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Show SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1 93 0. PAGETHfcEE: "" BKGIN HERB TODAY JUAITA lEUX I Mrtere at brl. Tk rcl7BS , -Seat tkat 1fe fl-Untig fl-Untig ha pportaalt? for Harder? Har-der? CLIVB HAMMOND mm POLLY HEALS tosetber fa (k laj-fMt FLORA MILES. la XKa's elMet. ' readla a aota aeat Nlla walek aa talaka la from her kasaaaai LYDIA, tko oaalaV wht mmjm mmm wu asleep aaa SI of hear LOIS DVNLAP, who was la the dials rooat with TRACE MILES." rla for men JUDGE MARSHALL aaa JOHN DRAKE, who caaio la aeaaratcly mmd wera aotteotf by ao aaot DEXTER SPRAGVE. who mmrm b eaao froaa bo baa and weat alreclly - lata tho tflalaa; rooat with JAJVET RAYMOND. Spraarao explafao Iho aolo Iflta. aa mmym h fcacw Nlla ta . Kew Yoak. aad that abo wrofo him aaajKeatlaaT ho try at Iho oa-tract oa-tract for a Hamlltoa movie. Daa. eo lella Iho sraaa a with a alloaeor waa aao. Ta aia aarprlae. ha learns that Marshall had aacb a can. that tba wholo rroap asod , It la taraxot practice. aad t)a WM It. Tho a"a Is ow atlsalac. aad Daadeo learas that crcryoaa of tho Koests had opportaalty to atral It. CAROLYN DRAKE, say a that Nlta mast ha to taken It. aad that Spraae atolo It from her aad killed her. Daadea appar- rally Igaof t this theory, aad asks ' Marshall where ho kaow Nlta before she came to Haailltea. WOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XVIII WTJQXi are damned Impertinent. the ends of his waxed mustache trembling with anger. "Then I take it that you do not wish to divulge the circumstances of jour friendship with Mrs. Sellm?" Dundee asked deferentially. deferen-tially. -Friendship!" the old man snorted. "Your Implications, sir, are dastardly! I met Mrs. Sellm, or rather. Nlta Leigh, as she was Introduced to me, only once, several sev-eral years ago .when I was In New 'York. Naturally " "Just a moment. Judge. Ton say she was Introduced to you as Nlta Leigh. Then you knew her as an actress, I presume?" "f refuse to submit to such a cowardly attack, Jrfr!" '. Attack, Judge?" Dundee repeated re-peated with assumed astonishment. "I merely thought you might be able to shed a little light on the past' of - the woman who has been . murdered here today, with a wea pon you admit to harlng owned. . . However" The elderly ex-Judge stared at his tormentor for a moment as If mur- daTtwas in his heart HejBkjTje4iiIntedtpje-jacket of her tweed twice. : then suddenly his whole manner changed. rapoIogIxe, Dundee. Yon must realize how But that Is beside the point I met Nlta Leigh at er at a : social gathering, arranged .by Probate andGuard- V ianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Farther Information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Hattle E. Mc Donald, otherwise known as Harriett Har-riett E. McDonald, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his office at the State Bank of Provo, Prove, Utah, orfor before the 23rd day of February, 1931. ALVA NELSON, Administrator with will Annexed. Published, Dec. 21, 28. 1930, Jan. 4, M?31. . ' 'NOTICE TQ CREUrrORS " ' In the Estate of Nels Henry Nelson, Nel-son, Deceased. y Creditors will present claims with vbuche.X to the undersigned at the office of;! J. C. .Halbersleben, 108 West Center Street . Provo, UWh, oh or before the 23rd day of February, Febru-ary, 1981. . 11, '1931. KENNETH HENRY NELSON, , - - . Executor. Published Dec. 2IT28, 1930, Jan. 4, NOTICE TO CREDITORS " In :the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for UtaJV. County. State of 'Utah. ; In .tha matter of the Estate of George' H. Naylor, deceased. ': Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at tho Office Af the Naylor Auto Company, West Center Street Provo, Utah, on or before the 15th day of February, 1931.. . CLARENCE L. NAYLOR, Administrator, Estate George H. I Naylor, Deceased. George P. Parker, v Attorney , for Administrator. Published Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1930. NOTICE OF MEETING FOB THE ADOPTION OF A BUDGET FOB k US1 BY PROVO CUT - Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, December 81. 1930 at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the City Commissioners' room at the City and County Building, at Provo City, Utah, a public hearing: will be held by the Board of Commissioners Commission-ers of Provo City to consider the -adoption of a budget for Provo City for the; calendar year ot.1931., :SaM -proposed budget will be on r of Provo pity for inspection by the pnbUo for three days prior to said public hearing. By Order of the Board of Com missioners. -M - ; FRED EVANS,' . H -V' , '-'i " City Bcorder. Publication dates: Dec. 23, 24. 26, some New York friends of mine.. She was young, attractive, more refined re-fined than er than the average young woman In musical comedy. Naturally. I told her if she was ever In Hamilton to look me up. And she did." "And because she was more refined re-fined than the average young woman In musical comedy' than the average chorus girl, to put it simply," Dundee took him up. "you co-operated with Mrs. Dunlap to Introduce her to your most intimate friends Including your wife?" 6ft 0H- Hugol Why didn't you tell me?" Karen Marshall walled. "You see. sir, what you are doing!" do-ing!" Judge Marshall stormed. "I am truly sorry if I have distressed dis-tressed you. Mrs. Marshall." Dundee Dun-dee protested sincerely. "But " He shrugged and turned again to the husband: "I understand you were Mrs. Selim's landlord. . . . May I ask how much rent she paid?" "The house rents for $100 a month furnished." "And did Mrs. Sellm pay her rent promptly?" Dundee persisted. "Since 'this Is the 24th of . May. sir, Mrs. Selim's rent for June was not yet due." Not before poor little Karen could Dundee force himself to ask what. Inevitably, would have been his next question one which could not have been evaded, as the ex-judge bad evaded the other two ques tions: "It it not true. Judge Man thall, that Nita Leigh 8 dim, paid you no rent at allt" But there were other ways to find out. ... "Look here, Dundee!" a brusque voice challenged, and. the detectlvaJ whirled to face Polly Beale. It was like her, be thought with a slight grin, to address him as one man to another. . . . "Yes, Miss Beale?" "I'm no fool, and I don't think any of my friends here are either though two or three of them have acteTlike It today." the masculine- looking girl stated flatly. "You've made It very plain that any one of us here, except Che Sprague man, could hare stolen Hugo's gun and silencer. ... Has the gun been found?" "It has not, Miss Beale." "O. K.!" The queer girl snapped her fingers. "I move that you or Captain Strawn search the men tor the weapon, and that I search the women Wait!" she com manded harshly to a flurry of femi nine protests. "I'll ask you, Dundee; Dun-dee; to search me first yourself. 1 believe the technical term Is frisk ing,' Isn't It? . . . Then 'frisk me. . . Here is my hand bag. I wore no coat, except this " and she suit As she strode toward the detective detec-tive Clive Hammond sprang after her with an oath and a sharp com mand. ."Shut up, CUre! I'm not married ARTIFICE USED IN NEW BRIDGE WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. (HE) Artifice and camouflage are playing play-ing an important part in the erection erec-tion of the Arlington Memorial bridge which is nearimj completion here. This graceful structure con-tsins con-tsins a double bascule draw span. Other bridges with bascule' draws are admittedly not beautiful. In the past, bascule spans have not been designed along the massive graceful grace-ful lines' of this bridge. But in it, it is difficult to tell the hollow span made of steel beams anct girders from -the other spans of concrete and granite. When one leaf of the draw is lifted it presents a barrier to the automobile driver nearly 100 feet wide and more than 100 feet high. So well is it balanced by counterweights counter-weights that it is raised and lowered low-ered with a 50 horsepower electric motor. ' ' It was out of the question to use on so beautiful a bridge the Visual gate for haling traffic before opening open-ing the span so an invisible method was devised. When the draw is to be opened, warning lights will flash, bells will sound and spikes carrying red lights on their tops will riso through the floor to stop cars at a safe distance. ASSESSMENT NOTICE Crown Point Consolidated Mining company, principal place of business, busi-ness, Provo City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the board of directors of Crown Point Consolidated Mining Co., a corporation, held on the 10th day of Dec. 1930, an assessment (No. 29) of one-half cent 154c) per share was levied on the outstanding outstand-ing capital stock of the company, payable immediately to Julian F. Greer, Sec., at his- office at the State Bank of Provo, Provo City, Utah. Any stock on which this assessment as-sessment many remain unpaid cn Thursday, January 15, 1951,, will be delinquent and advertised foraala at public auction, and unless payment pay-ment is made, so much of each parcel par-cel of stock as may do necessary will 'be jwld at the office of, the company, 75. North V University Avenue, on. Tuesday, the. 10th day of February, 1931, at 4 o'clock pw nv to . pay the delinquent assessment together, with, the costs of advertising adver-tising and expense of sale. m CROWN POINT CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY. 1 , Julian JF Greer, secretary Pub. dates Dec. 14. 21. 28. 1930 and to you yet!" she retorted, but her eyes were gentler than her voice. His face burning with embarrass ment. Dundee went through the tra ditional gestures of police "frisking" "frisk-ing" running bis bands rapidly down the girl's tail, sturdy body. slapping her 'pockets. And bis fin gers fumbled sadly as be opened her tooled leather hand bag. . "Satisfied r Polly Beale de manded, and at Dundee's miserable nod, the girl faced her friends: Well, come along. girls!" "Lord! What a girl!" Dundee muttered to Strawn. as the young Amazon herded Flora Miles. Penny Crain. Carolyn Drake. Lois Dunlap and Janet Raymond Into tne dining room. CILENTLY, and almost meekly, as If' ashamed into submission by Polly Beale's example. John Drake. Tracey Miles. 2Hve Hammond. Judge Marshall and Dexter Sprague permitted Captain Strawn and Sergeant Ser-geant Turner to "frisk" them. "How about the guest closet and the cars?" Dundee asked of Strawn In a low voice when the fruitless, unpleasant task, was finished. "Gone over with a fine tooth comb long ago," Strawn assured him gloomily. "And not a biding place In or outside the house that the boys haven't poked into including includ-ing the meadow as far as anyone could throw from the bedroom windows." win-dows." The women were filing back Into the room, some pale, some flushed, but all able to look each other In the eye again. With surprising jauntlness Polly Beale saluted Dundee. "Nothing more deadly on any of us than Flora's triple-deck compact" I thank you with all my heart Miss Beale." Dundee said sincerely. "And now I think you may all go to your homes. ... Of course you understand," he interrupted a chorus of relieved ejaculations, "that all of you will be wanted for the inquest, which will probably be held Monday." "And what's more." Captain Strawn cut In, to show his authority, author-ity, "I want all of you to hold yourselves your-selves ready for further questioning at any time." There was a stampede for coats and hats, a rush for cars as If the house were on fire, or Dundee reflected re-flected wryly as if those he had tortured were afraid he would change his mind. Rushing away with hatred of him in their hearts. Only Penny Crain held back. maneuvering for a chance to speak with him. "I don't have to go with the rest, do I?" she begged in a husky whis per. . "And why not?" Dundee grinned at her. "I'm attached to the district at- torney's office, too, aren't I?" "Right! And you're been a brick this evening. I don't know what Prpvo Youth Is -Bound Over On Burglary Charge Harlan Henderson of Provo was arraigned in the Provo city court Wednesday afternoon on a charge of second degree burglary. He waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the district court by Judge Maurice Harding. ' He will be arraigned in the district dis-trict court within a few days. . i .. m m ,n Question ,on Identity . " " 1 1 z P I4, I 5 I J6 I I7 lQ P v rr " 21 . 22 mm " 25" 25 tzT a 23 55 S 35- m " mmm 2cT- ; ft 2g- 43" JjT 5!T HORIZONTAL 40 Maize. Spanish 41 Fence bar. capital. 1 48 To peel. 41 Military-code 44 To release. signal system. 4o ew it Maple tree. 47 Like steel. 12 Inlet. 14 Branches. 15 To peruse. 10 3Iascnline. . 18 Point of pen. -tP Measure. 20 Wrangled. - 22 Doctor. 23 Kindled. , ' 24 Label.... 28Tq jog. , 28 Measure of 1 'i cloth.':.'" . 80 Vale. : 82 Headgear. ; v 83 Grew dimmer. 85 To make lace. 80 Above. 87 Boat clerks. VERTICAL j New TJ. 8. aurmy chief of ataff. YESTBBPAY'S I should hare done without yon "Well. I can't see that you're done much with me," she gibed. "But I'd like to Btlck around,, if you're going to do some real Sher-locking" Sher-locking" "Can't be done. Penny. I want to stay here alone for awhile and mullhlngs over. But I'd like to have a long talk with you tomorrow." tomor-row." "Come to Sunday dinner. Mother loves murder mysteries." she sug gested. Then realization swept over her. Her brown syes widened, filled with terror. "Stop thinking" one of us did it! Stop. I tell you!" "Can you stop. Penny?" he asked gently. TUT she fled from him, sobbing IJ wildly for the firBt time that long, horrible evening. Dundee, watching from the doorway of the lighted ball, saw the chauffeur open the rear door of the Dunlap limousine, limou-sine, saw Penny, catapult herself into Lois Dunlap'a outstretched arms. ... -.."When did the Dunlap chauffeur call for his mistress?" he asked Strawn, who stood beside him. "About 10 minutes after you ar-? rived." Strawn answered wearily. "Said he'd dropped Mrs. Dunlap and the Selim woman at about 2:30 and had been ordered to return around 6:30. . . . Knows nothing. of course." The chief of the homicide homi-cide squad drew a deep breath. "Well, Bonnie, he has nothing on me. In spite of all the palaver I don't know nothing either." You need some dinner, chief," Dundee suggested. "And the boys must be getting hungry, too." Somebody's got to guard the house, I suppose," Strawn gloomed. Not that it will do any good. . . . And what about that maid that Carr woman? Shall I lock her up on general principles?" "No. I want to have another talk with her, and if she bucks at spending spend-ing the night here. I'M take her to the Rhodes House, and turn her over to my old friend. Mother' Rhodes. We haven't anything on her, you know." "No, nor on anybody else, except that old fool, Marshall, and we can't clap him . into Jail yet," Strawn agreed, his gray eyes wink log. "Take your crew on in, chief," Dundee urged. "I'lK stick till midnight mid-night or longer, If you don't mind. You can arrange to have a couple of the boys relieve me about 12. . . . And by the way,' will you telephone tele-phone me the minute you get hold of Ralph Hammond?" "Well, maybe not so quick as all that," Strawn drawled. "I'll take the first crack at that baby, my lad! Not so dumb, am' I, Bonnie-boy? Bonnie-boy? Not so dumb! I can put two and two together as 'well as the next one pretty near as well as the district attorney's new 'special investigator.' " (To Be Continued) i : Henderson is charged with the theft of more than $300 in cash and currency from the Western States Grocery company. The money was hidden in a secluded part of the warehouse by Ariel Smith, manager or the company. Henderson confessed to Chief Otto Birk that he entej-ed the store through a side window and took the money. More than $200 of the amount was in checks which were thrown in the river, according to Henderson s story. Pickels and catsup from unripe walnuts. " are made S Acidity. 3 Lair. 4 Railroad. a To haul. O Room's side. 7 Grain. 8 Pale. 9 Amidst. lOWest en trance to Mediter ranean. 13 Who is assistant as-sistant seer tary of the ' V. 8. navy? , 10 Door rug. 17 Still. ; SO To strike. 21 Father. 23 Quantity. - 25 To secure. ; 27 Knock. , 23 To merit. 29 To ogle. 81 To splash. 83 Clearer. 84 Potion. 87 Skin opening. '33 Male ancestor. an-cestor. -40 Mean fellow. 42 Shelter. 43 River. 43 Deity. ANSWER LOVE SCHOOL IS PLANNED IN DENVER . , Love scientific or instinctive? Which is , preferable ? Are the young people of today using us-ing better judgment in selecting mates than did their ancestors? A third of the marriages of the nation are failures. A school of Jove, to explain the physiological and psychological facts of courtship and home making mak-ing is planned in Denver, Colo. Here are the views of two experts: ex-perts: Dr. Duren J. H. Ward, psychologist: psycholo-gist: The need for such an institution is great. Boys and girls should be instructed in matters of sex and psychology before -they have become be-come infatuated with the wrong persons. They ought to be taught, in the common schools, applicable principles prin-ciples of psychology and physiology but the teachers are not trained to do it: And the church doesn't know the problems. I look forward to the time when instructive institutions of this sort will be established thruout the country. They must be licensed and operated by experts. Now we license doctors, but won't let them tell the public anything. Mrs. Mary E. Holland, secretary Children's Aid society: I don't see how science can be used to direct marital destiny. The physical note is dominant in a eugenic clinic. Love, establishment of a home, birth and upbringing of children, all lose their beauty and become animal-like. I don't see how such a project could be really successful or desirable. de-sirable. " Young people of today are choosing choos-ing their husbands and wives with wide-open eyes. They make mistakes, mis-takes, but I don't think they make as many as in past generations; because be-cause they dissolve- unhappy partnerships part-nerships the mistakes come to the surface. This West of Ours ! Its Romantic History I R. A. Zeller, supervisor of Ihe TongaSa national forest, Alaska, was making a survey of Baranof island when he encountered two huge brown bears. .The brush was up to his shoulders, should-ers, handicapping his movements. The bears started at him. The treej were too small to climb. Zeller saw a small clearing a few feet away and raced for it, with the bears after him. As he stepped into the clearing, one bear reared up, mouth gaping and paws waving. " Zeller waited a second and fired. The bear fell, but regained its feet Immediately and charged on. It was. .so" close Zeller could feel its hot breath. Then it toppled and fell down the slope. Zeller had been afraid to fire a second) time, thinking the other bear soon would join the attack, but it failed to appear. Cautiously the forester followed the wounded animal. As it roared and tumbled down the mountain side it clawed up great chunks of earth and bushes, and its teeth marks showed on small trees. Far down the slope the body was found. It weighed 900 pounds. III TTCTrrri m ii i mrmnnnim w r F I", iff t-' Only A Remarkable Value On Easy Terms! ml CLOSING OUT PRICES on U 5imsfleuiiram listings kaT 2 and FLOOR An Opportunity 0 USED lLnvnims GENUINE MOHAIR '" Excellent Condition - Priced to Sell Quickly! m See-It' At Once - Convenient Terms! fl Saaal 0 Cl? 316 Vest Centeis I S Phone2Sy , I ''"'ii" rr FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS 150 White Leghorn pullets, 8 mq. old 75c each. Call after 4 p. m. 854 WeSt 1 North. Phone 812J. j2 200 yearling hens, 250 laying pullets and potatoes. Phone 225R. j9 Paramount coal and gas range $35. 959 No. 5 West. j2 Soft wheat. Phone 801 R. j25 Rebuilt heating stoves. The Fix-It-Shop. 54 No. 4 W. Call 1292W. j6 80 tons of hay. Frank Daley, Payson, Utah. J2 Apples, Delicious, Jonathans, Grimes, Golden Greenings, Snow and other. McMillen. Phone 667J. J10 Balled hay and straw. Phone 119R3. A. A. Johnson, R. F. D. P. Grove. jll Practically new Barbier clarinet. In excellent condition. $50. Inquire 20 South Eighth West d3l Bailed-straw. Phone 801R. tf Sweet cider 25c gal. Thomas. 672 North 5 West. Phone 1048. j8 Boost Utah Products Use Saunder-Site Furniture Polish. tf FOB BENT FURNISHED Light H. K. rooms. 55 W. 2 N. d31 3 room apt. Inq. 61 S. 2 West. d30 4 room mod. house. Call 029J1. d29 4 room mod. apt, heated. 230 So. 1 East. Call 870 or 1442. d29 Clean 4 room mod. house. 260 So. 1 W. Phone 173. d28 Heated bedroom. 193 E. 1 North. Phone 596. j4 FOB BENT-UNFURNISHED 5 room mod. house, full basement finished, good garage. 354 So. 4 W. Phone 446. . d30 Inviting 4 room modern steam heated, apts. with garage. Call 246 No. 2 E. Phone 1360W. d30 3 rooms, bath and pantry, cook stove and linoleum. Call 157M or 306W. d30 LOST Ladies bathrobe Xmas night on Provo Bench. Finder call 1269M. d30 Springle-Spaniel pup about 4 mo. old, dusty white, long brown ears, and brown spots on body above tail. Reward offered. Notify Jack Halla-day Halla-day at City Service, 196 No. Univ. Ave. Ladies brown slipper in Provo. Finder return 517 East Center. Reward. Re-ward. Call 889. d31 A hatchet, a pruning knife, two bundles of "faggots" and six horseshoes horse-shoes is the annual rent of a piece of land in England. t hui i w mi SI 3 s 0 s COVERINGS To Save Money! t mm Smintie I S3 mi I ill BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FOUNDRY General Foundry and Machine Work. Electrical and Acetylene Welding PROVO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY MONEY TO LOAN AUTOMOBILE LOANS To give you cash or pay off present finance company and reduce payments. pay-ments. INSURANCE Of all kinds - Fire - Theft - Publlt Liability - Property Damage V. H. TUFT Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg. PHONE 124 NEED MONEY QUICKLY T CASH LOANS of $300 or less Within 24 Hours Small Monthly Repayments Corns in for full information Just Phone or Write. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 75 E. Center St. Phone 210 YOU CAN BORROW to pay your current bills and repay the loan from your salary. Columbia Bond & Mortgage Company, 64 North University Ave. Ground floor. tl KANTFREZ Fill Your Radiator with Kantfrea at DANIELS AUTO WRECKAGE d28 812 So. Univ. Ave. : Phone 68 WELD INQ AYERS WELDING WORKS Acetylene Ace-tylene and Electrlo Welding. We weld anything' made of metaL 42 North 4th West tf MISCELLANEOUS Garage for rent. 630 W. 2 N. d28 Butchering done, call 351M. See Carter at Univ. Service, 12 North University Avenue. d29 Garage for rent. 185 S. 1 W. jll For rent a piano. Phone 940R. d28 Stoves and furnaces repaired right. C. Owen Draper, 105 South 6 East. Phone 1174J. j!7 Boost Utah Products Use Saunder-Site Furniture Polish. tf I OR SALE FURNITURE Boost Utah Products For Xmas Cheer, Clean up and Shine with Saunder-Site Furniture Polish tf New Second Hand Store. We buy for cash. We sell for cash. Phone 148. 351 West Center. Provo. tf NAAAAAsaVVa4aSaWVrMr WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 4 loads of barnyard fertilizer. Call 894W after 6 p. m. j2 Wanted : Useless horses and oows dead ones if called immediately. John Kuhni, 050R1, Provo. tf 4 room apt. Phone 151W. 270 N. 1 East - j4 Mod. steamheated apt., ground floor, also garage. 115 South 3 West. d31 2 room apt., partly mod. $16.50 with lights furnished. 290 East Center. .13 HELP WANTED FEMALE ADDRESSING ENVELOPES WORK AT HOME during spare time. Substantial weekly pay; experience ex-perience unnecessary. Dignified employment em-ployment for honest, sinceite, ambitious am-bitious persons. WORKERS LEAGUE, NAPERVILLE, ILL. tiVJrVaaVMafVXrXfOA INSTRUCTION RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. Men 18-35. Commence $158.00 month. Steady work. Experience unnecessary. unneces-sary. Common education sufficient. Sample coaching FREE. Write today to-day sure. Box 25A, Herald. BURN SLACK COAL AND SAVE MONEY! Our Slack Coal Burner for all makes of furnaces will save you 1-3 of your coal bill and keep a more steady heat than lump coal You will have less ashes and dirt. No explosions or other unpleasantness un-pleasantness For Free Demonstration Call THE NEW FIX-IT SHOP 54 NORTH FOURTH WEST jlO Phone 129t-W Provo FOR RENT 8 ROOM MObERN Furnished - Close in $35 Per Month 146 East Center J. A. Owens Phone 495 (SoflnoiMiims Want 4d Rates First Insertion, per line, 10 cents; each additional insertion, per line, 5 ceni 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 10 days," double price will be charged. Count five words to line. 1 - J ' iii A HOME! Most elegant home ' Six pretty rooms s Pretty clinker brick Modern furnace heat Nicely and newly finished Substantial Fireplace and Mantlo Built-in Radio Cabinet Convenient Cupboards Closets throughout Beautiful sunlight windows South Light Kitchen High grade new Inlaid Linoleums Snow-white bath room Medicine cabinets, cloths cabinet Solid brick wall partitions Full and convenient basement Hot and cold water Gas plate for laundry Very economical furnace Wonderful brick porch Large lot, loamy soils Over $150 In roses and flowers ' Large coop for poultry Block from cement highway Near district and high schools Handy to stores, service stations Good neighborhood ' ' Owner leaving Provo reason QUICK .SALE $4200.00 BUILT BY OWNER For OWNER Don't miss seeing this home ' -' PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU Phone 1099 Willard L.Sowards Real Estate Broker Of flee 39 West Second North . Provo, Utah Dixon Real Estate Co, Real Estate Cheapest farm in Utah County 22 Acres with fu water right $1500.00. Money td Loan ' on good securt ' ties at 7. For Sale 5 room modern home, 1 acre ground; ideal location, goo4 outbuildings.; Owner must sell. ; Dixori Real Estate Cb. A Real Opportunity! 12 rich loamy acres; good watct right. Ideal property .for BUbdlvld ing. New 3-inch flowing, well. Good solid, roomy home; large barn, garage; granary, vegetable and fruit cellar. ' ' 2 new Semi-Monator type 2000 hen capacity coops. Modern, cement ce-ment floors, water fountains, eleo trie lights; built-in feeding conven iences. 1800 healthy laying hens. AD young stock, You assume loan and owner wilj take your -home on this Imagine, $8000.00! Terms if you desire. Owner leaving town. Hia lost your gain. See this. Ray Investment Co. 78 No. Univ. Ave. . - Phone 1M HOMES 5 Room Brick, modern, heated; heat-ed; full basement; garage,-only $4200. FARMS 3 Acres with good house, barns etc. Only $2750. LOANS Plenty of Money. Let us helpj buijd your home, or pay off your mortgage. INSURE I 'Fire, Auto, "Plate GlassV Burglary, Burg-lary, For 10 less. ; INVEST Bonds 6 to 7. Securities 10. Let us place your surplus money. f INTERMOUNTAIN Finance & Thrift Co. 57 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. Phone 1304 ; r" FOR RENT 4 of 5 Room Moderrj Home; nicely furnished partly fur, or unf urnishr ed, as you desire. On Center Street ' ' PHONE 1202-J i FOR SALE ; 20 SOUTH 8 th WEST New Barbier CLARINET, with case and stand.. Used only a few months. Inquire. ,V - " Will Sacrificed Jan.,, XWL |
