The Beaverton review., February 13, 1931, Image 3

THE
BEA V ERTON
RKVIKW
1 cup pink coroanut fro s te tte s
2 egg w hites
14 tsp. sa lt
Mix co in alarch to sm ooth paste
w ith one half cup milk. Bcald re s t
of m ilk; add su g ar, s a lt and c o rn ­
starch , s tirrin g co n stan tly .
C over
A dvertisem ents In th is column 1
Huber.
p 11
and cook in top of double boiler for cent * word. M inimum c.Sarge
tw enty m inutes
u n til
thick and
For S ale— R urhank potatoes,
fo r
FOR BALE
sm ooth. Remove from fire sn d fold
planting an d tablo use. B. Leo-
In tw o beaten egg w hites and fro s ­
n o tti, B eaverton, R t. i.
M 11
Milk contains all th e food values
te tte s. Chill an<l serve very cold,
so essen tial to a child's grow th and For Sale W estirighouse Flavor Zone
topped with
w hipped cream and
developm ent. If you will but phone
R ange, medium six* oven; em ­
sprinkle w ith fro ste tte s.
4626 our wagon will deliver daily
bodies principle used by d istin g ­
a t your home the very best of milk. I
uished early Dutch
housewives.
( 'Mild'» Cook es
B eaverton S unrise D airy, A. ( a m en - ,
j
Box
177,
Rt.
2,
B eaverton,
3 egg»
zind. proprietor.
adv. e-3 9 -tf
Oregon.
adv. p - t l
1 cup corn oil
For Sale— H aired
Rock
pullets,
1V4 cup« brow n su g a r
F or Sale— ('h e a p Used tools, s p lit­
1 cup w hite su g a r
and Rhode
Island Red
pullets,
tin g wedge», falling wedges, s p lit­
s ta rtin g to
lay. A pproxim ately
1 H taps, sa lt
tin g sledges, Peavey's, saw s, axes,
4 cups p a stry flour
y e a r old, next March. John O'
chains; g a s-d ru m , 5 0 -g al.; oil
Mikelaon, B eaverton, Rt. 2. L’ox
3 tsp«. baking powder
drum ,
15-gab; gas
can s; line
399. Mile north of H uber. p l 0 - l l
C andied cherries
inch cable; 14
— ——
— ——- 1 blocks; 5 0 -ft. H
B eat eggs s l ig h t ly ^ n d s tir in oil.
sheeta galvanized roofing. All in
Add su g ar. S ift to g e th e r and add For Sale— ( lover, tiro thy, cheat and
good condition. R eaver Wood Co..
oat*
and
vetch
hay
Inquire
Chaa.
re s t of ingredients. Roll dough thin
1 LI S to tt St., n ear wood yard.
B
ernard,
R
t.
2,
B
eaverton,
Phone
an d cut into h e a rt shapes w ith
adv. c l l - t f
8102.
p
-
io
IS
cookie c u tte r. Bake on cookie sheet
in m oderate oven (386 degrees F.) Room with board in private home.
W A NTED
e ig h t to ten m inutes. Place a c a n ­
R easonable. Call 1151 or 0912.
died ch erry on each cookie ju s t b e ­
Unemployed L aborers— Please R egis­
fore tak in g from oven. The cookie* For Sale— No. 1 oat and vetch hay.
ter. Men su p p o rtin g fam ilies and
m ay be glazed w ith w hite of an
living in
W ashington
County,
D an Shaw , Phone 0407, Beaverton.
egg and sprinkled w ith colored s u ­
please re g iste r a t R ichey's H a rd ­
adv. p-10-11
g a r. The tin y candy h e a rts which
w are and F u rn itu re Co. B eaverton
K en t—3 -a c re
ranch
may be bought a t an y grocery m ake F’or Sale or
C ham ber of Comm erce w elfare
new barn, milk cow. plenty good
clever decorations
fo r
V alentine
com m ittee. L. R. Richey, C h a ir­
hay, and crop com ing on, 4-room
man.
adv.
dishes. F o r th e p a rty m enu, h e a rts
house w ith w ater in house. Also
cut from the canned cran b erry sauce
10-acre
tra
c
t,
all
fenced,
woven
lieu veri mi Re tick •
a re ap p ro p riate.
w ire, some cleared and plowed.
ah
Lodge
N o.
\
T erm s. W. H. W aller, ow ner B ea­
- • r4 m e e ts
f ir s i
OR G ET A H A P P U 8 C A P P U S ?
verton, R t. I, Box 260, Tobias
u n d th i r d
T ues­
D ear E d:*.or: D ar ban som eting
Road.
p -ii n
d a y e v e n in g *
at
p u rty funny about mv girl. She iak
7 rut p. M. in th e
to hold my h a n ’ in de p arlo r a n ’ For Sale c* T ra d e —B rled clover hay. I. O. O. F. H all. Mrs. E dna Sheets,
kias me n u rty gude in de d in ­
W ant w heat, oats or o th er g rain . Secretary, M rs.
M ary J . W ar«,
ing room an ' vhen ve go out in de
D avid Merlo,
mile
no rth
ot N. G.
p -tf
kitchen she vant to neck me. V ot Ay
b e tte r d o ? —Ole F ullerson.
D ear Ole: W hy don'e you build
her a back p orch?
~fQ¡ajrified Adueriifitß
HUltKR
!
of W Vi of I<ot fi6, B eaverton Reed
villi* A creage
Mr«
V a lrn lin rs You Can Kal I'ro v r
Your H eart'» In th r B ight Place
O f course you a re "hi* V alen ­
tin e ,” b u t a d ain ty dish which a n ­
nounces th e fa c t should be apprcc
iated by th a t life p a rtn e r of yours.
Sam uel I'epys on e announced in his
fam ous d iary , "I am today my
w ife’s valentin« and it cost me live
pounds." l u t ro o k in g
a valentine
req u ires no such taxing of your
purse, nor much o f your ingenuity,
eith er.
M aking th« m ilestones, the little
holiday« of life, Is a task allo tted
by rig h t to the hom em aker. Ami a
jo y fu l task it rnay bit. if the b rain -
w racking proces i o f "w h a t to syrve"
and “ how to m ake it" ure already
worked o u t for you. The cake or
salad o r o th er diah you a re p la n ­
ning, anyw ay, m ay lie easily d an»
form ed into a holiday dish by the
sim ple addition o f a bit of h earty
decoration or by
using V alentine
colors "red «ml w hite, fo r loving
h e a rts and
blushing m aiden«” in
th e menu.
If it'« « p a rty you're planning for
F eb ru ary 14th, edible valent»-*« are
especially a p p ro p ria te ; if your sole
in te re st lie* in m ak in g
glad the
children'» day you can tlnd no b e t­
te r w ay to do it. If th e re 's a friend
whose p ast courtesies you w ish to
acknow ledge, o r one whose birth d ay
fall* upon the »aine day, w hat b e t­
te r way to comment .ra te it th an
w ith a V alentine you can e a t?
Here a re sim ple reci|ie* fo r v a l­
en tin e viands, sum«' in h e a rt-sh a p e s ,
o thers in the tra d itio n a l colors, all
of them sim ple and wholesom e d ish ­
es.
lieen molded and frozen in a h e a rt-
shaped mould. Run m ayonnaise th ru
a pantry tiA>e In the shape of an
arro w , on top the salad H eart. The
molded »alad is made a» follow s:
I No. 2 can g ra p e fru it
1 cup canned apricot*
% pkg. pasteurized date«, sliced
2 /3 cup m ayonnaise
1 cup heavy cream
14 cup diced celery
D rain canned fru its from syrup,
r u t in sm all piece and rom hine with
celery. W hip cream and add it to
( m ayonnaise. Add rream and m a y ­
onnaise to fruit». Park in tra y s of
a m echanical re frig e ra to r or in lig h t­
ly covered molds in a m ix tu re of
ice and salt
until frozen ( th r e e -
fo u rth s of an hour). U nmold. Yield:
12-14 serving*.
II. I.. W hatley, Cur.
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~ m T k i n t o n IIAPPKNING s T
Ifl
New neighbors
on lam g A ve. ■ '
Mr.
and Mr«. Edwin R ichards
nr* Mr anil M ra, McGinnis, «na
■ |M*nt last work w ith Mr. an d Mr«.
am i d a u g h te r ,
«
Floyd W illiam« of ('lac-kaiita*.
Ed U uher ami laiula M atin g !« , of
Mr*. V ictor A n.ckcr of I'u rtla n d
P ortland, visited a t the W ilson home
*|ii'iit th r work vnd w ith h rr parent«,
in llu h e r, ta il S atu rd ay .
M r and Mr«. Ila rry A. Itirhard*.
Th* liu lier C om m ercial Club and
Mr*. Wv»lvy H eard and c h ild rrn
A uxiliary h«dd th e ir re g u la r bu»
in r* . mv otine W *dnr«d«y, F eb ru ary 'B * " 1 • f*W «*•*» «“ * » * • " •* th«
horn* of h r au n t, Mr*. H oyd Wil
4th.
llam« of ( lai-kania*.
Mr ami Mr«. J . O . lairso n and
fam ily w a r. g u e .L a t t h . A . . I
-n d M r. K rrd 1 ^ , 0 »
of
X ...li.rli.fi
......... I«
F o rtta " d ■P#n t
r.hMr* “ F
“
lh *
A
n d rr.o n hum*
in P o rtlan d on Sun
horn« of Mr. and Mi». Kotiert Pom
d ay.
*roy, Til« F la t road.
lit teen O 'lle s r ts T arts
Mr. K o le rt W llaon of llula-r v is ­
Kmery VanKI«ek wa* quit* ill at
1 recipe pie crust in ta r t shell*
ited a t Sauvi«* l*laml Sunday, lit*
hl« home la i t
week, w ith an a t
\ cup su g a r
wa* a gue»t a t t h . M anargle and
tack of lum bago. ||* I* g e ttin g s -
2 tb«n*. corn starch
I lan Moar home*.
long all rig h t a t thia w ritin g .
1 % tap. salt
Th« Hoy Scout« n e c o m p a a M by
2 eg g yolks
Mr. and Mr*. F ran k C. Fluke
Scout M a » trr P a tte rso n enjoyed a
1 tap. vaniPa
'
of Pr«gre** atten d ed the »e**ion of
sw im m ing |>arty a t th r Elks T e m ­
2 cup* scalded milk
g ra n g e held
S atu rd ay . T hey a re
ple. S a tu rd a y m orning.
*4 to 1 cun preserved stra w b e rrie s
fo rm er rr*id«nt« of thi* tow n.
1 cup cresm
S rv v ral car* of Hoy Scout* and
D uring the «hört day* of « in ­
Mix dry ingredients,
add egg»
parent* from llul«*r rn^>y«D th*
te r th r arhool took only a h alf hour
slig h tly beaten, snd pour en grad
Scout serv e* * at th r Method!«! E
a
t
noon,
but
have
re
tu
rn
ed
to
the
i t church . in
. P
„ o rtlan d , Sunday
u..n.l«o ■ » mem.
ually th e scalded milk. Cook fif­
.
. our nave
. , rriu rn , e u . co , , wie
,
I*» ■copal
•
re g u la r hour* and do»* a t 4 oclock
teen minute* in double hoiler. s t i r ­
o w n in g
¡ñatead of .T r.’ttl in the aftern o o n .
rin g co n stan tly until thickened. Cool
Mr and Mr*. C ha*, C rab tree, Mr
Mr«. H ru rr
C orden ( F.dna
K i-
and flavor. P our into ta r t shells.
a n d . Mr* J . C. W oltring and * 011 *
chard*) an<| l<ahy w ere gueat* fo r a
A rran g e preseved staw berrie* on top
of P o rtlan d , and Kay M ontgom ery
few day* la»t week a t th e horn* of
and cover w ith whipped cream . G a r­
of M ounlalndale wer* Sunday g u e .t* ,
,
,,
nish w ith a b e rry or candy h eart.
: „
, ,,
,, ’
.
h er parent», Mr and Mr*. II. A. R i-
of Mr and Mr» II. W hal ey
M eringue m ade from
eg g w hites
chard*.
S atu rd a y m orning Ja c k T atlock,
beaten w ith one th ird cup powdered
Mr. and Mr*. Kdwm O. Nell, of
F ran k Pulver, and lle rih e l W right
su g a r may be used.
Itaker, O r ,
a re being
felicitated
look the Scout troop down to thè
upon the b irth o f a «on. Iw rn to
Klk*' Tempi*, w here Mr. P atterao n
l-ace P ap er V alentine Salad
P ink
Pudding
them , F rid ay m orning, F e b ru a ry 0.
met them and *u|i«rvi»ed th e ir *wlm.
U»e chicory o r curly endive to
414 tbsps. co rn starch
Mr». Neil (A nne C ru b h o rn ) i* well
rep resen t th e w hite p aper lace of
314 cup* milk
Mr. and Mr« I»ean (Ju d tc r w ere known here,
an obi fashioned valentine. On thi*
1-3 cup su g a r
pleaaan tly aurpriaed by a num ber
Mr*. 1 divina W edeking and «on plac an individual salad which ha*
1 tsp . vanilla
of neighbor* and friend* la*t Sat
Juliu* and M r«. Louise VanKleek
u n lay ----.....
evening,
“600"'
wa*
played. B nt
-
-
-
|««t
M onday
in l!il|»!>oro,
ami th* evening wa» enjoyed by «II w| 1(,ri.
»here they w ere guest» fo r the day
pre»ent
of Mrs. W edeking'» d a u g h te r, Mrs.
Mr«. Ja c k T atlock wa* ho«te«* at Kene Meltebvke.
a q u iltin g p a ity laat T h u rsd ay a t
Mr.
am j Mr«.
I>ell Old« and
h e r home on H uber avenue. A nuin
d a u g h te r Mi»« H etty Lou o f G ras»
lier o f ladies wa* p resen t, and en
V alley, Mr. and Mr. K lnter Hall
joyed the day. especially the sum p
ami «on H arold o f Th« Italie* »pent
tuou* d inner.
a few days la st week at th« home
II W right and J . W. P a tte r- of Mr. and Mr«. C. Young.
son took the H uber Boy Scouts to
K v rrett W rig h t bought th e play
the W ilbur M em orial church, Kast
shed of th e school d istric t an d re
N inth and Ash W treete. last Sunday,
moved the lum ber to his ranch on
fo r th r special Scout A nn iv ersary
C ooper m ountain
the last of the
snrvire. Mr«. P a tte rso n and daugh
w eek, w here he will m ake use of
ter«, and Kotiert W ilson were also
it fo r buildings on his place.
present.
Mrs.
I.ovina W edeking
of this
tow n ha» th e sy m p ath y of h er many
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neighbor* and
friend» txvauae ot
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M r. W ebber of HllUliorn Is h a v - th e d«wlh of her fa th e r. W illiam II.
ing some clea rin g done on his place W arren of S|<okanr, W ash., fo rm e r­
ly of H eaverton. The in te rm e n t was
h ere.
in Spokane.
H andy Hr»* a re p lanning on set
hu —
• u
Down a t the express office y e s te r­
day, Sam bo approached his s u p e r­
ior w ith the question: “ Boss, w hat
we gw ine do Tiout dat billy g o a t?
He’a done et up w here he’s gw ine."
HOME BUILDING IS BEING RESUMED
tin g out th ree a cres in ch erry tree»
thi* spring.
Melville H a g g e rty
of S ilverton
*|>ent T h u rsd ay w ith his uncle, C.
W
S tro th er«
The Mi<se* I'o ro th y
and liene
vieve P eterson »pent last Wednes
day aftern o o n w ith D orothea S tru -
th e rs .
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Miss V irg in ia
W ight,
p rim ary
teac h er of th e
school, a tte n d e d a
nu,**'nlt
th e t *'r * Scout* held at
th e
Public
lib rary in
P o rtlan d ,
T h u rsd ay evening. Mr*. K. L. Cox
accom panied her and »pent the e v e ­
ning in the city.
P av e J . W ard, who ha» lieen ill
in St. V incent's hospital in P o rtlan d
ha* sufficiently recovered
to
he
M r. K napp o f P o rtlan d is f.uild
moved to his home on P leasan t Val
ing a larg e g reen house on his ley road. He re tu rn e d
home tast
p ro p erty here which wa» form erly W ednesday, and is g am in g slowly
the Seiger» place.
under th e tre a tm e n t o f I»*. Mason
of H eaverton.
(R eceived Too L ate For l a s t W eek) ^
CEDAR MILL
The D ralle fam ily a re enjoying
th e ir new C evrolet.
C ellar Mill school is p lanning a
Kev. und Mr*, (ieo. S p rin g e r anil
V alentine p a rty .
children w ere ra ilin g last W ednes­
Mrs. B. B . Reeves w as calling
day at th e S tru th e r* hom e,
a t th e A. S an d stro m hom e. T u e s- i
M r. Kelly Duncan had hi* tonsil*
day.
rem oved laid week D r. C . E . M a­
Mr. Phil T h o rn e has been on the
son w as th e a tte n d in g physician.
sick list for a w eek, but is liack at
M rs. C. W. S tru th e r* sp en t Tu*s
w ork now.
d ay ami
W ednesday in H illsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin H askell were
w ith Mm. J . B. Phillip», who ha*
d in n e r g u e sts of Mr. and Mr*. K r- 1
been quite ill.
nest W u thrich S u n d ay .
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. H arris, Mrs.
Mrs. A . S an d stro m and
little
Mamie Moore of P o rtlan d and Mr*.
(ieo. (¡ibhon* of l ull Kun w ere S u n - E * th e r wen- callers at the Jackson
day d in n e r g u e sts a t th e S tru th e r* hom e M onday aftern o o n .
home. Mrs. (iilJions is spending the
The dance given hy L erdy (¡ran g e
week w ith
h er
d a u g h te r,
M rs. S a tu rd a y night w as very well a t ­
S tru th er* .
tended, und enjoyed by all.
( upid is still busy in llite o n and
Mrs. P. H. T horne spent T uesday
we lost one o f our young m en when aftern o o n w ith Mrs. C. H. K a lte r
Mr. C arl Olson, and Miss E tta Pad
m an, a t the K a tte rm a n home.
dock w ere q uietly m arried , Ja n u a ry
M rs. C . H . K atte rm a n e n te r­
24, su rp risin g th e ir m any friends.
tain ed th e C ornell club, W ednei-
A larg e reception wa* held F rid ay . „
„
. .
.
■
evening. Ja n u a ry .10 a t the home
Y' T W #
tW,,Ve p r'" ,*‘n t'
o f the gro o m 's m other, Mrs. Lena
Mr. B,'d M rs. Joe Iatvit and son,
Olson. They will reside n t Fnirvnle. Muddy, from P o rtlan d , w ere week
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* end v isito rs a t th e Jack so n home.
|
l Real Estate Transfers J
Mr». R oy iia » k rii, who wu* called
®
"
"
SI to T exas recen tly by the sickness
Rons N ewm an to F red lfu e trig . 2 an d death o f h e r siste r, h as
re - I
aeres Oeo. E llio tt Cl. 42, T. 1 S„ tu rn ed .
R. IW .
Mrs. O liver, who had th e m isfor
(Ieo. S chm idt et ux to
P. H.
tu n e to lose h e r house by fire, is
Schm idt, P a rt Sec*. 20, 31, 28, and
v isitin g frien d s and rela tiv e s
i n
2». T. 2 S . R . 1 W .
S e a ttle .
H arvey B. D akin et ux to F,mil
Mrs. John W alters had Bible class
Ibirke, 7 . 28 acre* T . 1 N ., R . 2
Monday. T w en ty w ere p re se n t. It
W.
Wm. H anker et ux to A lb ert Ros» w i,l m eet a t th e home of M rs. W.
L ot 2, S hield’s L ittle F arm s.
K- I'a rn e s, n e x t Monday.
H B- T ig a rd et ux to C larence J .
Mr. and Mrs. W illis Jo n es, M rs. ,
Sam ple^ e t ux. 20 acre* Sec. 4, T. W a lte r Miller, and d a u g h te r, Ruth,
2 8 ., R I W.
w ere recen t d in n er g u ests a t m e '
M eier A F ran k Co. to Isaac N . C. H . K a tte rm a n home.
H am ilton, et ux, Lot 20, Blk. O,
Mr. and Mr*. C . H . K a tte rm a n
M etxger A dd,
e n te rta in e d a t d in n e r S unday. The
R alph E. H anna et ux to C lara list o f guest* included Mr. an d Mrs.
M. Davis, P a rt of L ockcrm an, D. W a rre n Y azlinn. Mi»* V iolet Yaz
L. C .
lina, Mi** G ertru d e Reeves, Mr. and
A!. E. H annon e t ux to Town of Mrs. B ert Reeves.
H eaverton, I/>t* .1 and 4, Blk. 17, w --------------------------------------------------- a
B eaverton.
t Alohn-Huber Review I
M ayhelle K. Lloyd to Ivy C. IStarr,
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Lot* 3 and 4. Iflk. S t, B eaverton.
! Mrs. Lulu C lifton w as a R e a v e r-
K u rt
H . M eyer to Adolph
II. jon caller W ednesday aftern o o n .
M eyer e t ux. 3B acre* Sec. 4 and 5,
„
_
T 1 N and R 2 W
M r. *ml M ra- " '
Bippy a n '' 1
W m .' C lifton
et ux to A ntonia M r. and Mr*
V
H oskins. o f ,
Jo h n sto n e , W \4 of Lot 54 and N < 4 (
(C ontinued on Back P ag e)
Big Value Club
T he F irst E ssen tial
o f a M odern Home - -
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laundry, garage and garden w ithout bother
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TLOOC PlA.1
America Is building new home»
aguln
rhey »re being built oettet
limn ever before snd more «rustical­
ly Oood taste, too. I* displayed Ui
design Today'* homes are construct­
ed to tit ihe need« and purse* of thi
people in r*rh community
There 1» natve simplicity and charm
In thu distinctive Indiana liniestom
home The csterlor. with Its wall* ot
•hol-Mwrd old Ootlilc limestone and
broail expanse of steeply | tched roots
.SLca?D nooa
of rurl-cotored shingle tile, shows sn
Interesting treatment for th* small,
distinctly semi-suburban home I k
stained window bllnda and garage uool
titled with attractive hand-wrought
hardware coin; lele the ensemble ot
this attractive home
The house has six rooms and bath,
with laundry and garage Dy placing
the side wall ot the garage right on
the lot line the house could be bull!
upon a lot having a frontage ot only
fifty feet It Is better, however, ou a
FORWARD MARCH!
P aul Pum ps are folly autom atic, silent,
self-oiling and will pump from deep or
shallow m i l, lake or cistern. T hey m ay be
operated w ith electric pow er or gasoline.
Come in today and le t os show yon.
p l a / i
sixty-toot frontage lot so th at the
windows on the left side are not too
close to the lot line.
Bv Ingenious quantity production
methods of the Indiana Limestone
company. Riplstone for walls Is now
available to the «mall home builder
! as well as to the large The Home
; Builders Service Bureau. Bedford. Ind.
declares that this type of small home
la becoming more and more popular
because ot low maintenance cost as
well as beauty and dignity.
LEVS ALL CHASE DIRT
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RAUL WATER
SYSTEMS
SO D tana b k b b u u c a a rc . o n , z m r *
For Sale By Portland Electric
Tower Co.
Hillsboro
California
on your train trip East
at no additional cost
Coach
and
tourist fa r e s
r a d i c a l l y cut
Southern Pacific has cut
coach fares East to new low
levels. See C alifornia on
your way. It costs no more.
Tickets are good in warm,
clean coaches on fast trains.
Liberal stopovers at impor­
tant cities cn route, such as
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
1:1 Paso— now at the height
o f their gay m id-winter
season.
C.
R. Allen. A gent
*50
CHICAGO
via San Francisco, Los Ange­
les and other winter resorts.
DES M OINES . . $43.10
W ASHINGTON . . 77.7«
NEW YORK . . . « 0.70
and mj n y olbert.
Aik about the new titket» good
in Tourist Sleeper». Thi» extra
comfort to»«» but little ntore.
H EA VERTON , OREGON