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Show tills WM. WILLIS Prescription Pharmacy D. & R. G. XV. -:- Helper. Utah - ter, Mrs. Verla Rosella Craig of Castle Gate, will be held today at 2 p.m. in the Henrieville LD3 chapel. He was born Dec. 1, 1878 at Kanarraville to W. T. and Celes-ti- a Aleta Roundy Willis. He married Sarah E. Quitre. He was a member of the LDS church and a fanmeT and merchant, residing most of his life at Henrieville. SINCUIRto Survivors are Mrs. Craig; step- sons and daughters: Ervin and David Rose, Henrieville; Mrs. Eliza Moore, Panguitch; five grandchildren, and 11 greatgrandchildren. Burial will be in Henrieville under the direction of the Wallace Mortuary of Price. Gov't. Is Purchasing 50 Million Pounds Of Hamburger GET WINTER The Federal Government will begin immediately a program of buying 60,000,000 pounds of hamburger for use in the school lunch program, it was announced NOW! CHECK-U- P last Friday. Try The New Power Discovery Gasoline Clean Radiator, Check all Hoses and other places for leaks; Replace defective hoses where necessary; then add water and rust preventative before putting in Anti-Freefor Final ze Check-V- p. The announcement was made by Sen. Wallace F. Bennett at a meeting of leading Utah cattlemen and government drouth experts in Salt Lake City. The program was made public shortly afterward by Secretary of Agri-,culture Ezra Taft Benson. The program of buying hamburger will be particularly help ful to producers of' grass-fe- d such as those in Utah, Sen. Bennett told the group, since the program was designed to buy particularly that type of beef. "This will get many of these cattle off the market, and this should have a beneficial effect on prices generally," .Sen. Bennett of the group said. Members agreed that the program would be helpful to cattle growers in Utah. of COOKIE'S SINCLAIR SERVICE ERNEST COOK, 160 N. Main Mgr. -:- Phone 332 - i; SIT If PACE THREE J I fdrtor, America re-ele- 1 O'-Be- rto There will be some changes made in the Tony Hribar house. Jawn Zupon coached his soul out for the Legion ball team but ran aifoul of some (bubble headed kids. So Jawn was rewarded by the American Legion with the Royal Order of the Axe. Which is eggsactly why them kids ain't never going no place The Al Spensko vs Shirley An nie Fazzio wedding reception was nice, but all they had to drink was Bluehill milk. Rassler Yvon fViiiimrfwH Viae vTix1 4H 'hair cvln & ,who bun in the back with a silver thrrad among the hennaed gold. no-ho- w. . Dena Pierotti has won the bor Day guzzling contest for the last 5 years. Practice makes perfect. Henry Allai may be a large wheel in the UMWA but he sured. Henry should ly one of the 273 Helper bridge join clubs. The fireworks show was nice, but after seeing the 4th of July celebration put on by the L. A. Legion in the coliseum, one gets sorta spoilt. It's like comparing Marabeth N i e 1 s o n La-cat- tle long-winde- with Kim Novak. Ray Rachele is a terribly serious type. Kind of a guy who would marry Marilyn Monroe for her money. John Driscoll has been on the wagon for 2 weeks and looks durned near human. Only thing he takes now is Mrs.- D's B I jt I FRANKLIN J. MEINE Ftoptf EnrycJofwato By DAVE ROBERTSON Spring Canyon school has closed for lack oi funds. Long live Governor Lee. You can rest assured that the Hill William vote ct will him, more skules ciiiu 4; uuis uiilc gicai wui i 1c-ju state of 'Utah will sink abysmally 'into a bog of ignorance whilst the mediocre and medieval minds take over. Brack is going to economize us into bankruptcy of While out hunting the mind. with bow and arrow, Tony mistook a Sanpete Republican for a Moose and shot a shaft thru his noggin. Personally, I would say that anybody who gets mistaken for a Moose is better off dead. u BY JOURNAL MWfi f THUGS TO TALK From Spring Canyon (Utah) SEPT. 13, 1956 TIPPLE TALCS 1 for William Lorenzo Willis, 77, who died Monday at the home of a daugh- Prescriptions Filled Phone 553 RITES HELPER THURSDAY, Funeral services - UTAH RAILWAY R. R. The Wm. Willis Rites Held Today At Ilenrieville Chapel lailiiiiillil'iiiate .M " THE LATEST TRANSATLANTIC RECORD FOR A SAILBOAT (A YAUJL) IS 20 PAYS, 9 HOURS AMD 17 mNITES.4THIS RECORD WAS SET RECENTLY DURING THE FIRST SUCH FACE IN 20 YEARS. spa- ghetti. She can't spell it but how she can build it. Afty Ruggeri played a nice round of golf. On the 4th she missed a hole-in-oby only 14 strokes. ne Vice President Dick Nixon and Dalpiaz have something in common. They wuz both in the groundforces of the U. S. Navy. George Spraying's finest act as mayor was to build the underpass. Now we can get thru to n. buy fishin woims from Alice Joyce Shreeve smiled at Jack Sullivan last nite. She lighted a fire in an old soot-fill- ed chimney. It was Napoleon who said, "Beand yond the Alps lies Italy the Lord Alps those who Alps themselves." And Frank Whipple has Alped himself up the ladder of success over the bloody and prostrate body of .best friend, Peter Paletta. Never has the highway patrol seen the likes of such burning ambition as smokes in, the Whipple breast. As boys, he and Peter were the Damon and Pythias of their generation. They fished, swam, played hide and go seek me, stole applejack and hunted the same wild geese. So yesterday officer Whipple gave citizen Paletta a speed ticket and this beautiful friendship perished on the points of a tin Frank Ma-gan- star. BURMESTER - BERGERA RECITE NUPTIAL VOWS A lovely bride of late August was Miss Anne Burmester who erchanged vows with Jerald Ber-ge- ra Saturday in a double ring ceremony at Memorial House in Memory Park. The Rev. Erwin E. Bollinger, Presbyterian minister, performed the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron D. Burmester, Hiawatha, and the bridegroom's parents are IMr. and Mrs. James J. Bergera, Helper. The bride wore a William Ca-hgown original floor-leng- th veil of of taffeta. Her finger-ti- p French illusion fell from a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white Bible and white orchid. Acting as maid of honor was Miss Sarah Hess of Denver, Colo., ill with Mrs. F. F. DeMetrovich, Salt Lake City. Miss Virginia Gordon. Hiawatha, and Miss Dorothy Hatch of Helper as her other attendants. Robert Colzani of Helper, assumed the duties of best man while Garry Muilins and Charles Langer of Salt Lake City acted as ushers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Burmester wore a blue lace sheath underscored with taffeta and the bridegroom's mother chose a frock of beige organza. They wore lovely carnation corsages. The young couple honeymooned in San Francisco, Calif., with the new Mrs. Bergera choosing a navy blue linen suit with white accessories for her going away attire. They left Helper on September 5, to make their home in Washington, D.C., where Mr. Bergera will continue his medical studies ;at the George Washington Uni versity. The black radar box will forever stand as a monument to the Election returns just came in, this Everybody in Price has commit Machiavellian Whipple, scheming Rasputin of the open ted suicide. road. Nothing and nobody shall stand in the way of his sergeant's stripes. Peter Paletta was merely giving his car a short burst of speed to burn the carbon out ALL! THANKS of the generator when zowie, his dearest pal Frank, sprang I WISH TO TAKE THIS MEANS OF out from behind the bushes like a coyote and slapped a $15.00 EXPRESSING MY APPRECIATION AND plaster on the Paletta Utoci THANKS TO THE GOOD VOTERS OF Station. From now on all black CARBON COUNTY FOR THE VERY FINE and white state cars can expect water in they gas. How shorper SUPPORT GIVEN ME IN TUESDAY'S than a serpent's tooth to have PRIMARY ELECTION. IF ELECTED IN jam eager beaver buddy. Hi way THE GENERAL ELECTION I WILL DO Patrol Gold Braid Lyle Hyatt better keep lookin over his shoulMY UTMOST TO WARRANT YOUR CONder. TO ' Due to the rising cost of supplies, labor and machinery through the past five to ten years, the Dry Cleaners in Carbon and Emery Counties find it necessary to raise their prices on dry cleaning and alteration service. This price change will go into effect the 15th day of September, 1956, in the follow- ing plants: ACME CLEANERS AND TAILORS MASTER TAILORS AND CLEANERS QUALITY DRY CLEANERS SERVICE CLEANERS AND DYERS O. K. CLEANERS CENTRAL CLEANERS DRAGERTON CLEANERS MEN'S LADIES' Suits $1.50 85c 85c Sport Coats 85c Shirts (long sleeve) 75c Shirts (short sleeve) Summer Jackets (light weight) 85c 50c Jacket Linings $1.25 Finger Tip Jackets Winter Jackets $1.50 Down Filled Jackets .. $2.00 & up $1.50 Topcoats 75c Extra Lining Overcoats (heavy) .. $1.75 to $2.00 65c Sweaters (long sleeve) .. 50c Sweaters (short sleeve) : 20c Ties Tuxedos $2.00 .' Leather Sleeve Jackets $1.50 Leather Jackets $3.50 & up Men's Robes $1.50 50c Gloves Pants - 75c Double cost of "Water Proof cleaning and pressing. Coat Sweaters ALTERATIONS Pants Cuffing "Waist $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 , Alteration Full Pocket Half Pocket Ladies' Coat Posket Peg Pants Coat Sleeve Alteration Waist Band Pants Zipper Jacket Zipper Sheep Skin Coats Uniforms Press Only 50c each 50c each $2.00 $1.50 & up $1-7- 5 $1-5- $2.00 $3.50 & 4c up up $1.50 $1.00 Suits wine breaks are longer and the punch boards are more easily tapped. Lou will carry a gieger counter in his mail sack. Bright boy Jim 'Scarcelli puts cold beer in his hub caps so he'll always have one for the road. Al Veltri invented a unbeatable burglar alarm. But somebody stole it. Dr. O. W. Phelps also was nabbed in the radar web while speeding to Helper. It was an emergency. His wife was spending too much dough in the Vogue John L. Lewis is mad at Ther esa Uzelac and: Mary Jerant, who sashayed' into the banquet sans invite and et 2 plates of ham apiece. Take it easy girls. You are gettin big around hipsville. You ain't the type which melts in a crowd. Mary and Theresa sneaked up on that free show like Commanches after a wagon train. The politicians were thicke. er than fleas on an alley State Auditor candidate, Brig Young, gave the best ad48 Bryner St. Price dress Mayor Bill Welsh called us coal hogs ladies and gentlemen, and that was a nice thing even if he did have tongue in cheek. Of course, Bill was out numbered. Queen Sandy VanNatta made me to get realize what a fool old. Her attendant, Rita Orlandi, is also a bit of a lallapaloosa. Some years ago Annie Picco was chose Stone Age Queen of sponsored by Fran Tuxrie. In his campaign literature Dan Keller said that he was a WW 2 soldier. Now there is a really big, as Ed Sullivan would say, a really big, big, big deal. In fact, Keller and Eisenhower wuz in the same army together. Ring out the bells for the sage and astute Judge Litizzette. In the Tribune our minor league Earl Warren proved that fluoridation of the water violates nobody's constitutional system. Nonetheless, Nick Thomos, Theresa Uzelac and Keith Nielson are irked at Wi- termas'ter Dom Bruno. Day after he dropped fluoride pilla in the reservoir, their teeth dropped out. But they were tired of the same old grind. THANKS AGAIN TINUED SUPPORT. FOR YOUR LOYAL SUPPORT. LOUIS KOSEC Commissioner Candidate ar ' : $1.50 Jumper Dress Dress (plain) $1.25 Dress and Jacket Dress with Half Slip'. $1.75 Blouse Mailman Lou Rauzi is going to Moab to play postoffice with the wealthy dowagers. In Moab the dogs are all tied up, the Xmas tips are bigger, the afternoon $1.50 $2.00 (long sleeve) 75c Blouse (short sleeve) 50c Housecoat or Robe $1.75 if 2 V, Vfs air-dal- Skirt (plain) Skirt (full) Skirt (pleated) COe : Formals 75c $1.00 & tip $2.50 Shorty Coats & up $1.25 Summer Coats (long) $1.50 75c Lining Extra Winter Coats $1.75 75c Lining Extra Fur Trim Coat (collar 75c & up or cuff) 85c Slacks .'. $1.50 Blankets '.. $2.00 & up Quilts $2.00 & up Bedspreads Couch Cover Chair Cover Couch and Chair Cover $3.00 $2.00 ... $5.00 DRAPES Lined, Per Panel Unlined, Per Panel Home Wtfhed Garments Same Price Aa Regular Cleaning $1.25 $1.00 La-too- da, M :;: I 'fft , , t xrj. I m m i. w vjs jENTUCKVSTRAJGHt B...,.-- The taste is rich, theMfeer is light so smooth there's not a bit of bite cm-THE HILL 10UISVILLE, & HILL COMPANY. DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS. BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF STRAIGHT it |