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Pae ThrM Wednesday, January 5, 1927. LA GRANDE ; EVENING . OBSERVER SqcietyNewb Glubwamen Plan ' 5 For a New Year i Of Activities i ... A VTIic f!rnt in'tlnR of tht new fur of I he l.ii (.Iranilt1 NVIkIUmji 10(1 Huh. which wua' held' Tiien iMV uitt-i noon In ( h club rooms in I h llhrtti y huilili njf. found tlu (Jfililicrs uift't und oukit to ooii tiuc their proKruii) tn tlu- Vtaim', tmti form iih iluiinfr I ho kihX IVw itinnOiH for tin nmiiimlrr of tht." , f year. 'oiiiiiiHtP' reports tiind prrnnKri-: itti-niM oomiiiutiVlVd n ffooil Hhure erf tho ImihIihhs tn'HSlon. Thi1 Imild-; fix tuml commtttee, of u hteh Airs, j .jliert Hunter tn Mmlrinun, un itnuncrd l he niiMU'utlon of u i-nl-$lnr KivhiK i!uUh of qll olvte, t -Lurch and . fraternal oiifiinixu 1nn. Thin ralendar will lie plaeed tljh wile, the proceedH of which will i& lowurd the unlldtnK fund. - I fcMrs, Donald M. PiitfiH. as chutr Win of the seholarstilp loan fund Committee, nnnouneed that u con tUfinaion of Mi ci-nta would he re-, epiveil from all in e in h e r h nnd liflendti of the Hub wUhlnK to help irf this worthy eiuise. 'The . concert to lie Riven by! I'narleH-WaUefleld ('adman. Amer iMfi'x famoiiH Indian enmpttsfr, us-1 .steieU by Mm. A., I.. Ulrliunlsoii. j vJih atiln announced. The date I Or this Is Jan. 17. ! $.ftor a short recess, the pro , 'nt'ttJfcoi the iiPteinoon wus given, fwUjL.trH. Jl. It. Hannu. ehulnnun of the urt department. In charR.'. AIm. Florence Lynch. Miller sanff two numbers, her first helm? "The Stars Have Kyes." by Sanderson, mid the second. "Indian l.ove 'all" by Krlml. Hoth were well received. Airs. J. 1. Meyers ac companied her. . The Itev. Oliver Klley was then Introduced as the lecturer of the afternoon. .Mr. Itfley olio? as his topic "The Social Function of .Art.""" lie is an artist of no mean ability and ' brought an Insplrl ig-uiP-vo-p to those present. Thft-T greatest . artists of the worm we.e tnose "iviio could po: truy on Jthe canvas to the world the fjti,-hest ldealn f the people of 1hHr lime." Mr. Itiley stated, lie review a number of noted art Ists.'the three Rreatesl belmr lli(p1iU' who. was the world's KrcaJUvt' desiRner of art, Millet. whrt.'Tftortniyed the beauty and con tentment among the peasants, an I Solnt-Cuudens, who was the hlRh est Ideal of American sculptoi-H. Mr. Hiley explained 1 1 at the ideals of these artists would live forev r tmd that people will realize more each year the service Riven to the world by their paintings. Mrs. Webb Hostess ' At Bridge Party yVho Wulto-clttn HriclKt' dull nut yonli'i'ilny ulUTliuon Willi Mi. II. V: WVlltl (IH-lHlHll'MH- 'I'"'" t,l,l "H Of IllMKP ""'I-!' I!"' CIIVITHIIHI Of llio afti'i-nnnn anil Mrs. A. V. Kliall non iniulo lilK'i M'oiv. Thi' ron HOliillon prize went I" M t'H. 1 'ImrlfM TAnl. Tin- rluli will inccl next Tites iltiy at tlie linine nf Mr.s. v l.lny.1. ! Twenty-five yotlntf people of lite Salvation Army Hrut Ihm.-iI ill lite Kmil NiiuVli r li"""- M'lll'lay i-vi-llliiK rnr a surpiiiii' iarl.y I101101 hiK hisi liirtlirtay anniviTBaiy. MilBio and names ivimi' illjoyiil limine llio ovenine, nfti r lilrh Women say: "Good Cold Ciceam" Thousands of very particular women re ly on the Owl's The atrical Cold Cream to keep their, skin in good condition. No . cream can be purer; no cream is a better cleanser and skin protector. Its . low price permits you to use it generously. - Full Pound ....75c Half Pound....50c Moon Driig Co. Atrrnts l-'or Tito Owl ItriiK Co. Minerva Says Sccial prices on Atxli Alii Oxford to run till .Ian. l.-iill. These nr.! nlr ngll Inr SI0.no Ovronl-, nt 87.n". All llnl -ioss Slipper. SI0 sellers, nl MM 5. Tltci-c are all sl.cs III lliesi. anil six different slylcs t booo front tan. blai-k kltl ami paN'iit leather. Tills tmluili iwir rutin; slis-k In Itisl C'ms anil Aivh-Alils. 10'. to oO'. off on bro ken lilllo. noo.1 Shoes Cheap. The B00TERY Pay Cash nntl 1'ny li refreshments were nerved. Those present' prenented Mr. Nelih-rer with u fnuhtntn penMn romembrunce of his btrthtlay. '.- The liillea' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Jlnllwuy Trainmen met lust evening; at Katcles' hull, presided over by tho new presi dent of the onrtnlxatton, Mrs. Norn Courtney. About So mem bers were present and dutinK I he business session plana were made for a rooked food sale .to bo hold Saturday. The regular routine work was put on by the dilll team, of which Mrs. Itussell liavey Is captain. . ... INION (Special). Kins; City camp No. Kti,. Woodmen of the World, entertained the members of the Union Circle No. 31)9 Mon day evening nt the KuiKhts rf I'ylhlas hall at a banquet nnd ilance. ' . At T o'clock a short proKrain was Klven. Helen Jnlinson, Mur lorle Chishom. Oliver mown. .Maude Hall and Atcncu 1 1'udilock rach kIvIiik a reading. Kollowine;. the : proKnun n ban iiui't was served,, the covers- luld lor 125. After dinner dnncInK was en Joyed. . Music was furnished )iy tlie Weaver and Vandevanler or chestra. . ' . . . ' . Ladies' Guild . . Is Entertained COVK (Special) Mrs. C. nerisch and Mrs. II. H. Daniel were hostesses to the Ladles' ifiill'l on Thursday afternoon ' at ' the home of Mrs. Hertsch. Kive hun dred was at -play at four tables ditrlnK the ufternoon, with Mrs. A. II. Orion :receivini; hlKh honors. Luncheon rwas : served after the Raines. . v . ; . t ' , : Those nrcsont were Mrs. A. (L conklln. Mrs. It.. II, Hanlel, : Myt. X. H. Ortdn.'Mrs.' O. ' I'i. llarker Mrs. rt. I. Barkor; Mrs. TV I! Conklln. Mrs. T. i Hefty, Mrs. .1 l.'letclieiv Mrs. K. C. Kees. Mrs. 1.. .M. Ijlrd. Mrs. L. K. Anderson, Miss Hess Kelly, : Mrs. Willhim llallinark. Mrs. K.' K. Coad unl .Mrs, Italph Hunt. .. COVfc ( Special). On Wednes day afternoon Mrs. T.. Jt. . Conklln was hostess to the Vounir .Matrons llrlilKC club, when thren tallies were at Play. - i lie iiosuss sei,- ed luncheon after .the, card gumes. The Bliest list Included .Mrs. I.vnn Chndwlck. Mi's. H. II. Imn- iel, Mrs. O. K. Harkwr, Mrs. I". ' . Hefty. Miss Huss Kelly. Mrs. A. II. Orton. Mrs. John Miller. Miss Vina Conlev. Mrs! William Hallmark. Mrs. Charles llellnus and mis. Lloyd Carter. - . " , COVK (Special). One of the moat pIcuMint affairs of the lioli diiy season here was tho .dance ulvi n by Hie Ladles' Build Satur day evening ul Muccabee hall. The hall was prettily decorated for the parly and Rood music was furnished. HanrtliB was enjoyed from !i until 12 o'clock. Announcements The imetlllB of tho Tuesday HvcnliiB lirldKC club, which was schetluled for Inst evening, has been postponed until next Tuesday evenlnif. because or the Illness of the hostess, Mrs. Ilarley D. Kfliith. . . - ... Tho meeting of the study clliss of the Missionary society of the Hrsl I 'rcsbytoruin church, which j was to lie tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. llusey. has been postponed unlll Thursday af ternoon of next week. Chapter I of-l'. i;. O.. will meet Krhlny nrternoon- dt o'clock at' the home 'of Mrs. Ktella . Ingle. Mrs. K. I'. Mossinan will be assis tant hostess. . The Women of Moosehenrt Le Klon are Invited to meet with In-. Mary i:. Mnyvllle. senior r.glon ,!ect. Friday evening, Jan. 7, ut her home ut 2 1 no , Auuins aveo... The American Legion auxiliary will meet this evening at the K. 1'. hall for joint Installation or onir cers with the legion. . ;' ,. ' : r .". Toloreil hallonnsnre regularly re- lensed hv the Seattle weather liu reati to determine the velocity anil direction of the wind at various lev els, thus aiding air pilots. An oil well nt miming Col., Is now the deepest well In the worm, tii nenetrates the earth to a depth or slUli feet. Close Harmony A nlov and vunlty In similar design make a charming set. Both lha gloves nd vanity in of brown auto and dcorated In slut with ppllqu f okl kl. ilk ) OUT OUR WAY WOuR HEAftr EXCtPTTONAul GOOD. VOO CAM STAMO T ALL ! HAD AWV BROWE.M BONE.5 - .:: . ;MENUS',:- - ''. Bj-'HIstcr Miiiy HHIJAICi'-AST: I'hillert fappl sauce, .cere'nl, thin - cream. ,' crisp broiled hacon,; creamed ... iMilatoes, ' cornmeal Bems, nillk. coffee. ju.:iiia renin, tu r uyxivv j noup. toiiHted cnickeLH., t:thluiKe 1 -.nd lory H..lml, ; whole wlimu rt stuffed, and .roasted. baked sweet potatoes, pbiuant, beclH.oraiiKO anil date 'salad, fiiaHh bread, mil U, coffee. pie, pnilium j If . whipped cream N served or. n cream soup, don't l.ir:;e. lo ailil a ....... ..r ..... ......... , papnua or u spnniilini; 01 niiuceu, f niiucedl' parH.eyovertne.op isan ininrove-; ment ulno. TIiIm wuv of uhhifri whipped cream l nul,? worth while on luncheon, soups, but a .Hnncf soup sliould not bo trarnished In this fashlonV v ' . ' , s' Pliiuiint Heels ' Four or five smooth medium-1 slzed beets. 3 tahkMpooiiH nifllud butler, 2 leaspoonH. susar, H l- spoon sail, 1 liibleHprion yUieKtir, I iiiiiimi J.I.UI mi, ,., t.ii.i.,1. nut me;. . , ' . 1 Cook lieetK In ItnllitiR wntcr tinlll leiuler. Dniln, ilunK Into fold wnier ami slip ski iih. - ("hop tttt c ( finely. Melt butter nnd tlr in re maining Ingredient. Add rliuoped lieetK, sdr nnd cook for five min utes. Turn Into a hot ser.lni; dish and serve at once. r. . written ooiseraoisii can te useo In plnee of. onion If preferred Allow plenty of time for eook liiK wlntef ; IteetH. Tyo Jioui'H nt least will, beneeded. . (C'opyrlylit. PJl'ti, NBA .Service, Ine.) WALLOWA PERSONALS WAIXOWA, ;.Ore., (Specinl) JiiniPH-. Wjptiver and wife.-who wore vltdtlnK nt tlife'home of M rw.. Ve;v-j er s pitrtinlN, Arr.- nnd Mrn. V. A.' Downing, of Keup, huve reUuned to thehv lioirie" nt. KnterprlHp. ... John Couch. 'K.wn Meek lam Meek. (Icorgo ., f niers of the riiKsinK nnd 'othe heap Ketlon were delivei'liiK hojrrti . xaRwa-,- jr"-- ii -aclc u- y ' J:: MERGED ARE. MADE. -.NOT B0Rr4-r aR.WiU.AM3!- t'f- S M -TVATQts4 NllGrHT". ' eiwTrr stAanivict. isc GLORIA'S GROWING UP 9m w mmm (NIOA Service, New York nilreatl) The glorious Cnrlco r'aruso's little daughter, Oloria trigttt), has grown much since her picture was last taken. This shows her arriving at New York with her mother, divorced wife of Captain fngrahum. of the Irlttsh army, and Jacqueline Ingrahnm. her little fltep-slster. Gloria I'jnks like Iter father, doesn't she'.' .'u. i: fCAKiOlDA-f&a RKiHf IN HERS.'. -TAVE OFF VOuR So ! BESX Gt ASE.S , AMD DOnT PoT EM iia OP -frEw'vlC NouR POCKETS'. job vajU in here the last of the week to J. 11. 1 Mnxwell and K. K. Hunter, each of 'whom Hlilppeit nut a cur. ! A number of the HitHn of n i . - - .-i i MS vi X V vajV-i. Taken cake, or p'i-eup WMinoi nnve noon uosoiu wnnr tl l I1C Ulllllih l" 1 v ..... wookM ltocauso of niPttHloH. It. IXlnliip. of Prescott. WjihIi., , , ., , h. - . it ' niini'.n iiiw iioen J Thur.l..y evenliiK. : pluyliiK w-itb hiH i'iiiiiiii ' T.....t . liroiKieiimiiiK miuton iv " , . m , ... .. . ... . ... I.. H,A ..1,1 Uinprrt mtlu.e'pnirum. .HoespocCB to rotui n to I'l ewott during uio i t'oinlnj: week. ' j K. A. Downlnn. of Leap, wns tin , l.lluftH.. ..lull,,,, tlin m . ' , ,, ,. Walker, who , . ... ... t,,. "Z.!"l ""Z 1,1, la i heir h'nie , ; ;e He,.u.. du,inK the hull- . ..... - .....,n.i . "l vLlCni week i , k .....1 u'ii.,.,. kusl'. . ,. th(, lllHt r th, week. ;." i,,,.nlnir wan Iiuhv the last , .i. , , ,.. h. . llarnioji ' and family, of ,.,,,,, rtlp.i hv Cera ri lies- kell and It. C. Dunlap, ultetuled the nld-tlme dance at Hurricane creek (Irangc hall Krlday night. i lice (lastin was a visitor here Ihe lasl of the week. I" The condition of H. I'. Haw-ley, 'aged reHldenl, wno necame s, I l.v III a few days ago. Is reported l.a l.nt the same. rf ' , r n . .....I i I. ,. iit.vuiiiu alio iiiiiiii. llruce I'Msher and family spent 1-rl-day evening vlsjtlng at the Cllns. KUnghammei' home at Leap, (leorae (.'oleman .lr.. of I'ow- watka ridge, was a visitor here the; .-ederal HertTVO H.nnk) located out last of the week. j Bi,io or city or town of reporting bank.. - MIhh Verna Harmon, who has !s(,0.,nons cash Items been visiting her parents. Mr. and r(,l(.n1,lon rMn, wit ll II. S. Treasirer Mrs. I'. K. llarnion, of Leap dur-, nn;, from j;, 3. Treasurer lug' tho holiday vacation, litis re-j ttirneil to rcugeno to resuine oe. Heliliol work. fSeruld Heskelt, who has been visiting the pasL week at the I'. Ilai nioii lionie at Lcnp, has re- I turned lo tils home at Mlllnn. The girls of t'onslanllntiple anil Ango,,i are bobbing t,nd shlagllng their hair faster than those of New York or London : By Williams A STlFF UPPER UP s TiaaT voof? SUIT ? GOSH X e-HOuuO HAvjE GWE. WOO . A Hint" ASouT VAiEARiMCr C.OOO CLOTHES "t SEE. COT 3 DOCTORS OMlH' toni&hT) wooll. be - Taken Cake or ca,E So valuable was the Mexican cacao benil tl to fifty yenra uga Hint the entire populace of Mexico) MHecl It ilk money, tine bean panned, Automobile thefts In the United Stales duriliB 111 amounted to One-fifth of the I three nutoB and a stable of tho o never recovered. , i ouuhbrcds. It cost (l.omi to fur- 300,tMHi.. i wcro ncv unnrior nn. u.nt nKPOTtT OP- THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK At Ln Clrnndo, In tho ttlato of Ore'iron. at tile CIoho of Huslness on December HIM. HUM. IIIOKOUKOKH . . ....... Loans nnd discounts, inciuuinB rtu...., acceptnnccs of other banns, . cli?n bills of cxchullBO or drafts sold wlih Indorsement of this bank Ovcrdrnf.H, unsecured it . riovei'iiiiicnt tM?llrllliw owned: I lJenoslted . lo securo circulation bends nar value) All other United Slates Government sc- . c iritles (Including premiums, If uny).... k.. i. u i., llleH iHh nlir.ir house,' lt1.itllli-.iMi;- ; el tt'ir.'ini.l lawful reservo with Federal Iteserve Hank ,,M111 wn, .-ederal It.serve Hank In pro- j ,.,. f collicllon Clls)l (n VOult nnd amount duo from Nn- I tlomtl banks 1 Amount dun from Blata bnnks, bankers. m,si. ,,,;,,,', mutt (other limn included In Items s 11 nnd 1(1 .. i i in r i-nvH on Oilier llllMl.n III ..." or town ns reporting bank (othfc. Ihail Item Hi) ,- Total of Items 0, Hi, 11, 12 and 1.1.. rbecks and drafls on bnnks (IncliidliiB TOTAL MAHILITIKS Capital stock paid In Hut-plus fund rndlvldetl profils '. Circulnllllg noteH outHtnndlng aim. unit dm; National Hanks Amount duo to Sluto banks, bankers, nnd , '"" "' ,,;,, tla f """J h united nnd fonlgn countries (oilier man in cluded in items 21 or 2'-') ; Certified checks outstanding Total of Items 21, 22. 23, 24 nnd 25 Dcmanil deposits (oilier llinn hank de posits) subject lo Iteservo (deposits payable within 30 days): Individ itil deposits subject to check ! 1 rttflcutoK of deposit dun In less man nil .1,..,.. inilinrtilmn for motti-v borrowed) State,- county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of tills bank or surety bond Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Iteservo, Hems 211. 27, 2, 29, HO anil 31 '.' Time deposits subject lo Ilcscrvo (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed Other time deposits oslal savings deposits Total of tlmo deposits Itescive, I tenia 82, 33, TOTAL ' State of Oregon, County of Union, L L. H. Hrnniwell. Cashier of sv.ear that the above slatemeitl and belief. , Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this Slh day of January. I!l27. . V , ' O. It. CI.AVCOM11. Notary Public for Oregon. My conimlssion expires I''eb, 6, 1H21I. Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor RcC' or d.t is complete. New records daily, CARR'S I Elbows Come In; Amusing Designs In Dance Frocks 111- (be AfcsfM'InKil I'n'sH llboWM are twain fiiHliionablc. A i'iiiii4lilrable uuniber of new cohIh have bultoneil ellmwn nnd the at teulion bIvjpii the elhow IrllilinlilKH by drew. deidulierH, III all MnrtH of KarnieiilH, bt a leadlnn point of the latent ftiNhloliH. Niiblllir W'cttrliiit Tiaras There Ih a revival In tlaraB amnnK l-bmli.sh faHhlonable women. Iuly llirkeuhead him appeared In one frequently of lale anil l.'rlhceiN itl lieseo ban .worn a lovely dlil:nond tiara at sevei'ni reeent partlea. AiiiiisIiik lnnit l-'nM-k An aliillKinix dhnc frqek. trim med Willi lilllo fiiim mudp from diamante mid oalrich fealbel-H. Ih atlractillK eoiiHlderuble lilteiillon. The effect Ih iih oi-lKiual iih it Ih !il I'll; inn. And it llliiHlraleH the nai' row line whleh Ih developliiK be tween fancy dreHH and . ordinary evenlim altlre, . v , : . Another dance frock Iuih a breaHt plale. llut II Ih made of velvel. II Ih blaeU and in Hllppcd over Die head, it fllH Hiiuuly. over the frock's bodice and HtrlkcH a nolo of original modernity. All NIjIch of HrocelicH I'Iiih foui-H. iih many KiibIIhIi women prefer to call them, tire Pe ine worn Willi all hoi-Ih ut attire. full and lace trimmed with evening dreHH and IweeilH to match the tweed Hlilrl 111 the daytime, llreeehea alo are wnru for HluitinK on lndiior rlnkH, often without a ooverltm Hklrt. and In that ennr they are made of material to mutch the v--earer'H bloiine. Knee-breecheH of black Rutin, buckled at the knee with adlamond or panic buckle, lire made for ufter noon wear under short dreeH. HIOIIIXI' Ulltli IX WOULD HOMUHVILLK. N. J. Vlfteen-v,.,i,-.nl.l llnria Duke, probably the r,.,,t Birl of her lure In the world, p, worth 1611.45 l.lidD. It Is shown In an accountinir or ine csiiue 01 her father. James Huchnnun I mite, inbacco maKliate. 8he benan rid , lB la n :&n baby carrtiiBO and now bus a .i ' i uimiw... ..... IliWrvo District So. Ill CONDITION OV THE . .,, ,.... nnu mi- $1,1 1(1.7:1.1. 4U HI. at (U. 8. $ 1 ito.tmu.no II 11,7111). 3i ai!i,7!in.:ii u r . :i a . ! " elci , .. . . -i 4i in, MOM. Oil pilv - ' 131,11711.0(1 ' 404.70 J 35.20 $l.0!lll.OI2.4'.l 100.000.110 :ifi,ooo.ti(i III.RSII.'IO 1110, otto. 00 i,fiK2.:is ntaies 1.4:14.17 111.9 3, 0211. no RICR.l f.7.sr. 4rl.24rl.s3 !fift.:nifi.s 1 10,732.37 r. r 2 , i:i7.iio n.r2 1.! subject lo 84 and 35 (I72,3!I.(I3 Jl.liilO, 012.40 bs: the iibnve-named linnk, do selemnly Is true to I lie best of my knowledge L. IL HHAMWKLL, Cashier. CORItKCT Attest: AI'O. .1. STANOK. J. J. KOJ,KY, T. J. HCItOOfllN. Ill root 01 rt. All Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Now Offered at Greatly Reduced Prices t " Our January Clearance Sale ; : 7 r: -PUTMAN'S'.- nlsh her botnlolr In New York town limine. She nlo owns a plnco In fiiHlilnnable Newport anil n !.- nun. acre coilitlry csiate nenr Hom- rvillc. ' More'tl'.an one thoUKiuid cain of dressed lul-keyH were sbipned from Texas for (lie holidays. Tho TovvIh were fed nnd fattened on the leaf worm of the cotton crop, new WASHER on view Washes arid VIBC same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry THE new as y Washer tho 'most..'' amazini development ever, made in washing clothes, is here. The small tub -' dries a whole batch of clothes- -ten singlet v ' sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the) . ' large tub washes a second batch. Twenty ' - sheets handled at once your washing don ' in half the time with half the work. No ' water to lift or carry not a drop of water wasted. The Easy even empties itself when you are through' washing. Let us do : a week's washing free in your own' home. No cost or obligation. Phone today . : BABY TERMS '':- -EASTERN OREGON Alnaya at IT ISN'T A HOMZ WITHOUT A TBUtHMNB Home AND YOU CAM HA VI ONE ;'i II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. Hotel'Sommer Bldg. . Phone 393-W. "If it's on the air, Radiola will get it" MltHHiiliill htiMiri a'nswered K-' ! funl's letter threntenltiK. Italy yet l'erliaps he lotendH to walk iv.eiv miles for a Kejlinl.j . & ' . . ,j - ' Now we know where Santa Cflab.a spendH his summer.- Tlie-old Tf'l-V low -can he seen lifter llio jfa'flies.' ' froilckinff around tinilur the Krunii- . stands In the biff leiifrue purks. , , .-.I-",. dries at the v 4 LIGHT & POWER C0 Ynnr Hemo ',.."'' . , k . NO girl wants to be a wall.' flower. And no father or mother wants their daughter to be one. A Telephone in the home may not be "wall-flower" inV su'rance, but it has helped ! niany a youngrperson to whole some companionship. ;- .,' :, Independent Telephone Ce. . i VOH A FEW CENTS A ATI A SIX-TUBE SUPER j IIETR0DYNE j Operates on indoor loop; self-contained dry batteries. j C 0 m p le t e with 6 radio-' trons, battel- i e a aiul model 100 . loud speaker $215