FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1934
The Beaverton Review
Church. There will be a silver o f­
fering taken, half of which will go
to the bund and half to the church.
Next Sunday morning Mr. Spring­
er will speak on th* topic, "A d ­
vice". The topic o f th* evening ser­
mon will be, "The** Are They
Which T e .tify o f Me."
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Inter *r.ting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country a*
T o lc jy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
Saute Your Way to Succeaa Tod a y!) or other coating.
waa
appointed
Taylor
(pointed | " L it * ia abort; art i* long," ac- i No woman need be told when
W
HINTON
. chairman ot the committee to look cording to the deathieaa words of ' ahe wanta to aerve aomething that
I
W. L. K E LL Y
Into the matter.
the Roman wiaeacrea. And while will cook quickly. There are more
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the harried houaewife
who muat occaaione than apace would permit
At a Sophomore
rlaaa
meeting fj|j family vacuum*
thrice
daily, Rating. For theae numeroua occa-
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A Agent
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held February
14,
the following knowa plenty about the brevity of aiona, aome of theae pan-fried good
J. C. Snider wu* quite ill at his claaa officer* were elected: I'reai- time, ahe might tell the Roman* a thing* will be found auitable. Note
Phone Beaverton 5010,
lumir lust week. lie in reported •lent, Hob Kngelke; vice - president, thing or two about the lengthinea* the frying directions with them.
ua
somewhat
improved
at thia Clark Junor; secretary, David Ma- of art. For art, when it appear*
writing,
I’ an-Fried Carrot*, Lyonnais«
eon; treaaarrer, taRoy llainea; re- tn the kitchen, ia not alwaya long;
2 cup* carrot*, cut in atrip*
one of the quickest method* of
Mr. and Mra. (¡Inin Snider and porter, Ifetty Alberta.
1 «mall onion
Helen Henaon gave an internet- meal preparation la alao one of
family of take drove viaited Su-
1 tap. salt
ilay at the home of Mr. Snider'a ing talk on Valentine'* Day. Two the beat: aauteing.
% tap. pepper
Sauteing, of courae, ia juat an •
par"nta, Mr. and Mra. J. C. .Snider. humorou* reading* were given by
HB-
Parsley to garniah
Mr. Webb, adviaor. A meeting will other, newer word for pan-frying,
Mra. J. J. VanKleek and daugh­
Methodist Church
First cook whole raw carrot* (or
be held Monday for the Sophomore* and cover*
a multitude
of— not
ter Miaa Helen were guests laat
uae left over onea).
When
cool
Geo. r . Gordon, Minister
who am Intereated in a tennia tour- aina, but succeaaei
week of Mra. VanKIee*'a daughter,
-St !
The firat thing to realixe about enough to handle, cut into long a e -
nament. A t the next claaa meeting
Mra. Kdith Landes*, at Chitwood. members of the claaa will give a pan-frying is,
Worship
service at
11 o’clock.;
that properly
and thin narrow
atrip*.
Chop onion
subject,
“ Christianity, a :
Next regular monthly meeting of ' program.
correctly done, It give* you a com- *nd combine with carrot*; ado sea- ■Sermon
pletely wholesome and
digestible, soning. In skillet pour enough oil Growing Religion.’*
th<’ I .ml lea
Aid
aociety will
be
A Girl Reserve Ceremonial was result. ( I t ’a the poorly fried foods to cover bottom thoroughly; put
Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock. '
held Thursday afternoon, March 1,
Dr. M ile*
to install the that have marred it* spotless rep- in carrots and onions and cook,
A cordial welcome to ail.
at the home of Mra. Geurge Snider. heki February 21,
new semester's officer*.
A fter a utation.) The object of frying is »tirring occasionally, until brown,
N E R V IN E
Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Hierly and
brief speech each officer presented to seal up the “ pores'*
or surface
Congregational Church
•D id th * w ork?
Mr. and Mra. K. L. Cox attended her successor with a candle. The of the food, quickly, ao that the
Frizzled Beef
Charles F. Clarke, Pastor
I
the meeting
of Tigard
Kebekah
•ay*
% lb. dried beef
meeting was opened
with a recital natural flavors of the food,
will
lodge held laat Tuesday evening at of the Lord** Prayer lead by Mar- be retained inside, during cooking,
Mias Glivar
3 tbspa. salad oil
Mr. Clarke has returned from the
Tigard.
Pepper to taste
garet Dickman. The new officer*
Correctly fried food is golden and
W H Y D O N 'T
Ministerial Convocation at Nelscott,
2
tbapa.
cornstarch
Mra. I*ydia Obriat and four son* are: President, Mildred Twohy; *ec- crusty brown on the outside and
ar.d
will
preach
at
the
morning
-
YOU
2 cups milk
tahmun;
treasurer, thoroughly cooknl on the inside,
of Gresham were viaitora Sunday retary, Alda
service next Sunday. The evening
T
R
Y IT ?
Paprika
at the home of Mra. Dbriat'a par­ Mary Jane Junor. The new *«cre- without any greaae-aoaking what-
Shred beef (tear into pieces with service will be entirely in charge
ents, Mr.
and Mra.
Auguat H. tury read the minutes o f the pre- eve/,
A
fter
more
than
three
months
of the Chiistian Endeavor Society,
vious meeting. A
treasurer's re- To get a result
like thia, have fingers). Heat the oil in frying
Dallmann.
at suffering from a nervous a il­
they will have an inspiring pro-
port waa given by Ruth Wiamer the food in right condition for fry- pan; add pepper and cook the beef
ment, Miss G livar used Dr. Miles
the Junior
Choir will
Amo* and Ivan Bierly, sons of former treasurer, lkdegate* to the ing; have the correct aize of pan; *n it for a few minutes. Sprinkle giam and
N ervin e which gave her such
numbers.
The Bible
Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Hierly, mem­ Girl Reserve Conference spoke about cook it long enough but not too with cornstarch and cook two or sing special
splendid results that she wrote
ber* o f the k inton com club, *poke the Conference. Verna Mae Walters long; and choose the fryin g agent three minutes, stirring well and school and C.E. will meet as us­
us an enthusiastic letter.
ual. The Ladies Aid will meet at
laat Friday on the KGW farm and
xpluined their dormitory life; Mar- carefully. Much depends on thia mixing. Add milk and atir until
I f you ru ß er from “ N erve*."
10 o'clock Thursday fo r Missionary
home hour.
garet Dickman, about the talks giv- choice of shortening. It should give it boils, then boil 3 minutes. Serve
I f you lie awake nights,
study and pot luck luncheon. The
The apecia! meeting* which were ••n by Dr. Chamber* on the theme, you the results described above, it *>th mashed potatoes, or on toast.
start at sudden noises, tire
church missionary
study will
be
hel(f at the church laat week, con- T h e Girl and her Personality''; should prevent sticking to the pan. Spiinkle with paprika.
easily, are cranky, blue and
held February 23rd. Pot luck sup­
dui ltd by the paator, Rev. W. K. Mildred Twohy about the banquet, “ ml ahould have a “ high smoking
fidgety, y ou r nerves are
per
at
6.30
and
clashes
following.
Skillet Meal
Simpaon,
have been
diacontinued Pearl Dudley anrf Ruth Wiamer *1- point" which merely means that it
probably out o f order.
The Adult subject will be Chris­
(Ham, Potatoes A Pineapple)
ao spoke.
'“ HI not smoke when heated to a
until later in the *»a*on.
•¿uiet and relax them with the
tianity and Industry in America, a
2 cups cooked ham
same medicine that “did the
There w a. general discussion con- hif hJ temperature. Many cook*
use
Mra. Lilly M. Hierly n having
most
vital
topic
at
this
time.
2 eggs
w ork” for this Colorado g ir l
erning the Girl Re.erve carnival, “ l* d ,
f ° r th,1* Purpose.
It can
the south aide of her barn shingled
*
1-3 cup dry bread crumbs
*
W hether your “ Nerves’* have
A motion wa*
cUri,U,d* * nd
,K “ ,n “ nd
and *«me patching done o i other to be given later.
3 boiled sweet potatoes
Church o f Christ
troubled you for hours or for
t ■ j
l
u
» u
part* of the roof. Henna,i Melzen- made and seconded that the club
1 tsp. prepared mustard
G. W. Springer, minister
years, you’ll find this tim e-
give
26«/.
o f the profit* to the
Fo" d‘ ^
‘ bould
be too
tine ha.> charge of th* work
6 slices canned pineapple
Bi­
tested remedy effective.
Hoy.' Hl-Y for the aerv.ee. ren-
‘ he
14*
cup
dark
corn
syrup
Every one is invited
to attend
Mrs. Vernon
Deathman
(Maine lered. A publicity committee was
A t D rug Stores 25c and $ 1 M .
" wh* B0V?e , ®od,/ wk,ch con-
Pinch o f powdered cloves
the sacred concert this Friday eve-
VanKleek) and son of
Portland, chosen by the president. A motion t,ln
n* ! Ur* ‘ 0,1 ° f the‘ r ™
Mix ham (chopped and previously „ing, Feb. 23, at eight o’clock at the
returned to their hom" last Wed- mm m 2
mill H m M
that the “ re o fl* n d' PP*d ,n
° r m,,k* cooked) with bread crumbs, slight- church o f Christ. The concert is to
nemiay, after spending a few day* |ueen o f the carnival be a mcm-
Jv beaten eggs, and ni us tarsi. Shape
presented by the eighteen piece
with her mother, Mra. tautse Van ber o f the Girl Reserve club, and
. r ...
,*
M. Nichols et ux. Tract 26, Comte into pattie. with
hands, making ;.and from
the rcthany
Baptist
Kleek.
also her attendants. It was deeded & Kohlman’. Little Home. No. 1. “ bout six. Pour oil into s k ille t- «- ___________________________ '
Mr*. Lilly
M. Hierly
spent a to h *vf the dub nominate the queen
\f*ry K. Ralston Deeks to Wil- bout 4
tablespoonsful— and
when —
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few day* laat week
at her home andnlat.-a, hut that the entire stu- |iam G
Ra|slon( pmrt Blk. 3, So. hot, put in canned pineapple slices; |
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in Kinton. Her daughter, Mr*. E- (lent body of the school vote upon j»arjl Add., Foreat Grove.
brown them on both sides. Remove
the| McCormick, wa* in town Sun­ them. I here was general discussion
j£UJ^ene £ 0#
Fnmk Win- pineapple from pan and thoroughly
day, and Mra. Hierly
returned to concerning the
collection of club
91.75
acres Sec. 19,
T IN brown the ham
patties
in the
Hillsboro with her.
duc*-
RIW .
same way. Lay the slices o f plne-
—
e . Pruka et ux to Alice F. Bris- “ PPle <« another skillet or shallow
Mr*. E. L. Cox attended the fu­
A special senior
class meeting tow 4 g acreg Thomas
Stott
Cl. baking dish. Put a ham patty on
neral service of the late Charles
w
M Vandehey et ux to Ray- “ >P ‘'“ ch
N° w cut sweet
K. Meldrum
of Milwaukee,
held was called to order by the presi-
dent Marvin StaWler, Thursday. Feb- mond Vand*hey et ux, 75.75 acres
potatoes, previously parboiled (or
Friday afternoon at the Portland
ruary l»>, for the purpose o f se- v$ec •
R4W
left-over) cut into length-wise sli-
crematorium. Mra. Cox alao viait­
lecting
class
announcements.
One
Charles
J
Ross
et
ux
to
H.
B
e*®- *nto (be remaining hot oil in
ed at the home of Mr. and. Mr*.
announcement was voted the favor- U m on t et ux> Part ,ot 3> B|W/ 31>‘ skillet. Pour over them the syrup
A. P. Herrick of Scllwood, return­
ite 01 the class.
The
class will Forest Grove
“ nd Powdered cloves and brown un­
ing home Saturday afternoon.
sponsor a . hot-dog sale this week.
Charles J
Ross et ux to H B glazed. Put these around the
Mra. Erma Taylor Spark* piano Suggestions were offered by var- U m o n l et ux> Part ,ot
2, Blk. 3L bam pattiw and pour about a cup
teucher of Portland gave a cos­ iou * «tudentft for types of partien
F oreit (¿rove
P*neapple juice over all. Put all
tume recital, “ The
Wishing C ar­ that could be given for a senior
M
' Steinke
to
Walter
L. ‘ hi® inL • moderate
oven and let
pet” laat Friday evening. The fo l­ class. Definite plans
have not been Sleinke et
31,17a acres Sec. 8
heat through.
R‘>w
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lowing from here took part: Kath­ made as a committee appointed by
ryn, Rolierta and Marilee Pomeroy the
president
will arrange
for c
,, T
Sm|Wl ,.t al to Ci t y '
_ , . S• u ,w , Banan>* ,
Mr. and Mra. Robert Pomeroy and these plans.
of Hillsboro. 100 acres T IN R2W.
Feel bananas, cut .1. halves and
S. 11. Pomeroy accompanied them
-• 1
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c
Ralph C. Poniter et ux, to Val- then„ through middle. Dip lightly
»n the trip.
This week brought forth much k ie MtfmoriaI Parki Sec. 1 T 1S
“ mi »hen brown m a sk.l-
excitement in the sixth period pub-
,et which has just enough oil in
There was a family gathering
lie speaking class. This# being “ pan-
\ jo U\*
M. Vandehey
et ux to
to C0Ver bottom. Brown both
at the August !I. DaLmaun h imr 1
M.AJ.L h
L A - 1
*
—
—
.
Hides
to mi me week , everyone has
la-en lfhco Vandehey et al, Part of Le-
Sunday. Thoae present were Mrs
testlng
their ability as an actor, >niler Smith Cl.. Sec. 7. T I N R3W
Nick Gerig, daughters Sarah and
and
it
may
he said
there have
Ferdinand
Van Kanel et ux to
Kertha, ami son David, of Salem; been many successful
attempts.
John l&,es<k et ux> ^
9> , 0_ n ,
Pete Ditchen and Elizabeth Ditch-
I erhaps
the
most
outstanding
V a l l e . . .Tra
Ask your local agent for details or write J. A. ORMANDY, General
en o f Silverton;
Mr . and
Mra feature of the week, however, is
. ,.
, „
.
.
, .. W A N TE D - Several cords of either 16-
Pstsenger Agent, 705 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Inch or 4-foot wood are needed at the
Robert Harris gnd son of Eagle the election of new officer*. Pe-
Add,e A
Burn!1 t0 Le° n* rrf F '
Litkie «*t al, 8 acres T I N R.‘IW.
Review office and the residence of
Creek and Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob fore
the election many exciting
the editor. As a number of our sub­
.
,
,
M. P* Rehwalt t~ E. W. Reh-
Faix
scribers are in arrears, this is a
,w
;y
w
ilt
et
al.
40
acres
Sec.
25.
T2S
Hfi—
various students, supporting
their p o ^
chance to clean up your indebtedness
favorite candulnte. Those elected to shuU> Savi
Bk to W C . 0hrig.
BFINNFTTr’S BABY CHICKS
Mrs. Zell Si rut hers, Cor.
o ffice, were: President. Robert Bar- (e
(1094 acres. Sec. 22 T IN
ney; Vice-president, Markey Sayer; i>3w
From our 800 hens bred to pedigreed
HH-
cockerels, from our special
F
,U.ffron
et ux to
lliteon pupils enjoyed a valen­ Secretary Donna Broad; Treasurer. r>eo ia
rlark
3 acrt>gi Se0. 36
trapnested hens
tine party
at the
school
house Oliver Stem; Reporter, Evelyn Al- Mapy „
Blood' tested by Antigen
whole
examjer.
T lS R IW
Wednesday after noon.
During, the remainder of
the
¿:ar| £ i m
et
ux
to
Mary
blood test
Miss Alyce
Leisa
of Portland week we are looking forward to Trj
Lot fi B,k 7> MetI|fer Acre
Sixteen years Experience
was calling Saturday evening, on some excellent inaugural addresses
300 Pullets Trapnested yearly for
Miss Elizabeth Struther*.
14 years
from these students.
Comte A Kohlman Co. to Ger-
I f yonr furnace baa lost its cherry-red briquets l.ui'iiing
ta
rg
e
white
eggs,
23 to 28 ounces
Mr. and Mrs. S. Zimmerman and i »
• n a . a
*
f l a Midland, Tract 41, Comte &
sunny disposition, perhaps it ’ s a - l- o - w - I- y b u t in te n s e ly . L o o k
$2
per
Hundred
Real Estate Transfers
Kohlman'. Little Home*
daughter lhirothy o f Fiugene were
because you’ re using the wrong in the ash pit. Not an ash “
Co. to W. From special pens. 15 eggs, 504
08 Comte & Kohlman
visitors at the Win. F. Campbell P0------------------------------------
fuel. Well — here’ s good news! not a clinker!
Chicks, $90 per thousand
Before you order fuel again,
home recently.
R. I). Young et
al to Mary E. Alfred
Brown
et ux.
Tract 6,
ITithout installing any special
Pullets, six weeks old, 59f
Young et vir. tats
1 and 2,
blk. Comte A Kohlman'. Litile Homes.
equipm ent, you can make your compare the following advan­
Mrs.
Dorothy
Willoughby
and
tages o f Gaaco Briquets with
Visit Our Poultry Plant
fu rn a c e p rod u ce m o re h ea t
36, Beaverton.
Comte A Kohlman Co. to W. A l-
daughter Marlene
were
Saturday
than you ever thought possible! those o f any other fuels
1 Vi mile North of Reedville
Rudolph Hoffarher et ux to Al- fred Brown et ux. Tract 40, Comte
dinner guests of her mother, Mrs.
Let us show you how to do it ! 1. A 10058 petroleum fuel —
or Write, Route 2, Beaverton, Ore.
bert Hoffarher, 1.04 acres Tigard A Kohlman Homes.
ideal for furnace, fireplace or
McGiath o f Portland.
Firat give your furnace a
Carrie E. Bennett & Son
Road Gardens.
(The Shaw-F'ear Co. to Samuel __________________________
stove. (N o special equipment
thorough cleaning. Then build
lliteon ladies attended the T i­
Valkyrie Memorial park to State J. Valley et ux, 1 acre I'eaveiton
__Fverhearin»
needed.)
a deep fire in it with Gaaco
strawberry
o
f
Oregon.
Part
Sec.
1
T1.S
R
IW
Reedville
toT
S“le—
•'-vertm.nng
gard Rehekah club meeting Wed­
Briquets. After 20 minutes to 2. Highest heat oontent o f any
plants
and
Everbearing
and
Fred J. Behrens to Wm. Isakow
solid fuel.
a half-hour, close the drqfts
nesday, February 14, at the home
Emma C. Jacobs to Nelson Brow­
Cuthbert raspberry plants. R. B.
and leave them closed fo r 8 3. No banking or shaking! Hold
of Mrs. Mildred Bacon.
nell et ux. Pairt Lot 29 Garden et ux, 160 acies, Sec. 28, T2N
Medill, Cedar .St. Beaverton.
fire day or night 1
hours.
R 2W.
Home.
adv p-12
Mrs. C. W. Strulhers, Miss Dor­
All this tim e your house will 4. No ashea or clinkers to carry
Rudolph Hoffarher et ux to Al- _______________________________________
J.
W
Connell
(sheriff)
to
M.
H.
othea Struthers
and
Mr. taster
have stayed at an even, health­
out.
Tract 13 Tigard
For ¡^ le — Barred rock cockerel, a
Stevenson. 10 acres Secs. 1, 2, 11 belt Hoffarber.
ful temperature, and your fur­ 5. One ton o f Briquets gives as
Robinson
were
visiting
Sunday
and 12, T2S RIW .
Highway.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
fine
specimen,
but
only
one.
nace
will
have
required
abso­
much heat as two cords o f
with Mrs, Struthers mother, Mrs.
Freda Elizabeth Kehrli et al to
Priced very reasonable at $2.50.
Dee Myers et ux to Elsie A.
lutely no attention. It will not
first-growth firs coats leas par
Alice Gibons, near Sandy.
7 acres.
have
gone
out,
smothered
itself
Linnell et vir. Part See. 34, T V S 1 Emm* It'ith a
Meihoff,
Inquire at 206 Cedar St., Beaver­
season than bast Utah and
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with its own ashea or formed
See. 36 T IN R2W.
W yoming coal.
ton.
“ dv.
clinkers.
High School Notes
Douglas Land Co. to John F
Chas. H. Jacka et ux to Mattie
4t
Now open the door. There
»1-------------------------------------------- S Hamilton, 36.22 acres Sec.
28. (Thomas, Tinct 10 F'ranklin
Ave. F'or Rent— Very
reasonable,
six-
Ask the dealer in your ei»y
will still lie a mass o f glowing
Add. Beaverton.
room and bath flat, gas, *lec-
fo r a 100-lh. trial sack at Oi*
A nyeting of the F'reshman class T1S RIW .
introductory price of $1.00.
Myrtle Btindy et nl to Belle Hug-
J»hn E. McCutcheon to F. R
tricity, and several cupboards al-
was railed to order by the I*resi-
.
.
.
.
-
„
-
Community
ready.
Beaverton
d'ent Marion Metzler, February 14. gins, ta t 5 Blk. 3, Beusonic Heights. I Wear et ux, Lots 5 and 6, Blk. 9.
H.
Hulett,
building Ass’n. J.
I
Harrv Phillips Inc. to Harry A. Sherwood.
The minutes of the previous meet­
«h r
Manager, Beaverton.
Rutherford Oilier
et ux to Ben
ings were read and approved. The Rands et ux, Part Ser. 24. T lS
! J. Jacques, 4 acres, Sec. 17, T2S
president appointed Margaret Green- R IW .
LONG L IF E W. L. CHICKS
Henry
Vandehey
to Raymond RIW .
wald to thr.nk the Sophomore class
Vandehev, Part Sel. 20. T I N
R.»W. Frank G.
Miller
to Fred Wohl- Hatched from finest selected hens,
for the Valentine sent.
two to four years old
Retta G. Corby et ux to Alfred schlegel et
ux, 18.43 acres
.Sec.
The following officers were in­
tOe Each
stalled: President, Fldward Jannsen; J. Grande et ux. 10.606 alres, Ses. 20 T2S R'JW.
Frank
G.
Miller
to
Edward
Barred Rock Chicks, 10c each
Vine-president,
Marion
Metzler; 22 T lS R2W.
John Herman to Martha Herman,, Wohlschlegel
et ux, 4.39 acres
Custom Hatching
Hatching Flggs
•Secretary, Raymond Rugglnnd; Ser­
W EST
PO R T LA N D
H ATCH ERY
Tract 1, Smock's Add. Sherwood. Sec. 2., T2S R2W.
geant-at-arms, Charles Isaacson.
Alvah D. Keller et al to Alice | Earl
I. Donelson et ux to Wm.
A POU1/TRY FARM
There was general discussion of
et al. 7.235 acres Rt. 8, Box 774 — Phone BR 6795
new problems confronting the class. R. Ruth. 9.58 acres Wm. McLinn Cl. M. Fishback
adv c 13 tf
Glenn S. F.hle to R. M. Walton, Sec. 31, T IN R2W.
A motion was made and seconded
Valkyrie Memorial Park to J. F.
whereby a plan be adopted that a Lots 20. 21, 22, 23, and 24 Blk. 3
Wanted— Horse and harness. Trade
iWinde, 36.52 acres Sec. 1, T S
banner containing the achievements West Portland Heights.
or cash. Tel. 4051.
»a d vp -1 3
Comte A Kohlman Co. to Guy RIW .
o f the class be hung in the library.
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M a rg a re t
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WANTED AND FOR SALE
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Even tne
crankiest
FURNACE RESPONDS
to this fuel!
Lewis Brothers, Beaverton
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