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Show PAGE THREE 'f m the vicinity ery near future. hit some curs puiWod on a Scoutnia.-te-r which was supoiwed to be GRAND FIREWORKS Lunr.el,nun!ln kft with the bms l,v miht h!ko to Beat ei On for ; ! H Piecipitution m the immediate many (f lhe second cla-Scout yA'''"" I ngineer George Hanner has been Price district on DISPLAY WILL BE (By M. H. WiLson) ttSts wue fin en to those Sunday and Monday ea. riuson for the eligible, thus off tlie job for the past four or live totaled a hit! e less than half an inch, trip. No reason given Helper Planning July 4th Arthities , Cn Jl,! -- u'h the bojs ujll ,,, to aecoidmg to the reeoidings.of lleniy FEATURE JULY H to attend the u rehabilitation Helper will celebrate the Fourth of Fiaek, local obsener. The exact scout L. A. is Reed off Engineer under the sponsorship of Carcamp according to Mr lading July amount of moisture started in bon Post No. 21, American Lemon 1Bunnel Other trios and hikes will again and the gang oer to the the rams of the two gainedwasthrough .40 of days allow roundhouse Appropriate and thoroughgoing arsay they don't know thioughout the summer. crew and a The Legion wll be aided in its efa" Mich, a splendid groundsoaker and rangements are being completed by Trout-iti- s whether flu or a carpenter its for Headquarters fort the the ,, other by clubs of Helper and troop have of ten men and in turn on;' which should proie of material the various committees in charge for H uteri provided in the railroad "Y" will aid the clubs puttin .rotf listing to to Helper the proper obthe celebrations delegated to the bund'ng through the courtesy of the Engineer George Spratthng has the akie to agricultural interests of the were sent area ment manage and Grand movthe Junction fever. of Utah Si of the servance each. railroad George rvue buildings charge Nation of Pillowing is the geneial weather birth of a recent meeting Commander club Not only has a room for mee- ed hw job headquarters down to the At nations on buildings been made mailable but the en- Colorado town the latter part of last reeoi ding as listed by Mr Fiaek dur- JSed repairs James G. Galanis of Carbon Post tings facilities f , tr, he made and the week of tire the building, mclud- named the following men to act on the mg the library, showers and leading I- dmgn low bu;ldn3it gl This crew" will be, the general committee for this event' room have Fourth of July, I.. fjJ 80 been made available Host Ed for ler Burger returned on the grand tdea time and in all proba- - James G. Galanis, general chair- - ,the troops use The Scout room here fjrsome t the company ' man; Legtonnaiare, Fred Voll, finance, is being redeem ated and Scout scale such an -, or three days mjovmg Coloiado eht fill aL0TLse improvements concessions, firewoiks; E. R. Criss- - and emblt m will be used to addflags, occasion dedismate work which man, advertising and dance; W. H tinction to the quarters. specified mands. II of aart X, year 1936 when Wardell, sports; R. A. Nilson, August So popular has this activity proven One of the ed for of in Litizzette Glen and Migliaccio, Tommy charge Ballinger as yet that Kiuanuns are now rehabilitation program was proconsidering was called to Grand fonder, unassigned. the sponsoring of a seeond troop in engine of en- -t of Junction the death grams Wednesday by The feature will be hand- Helper. This activity will certainly parade the road improvement .. edition e r t a i n -cousin. added to by the start-cre- w led by the Kiwanis club and the pub- meet the OK of the kids and the H-for a ment ever outlined celebration Cias of ten men to lic meeting by the B. P. W. organiza- parents are more than enthused at the a bridge Chas. Lopez (the Mex. law) came in eastern Utah is being planned, acof Helper. Other features will prospect of tion Soldier between good clean activity for the back to work bridges ,.s on Wednesday after a few All . wooden be assigned to the other clubs at a children cording to those who have charge of the summer months. during '.nit and Helper. meet days visit in Salt Lake City. and in the near future and the whole the various divisions of the enterH Jk are being removed H decks wood on started its program tainment schedule. It is expected creosoted The way. Trainmans Ladies Sewing club li bv W. L. (Bill) Preston is back at work iim-- of sun-liiTentative plans call for a Sunrise and the Elite Bridge club No ram occurred, uml that the contract for the fireworks 3Z turn are being covered with members This is a safety salute, a mammoth parade with at- entertained at a farewell party in after a week's layoff during which he the drought over i alley ranges and uti- - display will be signed some time this andg prevents bridges catch tractive floats, a public meeting, honor of Mrs. Jess Barlowe of Hel- visited relatives at Star Valley, Wyo- irrigated farms as accentuated by dry- - week, according to Don Hacking, which drop sports, fireworks and a grand ball to per Wednesday night at the home of ming. Bill drew a night assignment ing winds. A little damage was done to chairman of that from hot coals portion of the proThe gravel also wind up the day. Details for these Mrs. Clyde Miller. The Barlowes who on his return and will head the night garden truck n ml nlfalta by frosts tlmt boxes. and elabo-storm- s. A more colorful 8ram in ear crew followed for the about of whacker the ake of dust the not events are available at this time have been residents of Helper for sixty strong make maintenance than that of fireworks rate The t of first is near alfalfa display mp but a Fourth of July show unsurpass- some time are moving to Grand days. isd easier1935 cele-be- et 1- 1maturity in the northern enmities, while; of the ed is promised for this end of the Junction to take up residence there. H continues Tomntoes ami bration is being lined up, according Carl Milton visited in the Basin other thinning county. Tables were set for sixteen and a deNEW garden plants are being set out rap- - . if H the Lake during past eight idly, and the pea crop is doing well where J:lr' SCHEDULE FOR HELPER lightful luncheon followed by bridge and Salt BOY SCOUT TROOP GROWING Tickets on the new Plymouth furnished entertainment during the days. We know of no reason except irrigated. Livestock are in fair to good and are being removed rapidly dan which is to be awarded at the The guest was presented that he wanted to show folks his new Boy Scout activities are well un- evening. Abilities of a new time card,es to forest ranges, the foothill ranges hav-- . celebration are announc-IWderway with the Helper Kiwanis club with a lovely farewell gift by the Chevrolet. moving nicely, too, June 14, have been In the Cache val- H mg suffered drought. of the two entertaining to Scott Fausset, who has in passenger train time sponsoring a troop here. Enthusiasm members according beet it hut lias ey. progressed, H. H. Gilmer, car man at Soldier been too thinning card Will probably effect for the project is evidenced by the clubs of w'hich Mrs. Barlowe had been dry uml cold for crop growth, charge of this setup. The Plymouth in the several preliminary an early member. Summit was called to Grand Juncfact that follows: needs moisture badly In is being supplied by the Carbon Mograin b now arrives at meetings held to date an average of H tion Wednesday bv the illness of Mrs. tile northern counties. Alfalfa is ready tor company and will probably be Fo. j Eastbound, Switchman Pat Hughes suffered a Gilmer. J. H. Bellows of Helper will new schedule, to sixty boys have turned out. Twenty-si- x in the Salt Lake 2 35 a, m., , d per dispay this week. There of this number have taken and slight brain concussion while at work ruin cars at the Summit till H. H. valley; beet thinning is miner wnv. while a. m at Helper at 12:50 to be other prizes awarded, three Hel-25- 0 tomatoes suffered was tests. back. frost dnimiire. An leaves s;, l westbound, now gets passed their tenderfoot Friday of last week. Mr. Hughes H liny it ml urain are doing well in Tilth too. Purchases of tickets on the auto ceremony to induct them in- completing the tying down of a car a. m., new schedule, to leave and tomatoe are mostly planted, award are finding a generous sale in to the Scout organization will be held when he became overbalanced and m. LeRoy Murray from Duchesne was bounty, per 3:10 a. In the and nt Deseret outside of the Carbon coun- fell to he ground striking his head on called back to work after a three Spier valley Ktorma and front have . ing it a rail. Had the car been moving weeks layoff. area, an indication of the exten-Tb- e been unfavorable to alfalfa and grain. H is entirely probable that the accident range is much too dry nt Modena, sive interest being shown. would have resulted fatally, however More detailed outlining of the genThe Rio Grande softball club took and Escalante. Spring grain ngid are being planted at Montieello, eral about ten days in bed should be all a hard-fouggame from the Blatz but program. will be possible in is needed moisture in there first Beer organization Tuesday by a 15-and nt Price that is needed to put Pat back issues of The forthcoming Dm and hesne. where sheep nnd other class working order again. tally. cate. do well on spring ranges. H H Mrs. P. H. Hughes was hostess to was called to Grand We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Guerri Francis the Elite Bridge club last Wednesday Junction by the death of his uncle A delicious luncheon was evening. served following the evenings play. Tuesday. H Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. C. Smith and W. Pat Lee Lemmon, Cavanaugh E. H. Thomas and Clyde H. Weller spent Memorial Day in OgThose enjoying the hospitalMiller. NHEATIES PACKAGE ... den. Mrs. Weller accompanied her ity of Mrs. Hughes were the Mrs.Bar-A husband on his return to Helper and H. R. S. A. H. Deason, 10-WeeLewellyn, will spend a few davs visiting before , rett, J. C. Cavanaugh, Tom Migliaccio, SALAD to Ogden. Morreturning Frank James, Clyde Miller, Wm. H , , , Opengan, Leonard Thayne, and M. H. Bob Hurst and wife spent MemorWilson. JELLO ial Day at Cleveland. 126-- w HELPER AND THE WEATHER Onv?r thi-nk- o 4TH dis-,.l- helper j 1 ' 2 finest S Dry-lan- ht 11 i FRI., SAT., JUNE 5th. 6th. 10c I DRESSING Starting of 27 BISQUICK CERTO PACKAGE LAEGE ANNOUNCING BOTTLE 53c pko. PAROWAX FRUIT JARS 10c PACKAGE PINTS CASE... ASSORTED FLAVORS JAM TISSUE 64c 55c 4c NO. 2 CAN TOILET Sc Zs 19 KERR-MASO- R GOOD Milk Macaroni 43 Oz. Pkg. 21c 39c 19c 12c OXYDOL THOMPSONS HALTED MILK CAN BIG VALUE 1 POUND PACKAGE jCR 1 . .. hersheys cocoa 1 POUND CAN Cheese S,dCream"l Os SOUP T0MAT0 or VEGETABLE greehoniohs (Jg lc BUNCH FRESH 5C SPINACH 2 pounds esoudeead- sLETTUCE WATER 4c 19c GLASSES 6 ro U.T.S0AP 4 15C baps QUALITY MEATS UNION MARKET INSPECTED HORTEfilfiG OT ROAST GAL FORK . ROAST COTTAGE CHEESE 2 ROAST lACOII pbs p"iy: SALT SIDE POUND SPRING FRYERS STEWING SALMON HALIBUT Kipperd Columbia handy packets of typewriting paper 2 for 35c at The Dancing Course Rhythm Tap Toe Acrobatic Ballet. , Price. ing Clases June 15. Call MYLEEN EVANS ks By M. H. Wilson Fruit business has shown a decided slump during the past week due to the fact that it is California's between 2Jc KERR LIDS De- - Rails 15c 19c 17ic HENS Salmon - - MASTER CHEV. COACH dependable, in perfect condition. Beautiful Duco finish, knee action wheels. Fisher body. GMAC terms on bal. Down Payment ONLY .... 1934 Naval oranges have season period. ceased to be shippable and Valencias Big, attractive, are not quite ready for shipment. Another week is expected to see this business on the boom again. $185 H all express train of cherries and small vegetables is being handled over the D. & R. G. W. about three times per week of late. The cherries are of the large eating variety and are destined for eastern markets. The short transportation time over the D. & R. G. W. via cutoff makes this route the best medium of getting the fruit to market early and in prime condition. A ten-c- ar CHEV. STANDARD COACH only 10,000 actual miles Elegant Dnco finish. Mohair uphol-strperfect mechanical condition only 1934 Driven y $495 Dot-se- ro CHEV. MASTER TOWN Beautiful maroon finish, big builtin trunk. Wire wheels, excellent lines. Guaranteed Only... mechanically 1934 H Trainmaster J. R. Loftis accompanied Assistant General Manager L. F. Wilson and Division Superintendent Hugh Wilson on an inspection of the Marysvale branch beginning Wednesday morning. H Trainmasters Clerk Jack Loftis and1 wife left Saturday morning on No. for a two weeks vacation on the Pa-to-! cific coast. They will go direct San Francisco and then visit up and down the coast. H Brakeman ONeal of Grand Juncrun Sattion, took sick while on his his tra'n off taken was urday and to be here and placed aboard No for2 treattaken to the Salida hospital $550 Wire wheels, 1931 CHEV. SEDAN New tires, mohair npholstry, beautiful finish. A family car you can be proud of. Mechanically guaranteed. Terms to suit your pockctbook $375 FORD COUPE Fine cord 1st grade tires. Dajrk maroon finish. Motor smooth, powerful Inspection sticker on car ready to go 1930 WilDivision Superintendent Hugh to the son is the donor of a new book This book, Utah Service club library. Paclfic s the of Pioneers entitled, history the with early quite complete a lot of this section and has created saw have who those from comment of were two it. Included with the gift GeoNational the of recent issue one of which conMagazine, graphic tains the societies stdry of Utah. five The D. & R- - G. W. has handled C. C. C. Two week. specials this westbound on Wednesday; an 90 peospecial Tuesday carrying asWaterworks American ple to the Los in Angeles, convention sociation special Wednesday carand a ten-c- ar to Seattle for the 125 people rying of Banking meet. Institute American car special ,carrif? A thirteen an additional 150 to the scheduled latter two trains are ?or several hour layovers in Salt Lake the members of City in order that a chance to visit the party may have Utahs capitol. Conductor Thomas McGann returnhos-nit- al ed home Wednesday from the where he at Salida, Colorado, weeks as two the past for been has a result of injuries received when his y, $265 ment. nothin A. L. Martin says there aint won t play to the rumor that his team Muutal. no more games except withhad some softballers Martins It seems hard luck, being on the,Mutual. en$?! all scores till they met to win caused some of those supposed A. L. was making that state to know to an effort to confine all hisso.games Mutual. A. L. says taint SE-da- n 1931 PORD DELUXE COUPE Mohair npholstry to match light tan Dljco finish, orange wheels, very attractive, 1st grade tires, thoroughly reconditioned Only mechanically 6tlC yM J CHEV. TRUCK Long wheelbase, dual wheels. Platform body. Thoroughly reconditioned, looks and runs like new. All tires including spare 1st grade. Yon wont need to spend a cent on this car for a long time. Easy, convenient 1934 $550 terms CHEV. Long wheelbase dual bus wheel chassis with 1930 FORD TUDOR SEDAN Al1929 DURANT SEDAN body fully equipped and in fine An unusually good car with good most new tires. Finely refinished condition. You must see this Bus tires. You will find this car will in every detaiL Motor first clasB. A to appreciate its value. Excellent very serviceable family give lots of transportaion tires. A big bargain at car for only Terms to suit Only and easy terms 1933 $100 $265 $750 Finished in CHEV. STANDARD COUPE 1929 DODGE D. A. SEDAN All 1930 CHEV. COUPE New tires. A lot of good transporsilver gray Duco. 5 fine tires, like Very fine condition throughout tation in this one Radio and many new. Mechanically As is Terms Guaranteed ... in writing Extras 1933 $425 129 West Main $150 guar-tee- $265 Price |