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Show Interes - WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE Hi Clickings DID YOU ATTEND OU K BIG SALE? - ,. closed. .... ed our opening. If you did not attend ask your neighbors, who did, ask them WHY they made their purchases. The reason is plain, they realized that they received VALUES far beyond their expectations. Thousands of these Marvelous Values are waiting for you, come and be convinced. Thanks Folks for the wonderful response. cb.il- - Pool and Court to Be Ready June 8 .,!,. 1 11 I New Low Prices on MEN'S SUITS $9.90 to $18.50 Colo. H. S. Morrison, yard clerk, made a iflvine- trin over th western part of the state recently, visiting in rrovo anu can i&Ke iuy, R. E. Knapp, telephone super visor, with headquarters at Provo, arrived in Helper Wednesday eve ning and will spend a few days In this vicinity looking after the le That "million-dollar- " feeling L yours the moment you slip intc these fine clothes No pricc-ta- f has ever told such a money saving story in fabrics, fit anc smartness I FILL OUT THIS COUPON 1 List herewith names of each business house whose advertisements appear in today's BLACK DIAMOND SHOPPERS NEWS. S AND I :,1 highest-price- d scieii 10 Store Name Name of Item and Price delivery on either the new model fours or eights on reasonably short notice.. List the name of store offering Stre NEVER SUCH A CAR AT SUCH A PRICE lowest-price- d 1 MunsingWeai GA FOR MEN, WOMEN CfiW AND Name of Item and Price Give name of merchant Bunnel Motor Co. cent bee hdievert, t per I been differer iuw until a re has been ii leei U goods. euu'10 heir .provide ior tb : forget aU owenstei Your Name ill i i- -u u -l -- .U'; j-- , 1NI , r !T "rith':'3X- - anythi i o I11 g WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE worse as ?s kidnaping (promises to 8, RH?! ranst ot i" ertain ravaees New Welcoming Arch Will Be Dedicated 0 CITY death. Let now, in bess I COUNCIL W. E. trict lag that body's taicer Destrc tor! tjnetion. Tl radium was Thursday evenioi he discussed the C. of C. power system. Routine matter: With cupied the balanoi i!o and any o of Helper, Glen N. Nel- cashier of the First National e Colorado in. Mrs, Mrs. Leu more left the fcJ week for Prom i Russian e: attend the weddlti iLenin, ton more's brother, rmblic in K They expect Krupaska: days. j;h(ia was t' teact hoot Mrs. A. A. Leo; re of the t ter Alberts left :,e family. to enjoy a few M i.ving (teat) in Saliial 1: activitie carried hei s DRESSMAKING Al YH liberty h ING Experience lith her relatives Helper. and tooV mt com Born in 1 Mr. Spratling. Mr. and Memorial hai in spirit Mr. and Mrs. Hs riAita. Utah, spent and here with Mr. chanan cane' ;ary with K NORTH 29 Talk 11 flay sub.le t the Mrs. Jofci being Is predic ill be M the i Ms It agues. aud' ?ma irgely t :d to the hited the MM tO 1 l:e. Film! ha' (aphs laeans of ( for a organ lens en iiool h 200 si scene hanks lamed a se school srnsnect MPS. f It! thfyse Is proh m prospt mid is T arco' anil " arch il pros I been definitely ascertained, but it is believed it will not bf, bad, as o u before besan is said tn wori Hollars I; o- Helper's new welcoming arch, to span the highway at the south entrance to town, will be officially dedicated Wednesday morning, Helper day, when B. H. Hyde, president of the Helper chamber of commerce, makes the dedicatory address prior to commencement of the parade. This new welcoming arch, which will greatly Impress tourists and visitors with the importance of Helper as the hub of one of the world's largest mining centers, was conceived by the Helper chamber of commerce and made possible without the expenditure of any of the chamber funds. Local mining concerns have contributed the steel beams .and blocks of coal which make up the base, the Bervices of City Engineer H. II. 'Jones and workmen have been contributed and other small donations have taken care of aU the erection costs. The arch is very attractive In appearance with its base of coal blocks emblematic of our leading industry, and the large sign of welcome will create an atfhos: phere of friendship which will be sensed by all visitors. Residents of this community well may take pride in this achievement of Helper's chamber of commerce. lays lo now regul Importance but ad ft FleetwoJ manager penalt ieath W. E. FLEET! and Power compu fore the city com b'ink at Price; L. R. EldrMge and I). Sawyer of the chamber of fiimmorco, were appointed ns a committee to make a further study ' the subject. .,. ot t passing recognized son, . ' toft Penalt; Gf-as- Shoppers News from whom yoa wish to receive imze f Merchant's Name r3 uu y j ertuiag in Saturday Black Diamond "J ..recently to one We invite and welcome come in and see these The Price chamber of commerce at its regular meeting last Thursday took up a study of worthless checks and will methods of curtailing investigate the circulation of same. County Attorney Walter C. Name ou- po ,;rst -- o 1?A item: - :ar w " casual Inspection showed some damage to the car top and one of the doors. A blinding dust cloud caused the accident. Other members of the party were reported in safely. - item: i principal There are ji CHLLa While returning home at a late hour Wednesday night, the car belonging to Alphonae Ossana left the grade In Indian canyon and rolled over several times before coming to a stop at the bottom of a long, steep incline. Mr. Ossana received several minor scalp wounds, and the two other occupants of the car, Jess Perry and A. B. Caseman, received several small body cuts and bruises. The damage to the car has not List name of store tffpting -t oi pointing snow 'J. and LEAVES GRADE . - Discoveries CARAVANCAR Mrs. Louis Scalzo and children, Mrs. boRie Smith spent the of Rifle, Colo., are visiting with week-en- d in Provo on matters of relatives In Helper and surround- business and visiting with her ing towns for a few weeks. mother, Mrs. Lydia LeVetrle. Job- the cW Air. company's telephone lines, charg ing batteries and making a gen eral inspection of equipment. Machinist Ed Laursen spent Memorial day in Pleasant Grove, his former home. Carman William Weller has returned to work after having been away for some time. Boilermaker H. Y. Stockton re turned from Grand Junction and has resumed his duties . at the round house after a visit with relatives. Machinist Helper John Jenson is confined to his home with an gnu ieath he FOR LADIES, MISSES Community's HELPER, UTAH i- St Brown Kilt Arch Conceived by Helper Will Impress Visitors BOB NILSON, PROP. -u ay enceisde O fire which destroyed the Miner's pool hall and the residence of Arno Karti Sunday afternoon. Both buildings belonged to Louis Seppl. The blaze, cause of which has not been determined, started In the basement of the pool hall, and, fanned by a high wind, spread to several nearby dwellings. The Helper fire department was attaek of neuritis. Machinist Wetmore is laying off called, but arrived too late to be of assistance. Residents of Stand-ardvil- a few days, visiting with relatives succeeded In putting out in Heber City. o o o the blaze and saving the adjoining Get our prices on job printing. buildings. .re beginning to move now and we can make Bea Clott' FOB THE MAN WRO - Gift Shop Jewelry i- :rsw, Florsheim 1 Silver is the gift that will please her most, for silver most gratifies her desire for beauty. It will grace her table, her room, her home. It lasts a lifetime, gathering beauty as it grows older. No wonder silver is certain to please the bride. Our prices and quality will please you. u ... m m u iu u u m u m u ci'"-- than I FOR MEN -- d WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE 8, HELPER DAY japaunai .II Lines as J.C.PENNEYCO. Jack Houston, w'uo is attending Mr. and Mrs. George St. John FLAMES DESTROY STAND ARD- In Salt Lake, spent the returned to their home here Wed- VILLE HOME AND POOL HALL week-enwith his parents. Mr. nesday morning- from a week's and Mrs. Robert Houston, in Castle visit with relatives in Grand Loss estimated at between Gate. $7000 and $8000 was caused by a (V tc hand Me-Lau- school q3 iXm tffJ. 2B Curlee I he (boidee .Rtale Store s i Advertised oft Vfilng Famous Nation - ten-venti- pre-.,ayi- Sale Continues, with all of the new merchandise offered at these rediculously low prices. ill! I JUC s I was proven by the Enormous Crowds that attend- 8 SEE THE NEW FORDS t ha ; since h.ai dren living in Spring the around inroad been playing tracks and catching on ridine toward Help- so; This nractlce has become 0 o been neces'prevalent that it has sheriff ofs the to Gets Thoro Spring Cleaning sary to appeal of the Fark fice becau.se of the liability Attrains in Preparation for Large children falling under the Sheriff ,and becoming injured. tendance on Wednesday to Bliss has beea endeavoring May 31. together rder the supervision of City and Ton Tu-d- ar. Councilman A. Lake crews have Rowley, called mel'inf of the parent and ch'.l- - been steadily at work during the in the school house at Spring pasl two weeks thoroly cleaning that Glen at which time he talked to and dressing up the city park thenC explaining that he did not aU may be in readiness for thenext Wedlike to have to take them before Helper day celebration the juvenile courx, aim a inesaay 4r. that tne cnuaren Work of renovating the swim- anil nl&cine of a new refrained from trespassing on rail- ,,,!. on to bituminous flooring, and road property or catching . .. sanitary or of the new municipal trains, with the sole idea ns coull3 js being rushed to corn- injury to the children. There were some 30 children ana DieUon and these two popular . recreation centers also their Darents present at this meet- -, timA talks , were, m t. n MaHtnua nf Y ill " fnr nap nn . (, II" i " jijk, ai whih made to them on safety by tfisnop Helper day. IYU ' r , iHiri hi uutoj and WaUm Loftis. Conductor F. E. Pritchett of Salt Lake now Brakeman Sax. The parents and i? managing the local Schramm-Johnso- n s. children present assured the sherstore, relieving Mr. iff that they would not only stay who has been transferred away from the railroad tracks, but to Eureka. would endeavor to influence other children to avoid this dangerous practice. Car Foreman R. H. Berrett was taken to St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake City Monday afternoon, HI1PE1, UTAH where he was operated on for appendicitis. We understand he now is getting along all right. nnHiiffnr C. H. Ferruson. In charere of the Spring Canyon and Kenilworth mine crew, is laying off a. few davs this week on ac count of illness of members of his family in Salt Lake City. Round House Foreman John Mackie is taking his annual Taction. It is feared that the round . house ball team, which Mr. Mackie sufhas been rounding out. will fer during his absence. Perhaps he will be able to recruit the material he has been looking for. Clvde Hart and N. C. Coleman were recent visitors in Salt Lake City. Rill Perkins. A. R. T. insnector at Helper, visited a few days last week with his family in Montrose, Word of Honor Sale! Gifts That Will Please the Bride rT j t Evidence of the appreciation of the wonderful values we are offering during our WELCOME TO HELPER JUNE 8, HELPER DAY lowenst Along the Rails . J 8, if? JUNE ......Tit THE wu- "CalU Or D'4'" oi fnr items oilers Here ar i.....t Btvlea " in ho'" narel : frofV gowns and coats, J STYLE S TO b ri a 'M -- 1 ' mil Cot our prlcfs on Job printing " - .J ;Li- -r?t ? -il . it--i i.i iJt 1o ri , 'V |