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PAGE S LA GRANDE, COUXTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1911. 771 1 - V Ja T (Q. 'title s r ; J - : l if "sr I"' lUw Iff li 1 1 K '13 s m. ! ! lit 4 , ' CARRYING OUT THE PROMISES FITTING OUT MEN WITH NIFTY, DASHY CLOTHES WITH ?HE FIN GER MARKS OF GOOD STYLE AND GOOD TAILORING ALL OVER THEM THAT FIT THE FORM SMART LY AND HANG GRACEFULLY, SOME STORES "CAN'T DELIVER THE annns" . we arf. ttp to rum .PRnrngiig; Awn Tm a g xxrc a nygp TISE. NOW, LISTEN TO THIS AND THEN COMPARE: MEN'S SUITS IN LIGHT BROWN, DIAGONAL, DARK BROWN MIXTURES, GRAY OR BLUE SERGECOAT 3 BUTTON SACK, LINED WITH GOOD FIRST QUAL ITY SERGES; TROUSERS HALF PEG TOP. "V ALL NEW 1911 FALL STYLES AND THE v PRICE FOR YOUR CHOICE '. qJQ American Lady CORSETS LEAGUERS AT EIIIETIIIG .', .. : .-1. . p.. i. , . . i ESSIOXS LISTING THROUGH TIIE . DAT IXTERESTIXG. lTrra Welcome Given Delegate Last . Sight -Big Territory Represented. Elgin, Oct 27-(Special) Princi pal and remote towns in Wallowa county and all the towns of Union county are represented at a district convention of the Epworth league now under way here. . J Last ntaht these delegates, from as Next Door to Arcade Theatre Open for business Wednesday, November 1 i SOME STORES CAN'T DELIVER THE GOODS. PROMISES ARE EASY TO MAKE, NEWSPAPERS DON'T CHARGE THE AD VERTISER EXTRA FOR THEM. ANYBODY CAN PROMISE, BUT WHEN IT COMES TO tUTj 9 (llOkvll S far away as Flora, -were greeted by warm addresses of welcome by At torney Dixon ot Elgin. Rev, Trueblood and Mayor Weatherspoon of Elgin. To these. Dr. Cillllan responded for the visitors. ". "." . This morning at 6:30 the first ses sion was held, and though early, 20 delegates were up and present These services, led off with an address by Rev. Dressier of Imbler, followed by a paper on temperance by Alpha Christy of Joseph, and Rev. " B. F. Meredith of Enterprise on "The Stan dard of Giving." During the forenoon other fine num bers were heard, such as one by Miss r'nu.-y McKennoo of Union; .Mrs. II. C. Alnacke of La Grande, on "How to visit." Mrs. Playle of Allcel on "Home, Social Life and League Social Life;' Rev. Cosselt of Cove on "Opportuni 9 Tl BM PETERS SHOES ty;" A. WY James of Wallowa on "Welding," and W.' S. Miller of Flora on "Makln Good." " - - ; ; Tonight there will b Inuch Inter est attached to an Illustrated lecture on Holy Land, Egypt and .Turkey by John Lewtrees of Tacoma jwho has Just returned from the Orient. Those present from La Grande are Dr. Gillilan, Miss Hazel Richardson, Miss Tressie McMurray, Mrs. Vlnacke, Mrs. Bolton,' Mr. Thornton, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Reeves and Miss Cora Sherman. '. Call Issued to Wool men. To members and all others engaged in the wool and sheep Industry: . Call Is hereby made for the 14th an. nual convention of the Oregon Wool Growers' association to be held at Ba ker City, Oregon on Tuesday and Wed- tore Saturday and Sunday, nesday, Nov. 14 and 15, 19ll." The O.-W. R. & N. Co. have granted a 1 1-3 fare for round trip ticket. Be sure and set a receipt for ticket going to the convention; this will entitle ya to 1-3 fare for ticket returning. Never In the history of this associa tion have we been confronted wkh more serious problems; -The special session ot congress attempted to slaughter the tariff on wool. There Is no Question but a similar attempt will be made by congress this winter to reduce the duty on wool to a minimum Or place It on the free list We must vigorously conduct the hardest fight ever made In order to educate and convince congress and the American people that our Industry is entitled to the same measure of protection as is given the products of any other kind of labor. We must insist before congress that the wool grower la en titled to a tariff on wool that he may realize from his business the actual expenses of operation, plus a reason-; able profit. In order that he may live: and not .be forced Into bankruptcy. President Taft vetoed all wool tariff legislation until the tariff board re ports In December. We. must get ready for the soon coming struggle which will mean he prosperity or ruin of the sheep business. Some of the Questions before tne convention ,-wlll be: - v-v. Wool tariff, railroad rates on sheep and wool, railway service on live stock, quarantine and control ot con tagious diseases, forest reserve griev ances, calp bounty law, wool eales and wool m arkets, mutton marketa, sheep killing outrages. There will be an Interesting business- program of the most able and expert speakers on subjects vital to the Industry. . ' ,. , ' ' The Baker Commercial club and citizens ot that energetic town are making elaborate plans for our en tertainment and are leaving nothing undone to make this meeting a most enjoyable and momentous occasion; several spicy entertainments have been arranged. Including a sumptuous banquet; this promises to be the great est convention of the association, and that In Itself Is enough to bring every wool grower In Oregon to the meet ing. . - '" Please give your association duties series and argent consideration. Come and participate and be a part of this convention. Bring your friends. By order of the executive committee. 4 . Tours respectfully. DAN P. SMTTIIE. Secretary. : Dane's lofero Gustave Dore's famous book in motion pictures Five Reels; 5000 feet; 2 hours show Special Orchestra has been engaged s aasao uvcuoivilt VII atUilllll Ul U1C tremendous expense of securing these pictures the price of admission will be 25 cents. Summons. In the circuit court ot the state of Oregon for Union county. Martha A. Hoffman, plaintiff, vs. Lyman S. Pollock and Delia S. Pol lock, ' his , wife, defendants. To Lyman S. Pollock and Delia Pol lock, defendants above named. IN THE NAME OS THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit, within six weeks from the date of tha first publication of this, summons in the La Grande Observer, the time pre scribed in the order for publication of this summons, and If you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In her complaint. The relief demanded in the fore closure of a certain mortgage execut ed and delivered by you to this plain tiff, on or about the 13th day of. Janu ary, 1911, to secure the payment of a neitaln promissory note of yourselves for the sum of J500, with interest , thereon at the rate of en per cent per . nnnum payable semi-annually, for whlcn Interest you gave your ;t mlB sory notes In the sum of $25 each and which mortgage conveyed untn plaintiff for that rrpose tha follow-! I g uesci Ibid ro .1 property situated In Union county, Oregon: Commenc ing at the southwest corner ot block five (5) in Williamson's addition to La Grande, Union county, Oregon, running thence north 65 feet, thencfl east 116 feet, thence south 65 feet. thence west 116. feet to the place ot beginning, being a portion cf block 5 in Williamson's addition to La Grande, Oregon.v . .' ' ' V;.':' 'v' And a further decree barring and foreclosing you, Lyman S. Pollock anl Delia Pollock, of and from any and all right, title or Interest In or to said real property and every part thereof. This summons Is published In tha La Grande Observer, In pursuance of an order duly made and entered by the Honorable J. W. Knowles, Judge of the Tenth Judicial district, on the Oct 28-29 7th day of October, 1911, and shall b published for at least once each week for six consecutive -weeks from tha date of the first publication thereof. . WM. B. SARGENT, $ Attorney for Ilalntlff. . Date of first publication, Oct 13, 1911. Dly 10-13-20-2711-3-10-17 24 ; 80Y WANTED Fam-Us-KIng C!gar Factory. 1 AVOID HARSH DRUGS. v Many Cathartic Tand ta Causa Injury to tha Bowels. If you are subject to constipation, you should avoid strong drugs and cathartics. Tbey only glv temporary relief and their reaction in Harmful and sometimes more anuttylns than cone ti ps tion. They in no wuy effect a cure and their tendency I to weaken tbe already weak organs with wblrh tbey come in contact. , We honestly believe that we bavs the best constipation treatment ever devised. 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They come In three size package 12 tablets, W cents: 30 table! 23 cento; 80 tablets, 60 cents. Re member, yon can obtain them only at our store - The Rexall Store. HILL'S DRUG STORE.