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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1911.
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WE TRY TO SERVE EVERY CUSTOMER AS WE
OURSELVES, WOULD LIKE TO BE SERVED
We endeavor always to place ourselve3 in our cus
toiner's position. . We buy to satisfy you, we price to
satisfy you, we plan every way your complete satis
faction. You like to buy goods you can depen upon the
kind you know are right in style, right in quality and
right in price so we offer none but that sort of mer
chandise. . ' -'
We know that the bitterness of poor quality out,
lives the sweetness of low prices that good quality "
is long remembered after price is forgotten so .we'
' don't sell anything that cannot be depended upon to
be a source of satisfaction to you as long as you wear
it. '
If you like high quality goods at very moderate
prices, you'll like the Clothing, Shoes and Furnish
ings that we sell. . .... ,
. If you like a painstaking store service that works'
to make satisfaction sure for you' you'll like the way
we seJnre you. ' " '
WE URGE YOU TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE
ADVANTAGES OFFERED FOR SATISFAC
TORY TRADING AT THIS STORE.
Toeey &
Wtlght and Mis Slay XeM.
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Assured that Fate could not be un
kind to them regardless of the sug
gestive date, Friday, the 13th. of Oc
tober, Miss Alice Hill was hostess at
a' pink tea given at her home by Mrs.
Grace Barrie, assisted by Mrs. Ingle.'.
The guest Of honor was the tal
ented young musician. Miss Lillian
Evans, lately of Bay City, Mich. . ;
The table was a symphony in pink.
On a mirror, trailing in careless grace
from a cut glass lamp at the center
were long stemmed pink asters. The
places were designated by reproduc
tions of the guests on oval cards dec
orated with pink swe peas and rib
bon, while the china was. gay with a
profusion of pink bows which seemed
In keeping with the dainty maids at
tabla. Miss Alice, gowned in pink
charmingly presided.
A delicious four course menu was
served, followed by an impromptu
program of musical numbers and
readings. ' Those present besides the
hostesses, Mrs. Barrie and Mrs. Iu;le.
were the Misses "Lillian Evans, Nel
lie Pickens, Helen Currey, Grace Pick
ens, Grace Robson, and Inez KnowlCT.
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, : The Lyle Tuesday Musical will meet
at 2 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
uu account ot an unumiai amount of
business to be transacted the mem
bers are urged to be at the ctub room3
at the stated hour. The study of piano
and piano recital w-11) fill the rest
of the afternoon's program. . ;
The Five Hundred club meets next
week with Mrs. J." C. Gulling as hos
tess. , " '
STEWARD OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Night Oct. 21
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
Scranton
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
Society
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,3lrs. H. M. Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
,tiuebrandt. '.' . '
JJhu N. Lucille Alien last Saturday
wntertalned a few intimate friends at
lr apartments on N avenue. Dainty
fjn laoyrBe of the evening dainty re
:i&himrats were served by the hos
tetfa. riiose present were: Miss pjell
"CrlramYl, Miss Ruth EUssell, Miss
'Minnie Robson, Miss Genevieve Mott,
airs. Laura Green Wills and Mrs. A.
VY. kelson. , - .
TlreMllem club will give Its second
Sasclni party on Hallowe'en eve, fi.
30, As there are several other im
portant functions on Hallowe'en the
party swas arranged for the evening
previous so as not to conflict In any
way. This club gave a dancing prrty
a few veeks ago at which about 73
couple were pleasantly entertained
Mrs. William Alllnson entertained
at dinner and cards last . Thursday
Evening with members of the Bridge
club as guests. Dinner of an elabor
ate kind was served at 6 o'clock and
later bridge was played. Mrs. Deborah
AlkJne von honors at bridge. The
function was one of the pretty parties
of the week. ' ' .;' -J'
.The Busy Bee club was entertained
at the John Frawley home the last
time, with Mrs. Frawley, Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Frank Jolly as hostesses.
The Idaho Junk House
AT BOISE, IDAHO
8. KOPPEL, Prop.
"win pay you top prices for all kinds of metal and ruWwr. Special at
Mention to consignment shipments. RKFEltENCEl . BOISE ClTf
TV'ATIOJfAl BANE. ' ' . :':r
, Refreshments were served. This club
meets twice monthly and is the
source of much social pleasure to Us
members. . ; . ; '
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At the Foley hotel last evening Mr.
August Stang on the event of his
i birthday entertained at a nine course
dinner the following guests; Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Scroggln! Mr. and Mrs. F.
R, Bridges, Mr. Ed Coolldgie, Miss
Etta Foley, Mr P. A. Foley. Mr.
Stang as host presided In his most
pleasant and genial manner and the
guests heartily responded to a most
appropriate toast by Mr. Collidge. . A
veary, pleasurable evening was spent
In listening to a number of dialect
readings by Mrs. j Bridges and Mr.
Stang Interspersed with Impromptu
stories by other members of the par
ty. Mr. Stang leaves Sunday evening
for Wisconsin and will return after
a fortnight with his family to become
permanent' residents of our city.
The afternoon Kaffee Klatch was
entertained yesterday afternoon with
Miss Margan?t " Kirk of South . a
Grande as hostess. '
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.Invitations are out Xof a Hallowe'en
party to b given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Wright by Miss Ethel
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