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Show THE HERALD PAGE SIX. JOURNAL, LOG AN. UTAH, WEDNESDAY, - JULY 1932 2 0. t H.W.CORLEY !952LmSm,nc. Tu.mTEK i 1 Ir i ,L soloes. "Aw, turn that alarm yar j - Kf ;a-- ' Vi :w U'.f .St - sms? &&& off. ' wJJi ' f ' '" "Hey, you, Moran "It'S the redhead. up this earlyl" tiu b men are few ai:0 far te ith So are girls like Motm u b.uiiit? hair it mi figure b 1') tMPi nt ail an angelic dipnmi n ou art- the sort nf ac,; r my itrji ftholl marry eorne good lor imlbifiK some hue 1uy arrt supiurt Weil at him' .oi i le averred Arig room for one more1 Rium i you fe not get Miguimaniiy any ,ui,iii;ri ' W hv don t you niairv'' M- tia vk rji irl (Joinrtnd hoilv . i ililn stae ol 'he diet usMon rrn'Mle ve LoilU my phins. 'Mean aouUI reply eu!:Mi.iM aMy Wiile. wli) not io out o. h us to nltflit Bud look Hie elinihh H in ti(e ol vhrin. npiinoua on in, my MihjocH the lmiI guile loudly tfr :i '2-- Hud don't gel ?&. . . , A ml Mona 'nee Minnie) Moran stirred nestled ;otlly for a moment, then lifted, a tlender arm from the coverlet end She mapped off tl.c shrill noise turned over again, placed a palm Jenealh her cheek and closed bet "yea. Mona long ago had decided tbai be last half hour of sleep caughi .bit way stolen really from the workaday world waa the oioat de icloua Thirty more drowsy min ilea to rellecl on this and that or to forget It all In the relasa'lon ol a $ Seven-thirt- '' yt. yr' T Nr paper - band, -i i i I . i 1 Aa OTTIE, tall, blond and langour i oua, waa a model at Hilgrlm a ' That Carr girl Is no better than aha should be," Ma would declare after one of Lottle'a visits to the Moran homa "Perfume, $20 an ounce: Handkerchiefs. $25 a dozen or I'm a liar. No good working girl " 'Oh. abea all right, mother!'' ua would protest. Its juat that that Lottie She would break off her for Mona eould hardly tin lab aa aha bad Intended, "It's lust that LAttle baa no lamlly to support. ' Ma would be hurt and rightly at that I Wall," Ma would weaken. don't want that girl calling up the bouse. I don't want you going out with her. My daughters are good girls! Mona was and Indeed, for that matter, eo was Lottie- - Mrs. Moran ff v & y: glanced at the sleeping Kitty be aide her Kitty's slim little glrlness occupying more than half the narrow bed and slid out carefully. MONA , Mona stretched her arms again and look Indifferent stock of have had the rirnful supi ort In the mirror. She had become might rebuffed young men as to of used to the pleasant report that that.mauy mirror gave. Lollle. frivolous, g.iy, nitiac ive There were those who wondered In the costumes her position as It a sm by. with hgure, such model afforded would Peg her, h creamy skin, sm grty green eyea Mona to join her ou frniueut par and miraculous hrosn e Mona ties with that collection of junne bad not followed lor lnob aa clubmen to whom Lome referred ln;-errand girl aud tnm.ni at Pll gang" grlm'a with a stage attili,-- ion "Some times. Lottie. Hut It waa true that Mon nil had count on me for many of Muse af Several eurb offers rut - t n.id re-- fairs. 1 need my sleep. I have to jected them all. 7 o r i. r a stage work." electrician (more rlnuu- - ml- - old. (Jo to bed and never mett any you know, than landed niinunuiri-s- i Lottie amended lure nice had no part In Moua Mnr.m s pi, ms "You people!" might get youiself a husband So ahe bad taken a Job h If step out more. Kvtr think for the exclusive taw brut ot you'd that?" of Garrelson, Lawton and Amea Yes I Mona ebook her bead bury. think of 1L Hut you don't get them 1 aee people here." Mona conknow my onions" fided to ber friend, Lottie Cair 'I that way. And Lottie had rejoined slgnlfl get to know them without pjrud tng half dressed behind the fool 'iibtly. recalling the malodoiniis lights. I learn to walk, to talk, to fiTlh si reel flat, "I'll say you do' Hut do you know the artichokes v" dross and how to act," .1 Mona waa not happened ac- with artichokes then quainted Her answer wa9 a shrug. Mona knew that, for some lime at least, she could uot think of marrying. It was out ot the quos lion. Not with Bud acting as he did. In and out of a job. absent tor days on end, home Idling, begglug small sums for carfare, clgarels Not with her father In the hospl tal. Moua couldn't go to a husband saddled Willi these family cares. Her father! Monas patleut, kind ly, bard working father, stricken suddenly with that obscure, power ful malady which no doctor named definitely, of which no doctor would predict the outcome! He bad been in the hospital now for months Terrence Moran and bis wife had come to America years ago with such high hopes They bad left Ireland earlier than that for Scotland but In Glasgow bad heard of Amer- - a uulesced "She supports us all. Va would "It all ahe asks Is a hot sny billy bail) in ihe rimming by book ot crook writs 11 get that nnh It link a little-- ' And Mottu got it euniiiv mg with Hie lanlmt mil lh.il A was managed rob win m tialli. ereutny with scented ilte given tc Mona at riirlhtmns by Lollle. a I't i n n it t ts relaxation in ihe dismal lln d S' oer-sel- f V gtriflv M 't Then, as It another alarm nad rounded. Mona stirred again She patted a dainty yawn with the rose-tippe- i Ma dooi to tup the alarm unlit i 15 (lie dark, tinny It r le gas III haihrm ni Morns sole prop 'down ihe hall eriy Mu knew It Ktnv knew It Ihvett Hud - 'i-- ev id Ihe r.t dlo Ihe easiest chali and llie news flfty-flv- her O'dndk. kuoi ktd on bo-.p- of 8 pitMM soother nap Mona bad problems What girl at young and lovely aa Mona does uot have e?en when alia la nut. aa Mona assuredly was, the support ot her family? There were live In that t family, counting dad In Hie tal and Bud. the elder brother away from home when he had a )ob and hack homa when broke Seven forty. Seven fifly Seven hack w4.oti!ti for you. )oiif plan j KE aiarm wuiirtu aa alarms carefully set and wound, base a way of doing whirred and stran gled through the dark 67th siren flat, reverberated In the areawat punctuated by s slamming of win flows and the sound of exasperei'"' mb Another live miuules and Moua had titled ber slender body donned lie wispy geoigelle Hung she wore under her slip, hiushed tier hrnure hair into Its customary waves, delt ly mining the ends Into a roll at her cieamy neck, loin hed her lips inrefully wuh lipstick and drawn lor tailor made wool gown over her loud, eeitling the while fulls af ue k and wrlsi with a specula! ive frown. A delicate film or powder came next Mona a smart little hal was 'drawn on carefully Her purse there Her coal and gloves line Starring an aicldenl or two, and breakfast in Ihe offing, she was i MORAN Ter of ojiportunily the me It id uoiknil a( this and in.ii to provide for Ins evei glow mg f, inily. Tin i e hail In eti two dill diet) older than Kitty, both , l a de-n- l r 9 had lived In the same ll.it for years, protesting against the gradual raise. m renis nller Ihe In (lie apart siihwav was opened inelil house Tei rence Mot an bad licrn Ron,' thing of a figure. Ins kindly p'i sought at all line s. Ills stockinged feet high on the nluduvv sill. Ins eves twinkling over his newspaper wtnih he rend with laboriously moving lips. Mad. In Ins Hie enure neigh wnv, Infliienred Imrlumd Tiny came lo him for ad vice In nutters of comislilp and wtdillngs. for coudoleme at the! ' lime of death, for encouragcmeul In IK Moral illness i emly (blu r girls al the law ofhie wore silk drosses of flashy color and de . sign typiial. They were the diessea offered In many shops ou lower Hroadway. One could not. it seemed, tiring ones salary very far from Wall Street. Hut Mono, senl by chance on an eiiand for der employers wife (serving on a charity committee), had observed that this exponent ot the envied class wore Mack wool with delicate collar and cuffs I be frills of Mrs (Wrefson I gown nad in fact, coal a trifle more than the bro n crepe frock Moua was wear tug Real lace was too expensive for Moua but It was not long after (Ills encounter that she disposed ol the brown crepa and Appeared al the office In tailored hlyvk wool By Mima odd chance Bud Moran. Morias brother,, waa not only at home but was up betimes and breakfasting. Sleek of hair, shifty eyed end morose. Bud eat at the .other end of the tablq. busily en gaged In consuming a bowl ot c ical and milk. Mona thought absently that she had read somewhere that men ate tar more sensibly than women, aa a rule. Well, it waa the only sensible thing Bud did. Hla activities worried Mona. Bud was furtive, my terlous. Never a day passed that Mona quite escaped that oameleaa worry over her brother. She saw vague disgrace tn the offing. (Jhi-up- He had settled the Casey twins 'once and for all" the time they j ran away to Jersey and had teelf mother worried to death. He had contributed yes, aud arranged heavily toward Tim Callahan a fu nerak The night Joe Donahue's hahy waa horn Dad had walked Ihe trects with hint, giving hltn com foi table assurance that he and Flossie would both live through It -- to go through the whole thing all I over again no doubt Lottie Carr had sufficient reason for adoring Mona's father. There bad been the time her own father had locked her out when she came home late from Coney Island with that Brower boy Terence Moran had straightened that out. Yes. Mona certainly owed It to Dad lo stick by the family and not to think of marriage until until wbat? Mona's thoughts could get no further with the problem Dut Lotties could and dltL "Marry a man who'll take care of ' Youll Always DISCOUNT S ENTIRE STOCK OF Murphys Quick Velvet Enamel TO RE !(''.!) Itory Otanie Lavender Datk Gray Jade Green For; Gray India Huff Blue Iaby NOW $1.50 Quarts 80c Pints 0c 2 . Pints .. 75 C 40 c 25 c Logan Hardware Co. PHONE , FPPMiUIlE IK.T OF THE IJEST VALUES IN UTAH AT golilgu toast liberally buttered. The delicious scent of eoffee had been filling the tails for hail aa Hour. Ma poured a steaming cup and aet . I V ' - SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL FURNITURE ROINJHT AT OUR STORE JULY SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 24TH AT 12 P. M. Big Midnight Vaudeville Revue , Special! Childrens PATENT SANDAL All Leather Sole gJHJ$izesGto&9toll,12lo2 . Acts That Have Appeared On 0 Fanchon and Marco, R. K. 0. and Radio Manhattan Starlet i Happy Chaps King: Sisters Stewart Sisters The Senator from Sand Pit 22 JULY 23 n t A Furniture Worth While FRIDAY, JULY money, Ms." 4 Furniture Company THURSDAY, theres fruit" "Dont give him any It beside Mona's plate. threw In Kitty unexpectedly. "Make Do Mm him walk to Fordbam. In a clean print house gown. Mrs good. Or " pertly, get that girl Moran waa taking her comfortable ot bis to give him a lift la her way between table and stove, chat car." ting busily, neither watting for nor expecting response. She announced rpHB conversation at the table eeased abruptly. that Kitty's marks at school were "Who says Ivs got a girl with a better this month. You see. Min. car?" Bud Inquired In surprise. what a little Interest la them 1 teachers does for a child? say so." Kitty appeared In the For Ma. swathed In ber best doorway, conscious ot tbe backing ot ber mother who bad followed ber black, bad bustled over to have a (n Innocent Interest and stood close talk with Kittys principal at hand. "1 aay to and so does IsaMona smiled. She knew that most bel Flynn. We saw you yesterday likely Mias i'reslon. with hundreds at the corner." of chlldreo lo deal with, did out "Ob." Buds face lost all Interknow Kitty Moran by sight. est. He attacked tbe food en file Mrs. Callahan bad new linoleum flats with renewed energy. "That for the kitchen. About time Joe was Rue Webber's wife. Rue was did something (or tits mother expack of clgarels. My buying cept bring Uls girl In tor dlni.rr girl!" every Sunday. The Donahue tH.' "A tine girl Gertie Webber In, wer were teething Tha Cae Ma remarked. "Rue was lucky too, to of one in tin have going to get ber. 1 well remember tbs telephones. If Min would leave her silk ua day" Her voice In a rush of renilnt derwear out on a chair Ma would cence floated back from an Increaswa rub It out and press It. There ing distance. She was In tbe kitchno sense to Min's tiring herself om en getting her purse. at night after work. "Wasnt she tbe girl whose mother wanted a baby with curly "It's your day to visit your fa balrT asked Mona amusedly. ther anyhow," Ma observed some Like yours and Alice's. what unnecessarily. Muua was Like ours. And didn't her office to forget to go to the mother sew bought curie In ber BARRY TOWNSEND oonnst so people seeing her in ber aa to tha hospital on visiting night carriage Tell him Ill be over Sunday. The b: y was always a 'ing, al- Insisted on driving Mona home via "Blond curls and the baby's own Ma went on. She always said that ways whluipciiug in apologetic lit- Brooklyn Bridge. The party had hair black as tbe ace of epadee." ber In disilbeen street. "1st moans the rather Jim. Ill roast him a chicken. Kitty tle mother amended. "That was GerYeah, he did It for the family! lusioned young husband usually can go up to Alice's " tie. Bat for all that she grew up to Bud . tl a i.oolrooiu after casual, began derisively. be carls or no curls." As Ma always cooked something sought set would Alice cooked meal badly "Children. Ma eoftly Interposed. "She doesn't wear falsa balr for ber husband and as Kitty al out I could Mona hardly She filled Bud'splate with crisp now," Bud remarked defensively. I' It was amazing that bacon and carefully browned pota- Rue Webber was a good guy. it be ways spent Sunday with Alice tots blame him dame then married a stralgbt-balrerequired no particular response this drab, uninterested, unkempt toes. could be Ihe gay. chic 1 straight hair was tbe tlckeL Bud Eat a real meal now, Min. Alice was Monas elder Btster. mar little creature off so conti Alice, who had gone declare, youre as skinny as s rail." would hear nothing that sounded Tied these two years and much dently to marry Jim. Aud." Bud rapped out, It aint like s reflection on Rubs or bis against Ma's wishes However, af Whose fault was It tnat ttiur s0 stylish! brlda. ter the deed had been done Ma was marria-- r ad turned out so badly? Wbat la your new lob a garage Kitty appeared, cozy In ber blue N )bodpro 'y. Jus! the pr the first to give Alice ber support. bathrobe, ber hair tousled and face job?" Mona asked aa Ms disapflushed from sleep, demanding ber peared with tbe coffee pot Most ot the babys finery had sun of circumstances. "Where'd you get the orarge orange juice. She moved kitchen Bud shifted. Yeah. Something been bought by Ma from dimes and Juice remarked Bud, It was an ward a backward glance over like that. It may be night work. quarters saved painstakingly out of unprecedented extravagance In the the titled rim of ber glass and at I've got to ehow up this morning, once engaged In conversation with anyhow." the housekeeping money. Mona aue Moran household. Hie eyes, avoiding hers, attached Minnie's beau had brought her Ma concerning a talk at school on pected that Ma's movie mouey Ma the subject of vitamins. themselves to a spot on tbe tablehome from a parly In Brooklyn. found Its way Into the aame fund. You are early. Bud," Mona re- cloth. He drank bis coffee moodily. explained. "And this Is what he Mona rose, put ber chair back In stops and buys al one of tin m mar marked with lowered voice. EveryA crate thing all right? Its place, picked up her coat, slid Place JT had been Alice's rather untor ofkets on Washington oranges, mind you! Drinking. Ill Buds eyes shifted and be looked Into It and took up her purse and tunate marriage which bad eel better than a lot of glovea She was at tbe door when Ms sister uneasily. "Yeah. Mona against marrying a poor man heL Anyhow orchids'" There was a pause. Mona knew Bud called suddenly: Her sister, once so smart looking Guess who 1 saw yesterday, She pronounced tho word or what 'bat meant. skipping off to work every morn chards." Ma had nit-- that exotic It's up Fordham way. I'll need Mini" He was regarding ber shrewdly carfare, Min. log. eo proud ot ber ability to help flower ouly In print Bud. Ive got EO cents to last as If bis news was of great Import. Mr. Ha "No." Mona srlsl. with the family expenses, waa now unlit tonlgbL There la carfare, A smile hovered over his lips. He after two yeara of married life, a stopped to talk to one of the uiar rose from his chair. ket men In Washington street, there la lunch and a ebloe." I haven't the least Idea, Bud. 1 changed being. "Make one of your swell friends Mother You know they get there dont know your friends." Dressed sloppily tn bouse dress late at night and wait until mom buy your lunch." Your friend, Min." He came a 1 Tbe girl's lips tightened. ea, her hair straggling about her Ing when the hotel people buy or two nearer. do that. Bud." step don't to wanted Hart Mr. then buy Well, of face and neck, ber color guiltless She waa frankly puzzled. Their Well, they buy yon dinner " was crate too. The something, her akin unpowdered. Alice etrug That's different Im out of tbe social activities were as far apart rle.ht tlieie and he couldn't lake It bait bearledly through her home very will to his club so ho offre then. And I don't dine wrllb as tbe poles. "A friend ot mine?" gled "Ill say a friend of yours. Min." day's work In a badly furnished, gave It to me. He knows we have a anyone Ive met through tbe office. Bud's voice dropped Insinuatingly. Moua'e of was unbreakable one It rather malodorous little flat. family." lurge rules. She bad beard Mr. Garret-so- He took a step nearer bis sister. There were always, no matter at Well?" Cliff thus instruct a younger lawyer. slightly. what time of day one might call, Already she knew wbat Bud was Never play around with an emHart was a friend of Lottle'a about to tell ber. She grasped tbe dishes soaking in the sink, balnea Bather a good sort, too. Lots ol ploye or a client" clothes draplrg tbe radiator, some- money, funny roguish eyes, twinkThere were plenty of others to knob of the door for support. "Steve's back, Min. Old Steve show Mona attentions. Yes, but thing Btewtng on the stove and a ling gray blue. he's back!" This rather dashing young man. they didn't Invite her to lunch. broom to be stumbled ovir In tbe "I'll give you 15 cents and thats (To Be Continued) In a humorous frame of mind, bad dark hallway. Christensen - Uiat. Mr la announce . met an unsatisfactory Inspection of her purse. "Ton must have something with yon. You have ctgarets "Theres quarter on the ebelt Bud can take." Ma called lo quick1 have ice and milk and ly. 1A fJHERE waa oraoga Juice for breakfast scrambled eggs and : Canary Yellow Mandarin Red Pale Green Retail 1 POUND-U- P AT HALF PRICE! These ISeaufir.:! 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