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Show PAGE SEVEN Schilling Coffee. o"" SUPPLIES OXYDOL CAMAY ears n A NAPTHA SOAP f Ui 3 GIANT BARS Pork EACH Vegetables bananas eb tirm ripe Cantaloupes jumbo-ea- Light Globes ch Cherries POUND oranges DOZ JUICY eg J2C Liptons Tea 00 LB.Pot Freew w BROOMS 25c & OUNCE DRY PACK i5C antation a No cnsII replw lettuce Tissue 5c Zee 10a JUMBO HEAD ROLLS MELONS 24c KETCHUP HEINZ LG. 4 . ... POUND BOTTLE POSTUM Vegets. 25C Baby HEINZ 3 CANS INSTANT 4 Oz. VINEGAR Post Toasties 2 LG. HEINZ PEGS QUART CALUMET Cake-Flou- r Bak.Pdwr.-- LB Swans Down 21C CAN.V RINSO LG. 23c PKG. Helper PKG. Grapenuts 2 PKGS. . 25c 25c 5f a 35c Si) taki- r 4-- 5: 18-- 5. Le-,gio- com-jmitt- j i NOW- - n. ee N PKGS. MEATS THAI ARE APPETIZING 19c f LI PICKLES ALL KINDS JAR 10c LIBBYS CORNED Sperrys Pancake FLOUR 1 12 POUND OUNCE Qf BEEF 12 OUNCE CAN 18c Nothing MILD over CHEESE IOC 18c LB. HEW FLAVORIZED 29 i Local Elks are looking forward with pleasure to the arrival of a section of cars, expected to the Elk good-wi- ll arrive in Price from Grand Junction Monday, June 29. enroute from New Yoik City to Los Angeles. While the arrival has not been pub-- I licized to anv great extent, this fleet is in continuing the program of the Elks and present plans indicate that it is expected here around 11 oclock' on the morning of the 29th. A caravan of local Elks will pro-ccto Wellington and will meet the ed fleet there, escorting the latter to this city where a program will be held. Further m formation is expected to be forthcoming within the next few days. FORMER HUNTINGTON MAN DIES IN IDAHO; PARENTS LIVE IN STATE CAPITAL Reed Leonard, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Leonard of Salt Lake City, formerly of Huntington, died Tuesday at Pocatello, Idaho, as the result of a sudden heart attack, having previously enjoyed excellent health. Three R-- , brothers, Erin, Lawrence and G. survivare residents of Price. Other ing bi others and sisters are Harold, Jack and Ann Leonard, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Melvin Sowles, Chicago; Gene Leonard and Mrs. Hazel Miller, Los Angeles; Wilfred Leonard, Twin .Falls; Relca Leonard, Salt Lake City. The widow and two small children ialso survive. Funeral sendees will be held in Salt Lake City Saturday morning and it is expected that burial will be made there also. Try them and tast the Difference MOCK CHICKEN LEGS 6 course during the next two weeks, it was announced Monday by Pres Summerhays. These free classes will start at 8:30 oclock each morning on and Fridays Mondays, Wednesdays mentioned, above the period during out that the E. W. Kelley, prominent Salt Lake Mr Summothavs pointing golfers have been those City business man and candidate foi nations bestout m their earlier years the Republican gubernatorial nomina- who staited cover fundamentals will Instruction tion, was a Carbon county visitor will be available for all Carbon and Wedesday renewing acquaintances .county youths under eighteen. and making new fnends. Mr Kelly is a lifelong resident of Utah and has been identified with leading state retail circles for many "cast Message years, having been engaged in business in Salt Lake City during the past thirty years, a partner in the Of interest to WPA officials and Mullett-Kell- y His original company. affiliated organizations, is nnnounee-jmehome was at Fillmore that radio station KDYL, Salt The visitor leported that his candination-- I dacy has met with a very pleasing Lake City, will broadcast a a from He June 20, is wide response hookup Saturday, pleasant gentleman to meet and his supporteis point to 2 until 2 30 p. m. on the WPA sched- -. his many years of successful business ule. operations as making an ideal backA letter received by the local WPA ground for a candidate for the office officials stated that Harry L. Hopkins, of the states chief executive. national director for WPA activities, will be the pnncipal speaker on the PLANS FREE GOLF LESSONS FOR YOUTHS OF DISTRICT program and present the woik program and other messages of imporFree golf instruction for youths un- tance icgarding the WPA A cordial invitation is extended all, der eighteen years of age will be available at the Carbon Country Club to tune in. Seeks Nomination In Gubernatorial Drive, Kelly Visits Carbon GOOD-WIL- L MONDAY, JUNE ton-solit- is. Guaranteed FINE SUMMER DESSERT MADE FROM FLEET DUE HERE - fU)S...$wM UNCONDI TIONALLY HOT CAKES Paper Plates Paper Cups SALAD ABE Napkins Sets 33c Lunch Spoons, Forks Table Cloths 'made to have Otto Weisley, state ad- .lutant American Legion, a prominent ng thirty days of California along Salt Lake attorney here as speaker of the day. the beaches just for a rest. H By action of the U. M. W. A. at J T. Charlesworth took a day off their regular meeting last week this no reason, but we 'strongly unit will recognize Helpers activities Monday as the official U. M W. A celebrasuspect J T. has gone fishan. H tion this year and will participate to Orson Hill is visiting in Balt Lake the fullest extent in making it a sucCitv for a few davs. cess. H At the request of several of the Joe Simonetti took his daughter, mining groups a coal loading contest Lena, to Salt Lake City for medical of the day and will be held under care Tuesdav rules and regulations arrived at by H the institutions involved . A bridal shower was for Miss Another added attraction will be given Gale Monday at the Helper City park prizes for the best decorated windows with mane fronds of the fam.ly att- and store fronts. ending A wedding supper was given Under the active committee from Tuesday at the bride's heme the Odd Fellows, merchants are beetnmg in Martin and a reception sat Liberty ing induced to enter the window and hall in Helper followed shortly after store front contest, assuring Main the supper. street of a gala dress for this big holiH day celebration. Jimmy Greener reports his wife Helper city is making arrangements ard daughter ill with for decorative and unique lighting of smallpox. H the streets. Mrs. EmeiR.chardson has been The general committee for Helpers confined to her home with acute July 4th celebration at its meeting last night assigned various parts of H the program to the various fraternal A1 Martin, chief of the D. & R. G. 'and civic groups of the city as folIf softball entry in Carbon countk lows: softball circuit cent Parade Kiwanis club: public meetreports 100 for his team last Leweek. played They ing, B. P. W.; sports, American two and lost two. Both, according to gion: bathing beauty contest, Moose; AL were hard fought battles. Price Goddess of Liberty, selection and took the f.rst Castle Gate Jloat, Chamber of Commerce; street one, to kthe second one. and store decorations, Odd Fellows; A1 also announces that a new entry fireworks and dance, American lrom Spring Gkn has come into the league. At this meeting, the finance H reported excellent support Bud Deason. took over with enough pledges to provide the clerk, yard the relief clerks job which cut Gene program outlined. stone off, Wednesday. Gene may- - go First and second prizes for best and ut as timekeeper with an extra gang. next best decorated car, float and --H comic features, were voted. une switch and chew were engine ' ff Wednesday due to slacking that facilities of the building have down of business. 'been able to accomodate visiting ball clubs. Incidently Helper lost both ihPtLR served as host to both 'games, so maybe Mr. Smiley is taking V0 ant Pa'son ball clubs on 'too' good care of the visitors. their -- Hre,Sfrt appearances in Helper, Thic is the first time in a lonf while The Heloer Terminal Safety com- H Benedict and family are PLACE OF DURKEES (Continued From Pace Voll, wife of machinist to Helner after three Voll, returned Helper's July 4th committees are neeks at Ogden where she received functioning at top speed. Arrange-- 1 ments by the B P. W. club have been medical care. CAN TAKE THE IfeS, 17c Mrs. F. W F. T Jj&h 1UC AND Helper Plans Fourth ELKS Celebration This Year and Vicinity NOTHING ! MEAT BALLS LARGE CAN . a JELL-A-TEE- 25c ARO SPAGKET lt ti' 2 2$C PINTS HORMELS 1 UTAH 3 a 5 Pineapple green-- lb 15c SHRIMP & iCf LBS. Ginger Ale Lime Rickey and all Mixers little chief LIGHT WEIGHT ) SALTED POUND pir BLACK 2 5C KERR LIDS 3pKGS3v me JAR 6 peppers 1 IHr . Peanuts Marshmallows 10c Beans & LARGE CAN FRESH Fancy Fruits Si 1 LB. Hopkins To Broad W.P.A. nt TlflORE ' FOR 25c CARBON COUNTY GETS W.P.A. CASH Public woiks allotments in Carbon county for projects to Ap-l- il 30, 1936, totaled $235,100 for projects estimated to cost $300,250. From these allotments, up to February 29. 1936, had been expended for labor, $50,843 for materials; and $5976 for miscellaneous expense, according to information received by Allen T. Sanford, state dueetor for Utah, national cmeigency council. Projects in Carbon county now under construction include the following; Trice, watermains, type of project, estimated cost $156,00, expended to February 29 for labor, materials $49,147; Puce, high school addition, estimated cost $118,250, expended to February 29 for labor, materials $8,538. Under this program the completed project is as follows: Wellington $15,425, completed June 22, non-feder- al 1935. Further lnlormation received by Mr. Sanford showed that to April 30 allotments to Utah for projects totaled $5,257,407, estimated to cost $9,435,409, and from these allotments $3,538,220 had been expended to February 29, 1936. non-feder- al QUM.ITY PER DOLLAR mittee met Friday in the R. R. Y. members were lounge. Thirty-fiv- e present. bigger value than This rich blend contains year old whisky uce "RPM" RAISES THE STANDARD IN MOTOR OILS AS IN CARS.. Here whisky for you. 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