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Show PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1932 PAGE FIVE MOVE H. W CORLEY BfNtASWlCi Mf CHAPTER XLIII pOR all Lottie's artful planning, dinner at Holiday House that evening was singularly unromantic. There were no lovely gowns and there was no lingering over a candle-lit table, no strolling in the moonlight. It proved to be the first erening since the girls' arrival that no one dressed for dinner. Their departure from Grenada was delayed, the carpenters taking a great deal of time to decide finally that they could not begin work on tbe hangar for at least a week. The motor boat left the harbor two hours later than they had planned. Sam, the native boy, was at the wheel while Barry and Steve spent most of the trip in rather disgruntled dis-gruntled discussion. When they arrived at the house they found the table on the veranda veran-da still set for dinner, tbe flowers drooping under the electric light and fireflies gathering on the terrace. ter-race. The food in the kitchen had long since cooled and lost its flavor-Bomeness. flavor-Bomeness. "I sent the maids home for the night," Miss Gracie said, unperturbed. unper-turbed. "There seemed to be no knowing when you'd come. I thought you might have dined at Grenada." "Well, we can't lure those carpenters carpen-ters here for a week yet," Steve announced. an-nounced. "I was going to buy this girl a pair of monkeys to take back to New York" Salt Lake Stock Exchange As Furnished By WELLS L. BRIMHALL Broker " MONDAY, OCT. 19, 1932 Alta Con. tf .OOH .OIV4 Big Hill 06 .08 Central Standard .. .00 .OOV6 Chief Con 35 .40 Colorado Con 01 4 .02 Crown Point -01 .03 Crescent Eagle 01 .01 Ms BOOTS AND HER CAtAL ,ltt MteVKS TO VA' ?Yr TM TO PCVL OP fcoore Ox WOWUViG efVr(rfce WASHINGTON TUBBS ChXH r tied to J6F0A We CN ft TREE, KHD FRECKLES AND QJuST AS RlLEy WAS' ABOUT TE UMBUTTOM I41S COAT AMP WAWP BELT VJTii THS COW.- SkSHAAEWTOF DIAMONDS, TWS.BANDTT " CHANGED v HIS TACTICS MU Jh Back to New York! Mona felt her heart throb sharply, her cheeks suddenly grow cold. Steve and Barry were thinking then of their departure! "Don't buy those monkeys yet a while," Barry said hastily and Mona sighed, reassured. "We're not going go-ing to let Mona and Lottie get away for a long time. They haven't seen half the sights yet." "Well, they've seen what mauy a girl in Port of Spain would give her eye teeth to see anyhow," Miss Gracie interposed comfortably. "What's that. Miss Gracie?" The older woman's fat face crinkled crin-kled in a smile and ber kind eyes were hidden for a moment. "This house." She nodded vehemently. vehe-mently. "Barry and Steve are popular popu-lar young men, you know. When they come to our house " "Did you ever know a girl named Celeste?" asked Mona Idly. Barry and Steve glanced at each other and burst out laughing. "Let Lottie tell you that one, Barry. I can't do It justice." 'JiHEY listened to Lottie's diverting divert-ing version of the affair on the boat but when she related the gift of Barry's portrait tn Celeste the men became instantly sober. "Great heavens, that practically constitutes an engagement!" Steve exclaimed. "But she was honest, anyhow. She Insisted Barry hadn't paid much attention at-tention to her," retorted Lottie. Steve rose. "Yes, that's honest, only a little too mild. You might as well say a man pays no attention to a mosquito buzzing around him 24 hours of the day." "I think I'll say good night." Mona decided, rising. "I'm tlrecf, hot and have a headache." "Anyhow we had a fine trip," Lottie announced, as she rose to follow fol-low her friend. "Well, good night!" As the two girls mounted the stairs Lottie said quietly, "At least Barry doesn't want us to hurry away!" "Oh, I don't know!" Mona's voice was weary. "He could hardly have said less. Steve practically put us aboard the Miranda." In her flowing negligee Mona stood before the mirror, brush in hand, her bronze hair floating over her shoulders. For a moment neither girl spoke. The brush plied evealy with long, deft strokes. Seated on the bed, Lottie swung one foot reflectively and watched her. . Combined Metals Dix Butte Dragon Eureka Lil y . . . . Eureka Mines E. Crown Pt East Tin. Con. . . East Tin. Coal. . . . East Utah Empire Mines . . , Eureka Bullion Greo Western . Horn Silver lion Kinj Indian Queen . . . lit. State?, Vet. . . Mammoth .04 Vs .05 .10 .01 .05 .09 V- .10 .02 .00 4 .01 .21 .23 .06 - .10 .01 .01 .03 .05 .07 .11 .01 H .04 1 .50 1 .t2 V .07 .11 .00 - 01 .03 .15 .23 BUDDIES ?UNC60 UNDE H6MV'-.60KRD .,' --nesu w BE COURT WKUfMfcl? THE BPCTOfe IS OM. HIS FRIENDS HEEP THOSE MITTS UP,JOW, AND MARCH OMER THERE TO VtUR SHIP AMD SET 7V406S 5EMSI MEAM BUSINESS V 1 rvr "Maybe we'd better go soon, Lot tie," Mona remarked presently in a low voice. "Before you've talked about the will or anything to Barry?" Mona spread both bands wide. "How can I? I might possibly say something to Steve but neither one" "Neither one has recognized your marriage," finished Lottie, rising. "Well. I'm ready to go If you say so, Mona. but my advice is to get Into action! Listen, tomorrow. I'll corral Steve and take blm some place. That will leave you and Barry alone so you can talk to him. Tell him why you came. Tell him you love him. You do, don't you? He can't do anything more than call you a forward hussy and after that you'll know where you stand! Tell him you're the fourth wealthiest wealth-iest woman in New York now and want to hand over some of your gold. Ask him how it can be done" "He won't tell me If he knows and I don't think he does," Mona argued. JOTTIE came a step nearer. "Barry will never let you get that far." she went on. "When you tell blm you love him he'll either stop you and say everything Is o. k. or else he'll leave you sitting right where you are! I think tomorrow at tea time would be a good time " "I see you have it all planned." Mona said acidly. Then her manner changed. She took Lottie by the shoulders. "You are a darling, Lot tie! You are!" "Anyhow I mean well," mimicked Lottie, her face close to Mona's own. They both laughed. "I dcubt It," Mona added, kissing her. "I never will trust blonds or brunets either. Only I can't do all that, Lottie. If Barry doesn't speak to me soon it's all over. We'll go back home and think of something else to do but I can't speak to Barry about" "I understand," Lottie agreed so berly. "Well, good night. Go to sleep!" "Oh, I'll sleep," Mona promised. But she did not Long after Lot tie ceased moving about in the next room, long after lights had ceased to shine through the lattice work at the top of the door leading into the hallway and silence settled over the entire household Mona lay wide- eyed and heart sick. She tat un in ber huge bed, in Moscow New Quincy North Lily No. Standard . . . Ohio Copper Opohongo . . Park Bingham . Park City Con. . . . Park Utah Park Nelson Park Premier . . . Park Konold Plutus Provo Sacramento Silver King Coal. So. Iron Blossom . HP TWE 6eNEttKL ft ft a a AVI 0 j THERE ABE KJO HAWD EM ONER S sZt vueri 1 rrtO C DIAMOMDS OM AK" BE OUICK. DjLEy v VM&U rw. - - - C MYPLAME- I ABOUT IT. AWO STABTS t'h I tent on the amazing stillness of the tropic night. Mona arose and, walking to the window, drew in great breaths of the sweetened air. Far below, the beach lay white tn tbe moonlight. Tbe sea murmured. She could bear tbe waves roll In, hesitate, churn, then spill into whispering foam. She could bear tbe tide drag the lost wave back, gather, roll in again. Otherwise the night was so still that she could bear the beating of ber own heart. "I believe I'll go down there for a walk." Mona decided presently. "Perhaps 1 can think there a little more easily. Perhaps I'll be able to make up my mind what to do." She paused uncertainly. "There Is. of course, only one thing to do and that is go home!" CWIFTLY and quietly she tossed off ber pajamas, dressed in a white skirt, soft yellow sweater and rubber soled shoes. She knew it would be cool on the beach. The door opened gently and tbe stairs, fortunately, made no sound beneath her feet. She crept across the wide hall to the door which each night she bad learned was left wide open. There were no prowlers to fear on Holiday! Beneath the stars on the terrace Mona stood for an Instant, considering consid-ering the stillness which held the house in its grip. Then she looked seaward. Far away toward tbe Grenadines a necklace of yellow lights was flung out on the water. The portlights of tbe motor boat bobbed in tbe harbor. As she moved down the pathway the flamboyant trees flicked her face gently with their fragrance. It did not occur to Mona to be afraid. She gained the sand. Ah, here she could really think! Was It safe to lie on the sand at night or any other time? Of course it was safe! Why not? Anyhow, it was delightful. Mona stretched her slender length along the shelf of rock where the shadows shad-ows played, her hands beneath her head. This was comfort. This was peace. Silence and still more silence. All of a sudden Mona felt rather than heard a sound. Someone was near her! She sat upright, tense and alert. It had been foolish to come. Foolhardy and silly beyond words. Who was making that sound? A bird perhaps or the wind? A shadow separated itself suddenly sud-denly from a clump of trees and moved toward her. The girl started to scream and found she could not. (To Be Continued) .07 .11 So. Standard 07 .09 .01 ?i .03 & Swansea Con .02 .35 .40 rar Baby 01 .00 .00 Tintic Lead 65 .90 W Tintic Standard 2.50 2.60 .01 rjtah Con 01 .01 .01 Victor Con 02 .05 .08 mVt Walker Mining .55 .61 1.05 1.25 Yankee Con .06 .01 .04 Zuma 04 MM .04 .06 .02 .03 SALES .15 .35 Bullion 1000 tfU c. .08 .12 Tintic Standard 135 ti $2.60. .01 .02 OTHER SECURITIES 2.75 2.85 Anacinda 11 3-8 .09 Am Telephone 103 7rgjjpp NOO'O HOVSV TlU, NDO OOY O? MY I .iTCrH NCAA), TVAINK FAST, BOV, TVMNVC FST. TUlS IS A HECK Of HOtE 8EEN FOOL GOT HTo QET OUT O THIS MESS, JfH8 rri IJATOI II PI II l Y)Jr v phone 495 ERAL INFORMATION DEPT. Ahlander Mfg. BODY & FENDER WORK. and main leaves for all cars, Phone 182. Automobile Loans Automobile loans and refinance. MANNING FINANCE SKRYICK. . 1.V7 No. 3iJ West Phone 1371W. - H. Julley, Loral Agent. nO Dry Cleaning Madsen Cleaning Co. Phone 475 . . . Cleaners of plain und fancy garments . . . Rugs, drapes, blankets, etc. We call for and deliver. r5 Nimer Battery Willard Battel it s, We specialize on Electric troubles Cor. 2nd West and Center Street. Permanent Waves and up BERTIN BEAUTY 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 --All Makes We Buy and Sell all Makes of Typewriters Peter J. Wipf. PROVO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 77 No. Univ. Phone 90 n3 We Buy & Sell Used Cars FOR CASH. Buy from us for less easy terms. SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. 5th W. and Center Phone 100 Wanted For Cash Quantity or quality unlimited. ESTIMATES at the NEW 2ND U S Steel 35 V-Safeway V-Safeway 47 lA E. B. Shares 24 Vi. A. S. Refining 14. Kennecott 10 1-8. John Lakota of Cleveland, O., has invented an electric motor which fits into a thimble and will haul a one-pound weight across a smooth surface. The Britis'n Isles would become islands of ice and snow if the average aver-age temperature were decreased by 7 degrees. UT HE GETS PRECIOUS OrWASON XT.. SEES TO THAT. AN D Co. See us if your Motor Overheats RADIATOR REPAIRING. Springs in stock. 476 So. University Ave. o31 Station Sales and Service Starting, Ignition and Generators Phone 049. o31 SHOPPE 256 EAST CENTER n3 06 USED FURNITURE Highest Cash Prices Paid. FREE HAND STORE. 357 West Center o31 FOB SALE HOUSES 6 ROOM mod. home. Cheap, by owner. 930 West 2nd North. ol5 MISCELLANEOUS VETERINARIAN Dr. L. W. Jones 371 No. 3rd W. Phone Wm. Thornton Thorn-ton Drug No. 4, 150 or Res. Phone 142M. n3 ! FREE Radio examination in your home by factory expert. Can fix all radios. Phone 1338. j3 BY MARTIN c A BY CRANE LVTTLE CHrVNCE TO THINK ' . c -t-,: nr.r 11P. UPf? TfcKC THAT, BIA.ST VOO ! EME FEP M4 EWc. v4 A vooi . . FEB. f TOOT. BY BLOSSER VlwAT HAS FgggW.ES SEEI4THAr STARTLE 0 HIAA? ' FRIEKfD - OR. ' Business Cards THE GENERAL SHOP 159 No. Univ. Ave. We specialize 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. MONEY TO LOAN YOU CAN DO IT! You can solve any family financial problem with a "PERSONAL" LOAN Monthly Payments are small The coat 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 RENT FURNISHED THREE room mod. apt. 340 West 1st No. Phone 1078 or 813. o-12 THREE tin. mod. apt. cellar, garage. ga-rage. Close in. Inq. 550 W. 2 S. o21 THREE nic?e H. K. rms. Reasonable. Reason-able. 337 No. 4th West. 0I6 TWO furn. rms. only $3.00. C. E. Clark, 119 No. Cth West. THREE or 4 rm modern apt and bedims. 272 East Center. ol4 NOW is the time to get a cozy, heated 3 rm. apt., 2 beds, gas and heat. Phone 230-M. S. E. Hen-lie. Hen-lie. 0l2 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 5 RM. modern home. Garage. 640 No. 3rd East. Phone 247J. ol5 OR UNFURN. 3 rm. mod. apt., garage. ga-rage. 61 So. 2 W. Phone 968M. ol4 4 ROOM Nicely furnished, modern home. Furnace. $25. mo. 593 East 1st No. Call mornings or after 4 ! in afternoon. o20 OR UNFURN. 3, 4 or 5 rm. mod. apt. 227 E. 3 N. Call 529J. o29 5 ROOMS furnished and modern, electric refrlg $20 month. 645 W. 4th North, close to school. t tf NIXON apta. apt. and room. Garage. Ga-rage. 185 So. 1st West. ol2 2 RM. apt. also bedroom. 234 E. 1 North. Phone 450W. olO FOR SALE COWS DAIRY cows and; 3 baby heifer Jersey calves. Clarence Marriott. West 4 th No. St., Orem. ol2 SITUATIONS WANTED " EXPERIENCED woman wants housework or general work. Phone 425R. 0I6 a. Probate and Guardianship Guard-ianship Notices I Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Further Information. k NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY In the Fourth Judicial District Co.urt of the State of Utah in and f of- Utah County. Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Company, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Anna F. Ritchie, and F. O. Buell, Defendants. To be sold at Sheriffs Sale on Wednesday the 19th day of October 1932, at eleven o'clock a. m. of said day at the front door of the County Court House, at the City and County Coun-ty Building, situate in Provo City, Utah County State of Utah, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, of, in and to the following described real property, in Utah County, State of Utah, to-wit: to-wit: " Commencing 4 rods West of the Southeast corner of Lot 8, in Block 44, Plat B, Provo City Survey of Building Lots; thence West 3 rods; thence North. 6 rods; thence East 3 rods; thence South 6 , rods to the place of beginning . , Dated, at Provo City, Utah, this 26th day of September 1932. '.' .i ; - E. OvDURNELU Sheriff, - Utah County. State of Utah. . -"By Chas. W. Mitchell, x V- Deputy Sheriff. Thomas & Thomas, Lawyers for the Plaintiff, ; Templeton. Building, . Salt Lake CityUtah:- .c . Publication la Provo Evening Herald Her-ald Sept. 26, Oct. S, 10, 17, 183Z ' Want Ad Rates First Insertion, per Una, 10 cents; each additional Insertion per line, 5 cents; one week, per line, 30 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. Minimum accepted, two lines. Legal Rate ) LAND and HOMES Willard L. Sowards 89 W. 2nd North. Provo, Utah FOB RENT--UNFURNISHED THREE rm. home with bath $18, 340 So. 7th W. Call 705. L J. , Eldred. 0I6 - NICE clean 3 rm cottage. $8.00. Close in. 610 West 1st So. 0-I6 3 ROOM apt. newly decorated, steam heat, elec. equipt. Best location. Call S. Levin 1258. 0I6 FOUR room modern home. Inquire 653 West 1st South. oli OR FURN. three rm. mod. apL 430 South 4th West. ol4 TWO rm. house. Cellar and wa9h- : house. $8.00. 142 E. 1st So. Spring-. ville. 5 RM home with 2 A. orchard, 13th No. Univ. I. F. Cowan. olO MODERN new 5 rm home, newly decorated, furnace, garage, 74J No. 2nd E. Phone 343 or 1408J. olt 3 RMS. bath, garage, cellar, $10' nio. 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. ol3 a 2 ROOMS with kitchen and rang $8 month. 870 W. 3rd South. Call after 6 p. m. U HOUSE 6 rms., cheap. 315 So. 4th West. Phone 1267. ol2 FOR RENT OR 173! ARTS GOOD piano. Phone 940R. n4 FOR SALVE MTSnP.T.T.ANF.nns NEW 270 model 54 Winchester rifle. . Special Western receiving sight $35.00. Snelson Drug, Spr1ng-51 ville. o!3 - ... -.uH lWT A rrtT A TT k rsr . . Onions 100 lbs. 50c. Phone 734 J v or call 488 So. 1st West. olQl PRACTICALLY new deer rifle ' w- HQann'i rw a -e tit sw - r w n. a - USED auto parts, tires and glass.. Reasonable prices. Provo Hide and Fur. 148 West 6th So. Phone 367. n9 CARROTS, onions. Also young pigs. 757 So. 5th W. Call 720W. olt BABY BUGGY $5.00, or trade, for j used lumber or potatoes. 808 . -West 2nd North. olO FAT muttons. Your choice $2.50. Phone 1305J. ol4 SPANISH onions, potatoes 50c cwt, also Jonathan apples. Phone 482W. ol3 .32 SPECIAL gun. Cheap. CSS No, 3rd East. olO RHODE ISLAND Greening cook' ing apples. Call 04 J4. ol2. uuiNL-uKiJ era dps bog Du Wemet Dies, alfalfa seed. 511 ft 3rd K. -1 Springville. oil - vuujujc, carroia, cauiuiower, ; turnipa, onions, potatoes, tabU beets. Phone 031J2. True Scott, oli ; , WANTED MTSinP.T.T.A'rlT'nTTn TO RENT small farm close to Pre -vo. Cash rent. Long lease. Must t have house. Write Box 22-Herald. I , oil- WHILE prices are low we can-pay?f full value for furs, pelts and hides. Provo Hide and Fur,' 14&J West 6th So. Phone 367. n9l HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. j Provo General Repair Co. Ill No. Univ. Ave. Phone 1202M. : ol3; : : . , GOOD used separator. Call 049J3.; Ray XL. Loveless. . olO WBi . PAT' top price for . leghorn heniC Bunker Farms. Call 016R2. 1 . . . 7- ' ds USELESS horses and cows. " Dead. nes if ; called Immediately, call!; too rx provo. . . tf XiUOJT T: i LADY'S tan purse containing cash, near ;Paya Taklt stored Return1' , to HenlCVVV: v -": olO 1 FOX 'TERRIER-remall White female. fe-male. Black 'spot1 on -back. Dark ars.- 698 EJ ith- So,--- ' |