La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 9

.turday, December 13, 192-1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HAREMS
1S ANGKLKS (AT). The ub-
; of civilization la thu noutu
urovinccs of tin I'hlHppinc
fuls i.s ultriliutt'd to thu luck
home Iff und thu practice of
mm it y among tho nullvo Alor-
psaia .Mia. Carl M. Moore, wife
ho governor of thu southern
pda of thu I'hillpiiiiU'H und
ir a Killpino. Khu iu vlsit-
in l.os AngelcH.
il'lMiit can be no home life
then 1m u litt rum," Mrs.
explained. "Tito lack of
V lifi in thu southern islands.
Ut 15uu small iKlitndH, totaling
over l.loo square miles, is
to thu influence of the Mn
mudan religion. Kvery inun
Iff thuir under Mohammedan
not only avails himself of
Koran's granted right to four
h, but Jiu also takes advaitt
of the modern privilege of
true. I.Ike 'U polttit utuyur lie
ontinually throwing one wife,
the discard und picking a
ih one from the deck, provld-
himself in this manner with
iontinual succession of young
titles for thu liurcm.
Some of the marriage customs
the land-dwelling natives are
Int. A bride seldom attends
I own wedding. Shu is arrayed
'her wedding garments, fiv
btly of gaily colored materials
(u veil, many beads und gir
und then locked- in a tomb
rooin, where she is guarded
jsonie male rclutlvu. Tho im
4, Mohammedan priests, recite
Jong ceremony over the. head
the groom. The , bridal pair
t then i&changu long' distance
j-tings through a barred win
, but not until after repeated
monies continuing through
2-ral days and nights, are they
nouiieed married sufficiently
set up un ustablisltment ut
. jr own.
Kvhen a woman marries, tli.
Begrooiu or his "fttinriy glvos
J a dowry. If she runs uway
u her husband and it Is prov
tthut he treated Iter cruelly.
keeps thu dowry, whether
3, cattle' or money. Hut if
3 Is unfaithful nnd runs jiwuy
$t another ' man, she must re
it not only the dowry, but
e I he amount. There
few unfaithful wives."
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wife; Chattslor & I.yon Company,
a corporation; New York l.ubricut
Ing Oil Company, a corporal Ion.
t:.W. Hunting und Clyde K. Hunt
Ing. doing business as C. W. Bunt
ing ft Hon. ere Defendants. In
which Judgement und lecrue was
oBlerpd In fftvor of Slate Hunk of
Itubler, u Banking Corporation, and
against tho defendants C. K Sgiiire
and l.oulsa O. Hqttlrv. his wife, und
each of them In the sum of
lL'BOO.00, with Interest thereon ut
tho rate of 8 per annum from the
1st day of November. 112.' until
paid, und for the further sum of
& and fur plaint irt a costs uuu uis
1 . burnemenls heroin Incurred und
jtaxfd at $15,0, and for accruing
I costs, and In which said (Execution.
I um comtmmded to mukit sale of
the heretofore mort gaged real
properly described In said execu
tion, to satisfy said Judgment and
Decree. Interest, attorney fee. costs
and disbursements thereof, includ
ing accruing costs.
Now therefore, by virtue of snld
Writ and In obedience to Its com-
defenduntB or either of them In and
to the following described real
property, to-wlt: All of I-ota 1, 2,
S and 4 In Block 21 In tho Town
of lmblcr. Union County. Oregon.
Dated at 1.k Grande, Union Coun
ty, Oregon, this the l&th day of
Nov., 1924.
LKR WAKNICK.
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon
Date of first publication Nov. 15.
1!24.
Date of last publication Dec. 13.
1U24.
Nov. 15-22-29-lcc. 6-13
day or December, 11)24. at the hour
of 2:30 o'clock 04 111. of said day ni
the front door of the County Court
House In the City of li Grande,
in ' Union County, Oregon, sell at
This dirtv old gtav coat may prcvo the undoing ot the murderer of Mrs,
Aiidin Kh(.:wifv whose tmilv was found in the furnace of her home in nuiiiio nnntimi in th mih-hi m.i.
Bexley. a suburb of Columlus. O. Its cuffs are burned nndon It appear d0P f0r (.aHi, in hand subject to the
several stains detectives believe may be from human blood. Two of tha 'stututorv rlirhts of redemntion nil
invcsUtfutor: ate seeu hetti examining it. after it was found in the Sheuts jtnn right, title and interest of said
k-y noma. . . 1 1 ' '
Niilkx of SUerirrfl Snh.
Notice Is hereby given, that, by
virtue of a Foreclosure Execution
and Judgment and Decree and Or
der of Hale, duly issued out of and
under tho Keul of tho Circuit Court
of tho State of Oregon for the
County of Union, bearing date of
November 10th. A. D.. 1924. und to
me directed und delivered, upon o
Judgment und Decree" und Order
of Sale duly entered In said Court
In the suit therein pending, wherein
J. 1i. tioule was Plaintiff and J. B.
luands. I will on Monday the Uth I lyell, wus Defendunt In which
Judgment und Decree was entered
In favor of J. 1.. Koule, Plaintiff
and against the Defendunt J. B.
I.yell, In tho sum of :M.4!t to
gether with Jiuu.OU us a reason
able attorney lee, und together
with plaintiff's costs and disburse
ments herein Incurred und taxed at
$15.50. and that wild siyns bcitr In-
LACK OF AVriEAT
KITS BULGARIA;
WAR BREAD USED
SOFIA. (AP) , Owing to the
shortage of wheat, war bread is the
rule in Bulgaria. White bread Is
almost prohibitive in price. Under
the direction of the food dictator,
re-established in Bulgaria six years
after I he war, the black bread is a
mixture of wheat, rye and corn.
The scarcity of wheat is due in
a large measure to the lar
measure to thu large amount
ed by them, especially In CllSeS
where the dealers refuse to Sell at
the market prices.
Bread Is sold at about twice the
price which it brought when the
present government cumc Into
power. ,
Kevues ami Jazz Mush; " ' ,J
Drive Drmiui from Stage
BKItLIN. (AP) All the leading
cities of Oct many are having an
epidemic of revues on the singe,
and the old-time actors who have
fj nothing to offer the revue mana-
Jj'iie sportsmen will not kill
fie than the law's allowance of
Se n'ud the others will 'not
wheat turned over to Jugoslavia!
under the recent agr-eiy.-nt to pay
to thai country 3ott.titHi.oea leva in
addition to the J ugulavian slmr
ia the general reparations for mlM-:
lary requisitions. When it appear
ed, a few weeks ago,, that Bulgaria
would be unable to pay half of that
u mount in kind without running
the risk of depriving In r own popu
lation of the necessaiy amount of
bread. Jugoslavia consented to ac
cept half of that amount In kind
In currency. '
The feeding of the cities is plat
ad tinder the charge f a food dtc-
uruJ. tutor In Sofia, who has suboriiiiuth-
food administrators In all the. cit
ies. Under an order just published,
thu subordinate food aotniin.straiois
are instructed to provide for the.
feeding of their respective cities,
even if they ure obliged to pur
chase grain supplies ataa price ftx-
gers ure In despair. With the ex
ception of Shaw's Saint Joan, there
is today 110 new outstanding dra
matic production to be seen In Ber
lin, and revues and moving picture
houses monopolize the- theatrical
advertising.
uticc of Sheriffs Sale.
jv like
' jls word
brldg
pmc.lri
ij switch bridge
better thfln
, because you
Into u poker
Christmas
d Birthday Gifts for
Men and Boys
H I S yea r we su Rgestthe one
thing that will please the
!nof the family.bigandlittle
f Qond Pocket Knie
JThat is why we now have a
Ue variety 01 remington
IcAer Knives in many com-
lations of blades and handles
Ichoose from Knives for
"jrybody. .
"tome in and see them as
31 as many other attractive
I useful Rifts for the home
I for tho children
ittriral Appliances Carviri? Seta
Is, Casscrulcs, Boys'Wagons, eic.
Idquartcrs fnr the Remington line
larms, Ammunition CO, Cutlery.
our Window Display of
Christmas Gifts, Now.
EGOX HARDWARE
: IMPLEMENT CO.
Nolice Is hereby given, that, by
virtue of u Koruclosure Kxectillon
and Judgment and Decree and Or
der of Hale, duly issued out of und
inder the Seal of the Circuit Court
of Ihe Siate of Oregon . for the
County of Union, bearing dute of
November I oth, A. li.. 1924. und to
me directed und delivered, tipon a
Judgment und Decree und Order
of Sale duly entered in said Court
in (he suit therein ponding, whore
in Ktate Bank of lmblcr, u Banking
Corporation was Plaintiff und C. 1..
Kcfiiire and Bntiisa C. Squire, his
THERE WAS
Another Election
This election wus held by the Housewives of .Union
' County who unanimously voted that
Federation Flour
IS THE LEST FLOUR EVER SOLD
IN THE COUNTY
f Every Up-to-Dale Grocer Carries It.
La Grande Milling Co.
tereat at the rule of $ per un
num from the dute of tho entry of
this Judgment, and for uccrulng
Costs, und In which said execution.
I am comniHnded to muko sale of
Ihe heretofore mortgaged Heal
Property described In said execu
tion, to satisfy said Judgment und
Decree. Interest, attorney fee. costs
and disbursements thereof, includ
ing accruing costs.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
Writ and in obedience to Us com
mands, 1 wltl on Monday the Uth
day of December. 1U24, ut the hour
of threo o'clock p 111. of said day
at thu front door or tho County
Court House In the City of hit
Grande, In Union County. Oregon,
sell ut public auction to (he high
est bidder for cash in hand, sub
ject to the Statutory rights or re
demption, ull the right, title and In-
toreat of Bttld defendant, In and to
the following described real prop
erty, to-wit: Commencing ut the
intersoction of tho North line or
Adams Avenue, extended from the
city of Ia Gritnde, Oregon, und the
North lino of the SK4 of Sec K.
Twp. 3. S. H. 38. K. W. M. thence
east 7. It 7 tchulns to thu northeast
corner of tho of said Sec
tion 8, thence South on tho Section
line to tho North lino of said
Adams Aventto so extended, thence
Northwesterly ulotig said North
lino to tho point of beginning, be
ing a part of tho NB(4 HKfc. Sec.
8, Twp. 3 S. 1(. 38 K. W. M., in
Union County, Oregon.
Dated at Ln Grande. Union Coun
ty. Oregon,-this tho 15th day f
Nov. 1934, . .
! l.KK WAKNICK,
Sheriff of Union County, Owm
Date of first publication Nov. li,
1924.
Dute of last publication Deo. 13,
lf:'4.
Nov. 1G.22-29-sCC. CMS
Hall's Catarrh
M Af SaIma will do what
'WHIVtllV e Claim fot
It tid your system of Catatih or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh.
Said by druggist for oyr 40 ymri
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Qdvict to
coffetr
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overs
Kvirrjrbotly likes Cnnily for
Xhmk. We Imvo a xiilrmli I
onsoi'tiHriit cllixt't fiiiiii lliu
SWI'Ct t'UIMlj Co.
Moon
Drug Co.
. Prompt and Ftm
Delivery
Enjoy the delicious richness of double
cream in your coffee by using Borden's
Evaporated Milk undiluted just as it
comes from the can. A genuine delight
for the most particular coffee lover.
And it costs much less than bottled
cream, too.
But to be sure of giving your coffee
that rich creamy taste and appetizing
color, insist on Borden's.
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LADIES
;ia your ni- n's Xntas 'I
..rs. 1'ip- x. Ci:;tretb- llw'd
jtM and fjis.j
l At A ( iar Store
J?nr HlniK Is fii-fd -class and
i'ur KUick i fn-sli und Hist
Jnahty throuuhnut.
j'HL If A CWMl MOlit,
J
ftfow anymte can
jmi;n a closed ear
All price barriers are down! Over
land again exhibits its leadership by
presenting to the American family of
modest means the better comforts
and conveniences of a closed car at
only $55 above open car price THE
OVERLAND COUPE-SEDAN The
world's lowest priced closed car with
doors front and rear The only four
passenger closed car priced under
$800 having a modern sliding gear
transmission, foot accelerator, speed
ometer, Auto-Lite starting and light
ing system and disc type clutch. .
Both the front and rear scats of this
Overland Coupe-Sedan adjust back
ward and forward for the comfort
of all passengers. With its remov
able rear scat and upholstery taken
out, you have 50 cubic feet of clear,
square carrying space for anything
and everything. The scats and up
holstery make up into a full-length,'
comfortable bed, Pullman style, in
side the car a wonderful conven
ience for camping tours. Large
trunk at rear at small extra cost.
Closed car comfort closed car con
venience closed car protection in nil
kinds of weather closed car satis
faction at practically the price of
an open car.
See the 0 errand Coupe-Sedan at the
Closed Car Show in our showrooms.
Extremely easy payments I
Lowest Priced
If TovrVa$sener r ;JI
ilVoors front and rear JJ
cndl (Can
. o. b. Toledo
cwe:
Coupe - Sedan
Gettings & Hanks
g!"ss '
'f i ) iU 'ulHlll Kit t"h.M.I II
mm ' l
Dainty Toilet &
Perfume Sets
for
Dainty Ladiesil
A gift that will fit the charm, daintiness, and good tualo of lite one who is to
receive it what greater perfection of choice could anyone ask in Christmas
shopping? And you are assured that very thing in selecting from this beautiful
stock of dainty Toilet Sets mid exquisite Perfume Combinations.
You can have either large or small sets, or the individual pieces, with perfect
assurance that you are buying the utmost in quality.
3 to ljO Pieces
In lovely satin-covered and
satin-lined boxes are found
three to ten pieces in the fol
lowing choice Varieties of
fragrance.! Karc.ss, Fiancee,
Cara Nome, Juneve, Jonteel,
Piquante, Narcissc and Coty.
Kvcry necessity and luxury
of, a dainty dressing table i:i
to be hud. .
The sets range in price
from
$2.50 to S20
We urge that you cmne in
I as soon as possible in order
I to select from a complete
display.
Single Gift Items
If you seek individual und
very inexpensive articles,
you'll find select perfumes in
dainty boxes at $1.50 to $2.50
and the boudoir sizes from
$2.00 to $5.00. Also fine
toilet waters, powders, com
pact and lip stick combina
tions every toilet require
ment. You will be especially im
pressed with the fancy im
ported Flench cut glass bot
tles in unique designs that
we are showing. The prices
arc up to $20.00 and as low
as
$4
Never have we shown such a select display of fine Toilet Goods that appeal
immediately to gift shoppers. Throughout the store are endless gift suggestions
that are ideal.
GLASS DRUGS Inc.
,1.112-11 JtFFLKSON ST.
LA GRANDE, ORE.
miHlY & GREEN