Mnnd.w, lav 2f), 1922
LA (1KANDK KVKN1.V0 OliSKUVKlt
Summerville News Note?
By KALPH BROWN. Kadio Engineer
(RpcIaI to The Observer)
SlMMKHVII.l.E, JJiy 2fl.
Mr. mull Mrs. llnvn SiinilRrKmr niul
family iiifiil Sunday lit tli home
of Mm. VVaynp '.I'ark.
Mm. lluttio WIsh ii ml son llnrolil.
wer HhripiiinK In l-a (lrauU Mon
day. Alma 'Owns was a pnKsetiKtfr on
the- BlaK Friday pvimlnn ftoln l
l.a OnuilR wIiim-u slip will visit
rnlallvpH fur a fi-w ilayn.
Mrs. I'fuffmlcnni spent Sunday at
hf-r raiioh north of town.
Miss Nora Hi'imlfiy, Miss Ilnrtlia
Pfsife.rkoni. Cliarlln llunmni, 1'unl
Hnnslty and Jim KoIjIih miiii Sun
day wllh llii-lr friend HuzhI Wood,
now lives In Mr. Marshall's ir-
I'liard north of town,
Mr. and Mr. .Mi It Hoyoe and
Fon Cliff aril inutnred. to l.a Granite
Sundny.
Holly Horn wa an KIslB vlHllor
Tuesday,
Mrs. Archie I up rani in and Mrs. K.
Fisher nuitored to lmliler Monday
to attend to IminIiiphk affairs.
Clarence Bi-nL has. umi' to l.a
flramle whero he will he employed
by Mr. fan-.
Mrs. Mllo Shllka of Losllne. is
now visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Hay.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton .and dauRh
ler Fay, were, shopping In l.a
firande Tiufeday.
J. J. Wagoner, a delegate for
Farnurn Lodge No. 4fl, and Mrs.
Katie Woodell, u delegate for Jewell
Rehekali Lodge No.' SB, have Bone
to Kuitona where, they will- attend
grand lodge this week.
Anion; those' who were shopping
111 I.a Grande .Monday wert Mrs.
Ida Samkerson, iyjra. Frank Wood,
ell, Mrs. Sylvia Sanderson; Mrs.
Wayne Parks and Mr. and Mrs. M.
11. Sanderson.
Mrs. Kita Wliitromb, Mrs. jlm
Hensley and Mrs. Henry Wagoner
were visitors Sunday at the home
of Mrs. K. M. Wagoni'r. ;
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Hammersley
and daughter Flora, came down
Sunday rrom their ranoli nnd spent
the- day at their home In town.
Shortle Ray of Vlnoent visited
his family at the home of Ed Combs
last week.
Mrs. Illi'hard Lane nnd daughter
Alma, have returned to their home
at Medlral Springs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leoi NeUlerer sp-.1it
Sunday wllh, relatives In, La Grande.
Mr. anil Mrs. Elmer Vermillion
gave party. Friday evening Ir hon
or of their iliuuhter Lnxenla. Those
present were, Kuth I)nnlels,I)ertlm
I'fefferkorn. Mary Oswald, Nora
H.iisly Kthel Daniels, and Mrs. Uu
nlee Collreal. The boys were, Paul
Hensly. Ilaymond Monroe, Donald
Oswald, Francis Ott, Clarehre Best,
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t,,M run uii. rtiier aieiiiiig u
pleasiut evening at dancing and
eards, Ire1 cream and cake was ser-vi-d
and the guests departed for
home ' f -,. -; . -
Mr,' nud Mrs. John Hensly have,
moved to Lontlne. to spend the sum
mer. j, .;
Mrs. linn Sanders and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jim Slack wens visitors Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Kill Combs.
1). It. .Mi Klnzle and C. M. Hale
were transacting some business In
Ln Gramle on Tuesday .of lost week.
The La Grande hall team came
down. Sunday and defented the Siim
mervllle nine, the score being 6 to
!). The boys dlj some excellent play
ing, but were unable to surpass the
visitors. i
Mrs. Simon Woodell and daugh
ter L'rnia, anil Mis. Mike l'oyce
were.. , shopping In La Grande one
day last week.
Mrs. Clyde McKInzle has return
ed from La Grande where she went
for medical treatment '
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s Up in. the Air , i
A RELAY FOR RECORDING RADIO SIGNALS.
Kver) radio x pert meu tor will
racoiinirp the vuluit nt a Brnnltive
loi.iy. The iihw t'nlhusiaHta will
aU' nuUi:f iiu nrivuntuut of rt
ccr.ii.'.K ificftiMi-b Kisinils wliU'h
they jui iiol lie iihle to reaU t
hih .spi'i-it. hut whlh might be
euHily id 'lplifreil If prhitfil upon
r,T""f,liB!rT'T!tV'".'.S f'il
f - I .
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a tnpe. This i-uti hi done wlun ilie
reluy is u.std with a ietunlr. Tho
Jewele wlio ileslri'B to riiiK time
biMUt.ls tin u lur;.'u .jum may du so
by r(iniHctl:iK hl gnn i h-i-tiit (il
rect to thy roluy. With u KUluihle
arraiiKcn-cnt lie run uutoimitU'.tlly
pit his miiHtor rio-k iiin'ctly friin:
the linnm.iiH radio lime tf;i).-l.
The relay opr.ito.i dirmrlly In se
ries or In parallel with the head
reri'lvers nt the nuilo 't. An am
plifier It) only neeea.iry with th
l ec:elver nnd reluy v !uh aiKimla
re below uver.i?e Intensity in tlm
head receivers O I'lii; reluy la. In a
great extent, lone wleetlvo, nnd
bixnul of eiiuMl tmensity. which
cannot be readily differentiated by
the eur, may be imllviuui. Ky re
corded, pruvtdititt u renaon.uue dif
ference m tone freiiueiuy wxiuii
between thenL
The reluy in extremely sensitive
to weak slyxiulA. but nt the eiime
time U very ruKed aud will with
stand coiJrtklui-iihie ubutte. It U a
riitiitid operuted device, with no
electricjl or iimtcuetie uinplifyliis -circuits.
A email air jet tnilnles u
rubber dlaphru. n, on w hli h u nun
n'de spcJu contact reHts. Adju-
cent lo the jut Ik a tUamlard tele
phone recelett, connected lo tli
radio receiving kui. An hicomliiK
M;ital, umliMe in (he receiver. Is
et,Meed to Die ulr jet, cmMln It
to 1 1 re.' This nllows l!ie diu
1 hraKin to deflate, brlnflng a
spri.is coniai t In touh with a
lived aonl sci. Tills cljii a local
circuit, which Is In Kertifre wllh i,
t'fx volt buttery, and rn which ti
tnpe recorder, bell, bui;.er or ordl
ne.r tvlcsraph soumler may ht
connected. When the Incomln"
sljiiial cea:;es the air jet Immediate
ly returns the diaphragm to Its
criminal position and ope in the lo
cal circuit. This prreess Is re
ppnted for each dot and daah of thfr
incoming i'lsnatu and perfectly uiul
speedily reprodeiea them. The air
pressure feed, which In supplied
by u miniature bhiwer, need only
be Klveii an initial adjustntfot. It
will function thereafter with no
fiii ther ml iustnient.
The additional nees to which
tiub a reluy may be put are nu
merous. A certain univcrrdly uses
It to fla:'.h time signals with r hir.h
pou-tfr t'-'i'i-ehli ht. It is certaiuly
a decidedly valuable uddltlon to
radio.
' " ... . .W"Cle Sam.
Rpveral stories are offered In expln
natlon nfTh ortKlu'or rh terln Uucl
Siim. One Is thut Samuel Wilson, in
spector of provhilohajt RevolHtlon-,
was culled by his helpers and friends,
"Tncle Sam." Goo.i came Into hla
hands one day c&nflfrmd to one of
the contractors imiuetl Klbert Ander
son, nnd marked "K. A., U. S." These
Initials were construed by one of the
workmen a "Klbert Anderson and
Uncle Sam." The term has lived and
Uncle Sam Is a synonym for the re
public us it stands for the people as
a whole- .
' :"Palm '6'il Used ai Fuol. .
- 'Pulin oil U heiui4 used-Hit mhiii) fuel
in the Coiitfo with Kod ivsulls, . .
To Drill Hole In Glass,
An experienced glass cutter says
that the sharp corner of a freshly
broken point of a Hie Is one of the
bett drilling 'tools for mnklnj; sin till
holes In glass.. tKeep the drill wet
with turpentine while using. Another
method for muklng holes In gmss lun,
tlur ln thickness, to,, yiaf itl vlndow
pane Is us follows : First .ntuke. . a
hole of the desired size n a piece of
wood. Fasten It wllb beeswax upon
the glass. Then pour hot lead Into
the opening. Tl( hot bead iw!M Jiielt
a hole through the glass.
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Come to The
LA GRANDE NEWS
, COMPANY
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Periodicals, Candies,
Cigars
Magazines and Paper.1.
Our Line is ('ompletu
Shoe Shining Parlor
Here's Where You Cot
That, "Diamond Finish"
White Help Only
P. E. Wyrick, Mgr.
' llflfi Athiins, Opposite
Sherry Theatre
For' Utmost Corset ;
Satisfaction be ' ' .
Fitted to '
No BqueezliiK of organs; no
pressure; iluterts fiKiiro
corrected; a uiurfefct - ftiuutla
tlon for your gownsj
This In addition W the com
forts afforded through .the ex
clusive "La Cutnllle" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by lucers; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stuyB ut
top liut freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent modois always on hand.
Trices VU.riU anil up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
nes. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak
l'uono 322-W
PHONE BUSINESS
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SLDWIN JAPAN!
(Uy ARfioeUted rxena
. TOKIO, May it-A telephone in
strument is ivv of the most prized
posstssions of u foreigner in Japan.
Under the government system the 111 -
stiumeut is sold outright to u suli-j
sei iber mid ns the government's sup-1
ply is never tepleiiiHhcU, it is m"xt t.v
imposvible fttr a .m W suhsc: Iber to!
have one t instale.t uppliean'-; who
.-UMit in the order evi n ten yi-aid ujto
aii still waiting to huve their re-1
quest cotnpiitil with-
As u result instrunitiitR, ownership'
of whivh i-ar;-;e;i with it the riht by
pu.vmeiit of ti small fee to Iwve it!
tnovetl or transferred to nncJher in-
ilivhlual, me hcl-. at a hih ptit. In
'i'okio, for example, o.i 'n tiu itcttt U,
vnluul anVwhere from $700 to $l'.r0.:
vices Memorial Da.v, May III), at 10:110
a. in. with Kov. Jas. Leitch and other
"peuV;eia on the program. A basket
luneheon v.'M be servej at the church
at 1100:1 1. 1 ul at one oYloek in the af
teinoon the, tfiavei will be liei'ornted.
All meiube'.'s ami friends ate askea
to brinf their bankets, ('ream and
coffee- will he served free.
5-21 -fit
Highest price paid for clean, largo
sired cotton ruga,
SKKVirKS MKMOItlAL DAY. i
Island "it v Church will hold ser-
Exide Batteries
Itatterlert In nto'lc.
Itatleriett for Kent.
Ifatlertetf ltechai'Rel
Itatterie Watered Free. (
llatterlen of all imiken lEepalred.
Nirimiborg Carburetor Service.
B. & T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
lu l.KlKlilon'it Mni'liiue Works
All iho Weay Glasses jvnd All Who Don't Want to
" ' Woar Glasses
SEE US AT ONCE
THR RYES muHt b prolectou from th heavy glaro
4 tdtctrle HkUH.
THE JH'NJ.lTrT. AMD bAVLf'l'K VNITS
wll; surprise yo. " VlJey, 5Ut' ; Hnj-: V1k would believe It without
ttet itiK it theinBelvV -rio inuelTvmor light whero yon need It at
thi. mime cost and every color lu the room so beautiful.
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We are. Prox-ing the. Merits Every Day
A ILLUMlfjAXING STORE
.' ' Kim Sti'nij, nnr S, 1. '..A. f ' '
-" " ta Graiiilei Orogon
ONE DAY ONLY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
TUESDAY, MAY 30th
RING
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Tm fTrivnile.' Oregon, May 1st, 1922.
To Our-.Customers;
After Juno lHt.,we, rwtvwst tbafi oil our cu.stnmora pleaaa save
their aalea Blips, uh wo do nut ntiuin itemize. We have boa for
thu mutt threo years using a IttirrotiKhs Bookkeeping Machine
on our Wholesale aud General Ledger accounts aud havo decided
to handle all our retail accounts In the sumo- manner. ThU ma
chine la simllac ' tos ihat;ued iu 'tbe jfnnks. We belle-v this ma
chine will expedite iur iiA'o tint) tie und'juake It possible fur us
tu give you the best service lu your accounts with abaoluto ac
curacy. However, should you havo any missing Blips we will gladly
furnish you duplicates, as wo retain all' oplgiiul sales slips la.
our files. r
. . , . . r very- bull?- yours,
The Grande Rcnde Meat Co.
WELL. CHOSEN ELECTRICAL , . i j' ; !
, EQUIPMENT. MAKES THE HOME ' ' " ' l'
Let Us Estimate Your Next Job.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Sf rcet.- ' i ; Phone 393-W
OBSERVER ADVERTISING wiU .bring results :
Admission 50c and! 75c
Reserved Seat Sale Show Day Glass Drug Co., Inc.,
Formerly Silverthorn Drug Store
Seed
Potatoes
Dry land (frown .rttel aomn
ntul (inld l oin.
GEORGE NOBLE '
riinnc Mnln nr U(i:t-V
'' La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
-WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Keather Reno
vating.' KaR Ilugs and Fluff
IIiiks for sale.
t iu'iH't and Kiik ('Iranlng
U12, $l.r0 anil up
Chas. Kdwards, Prop.
Phono 253-W
IjirfT RMVprhrwik &t .n (CltiZ
unctur of the tennis tournament
O a'oHurltnKham, England. Suzanna
Lenalen and Mrs. Beamish, BrIUah
' tennis expert, took part.
If-ifnf irf iif iff ir if 'if iff inf irfifnaf lafaafaif n'aiifaafaafal'aafaatatfaataaltjM'i
The Fourteenth Annual Union
Live Stock Show
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... Will ho ITi-ld nt
UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922
Tin's groat K;is(orn Orognn evont rmods no intro
duction to tlio people iOf this sootion. Let it, he
known, linwewr, that the lf)22 Stock Sliow will he
the equal of ;iny show ever presented hy this ns
Koeiation, and the l'le of the surrounding coun
try are asked to talc .ir. least one day off and come
to Union at Stock Show time.
A fiK' eihihit of lireKlnek, plenty tt racen and wild
vtpsl .ifirt firry lity, anl ftitertaiiiiiriit at night.
Do not for'f tc &U-il vtrat l'-ifif?i Ore.
gon eveiii, and iirrange o ! irfif.
Frtf- any further informal ion, nddre;. W. B. Davis,
Secretary, Uiflon, Oregon. 0
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As Usual We Are Right In
Front With New Goods
Children's White Dresses to $2 OS
Children's White Middy Dresses $1. 13
Misses Princess Slips !Ke to l.--"
Children's White Muslin Bloomers LTk;
Children's Knitted Bloomers ;?9! ) (
Hemstitched Tah'le Cloth ., . l.DO
Round 'j'ahle. Cloth w1i hiitlon hole scallop..,...i'2..ri0 ,
To'lly Prim "Apn'ms .' '. V,"c
Sun Hats , : 2."in
Spi ial for 10 davs iiiilv Art Kinhroider.v Needle ;i0r:
Silkine Pearl Co'lton, spool .' Tie
Andrew's Variety
Store
The use of money is all the
advantage there is in having
money Poor Richard.
During the few years just preceding the Revo
lutionary War while the colonists were heavily bur
dened with taxation of all kinds, "Poor Richard's"
axioms of thrift helped i'muiy, a man to make cuds
meet. , .... ..... ;
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.Tbdn.vJ you can profit' ly( these same worthy
axionis liey'rtuse only by thrif't.can j'ou expect to
Solve tKe Building
Problem
. We know'!(iiiir rjiple fn this community who
iave been following IVrt Franklin's advice and who
iiived a )i,r,t, ol their earnings and arc now pi a n
ling to' build lmW's, barns, stores,' etc. You will
hav
saved
ning to build homos, barns, stores,' ete. You will
appreciate the big values we offer in building ma
terials and our cwiiplel)' pjan service. Ijet's work
together to make V.VS2 the biggest building year and
the best year our city has ever sejen.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
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Get you ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co.
It will be delivered when you want it.
PHONE MAIN 700
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHi;"K SHOP AND FOUNDRY
AO kiDds of miichintrr, utuioobile and trictcri re
paired, tiverhaultd nd rrfjwlt ' '
Ascetylena wcldiDn vt Jd lna, . ', ,''"
Cylinder borinr; and o ?.' t lUsixUiA, " ' "". . 'I
CrMikshRfta, Pigtoni in Wiiiti ftoi jrosTora4.,
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AVe are prmul our rei.'ord of having furnishcii
the peoile of Ba '.'hp de with pure artificial iec for
the past twenty ye-: rs. We sre, still nt your service.
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