fact, the responsible members of the distilling industry are working conwant stantly toward that end. They don't their of use the product abuse to anybody any more than the three of us do." "If everybody would take that sensible attitude. Judge, and cooperate as more and more are now doing, we'd be a lot better off a lot quicker." 8TYLE QUALITY FOOD5 RT R 5RVint3 AA A 0RADE LB LB 29c j 20c 32c ii 37c jj 25c $ Them Up 5 lbs. 55c ,..,... SRTISFflCTIOn Onions 75c SAVE ALL PAPER GUflRflnTEED |
