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Show PAGE FOUR tU.r.AiirWy...--- - t i.-- i rrfMtiBfcJf lff ,ini ig W i v ' : - . - ; i ifWB 5, j ..V.'':,- i HELPER December, 21st 22nd 24th Friday Saturday Monday - ...... fr'; iI ' HELPER, UTAH, DCEMBER, 22, 1934 THE HELPER JOURNAL f l : - 'Ofe; ' J " us- j i - f ! ?rj..- -- .:v? h i njaigMM.aj-- jld - : " "" I V--- - ; 3 A. 20 Is - 3 4 IS.. We offer You this week a Very Large sortment of Xmas foodstuff to choose from at Exceedingly Low PricesShop at Success Markets and Save. As- TjrPQ HvJvJO 25d COFFEE GUARANTEED per dozen .... PEELS lb MADe2 FANCY DICED phgs for 2 Fancy Chocs, 890 PEACHES 5 lb box dates ir:r:.':. raisins v;1 ;l.e. a ... 15$ SHELLED per lb .. 3 for PUKE APPLE Per gallon . for B 29$ SWEET SPUDS AVOCADOS ORANGES union MARKET 390 SALMON TOILET, each 10$ ... 1 5$ ... per n 1 MEDIUM'S per dozen H K ffri It, ( I 11. ..-- ,.1.,. ummi 1 l' ( ill .g.,u,, n'i i. M il' T ' - chin-oma- u Ti 40 SPINACH . 19$ III n awl Hiawatha 250 MEATS 17 TAMALES or Whole BACON Half per ponud .... 12V20I FRANKFURTERS 15$ yj in MARKET FRESH MADE each the railroad has always continued on page eight While Subscribe t?22W pounds for e, Good. !'33$ I 1 1 I I 5$ 19V20 100 FRESH OYSTERS, MINCE MEAT, IMPORTED CHbbbb and NICE FAT TURKEYS AT VERY LOW PRICES BEffiaXS to-da- y, PRODUCERS and'SHIPPERS of ORANGESJ. u. S. INSPECTED HAMS ricrPoun. A little over fifty years ago the canyons which have won some litIn those early tle scenic fame. site of Helper was a barren almost was well known this vicinity days entirely uninhabited gap in the to prospectors, traders and other mouth of both Price and Spring travelers. Teahcom Pratt and his Canyon, possessing only those phy- two wives were the first settlers. sical attributes which were des- For many years they lived in a tined to bring a steady persistant dugout and eventually Pratt, who growth. Surrounded with rich coal surveyed and layed out the town country vet to be developed the as it is owned the entire land had as other important asscsts district. In 1883 Pratt sold prop an envigorating yet mud climate, to D. & R. G. Railroad for esand available sources of abundant erty tablishing of rail facilities in this pure water. Nestling in the palm district. of surrounding hills this spot posDuring 1883 the Denver and Rio sessed natural beauty that is reRailroad completed a line Grande peated throughout the adjacent through Helper, on into Salt Lake and Osrden. When the road was standard gauged Helper became a division terminal boasting over forty residence, and express office and bank house. By 1892 thing3 were booming in Helper. The rail road employed hundreds of men here. Sentiment favored a change of name for the town to distinguish it from Ewel, as the town wa3 known as a part of that section. It is recorded that some of the early settlers favored naming the town Welby in honor of the railgeneral superintendent of the to road, but Mr. Welby is reputed Helof name the have suggested is per as more appropriate as it of tha nnint on the railroad where for helper engines are maintained westward of the plrpose helping trains over the heavy graue Soldier Summit. XBSS AmnriP- - the interesting charact warn n una ers of early days were Tom, a lifetime a was riven whn reward of job as mail carrier as a some forgotten service; my have Wilson, who is reputed to in Helper; J. built the first home Tom Fitch, who was the first may or and who erected the nrsi iwoOthers story frame house in 1891. were Ed. Jones, J. H. vaniw. Geo. Ladd, James McCombs, reie Smith, J. B. Milburn, Jim Roaney, mt-unCad Thomas, Joe Hogh, Jim John and Charley Johnson 11! 1 1 79$ SPUDS 100 .290 BRUSSEL SPROUTS per m MINCED HAMSU I LINK SAUSAGE p RECALLED BY ARTICLE HI I I'VH ' HELPER'S EARLY HISTORY UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY 15$ sheets per roll TALL TINS tv". if " VEAL ROAST..0? 12$ MINCE MEAT 2 25$ 1 2 25$ POT ROAST S,S 7 '15$ LARD CHOPS rs. 19$ I PORKROSATr'S,MC12$ PORK . m a E 32$ FRUITS and VEGETABLES Utah Crisp UTAH - w3 23$ 16 ounoe PkS 80 CAKE FLOUR ST 35$ TISSUE CHANDU, SOAP 5 bars 39$ CABIN ilTS; . LOG CELERY -:- ounce bottle 1000 GREEN, per quart jar -:- 230 l 8 ounce pkg pgk Often Day and Night - HELPER ' MARSHMALLOWS 16 ounce OLIVES 3 TALL TINS CATSUP 14 COCOANUT 8 ounce pkg Tail Cans I A f TT BANNER, i IV11L.1V Tall tins LAKGE Cans each Enjoyably surprised, too, at the really marvelous food that is served so tastefully and amazed to find how extremely modest our prices are. When you next dine out make it a point to come here. CAN ACCOMMODATE S00 17 33$ PRESERVES 2 ,Lll PUMPKIN You'll he Surprised Large cans '.'"35$ SODA CRAX 2 Mince MeatC PUDDING Jy THE GRILL CAFE for PUKE EGG per pound VANILLA 8 oz bottle ... 250 CIDER WALNUTS 30 2 noodles tomatoes L 250 PEAS 1 Cherry Chocs. 23$ j Old and new scenes in Helper will catch the eye of many. Upper is the right is the present City Hall on main street, while to the left Lower been made. had additions before school in 1925 any Helper right Is a scene of Helper in January 1895 before the railroad terminal had been established here. Only the water tank appears as the first vestage of a railroad center. Lower left is the present railroad chapeL LNDV 25$ CLEANSER . ) .fi bars for SOAP 19$ 5 0 Miss. Bell 2 8 29 "73$ WHITE KING MIX NUTS CANDY UTAH SCHILLING'S per pound -- TT9 1 1 1 III IJJ WE SELL The Fourth One THERE food, Insurance means "free dom from care." We sell it the choicest commodity that any business organization is privileged to sell. without obligation for any information on any insurance. 145 -- m 233 m!ilEI!!EillEinl!!EIIISnIilEi! are four great shelter, raiment and free dom from care. Get what you need of these before you buy a fifth thing. Ask Hi for The Journal Phones 25J BALLINGER Insurance Agcy Insurors 153 MAIN ST. HELPER |