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DAILY
KDITIOft
ArchDlshop
Discusses
Problem
Of
Pleasure.
-
Yesterday
the
lenleii
Thursday,
March
6,
192
1.
.season
commenced.
Today
Arch-
this
thought
energized
!
'some.'
emotion,
or
feeling.
Next
there
is
this,
energized
thought
seeking
to
express
itself
in
action.
Lastly,
thcre'is
the
slppropriale
action
cxtcrnaliziuK
this
ener-jrized
thought.
"It
will
he
ohseryd
that
Ihe
emotion,
or
feeling,
is
a
link
in
the
chain
of
causation;
the
thought,
the
feeling,
the
tendency
for
Uii!
big
city
to
hog
everything
and
not
give
Ihe
smaller
one
a
chance-..
.So
the
villages
and
small
lowns
in
llijs
neighborhood
oiien
reel
inward
.-ard
if
Vancouver
RADICAL
VIEW
OF
MACDONALD
2lnovleff,
Chairman
of
International,
Analyzes
British
Situation
DREAMS
OF
FUTURE
Declares
Premier
Is
Type
Labor
Aristocracy
But
Step
Toward
Revolution
i.oiiirniinisi
rany.
recently
iieni
.,
in
.Moeow,
.nioviprr,
rnairman
s
llrilain.
Will
Become
Farce
.Macdonald
is
a
typical
repre.
Prince
Huperl.
i
lime
,ke
a
his,
Jnm-everf.'plal(vrt
of
lho
Hl,ir
of
decide?
to
go
ahead
Willi
its
bur
nro
ect
everv
cilv
i.
t
..i
...
....
and
low,,
and
village
in
Hritish
Odumbia
should
co-operate
m'
'
;
T,
.
r'
"
,;ra
the
fullest
possible
extent.
An
exhibition
would
advertise
the
Znt
0
e,
lo
,
'
.wer
n
a
whole
pn.vi.u
e
...d
Prince
Huperl
would
gel
its
share.
We
hope
J
'
J,
,
Naucnuver
will
go
ahead
w.lh
ils
projin-l
and
make
it
a
success.
Vwi
.rbl'wM
E
r
cal
delt'K&uang
oevcv
Are
you
inclined
to
be
stout
?
P)R
ever
Qusrter
of
t
century
Ktmt
Stjf.RrJudix
Cur
m
I
have
Iten
the
choice
of
thoumndi
upon
thouiandt
of
stout
women
ll
ever
the
world.
Tolay,
with
the
advent
of
the
drapca
gown
snd
tailored
(uit,
it
ia
more
than
ever
necestary
t;o
attend
carefully
to
the
curMt
foundation
Iwncath.
A('
Cvritt
will
give
you
anatomically
correct
tupport
and
control,
amooth
away
any
figure
Hawa
and
brlnj
forth
vour
Lest
linca.
And
there
ia
Nemo'
Conet
to
meet
your
exact
individual
needa
no
matter
what
ty)c
of
figure
you
otteta.
Ask
our
corseticrea
to
(how
you
a
Sejf-Red
jcing
im6t,
and
eiplaln
to
yoii
how
the
famoui
Sclf-Reducinv
(trapi
hanikh
undeurable
flesh.
1
nrre
ia
no
additional
charge
for
entra
Lre
size
up
to
44.
10
MuJehi
"Once
try
a
Nemo
end
you'll
never
change"
Sold
in
Prlneo
Huperl
exclusively
by
u'h
JAB0UR
BROS.
KOPS
IIR0S.
Mmllrd,
Twosl
,
li
jance.
I
his
i
no
in
I.stliunia,
or
in
lluldaria,'
or
even
fiermany;
il
lis
in
Circat
llrilain,
vvhon
bourgeoisie
actually
holds
one.
sixth
of
the
universe
under
ils
sway.
.The
inrporlaiice
of
this
event
is
not
iliminilie.
oy
Ihe
fact
llial.!
for
Ihe
lime
being,
(he
Liihnr
government
will
hecome
a
farce.
that
Macilodnl.l
will
cerlalnly
grovel
-on
all
fours
before
the
opulent
Lnulisli
bourgeoisie.
Of
course,
lho
latter
is
playing
ils
own
political
fiamn
nml
prompt
ing
Macdonald
lo
assume
power,
in
Ihe
hope
that
Ihe
sooner
he
Iocs
mi,
Ihe
nmre
surely
he.
will
he
gobbled
up.
Nevertheless,
(When
mi,
powerful
and
influential
a
bourgeoisie
hands
over
the
power
lo
Labor,
II
may
he
an-1
sumed
(hal
is
nol
done
merely'
for
the
pleasure
of
mnklng
an
"experlmenl."
Thai
Is
why
(lie
advent
of
llanisay
Macdonald
lo
power
marks
a
most
imnnrlnnt
lll.nsn
In
II.
t.
I
f
.I....
I
'
...i
...ii
i.n.fii
i.iii.i.r.
.movemeril,
a
great
advance
lo.
iwaid
the
liberation
of
Hie
Hril-
i-i.
r
.i
....
.
.
.
.
isii
i.niM.r
rins,
ami
a
migniy
stride
forward
on
Ihe,
road
lo
wards
the
liberation
of
the
llril-Ul,
Labor
clans,
and
a
mighly
THE
DAILY
KKWa
Tlinrday.
Mhn-u
i
stride
forward
on
the
mad
to.;
(
wards
the
inlrrnalion.il
rexolo-'
lion,
1
German
Situation
'Hie
second
and
jireater
part
"f
the
sitervt,
s.t
ttnolKt
lo
the
pdiry
of
I
lie
Onminuusl
tt.-tlional.
Xrnotieff
dwelt
m
ile
jiait
oi
lh
trinities
-of
that
ixly
ta
foiims-iit.u
with
the
sit.
nation
in
(iemmny.
Snakinjr
of
wliut
happened
in
that
nuintfy
last
autumn,
he
said:
L
0f'
The
party
4n.eaniii;r
the
Hus-
siaii
lonioiinrl
Party
realitett
that
a
moment
had
arrived
in
!iriiwmy
wlii-h
-r.ult
not
le
re-
.
.
.,
,
..
ftarded
otherwise,
than
as
a
mo-
t
the
UII,
conference
,.f
the
-
.
.,.,,,;
.lk,h
.
.
.
..
.
....
.
haje
a
coniiteralde
rhanre
of
oree.
.
I
lie
esei'til'Ai
of
lh
Thjrd
lnleriiHlioii.il.
ina.le
n
af0Uf
by'
m
of
bavins
twopapcoflhe
Prav.la.
a
lhev(nj(u
,
,
(tri
,a,
i,s
l.on.lon
-nines.
This
i,
lli
first
..j,,,
VVJl.
Ml
n.
,,,
,
tnc
lime
thai
I
he
.fnrefcii
n
i,eerh
on
,,rmJin
Onmmuni'.r
I'arly
,,.diry
of
II..-
Cmmtii.i.l
-
I'arly
n.
,
lojn,
wnl,
m
and
of
Hie
eseeolne
of
WTIiTrd
SjUllIiy.
,,
lnj,
wi
hnw
,
International
ha
apare.T
Hide-
rm,
uf
,h(,
.j,.,,,,,,,
w,
ni
lail
in
Hie
Soviet
ore-.
-
i;.Pma
i.JSViv.
We
advocated
t
he
,ccli
was
divided
Into
,h
ri,lr).
nf
mPintM.r,
(lf
two
parts.
Dm
firt
dcalinV.wilh
Saxon
Communist
Party
lnhop
lu
Vertiet
rives
readers
an
inlerestin?
short
article
on
,UeVlioiis
of
Soviet
foreign
policy
saon
government
what
lo
cnlilies
1
tie
rroinem
01
rieaure,-
a
siiojeci
ino
ai-pnpriale
lo
the
reason.
He
saysi
"If
we
understand
the
primar'
process'
in
the
working
of
the
human
mind
we
shall
see
clearly
why
hahilnal
pleasure
.ecke!
are
always
weak
in
character.
In
this
primary
process
there
is
nrl
a
Ihoiight,
or
idea,
in
the.
mind.
Then
there
Hie
ini.t
order
and
the
seennd
Willi
the
affairs.
,
,,.
it
a,
ium,,i,r.off
ground
or
Ihe
O.n.miiuM
International.
an,
rraiile
the
striate
f.r
'.inovieff
.levoled
a
rni,i.ei-alde
(OWCr
yy0
s
peeled
that
Ihe
'portion
..f
Hie
firsl
wrl
of
Ihe
,
;,,,,,
vhm,
in
Saton
pec-rh
lo
relations
with
Ureal
flmrinslan
srovernnirnl
iwroild
iiisfsl
on
the
iriuidiatc
Macdonald
Cabinet
tarming
of
5n,n6ti
to
on.nou
pro-
Whal
will
Maedonald's
eahinel
,.ariaiis.
and
an
allaek
on
Ihe
.represent.
from
the
point
of
view
iavariaii
Pa.e.i.
Our
llermaii
Lf
ihe
development
of
Ihe
Inter-
,.omrades
had
persiiade.1
u
that
national
Ijil.or
movement
and
Ph
a
manoeuvre
had
a
chance
the
international
revolution?
.
.
.
.
.
f
I
L
.
M
II
.
..
.
......
..
Hie
act.
Any
one
who
takes
uie-cmouonui
iiiik
oju
m
uie
iniiuiie
.inovierr
askeil.
Willi
resard
lo
ny
ftlrk.
II
wa
he
who
pulled!
of
this,
vital
chain
and
puts
it
at
the
end
and
lric
lo
make
it
iP
-top
strata"'
and
petly
parlia-
hack
Ihe
(ierman
parly
hy
Ihe
supreme
i
violating
tho
human
constitution.
This
i
exactly
meulary
polilieiaiis,
he
aid.
it
I
coal
tail,
when
if
should
lMej
wiial
lliose
who
are
seeking
pleasure
ior
uie
sake
01
pieaxiru
are
grPa
importance.
Hut
Willi
H.en
urge.1
lo
fijilil.
.doing.
The
feeling
of
pleasure
plays
a
mosl
important
part
in
regard
to
Ihe
mass
Ijihor
move!;
huii(au
Irehavior.
It
help
to
energize
the
idea
which
leads
to
1(.
it
wj
he
an
eveni
of
ll
Tur.
nilAIITV
AC
Dill
V
TC
aelion.
I'.r
example,
if
it
were
not
for
the
pleasure
of
eating
ntmosl
ituiMM-lanee.
You
all
re-.IMt
QUAL1
1
1
Ul
bULK
ltA
toaiiv
would
go
wiinoui
uie
ioou
necessary
ior
ineir
pftony
mwiiiher
how,
at
the
second
con
strength,
hut
those
who
make
the
pleasure
of
eating'
their
end
iuro
of
the
Communis!
Interna
view
soon
throw
their
whole
mental
and
physical
machinery
out
of
gear.
Gratification
Becomes
A
Poisoning
Evil.
,
"Tl'is
same
primary
law
applies
lo'pvery
ilepSrlment
of
life.
I!ritili
Communist
Parly
lo
sup
The
Quality
of
Hulk
Tea
is
lioiiat,
Lenin
advised
Ihe
young
always
unreliable
for
several
realms.
In
Ihe
first
place,
lie.
port
the
"Menshevik
.nlih
I-n-
injr
tinlnhclled
its
origin
i
uii-l.or
I'arly.
to
vole
for
its
randi-jkuown
and
there
is
no
one
who
dales
and
help
it
lo
come
inlojhaauy
particular
responsibility
power
at
the
earliest
opporlunily.lfur
its
goodnes.
In
ihe
second
.vii
einouoii,
a
iicjuig,
a
graiiui
-auoii
porsue.i
n.r
n
own
sake,
You
rcmentnrr,
loo.
how
frankly
place,
it
is
cxixisfd
to
Ihe
air
quickly
i.ecomes
a
Mnsoning
evnt,
whereas
wnen
conin.lien
ana
nxlx
explained
(then?
U
no
necl'and
iherefore'Wrv
quiekty
loe.
uii-vrii-u
arigiii
s
.in
imp-iiiuH
mmiir
m
.1
iutni.-i
cnu
i
a
i
niake
a
secret
or
the
ran,
thai
,
faVor
and
freshness,
Kvrn
if
power
ror
good.
It
i
only
legitimate
to
pursue
pleasure
wneuwr
should
support
Ihe
linlish
it
were
as
go.nl
a.
"jAUi."
in
nil
is
ior
uie
purpose
01
oivcrsiou
or
rriaxauon,
ior
111
sm
11
a
1-
,r
parv.
Mac.
onal.
s
nartv.
il.e
fir.i
.,ine
it
u-....t.i
r:...i.llJ
.1
:.
...I...
:i..
.
"
.
-
1
1
1
case,
.iiT.
while
wiiiir
pleasure
Picnsnrc
is
1,
,,pprr,,u,
apparently
piu.-iiru
pursued
jj.r
pr
11s
us
own
u
sawe,ihp
s.,Nr,iP
Uie
same
atn(.
w.
way
a
a,
,(,,.
Ihe
rope
rope
'deleriolate
deleriolate
and
and
in
in
any
any
easf
ease
it
.
'
1
.
:
.
.
.
.
.
preparalioii
fo
activity
iJhMstant
end
in
vie.w
which
heighte.ilj..MI(,0I.U"
the
man
who
haou
would
h
-
im'VMis.iide
for
Ihe
of
fhe
recreating
pleasure.
Those
who
take
the
enjoyment
hiniseir.
He
said
that
the
oouer
'dealer
lo
follow
coii..lrolly
emotional
link
out
of
its
tnie
place
in
Ihe
vital
chain
and
put
it
llP.
,
1)m.r
,,.
helier.Jaiue
qualily
Ihrouxhoul
!a.
as
thought
it
were
all
are
really
robhing
life
of
its
high
c.s
1
hecau-e
ll.eir
failure
would
he-
year.
"SAL.MIA"
always
m.i
J"-
(come
evi.lenl,
and
the
illusion
ofitains
an
unvarying
high
jllrilish
Lalnir
he
disjeed
all
the
Joy
Or
Living
Is
Isooner.
and
the
road
cleared
for
Joy
Of
Doing.
proletarian
revolution:
"The
joy
of
living
is
not
the
pleasure
of
being
played
ii(oii
Historical
Revenge
in
a
passive
.-dale
wilh
Heeling
sensational
thrills,
it
is
Hie
joy
That
momeiil
is
now
approarh-of
doing.
Among
the
crowd
of
pleasure
seekers-
we
can
easily
)rj,.h
Labor,
as
a
whole,
delect
those
who
arc
rapidly
deteriorating
in
character.
They
jnierprci.
Maedonald's
aeeen
lo
.ire
iiio'C
who
are
seeking
pleasure
1101
as
a
oeaiiuy
inversion
i
.1
.
.
,
i
.
,
r
....
.
.
.
any
Ihe
the
a
in
sl
sla
a
ml
anl
.
possible
through
skilful
hlemliiiz.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C.X.H.
sleamer
Prince
Ituperl
Cant.
Harry
Ne.len,
arrived
power,
mil
a
a
mere
parliament-1
from
Ihe
soulli
at
5
o'clock
yes-
.......
o.x.
c,tic
kmi,
..
...
..,,..(.
....,Co....,i,
s,
...
p.,
.-y
iall2(.
of
government,
hut
as
fi.-....i...
,u
11
fi
.
-
i
...
.........
......
....
....
ir
us
own
sake
win
no
pra.
urai
mm,
no
iou
purMse
ln
uie.
;,,,
a,Vriit
lo
power
of
the
work-
winjr
nassenter
....v
..v..
....
......
......
,..n
-
r...
in;,
class,
or
the
loiters.
Ilieav-
l.,r
Prinre
llur.erl
a
m
not
to
destroy
Ihe
pleasures
of
life
hu
d
to
uplift
them
and
direct
Tra(!P
irillsh
.worker
h)ks
upon'Kno
I)
J
'
liergiu
Mi.s
V.
S
Ihe.r
energy
nilo
higher
channels.
I
lie
season
of
Lent
was
'
,hitl
U)(.
hlH,rica,
j'u'
a4
menRe
or,
.
,d,ns.
,
Mr
and
Alr.
'
.
never
inlendcd
to
spread
gloom
and
depress,,,,,.
find
.s
both
La,Mir;
Ur
Mio,
,ati
w,,
,p
'a
cheerful
cheerful
and
and
cheering,
cheering,
because
because
He
He
i
i
Ixdh
Loth
Light
Light
and
Uve.
'.u,
or
f
i
i.atior.
-..,.
.,...irtKmi
I...
'..V
A.
.
Christ
said:
'I
came
not
to
delrnv
hut
to
fulfil.'
"
P.
II.
lit;
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Arclibishop
of
C-iledonifi.
Vancouver
Proposes
,Bdeni
unemployment
Kay.
Miss
Sanlnn,
Mrs.
filof
wiU
cease,
and
pre-siire
will
be
Hanson.
Mr.
Ilussell,
Mr."
and
brouuhl
lo
bear
on
the
rich.
Such
r,.
.J.
Will.
.1.
Weaver.
i.
A.
point
nf
view
is
diclalrd
by
Woodland.
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II.
Lepage
'Prince
,a
pi
clasi
as
instinct,
nris.
comra.irss.
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a,.
city
in
IU27.
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lo
be
hoped
that
the
scheme
will
go
through)
Ucr
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and
I'ritice"
IliiiVert
will
iindniibtedK'
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its'
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Ol
Hie
lirilisn
rl.il.lii'ii
Mr
Monro
and
familv
ils
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rininri
n.
.or,
.vioore
ami
laiiiuy
cdv
III
the
son
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movemeni
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"lirilisn
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irrilations
fell
here
over
the
altitude
of
Vancouver
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nun
mere
,s
a
leuueucv
lion.
W.
J.
Va.
Iiisjieclor
T.
W.
ing
Ihe
history
of
s
pnrsons.
Mrs.
Abminatiko
and
Twice
as
Rich
as
Ordinary
Milk
Vhm
rm,
rillalt
,kr
doaklr.
rlrh
fsalrals
af
Ik
is
lla
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ballla
rr-flnna
mik
part
W,
PLAYERS
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KfWTxrsy
n
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
Super-Quality"
10
forlSt
20
"
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7
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i?4-'
SO
and
100
For
econofny
In
tinning,
more
than
half
of
the
natural
water
i
removed
from
Ihe
rich,
freih
milk
that
become!
Car.
nation.
This
leaves
it
twice
ai
rich
at
ordinary
milk.
Nothing
ele
i
removed;
nothing
at
all
it
added.
'J'li
u
.
Carnation
it
rich
enouh
for
every
milk
need,
for
coflte
or
cocoa,
on
cerealt,
fruttt,
ric,
and
in
all
cooking.
Carnation
it
alwayt
rich,
clean,
pure,
safe,
convenient
and
economical.
Your
ifruccr
hat
it.
I'rm4urr4
l'a.ala
CARNATION
MILK
PRODUCTS
CO.
LTD.
134
Abbott
Sl,
Vancouver,
B.C.
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HOME
COOKS
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stlk
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lur
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is,
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cap
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D.Mtta
tHM
DiHrMiil,
Carnation
Milk
U.l"
More
sold
all
other
brands
combined
and
child.
Mrs.
I'atrliell.
It.
Kuo.
K.
I..
Xanlhrup.
Mr.
W
S.
Sar.
lent
and
daughter
illajtellnm.
Jlr.
Ueorge
Frtiell,
Mr.
VA-wards.
J.
S.
Kagg
llaellon
.
V.
WiNon.
Ml
H.
Taylof.
ilwirge
Wall.
It.
Ileuney,
P.
J.
While.
Mrs.
M.
MeAnley,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
P..
C.
Phillips
and
child.
Mrs.
P.
Ilegan
and
child
Tctk-wa.
Mr.
Hills
and
child.
Mr.
Allen.
Mr.
Cavln.
Morle
Craig.
P.
S.
Iloiuiey,
A.
H.
Malheon.
Mr.
ami
Mr-.
I.
It.
I'uni.
J.
V.
King.
Mr.
MusfoM,
J.
Hunter
Harrison,
.1.
C.
Ituniil.,
i.
Hind.
T.
Mays.
II.
Mrlmnald.
S.
1-1-wanl.
II.
King
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Uray.
For
Slewarl
V.
T.
fteavley,
Mr.
llarner.
T.
V.
Wilson.
I'.
It.
Wilson.
J.
W.
Frame.
J.
P.
(V-Keefe..
Mr-.
II.
ludl
rtnd
Mrs.
F.
Suiilh.
For
Anyot
C.
N.
Itoyd,
W.
T.
Ilayne,
Mis-
M.
Johnson.
Mr-.
C"lc
ninl
-on.
Mr.
Miller.
If.
Mrhoostall,
W.
Longfellow.
Herl
lide.
Fred
While,
J.
W.vXimn.
J.
Wilson,
II.
Mooreliouse,
P.
Carndl.
II.
D.
Clegg
and
Mr.
Me.
Millao.
Mrs.
II.
J.
Keoir
tihrrlt-
for
the
Dally
Newn.
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking.
DAILY
SALE
BULLETIN,
No.
4
K
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.
oor
w.rols'hed
TVi.TT'ifhil
TfllTftTV
I.
.hi
Willi
.ii
O'l'ilar
Mop.
O'Cedar
Makes
Housework
easy
Till
M
rrli
loth
we
will
give
KHKK
one
.m.i
:.
i
ounce
iMttlle
ol
polisli
with
evcrv
'
.ifiKMinioig
lo
.'.
and
over,
or
the
ani
I'Olllll.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYD0CK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
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T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Flouting
Dry
Oofk
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
PUern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
A
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PH0NE8
43
and
385.
Bath
Room
Fittings
Towel
liars,
Horn
Hislies,
Tumblers
and
,l",l'lfr
HoldetN.
.Soap
an.
I
HpotiKi'
Holders,
Toolh
Hnisli
ll',1,ie
Hooks
for
the
Hath
Hohe,
Hot
Wnler
llolllc
ami
hlvoe
Sliop,
Whik
and
Hrnsh
Holders,
elC.
"
,
v
livery
piece
gnnrntilc'd,
now
on
display
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our
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