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Show ) V SECTION TWO h LOVE MOfoEY bu H co CORLEY zymstntci IH CHAPTER XLI 'J'HE maid had' brought Mona and Lottie up the nncarpeted stairs into the wide balls above. From the landing swung a huge window of shutters which, open now and made fast by means of a rope, looked out on a riot of blossoming hibiscus. Intense greens were dotted with crimson, pink and yellow. yel-low. A soft breeze stirred the trees, sending in showers of perfume. per-fume. The rooms on the second floor were high and, above the doors, were latticed to the celling. At either side of each door there were shutters spaced to let In air. The effect was one of marvelous coolness. cool-ness. "You can't tell secrets here!" Lottie Lot-tie remarked, eyeing this arrangement arrange-ment "Heavens, a Sisper would be all over the house. I hope nobody usee an alarm clock From the windows of the bedroom bed-room they could glimpse the sea. It lay shimmering like a softly. Probate and Guardianship Guard-ianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Further Information. SUMMONS In the District Court of Utah County, State of Utah. Reva Weber, plaintiff vs. Rudolph Ru-dolph H. Weber, defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear ap-pear within twenty days after service serv-ice of this summons upon you, if BOOTS AND HER GEE ,5VVV VXUT TltV SAVE VCR Ps WKOTE. TU V0V.'R AVW V904 TV6 fWOV VMCL VriWW evofcv. cm GVT WASHINGTON TUBBS FRECKLES AND I ( XT t -VQ Llk Knzo "TtJAT wat u. tTw. .... .it I ' TS f ' S" f - " X I. htSS ( t WS 1 TO BAD, EVEN IP UE Y SEg TWlS, FRECW.ES...STAy ) rn 'iWrrrA' Wli fJ.Tz::.r a L -m mold us LXtwroosm mis poets J '&rtTur,rt re -j wm.'w. m mm mm rwm . mw v mi - m w is : s im. 1 1 v .hmw m - m . m " mm - mm m mtmr . swaying bit of blue satin rimmed with silver. A necklace of palms fringed the beach and a white boat swung with the lazy tide. The room contained few pieces of furniture. A huge bed draped with netting stood In the center of the farther walL There was a dresser, two easy chairs of rattan and a table. Mona noted with satisfaction satis-faction that the room was lighted with electricity and that the bed had a reading lamp attached to its bead. "But there's bo bath!" Lottie cried, pointing to a wash stand. Josie had hung towels about and disappeared with two huge pitchers. pitch-ers. Lottie's room, connecting by door and by outer balcony, was similar to Mona's. A knock on the door announced the arrival of the baggage and Florence entered, dragging suitcases suit-cases and hat boxes after her. The boys, she explained, had brought it to the door but It seemed best not to allow them to disturb Madame. Josie appeared almost Immediately Imme-diately carrying pitchers of hot water. Mona and Lottie bathed, opening suitcases in search of pa-Jamas, pa-Jamas, and finally crept beneath the netting for a rest. They were asleep instantly. . gEVERAL hours later Mona awoke suddenly. Lottie, a veritable sea nymph in green, was bending over her. "I've been out to bathe not In the sea. Just the pool," Lottie announced. an-nounced. "Josie told me about It. The boys have a sort of sunken bath behind the house. It's aa large as a baby swimming pool, with showers show-ers rigged up and everything. It's great!" Half an hour later, wearing cool chiffon and dainty shoes, Mona descended de-scended the stairs. Lottie had reached the terrace Just before her and sat at a small table, the silver service in front of her, quizzing the boys about their tea, Josie, the maid, arrived with tinkling Ice. Mona supposed that this must have been brought from a distant port at great expense until un-til Lottie explained that the kitchen was outfitted with an electric elec-tric refrigerator. She had made a second tour of Investigation and served within the county in which this action is brought, otherwise within thirty days after service, and defend this action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according ac-cording to the demands of the complaint com-plaint which has been filed with the clerk of said court. This action is brought to dissolve the bonds of matrimony between the plaintiff and defendant. BROCKBANK A POPE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Published Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 1932. BUDDIES NOW NSONttO "WV UMP ? suu, or- "rue. HIS FRIENDS - 1 n J I PROVO (UTAH) was prepared to answer question. Barry and Steve, In, fresh linens and sleek of hair, rose-1 as Mona approached. ap-proached. It was cool on the terrace. ter-race. The glare of the sunlight was softened and a gentle breeae played. "Tea, Mona," Lottie inquired. She was perfectly at home here. "Hot or cold?- "Cold.- Mona decided. "I don't see how amyone can drink hot tea here." observed Lottie. 'There is lemon or lime. "Which do you prefer?" "Let me arrange her place, Lottie," Lot-tie," Barry said. He ptst down a plate of tiny cakes and took, possession pos-session of the tea table. "I know what Mona likes. It was a small courtesy; yet It made Mona's heart leap as she watched. The long mfenths seemed suddenly to have faded. She had never really been . married to Barry's uncle. Here thar wfere she and Lottie, Barry and Stew on an outing Just as they had been so often before. Things would be all I right, she was sure. Barry would forgive her for everything. Some (time very soon she could explain aQ that had happened. Now she would relax and enjoy herself. Her dream was broken abruptly. Barry held the tumbler decked with mint out to the maid and. Indicating Indi-cating Mona, said, ""Give this to Mrs. Townsend." Mrs. Townsend! He' might bare said nothing. leaving It to the maid's deduction whom the c?ass was Intended for, or he might have handed her the glass himself. Mrs. Townsend! That nafne wblch might have been so sweet (wasa reproach. re-proach. They heard a pounding on the carpeted stairs, a sudden CJatter on the veranda, and Bud, freshly dressed and glowing after ) his recent re-cent swim. Joined them. "Tea?" Lottie asked. -jDId yon have a good swim, Bud?" "No tea, thanks. Tes, I hd a fine swim." To Barry he said. "I'm going go-ing down to the plane. Is that o. k.?' Barry nodded and Bud flung htm-, self into the rickety automobile l and started off. He called back, "Bobby Jones; won't like you if we keep landing on the fairway, Barry!. How's the airport coming?" "Not Tery well. Maybe 111 getV a a. mm 'I you to nanoie it, -Barry answered amiably. "Any time yon say," called Bud. "He drives well, doesn't he?" saldfl Mona, watching him careen outI SUMMONS In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for Utah County, State of Utah Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Martin Johnson, unmarried; S. I. Levin; Glenn Johnson Beeley, also known as men 5. Beeley; Bena Breitlng; Aleta Frost; Kenneth Ken-neth A. Johnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his wife, Defendants. The State of Utah to the said Defendants: You are hereby summoned to ap- VOORST -OOVd- VV KYo TVJtN'ttt macyvh& gum oomfmiy. EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1932 through the gate on a single wheel and disappear In a tunnel of green trees beyond. "He does everything well." Barry replied. "It was a great Idea to send him down here. Been a big help to aa 1 guess Bud was Just about at the turning point. He was all set to amount to something either something pretty fine or just the opposite." jyjONA nodded In agreement. "It was awfully good of you," she said softly. "I don't believe I've ever thankee, you " "Oh, we've bad our thanks all right. Bud himself, looking as he does today. Is thanks enough." There was coolness In Barry's tone and Mona felt it. She was silent for some time. Then after a little she said. "Does he handle any of the selling for you?" Barry nodded again. "He does and he's clever at it, too. There's a man named Horton " How could Barry know about that? Had he seen Bud? Then she understood that of course he had while she was sleeping. "There's a man named Horton who's a tough customer. He gave as a good price for uncut diamonds because Bud " "Why don't you let Bud tell her that, boy?" suggested Steve casually. casu-ally. He turned to Mona. "Barry Is always bragging about Bud. I tell him the boy's head will be turned." The scent of the honeysuckle came nearer and nearer. They could hear the sea spilling and crashing along the beach. Lottie, rising, beckoned beck-oned Steve to join her at the edge of the terrace. Mona was alone with Barry at last. What was he going to say? How would he begin? With reproaches? re-proaches? With a demand for ex-planatlons? ex-planatlons? Instead Barry, too, rose from his chair. "Don't take Lottie away," he called. "I promised the girls we'd take them for a drive. We ought to be starting or It will be too late. The roadster is In order, isn't It?" "Never better!" Steve agreed. Cupping his hands together and raising them to his mouth, he shouted, "Oh, boy! Bring around the roadster!" (To Be Continued) service of this summonsxupon you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, other-wise, within thirty days after service, serv-ice, and defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand de-mand of the complaint which" has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. This action is brought to obtain a judgment foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage upon the real estate de- I o O r-m U VU, VV scribed in the Complaint, and for SY S tJOWfcfOAMPEP. UASBCtN SOfAE MISTAKE. r , i 1 , x f ; j . ... BY CRANE AJ A. WM , .HE INFORMATION DEPT. Ahlander Mfg. BODY & PENDER WORK. and main leaves for all cars, Phone 182. Automobile Automobile loans and refinance. MANNING FINANCE SERVICE 157 No. 3rd West Phone 1371W. H. Jolley, Local Agent. n6 Dry Cleaning Madsen Cleaning Co. Phone 475 . . . Cleaners of plain and fancy garments . . . Rugs, drapes, blankets, etc. We call for and deliver. n5 Nimer Battery Station ' Willard Batteries, Sales and Service We specialize on Electric troubles Starting, Ignition and Generators Cor. 2nd West and Center Street. Phone-649. o31 Permanent Waves $11.25 and up BERTIN BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONE 1343 Shoe Repairing Sam the Shoe Man, Proprietor. We do the work right. University Shops 490 No. University Ave. and 208 West Center. o31 Typewriters - - We Buy and Sell all Makes of Typewriters Peter J. Wipf. PROVO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 77 No. Univ. Phone 90 . nS We Buy & Sell Used Cars FOR CASH. Buy from us for less easy terms. SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. 5th W. and Center Phone 100 06 Wanted For Cash Quantity or quality unlimited. ESTIMATES at the NEW 2ND other purposes as appears in said Complaint. THOMAS & THOMAS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. P. O. Address 404 Templeton Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utal,. Pub. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, 1932. - The American schoolboy of today to-day receives two years' more school than 'Sid the average boy of 1914. A German company is contemplating contem-plating a regular air service be- The allies used 350,000 mules in the world war. nnHTu teeJJjjjTjjorftjojjjyw Wfe TttVNKS THATTTHEK6 OF R4 T HT OX I ))) JJLjJLJ Co. See us If your Motor Overheats RADIATOR RKPATRTNr. Springs in stock. 476 So. University Ave o31 Loans 256 EAST CENTER n3 All Makes REBUILT REPAIRED USED FURNITURE Highest Cash Prices Paid FREE HAND STORE. 357 West Center o31 BOUND OVER Owen Zufelt, American Fork, charged with incest, by his 16-year old daughter, Zella Zufelt Jeppson, on May 1 of this year, waived his preliminary hearing in the city court Thursday morning and was bound over to ttie district court by Judge Maurice Harding. Zufelt's .daughter was married od September 7. The American Indian, Monteo, was the first Indian baptized by an English minister, the baptism taking place in Virginia in 587. BY MARTIN we sets BUU. PAVSON BY BLOSSER HANDS UP...-BOTH YOU I Business Cards! J , i f II THE GENERAL SHOP THE GENERAL SHOP 159 No. Univ. Are, We specialise In stove and furnace repairing. All parts furnished. We can clean furnaces and flues. All kinds of furniture repaired. We buy and sell furniture. Cash paid for used furniture. We call and deliver free. Phone 915-W. GEO. BILLS, Mgr. HONEY TO LOAN YOU CAN DO IT1 You can solve any family problem with a "PERSONAL" LOAN Monthly Payments are small The cost is low. Phone, write or call. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Room 9, O. P. Skaggs Building 2nd Floor Phone 210 75 East Center Street YOU CAN BORROW to pay your current bills and repay the loan from your salary. Columbia Industrial In-dustrial Loan Co. 64 North University Uni-versity Ave. Phone 1277. tf FOB BUNT FURNISHED THREE or 4 rm modern apt and bedrms. 272 East Center. ol4 THREE room mod. apt. 340 West 1st North. Phone 1078. o9 NOW is the time to get a cozy, heated 3 rm. apt., 2 beds, gas and heat. Phone 230-M. S. E. Hen-rie. Hen-rie. ol2 OR UNFURN clean mod. aDts. garage, cellar, cheap. 241 So. 4th West. o9 TWO room modern apt. 344 West 2nd North. oil SINGLE lower apt. Heat, hot water. 270 No. 1st E. Call 1525J. n4 MOD. 3 rm apt. ground floor. 115 South 3rd West o30 CLOSE IN clean mod. 3 or 4 rm. apts. Cheap. Garage. 356 N. 1st W. olO FIRST class apts. $10, $15, $20. Inq. 331 E. 3rd So. Phone 208W. o9 8 ROOMS completely furn. 306 No. 5th West. Phone 702J. o7 5 RM. modern home. Garaee. 640 No. 3rd East, Phone 247J. ol5 OR UNFURN. 3 rm. mod. apt, ga rage. 61 So.2 W. Phone 968M. ol4 NEWLY decorated mod. apt, cheap. Call at 372 So. 1st W. Phone 589M. o9 4 ROOM Nicely furnished, modern home. Furnace. $25. mo. 593 East 1st No. Call mornings or after 4 in afternoon. o20 3 RM. and bath apt Close in. Strictly Strict-ly modern. Phone 1015W. o7 OR UNFURN. 3, 4 or 5 rm. mod. apt. 227 E. 3 N. Call 529J. o29 5 ROOMS furnished., and modern, electric refrig., $20 month. 645 W. 4th North, close to school. tf NIXON apts. apt. and room. Ga-rage Ga-rage 185 So. 1st West. o!2 2 RM. apt. also bedroom. 284 E. 1 North. Phone 450W. olO HEATED bedrms and good board. 320 E. 1 No. Phone 943J. 08 00m00l0l0vmmfmmvmjmm9 SITUATIONS WANTED e m rvyirnrn n n REASONABLE price. Confinements, Confine-ments, nursing or gen. work. Exi perienced woman. References 294 West 3rd So. o9 Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will at 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday the llth day of October 1932, at the office of Brockbank and Pope, Room 10. Knight Block, Provo, Utah, sell at publio auction to the highest bidder for cash, one thousand shares of the capital stock of the Cummings Sheep Company, a corporation organized and existing exist-ing under and by virtue of the Laws of the State of Utah, with its principal place of business, at Provo, Utah; said stock Jteing evidenced evi-denced by certificate Nd. ... Said stock certificate will' be sold for the purpose of obtaining money to pay a promissory note signed 1ry John G. Cummings in the sum of $1,000.00, dated March 30, 1932, pay able to First Security 1 Bank - at Provo Utah with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum an-num from the 30th day of March 1932 costs and attorneys fees. Said certificate having been pledged to secure the payment of said note, costs and attorneys lees.' Said, note having been .assigned to the .Colorado .Colo-rado Development Company, a Utah Ctorporation,3vhioisi now-erwner and .holdet3tewoi.ci:.Vr '-T---. Dated at . ProyW'Utan, fthls 29th day tot, September;; D&vi9320y CQLOHADO DEVEMPTOT v COMPANY, st corporation, rs By: Brockbank Popelj. !s. its Attorneys.v:C.? Publication dates Sept. Sa and-Oct page thbeb " Wa AA First Insertion, per line, 10 rSTSS'JSKS per line, 5 cents; one week, per line, 80 cents; two weeks, per line, 50 cents; one month, per line, 90 cents. Minimum charge 25 cents. If not paid within three days double price will be charged ; Count five words to line. a Minimum excepted, two lines. Legal Rate LAND and HOMES Willard L. Sowards S9 W. 2nd North, Prove, Utah FOB BENT--UNFURNISHED NEW 5-rm. modern home. 434 North Second East. 7 o9 5 RM home with 2 A. orchard, 13th No. Univ. I. F. Cowan. O10 FOUR room modern home $15 mo. Phone 595W. ' o9 MODERN new 5 rm home, newly decorated, furnace, garage,-J45 No. 2nd E. Phone 343 or 1408J. ol6 MOD. 4 rm. and 5 rm. homes. Also rm f urn. Inq. 414 E. 2nd So, o7 3 RMS. bath, garage, cellar, $10 mo. 245 N. 3rd E. Call 374W. ol4 PARTLY furn. 5 room new modern home. 291 E. 7th North. ol4 SUNNY 3 rm apt. grd. floor. Heat, hot water, gas. 248 No. 2nd E. dl3 2 ROOMS with kitchen and rang $8 month. 870 W. 3rd South. CaH after 6 p. m. .ktf HOUSE 6 rms., cheap. 315 Sor4th West. Phone 1267. ol3 FOB BENT OB LEASE GOOD piano. Phone 940R. "n FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS . SSJSSSSJWMJSWJSSeJM RHODE ISLAND Greening cooking cook-ing apples. Call 04J4. bl2 GOOD USED lumber and lathi W East 4th South. 07 CONCORD grapes 65c bu. Wernef pigs, alfalfa seed. 511 S. 3rd - E. -Springville. tH 350 CHOICE pullets. Phone 263J2 Springville. ,S CABBAGE, carrots, cauliflower, turnips, onions, potatoes, table beets. Phone 03U2. True Scott, olft WANTED SnSOELLANEOUS r HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. Provo General Repair Co. Ill No. Univ. Ave. Phone 1202M. ol3 1 ? -" GOOD used separator. Call 049J3. Ray E. Loveless. olO WE PAY top price for leghorn hens. Bunker Farms. Call 016R2. d3 USELESS horses and cows. Dead ones. if. caned immediately.-Call 050R1. Provo. - tf --' - i-i-i-nmi ilj i.r i .-j-ijtji4 FOR SALE OARS A '6 MODEL T Ford pickup, steel - body, good condition. Must sell at once. L. S. Hicks,-at D.T.R. Qo. 09 FOUND GLASSES on Provo beach. Identify at Herald and pay for ad. o7 MISCELLANEOUS f VETERINARIAN Dr. L. W. Jones 371 No. 3rd W. Phone Wm. Thornton Thorn-ton Drug No. 4, 150 or Res. Phone 142M. n3 LOST , ... FTORKffiR small"1 white f e-male. e-male. Black spot on back. Dark . .ears. 696 E. 4th So. oo FOR SALE COWS a DAIRY cows and 3 baby heifer, Jersey calves. Clarence, Marriott. West 4th No. St, Orem. ol2 , . u RADIO . SERVICE FREE Radio examination In yoSr . home by factory expert. Can fix r-all Taaios. Phone 1338. : , ; 43 "; FOR SALE HOUSES v 6 ROOM mod. home. Cheap, By owner. 930 West 2nd North, ois I . GRANT TWO DIVOBCESYjjt ; Tw; divorces wre granted Wea-nesday' Wea-nesday' in the ' ' Fourth district court by Judge U. C. Harris of ttie ; First k district, who is "sitting a the bench tot Judge A. V. Watkins. Judge Watklns , is . taking. Judge Harris'; place In Logan ;oa a case.1., EtUe- Carroll was granted divorce-from John N. Carroll and $75.' !in i -full - payment of alimony. They r were married ; June 27, 1ZZX jars. ' uarrou v cnarges -xton-euppQ.r 1 and --: thought; si second causa c cc-Ubn cc-Ubn as truelty. vsv-:f - i '- :: :Mrs.lSaiah EUlson : Miller tc33 granted - m. divorced from. Herry Miller on the grounds of desertl-ru Sho .charges that he deserted I :r tr |
