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Show HELPER THE JOURNAL Guests of Mr .and Mrs. Norman. Day :ast week end were Mr. and Mrs. Elden Day of Salt Lake City. , Helper, Utah THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1948 PAGE FIVE MILLIONTH PHONE TIDINGS HOME-TOW- N INSTALLED BY Bits of Thla.and.That of the People art Stopping last week to visit with Happening In and about Helper. and row t tour Bryce, Zion and the the 1)4X8 vere Dorothy and Gor" Mr. and and have been, Scott mother. and their don Paul, Grand Canyon. While fhe, mnA Jaeobragen bods, . blo. They j visiting wtth their parents, the mas tend the children. Next week MrsBowen of Mascara ftnd Mr and Mrs pete Borla of Heiperf B. Goetz-nia- Bob H. and en t0 Kellys, George will register for the fall quar- Ann. arrived and Yyla Bowman, daughter of Mr Mickey .""daughter, of Price, for the past two " fTWTTl Sliml ftnvmfln lha hnanltfll Inst Saf 'anH Mr TiA ' vw ' ;- n at Beth ..h ere he is attending the Wasatch week8. nr. Goetzman are &t he week for Tranquility, C&JL andlett last university, Bob are planning to leave j Academy. Mrs MagCm.s parent8 Mr and lfornia where they will teach in 'Mrs. Eugene Plaga, who are most vhe schoo there. elated over their first grandchild, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of as is Mrs. Frances Mascara, the were New London, Connecticut, Ann other grandparent. Mickey Mr. of week end last houseguests Was born September 7th, weighing Mrs. and Kelly. Dayton 6 pounds, and from all information received is about the most perfect The Kirkwood family are all baby ever born. Congratulations very happy over the return of their to all! son and grandson, Wallace, from the hospital at Oceanside, CaliMiss Edna Borla, daughter of fornia, where he has been confined for 14 months. He arrived on his Prices Effective Fri., Sat., Sept. 17 and 18 night, and is CLASSIFIGD DISPLAY motorcycle Monday fine. served Wallace again feeling in the Marine Corps for. three years, part of that time overseas, and was promoted to a corporal. ' GROCERY SALE He has received a medical disCLOSE-OUMarket at Spring Glen, charge and is very elated at being At W. K. 9.1 6.1 tc home. and Saturday. Friday Bob Kelly Mrs. M.S.T.T. COMPANY Price City Hoscltal half million were added In The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. than 10 years. Co Toll A. Riggs near Riverton, II Mr. and Mrs. Sept. Wyoming, was the scene of a not- Zaccaria, Helper, girl. able event in telephone history to. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. DavIA day (September 15) when the one Torres, National, girl. millionth telephone served by the Sept. 11 Mr and Mrs. CIeo Mountain States Telephone and Price, boy. Thayne, Telegraph Company was installed 11 and Mrs. J. - ns - u. NMMDKMrS PHONE 261 MORE FREE BASKETS OF GROCERIES SATURDAY AT 11A.M., FOR SALE T 7P.M. 3P.M., FOR SALE Registered Wlrehair. ed Terrier Pups, 5 weeks old. Inquire Martin Pererro, 91 Locust St., Phone J 9.9.2tp GROCERY WINNERS LAST SATURDAY Mra. Joe Rich Mrs. Geneva Black Mrs. Fay Thacker Mrs. Vern Hatfield Mrs. Lora Farnsworth Mr. Austin Johnson Mrs, John Besso Mrs. Martin Sunter Mrs. Helen Housekeeper Mrs. T. H. Chadwick Mrs. K. B. Fotherirgham 7-- Riggs, a World War II veteran, farm in the newly owns a 160-ac- re reclaimed North Riverton Irrigation Project. Officials from the Company headquarters In Cheyenne witnessed the event as did several Denver officials. After being discharged from the Army In 1944, Riggs returned to his farm in Oklahoma and in 1947 he applied for participation in the government reclamation drawing for acreage in the Wind River pro- ject near Riverton. His name was drawn as a qualifying applicant and he moved to a tract of land Mrs. John Gale left for Spanish 14 miles north of Riverton in Feb- Fork last Saturday for a few days' ruary, 1948. His application for telephone service was made short- visit. !y thereafter. Arriving last Tuesday to visit wuh a 8ilver plaqu9 on u, Ba8e several weeks was Mrs. L. R. the telepnon, WM ldentifled as mother. Mrs. Lena Deeben thfl one mllUonth to Thayn-B6TVei by of Salt Lake City. the Mountaln Company. As FOR SALE '47 Chet. Convertible with heater, defroster, chrome rims. 8300 actual miles. Write Jack Kenning, 725-Sagebrush Ace Miner and son, Jimmy, ac. Avenue, Salt Lake or contact by Forrest Benedict and companled Mission Auto Court, Prica. son, Earl, and Arvel Clayton and son of Salt Lake City, enjoyed a Dumn Truck, trip at Strawberry Reser-FOR SALE like new. Can he seen at 240 voir last Saturday and Sunday. Perhaps I should eay "camDinjr" River St., Helper. trip, as the fish seemed Tery FOR SALE 1946 FORD PICK-Usparse. Top shape; heavy duty tires and tubes. This little truck hasn't E. L. Winn, principal at Kenll- ibeen abused. Owner didn't need wrlh. left Tuesday for Ephraim, due to the death of his father, it, so we have it for sale. DIAMANTI MOTOR CO. Helper.. Eden Winn, 74. 9.16.1tc H. F. Johnson, father of Mrs. FOR SALE White enamel coal Cecl Broadbent, left Tuesday for range; also baby bed and matt- his home in Provo after enjoying ress, all in very good condition. a week's visit here. TO NEWLY-WE- GETTING THEIR FIRST ORDER DS TO SET UP HOUSEKEEPING, FROM THIS STORE L Bacon " GROUND BEEF IIAT.1 MOCKS SMOKED LB - 65c s,iced LB BEEF 55c POT ROAST u as It was installed, Mrs. Riggs Placed the first call to her invalid mother la Snyder, Oklahoma, Luncheon following the install-flBhin- g ftton of tho telephone was attend- i vy Wyoming s governor, Lester 39c CUBE STEAK B 89c 9.16.usc FOR SALE Electric Range, $35; Bed and Springs, $15; Chest of " . i An iu t m. T.A.n.n o, a ,1V. ice 4 Chairs. Also House ?l each. Plants, inquire i mua Annex iw. t- iu 9.16.2tp ) Tjn$jsii?10lb.9 22: 101 li.lol lb.... 45c Shortening Can 3-l- b i CASTLE GATE NEWS FOR SALE '48 Kenmore washing excellent condition machine, By Mrs Josephine Houghton used 1 month. Baby high chair Good and small baby bed. condi.j Through the auspices of the Reion. Inquire 69 Bryner Street, lief Society, a painting class is 9.16.nc Phone 248J being held and many beautiful obhave been completed Mrs. jects FOR SALE 1946 FORD CONVERT Neva Jackson of Price is the in-- IBLE This i3 a "Sparkle structor, Plenty" Job. with original rub- " er; bet ot ,1am... plenty or s m Ree 50 . 10 FLOUR MILK BRANDS COFFEE 1 . A SPUDS IwS .mWm9 JELL0 FLAVORS ," CAMAY SOUP No. 2 Can PINEAPPLE j$ h WATER LB LB 3V2c . LB a SOAP BATH M SIZE bars 27c 10c for 23c CAN . CAMPBELL'S N 86c 1st Grade CREAM TOMATO . HEINZ K WHITE KING SOAP POWDER CANTALOUPES, MELONS SWEET BABY FOOD JUICY 249 BLISS BUTTER m jjj . LB HILLS . 323 voui' . . MOTOR CO. Helper..' ning at 11 lm Trday' a.m. le ce For 4c 34c $18,-841.- 00 t FOR PICKLING SUPPLIES TOMATOES FOR CANNING PRUNES PEARS PEACHES VIIIEGAR In Bulk Gallon 71 HEADQUARTERS PICKUNG I Miscellanpons WANT TO BUY HOUSE See Martin Perrero, Phone J, Help. er. 9.9.2tp gallon HONEY M)r wwm mmr&B mm En mm mW mwm 198 mt m bailv io a.m, and 4 m E p,m. 9 Watch f or Br SATURDAY, SEPT. 25TH J. past week, according to a report-froB. H. Young, county & Russell Ware, Jr., Dragerton, Dragerton. Nordln, Betty Wllkie R. Dierks, Columbia, an Betty Lou Reynolds, Columbia. Ettorino Ben Cuatto, Helper, an Velia Sylvia Tangaro, Price. Julius Spigarelll, Jr., Sweets, Wllma Ann Jumper, Sunnydale. Walter L. Mortensen, Huntington; and Yvonna Arnold, Cleveland. Charles H. Pipher, Helper, an Beulah Elizabeth Hight, Helper. half million telephones, the second clS on' Phone News Itenw to Journal G Acclaimed by CRITICS & PUBLIC! WMMtoffi 51 anJtii IN A TICKETS CONCERT THE WHOLE WORLD LOVES tar at EfPWJ 1 Presented By Kelley Drug and ROTARY CLUB of PRICE House of Music PRICE Price Civic Auditorium Monday, Sept. 20 8:00 P.M. SAVINGS of a LIFETIME Steam CLEANING of Chassis & Motor CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Sham, S pooing. All work guaranteed. See W. R. Everett, 644 N. 2nd East 7.8.usc Price, Phone 955J WELDING DONE Arc and Acetylene welding done at your home or my residence. K. B. Fother-inghaPhone 397J3, Martin Lane. 9,2,4tp mmmW DRESS $5.00 AND GROUP $10.00 SELECTION OF "AIR RIDE" U. S. ROYAL TIRES America's Newest, Most Modern Tire ,5 SUMMER SUITS Going at SELECTION LIMITED Seat Covers Cool-Rid- e Price!... SO HURRY ! ! m, CONOCO PRODUCTS? U.S. to work at YMCA Annex (Ilolp-o- r See Us for Expert Lubrication Hotel). Living quarters plus 4 fenzon & wvaKer oiaio uni wages. Can consider if man is Tire Repairing end alroady employed, but has spare Vulcanizing time. See Mr. Bassler at Railroad YMCA. Phone 43 W 9.1fl.2tc i.usi LADIES Black Wallet, containing driver's license, car keys; other papers and money. Reward for return to Mra Pearl Gardner, Helper Route No. 1 or 225R Hflitp THE MIDLAND SERVICE Main SATURDAY, SEPT 18TH ONLY ISAi'IKII ut.iA' WASTE- D- Man and wife LOST AND FOUND m AMAZING Values up to $24.95 sc Phone 1 Marriage permits were issued tre following couples during tin and Tfeln Wanted f! .MARRIAGE PERMITS CAR WASHING FOR ELECTRICAL Repairing and Wiring Call Pete Clerlco at Helper 113-- J, or Tom Burgess at Price 190-- GPKCF. ii c"T ornciais; A New Service 7-- CONCORD GRAPES 33c Kmon 00 Pkg $16.87.'- i Hunt: bes- "serv. those present. Mrg Ann Huft Mrg Ruby Tay FOR SALE Two-pieliving room 'or. Mrs. Annabel Fish, and Mrs. set also a clarinet, very good Thalia Thacker attended Relief condition. Phone 397.14. Helper Society union meeting Sunday. 9.16. ltP F.flril Airl T lltll... Amounts To $14.95 Per Person Rent For the fiscal year 1946-4- 7 Utah in received federal $9,514,000 ..AND FOR ..SLEEPING.. ROOMS APARTMENTS. Innuire at the grants which amounts to $14. 9E' Hillcrest Hotel, Helper 9.9.usc Per capita. Federal grants to states 'include money for public assistance FOR RENT house and employment security administra- basement. Phone Helper 89J tion, health and welfare services, 9.9.1tc education, public roads, and deof FOR RENT Small House, furn- velopment and conservation ished. Inquire at No. 6 Birch natural resources. By way of comparison Nevada received $4,719,000 Street 9.9.1tp or $34.85 per capita; Montana STORE FOR LEASE In Spring or $15,28; Wyoming Clen. Inquire of William (Bill) and $20.31; Colorado Kos at Kos Service, Spring Glen and $16.56; Idaho $7,856,000 and $16,63; Arizona $10,508,000 and 9,2,usc 916.1tc 100 LBS RED g, Te Sk-HoTT- "" DIAMANTI 85 Soon - A STATION Locust Helper Phone 807 $1.69 r, I. service club presidents; Reclama-on Bureau officials from Riverton, Cody and Billings; newspaper and radio officials: and various tele-ipbone officials. F. P. Ogden, presl. dent of the Telephone Company, presented a commemorative cer tificate to Mr. Riggs. The ceremony marked a milestone in economic development and population growth in the en tire area served by The Mountain Thorit Hatch and J. A. Theobald States Company, which includes were callers in Vernal this week. the states of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, K. D. Marquis left Tuesday night Wyoming and E1 Paso Texas. Com. for Los Angeles to attend at J. C. pany officials stated that although penney convention. it took approximately 60 years for the company to reach its first P. 59c "A" GRADE Baf-Hassinge- Stateg C SPECIAL GIFT tt Mr. Sept. O'Berto, Helper, boy. Sept 12 Mr. and Mrs. BurtMf Peica, Price, boy. Rex Sept. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Kofford, Castle Dale, boy. Sept 13 Mr. and Mrs. Orangevllle, boy. JL Sept. 13 Mr. ajul Mrs. Merril, Hiawatha, boy. Sept. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Wellington, boy. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. WeiuB Bills, Helper, girl. Sept. 15 Mr and Mrs. Huntington, glrL . Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. FfcUl Sanchez, Helper, girl. Sept. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Dermar Jensen, Emery, girl. Sept. 8 Mr and Mrs. O. C Davis, Price, girl. Sept 9 Mr. and Mrs. Dorr1 Mathews, Castle Gate, girt. Sept. 10 Mr and Mrs, James1 . Anderson Latuda, girl, Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Castle Gate, girl. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Jamesf Draper, Price, boy. . Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Willtanf-RTaylor, Helper, girl. there. PR. NYLONS GIVEN FREE WHILE THEY LAST ! 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