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in
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DRAWING
IN
SWEEPSTAKE
Two
British
Columbia
Names
Come
Out
in
Lottery
on
Irish
Hospital
Sweepstakes
DUBLIN,
May
30:
Two
British
Columbia
tickets
were
drawn
today
In
the
Irish
Hospital
Sweepstakes,
that
for
Elixir
Valerln
under
the
name
of
'Canadian
-
American
Steamship
Co.,
Vancouver,
a
pool
of
employees,
and
for
Camelus,
held
bypercey
Thomsett
of
Victoria.
Bach
will
receive
at
least
$4,000.
and
Indeed
the
city,
can
111
affoitf
to
lose
this
unassuming
.
and
effective
player.
Jimmy
never
spoke
on
the
field.
He
played
the
game.
took
the
knocks
that
came
his
wa?
and
went
on
playing
Big
League
Scores
BUFFALO
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
Mrs.
Emily
Crawford.
Fort
St
John,
Will
Carry
Out
Experiments
the
city
authorities
to
Mrs.
Emily
L.
Crawford,
pioneer
rancher
of
Fort
St.
John,
for
crossing
with
her
Canadian
Legion
Beats
Regiment
By
Score
of
Two
to
One
in
First
Senior
Soccer
Match
of
Season
Senior
football
got
away
to
a
good
start
last
evening
when
the
Canadian
Legion
football
team
won
over
the
Rerriment
bv
two
troals
to
one.
There
was
a
big
crowd
in
to
be
drawn.
j
raid
Into
Regiment
territory.
A
nice
The
horses
will
run
In
the
Derby
bout
of
passing
between
Woodslde,
at
Epsom
Downs
on
Tuesday
next.
JIMMY
ROSS
IS
LEAVING
Well
Known
Local
Football
Player
li
Away
to
Scotland
to
Reside
Jlmmle
Ross,
who
has
play'.
1
football
for
the
Regiment
Team
slnrp
hp
ram
to
town
nlavfd
hU
Smith
and
A.
Hodgkinson
was
stop'
ped
by
Kelsey.
Edgecumbe
put
In
a
fine
shot
for
Murray
to
head
the
ball
past
his
own
goalie
to
give
Regiment
the
first
goal.
Howe
got
away
and
forced
La
Idler
to
make
a
fine
save
at
full
length
at
the
expense
of
a
corner.
From
the
result
ing
kick,
well
taken
by
Bussanich,
Canada
time,
the
players
showing
lack
of
training
that
might
be
expected
In
a
first
game.
Legion
had
rather
the
better
of
the
game
and,
from
a
cor-
jner
by
Bussanich,
Smith
headed
a
fine
goal.
The
Regiment
attacked
Th
hMt
uHcR..
nt
h
nrfmnf
I
strongly
and
Wilson
centred
welli
and
of
the
football
public
go
wlthjbut
baU
was
cleared.
Cross
de-hlm
and
his
family
and
they
arjl"1
to
Kore
a
lne
wished
all
good
luck
In
the
landillme
snot
xiiat
J"
missed
the
up-that
Wilson
tested
Smith
but
the
breeds
so
many
good
football-1
rISnt-
.r.
uauer
ciearea
ana
iun
imie
iouna
the
Regiment
attacking
but
unable'
to
score.
Teams:
Canadian
Legion
Johnston
Smith;
Skinner,
Jack:
W.
Murray.
American
League
iw-
Murray.
Woodslde;
Bussanich,
Cleveland
9,
Detroit
2.
Only
game.
1
F-
Hodgkinson,
Howe,
p.
Smith,
A.
National
League
Chicago
4,
Pittsburg
3.
Brooklyn
3.
New
York
2.
Boston
5.
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
9.
St.
Louis
14.
HoagKinson.
Regiment
Laidler;
Ross,
Kelsey;
Edgecumbe,
Watson,
Thurber;
Wilson,
Lyons,
Cross,
DeJong,
Wlngham.
Referee,
W.'
Barton;
linesmen.
!
Blake,
Kelly.
Some
Comment
The
Legion
team
was
well
served
by
Smith
in
goal.
Jack
at
'back
never
put
a
foot
wrong
throughout
the
game.
Skinner
kicked
strongly
but
was
erratic.
Woodslde
showed
neat
footwork
at
times
and
the
Murray
boys
used
their
height
to
advantage.
Smith
was
the
pick
of
VICTORIA,
May
30:
British
Co-
I;
.
'
'
"
tt
'hearted
Howe
;
his
lumbla's
first
herd
of
catalioes.
half
game.
was
cattle,
half
buffalo,
are
expected
to!"fual
bi"st18
and
"odg;
ofTyoung
!
trotn"f
and
Bussanich
result
from
the
shipment
buffalo
6uH
from
Beacon
Hill
Park
ihwed,lup
"mea:
,
.
For
the
Laidler
h.ro
.
tim,
H.M,.
Regiment.
was
a
safe
goalkeeper.
Ross
tackled
well
tvii.
nim.i
i.
ki
nr.,(oj
u
"
This
animal
is
being
presented
by
.
Vm
Kelsey
,
began
well
,
but
,
weakened
w
,
towards
the
end.
Watson
also
seem
ed
Vancouver
Island.
He
has
become
Miss
Elhrt
ormbrah
Becomes
Bride
too
ambitious,
lately
and
has
taken
0I
itaph
prton
to
attacking
his
aged
father.
The
parks
authorities
are
glarl
to
get'
t
marriage
took
place
Satur-rld
of
him
before
he
does
any
real
day
May
30(
at
Watun
Rlveri
Queen
harm
ln
the
family.
FOOTBALL
May
30
Booth
vs.
High.
DDD
Sor
skin
aIections
It
cools,
oolites
Instantly.
A
flul
that
actually
dors
tvash
the
MeniMted
skin
clean.
A
bad
kKlii
Is
iitifortunale,
rinliarraMlug,
uuneresMiry,
with
Ihls
foruiula
w
rich
In
liealiog
ek-ucutt.
'
OKMES
LTD.
W.
J.
McCUTCIIEON.
DRUGGIST
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye,
Ear.
Nose
and
Throat
Eyes
Tested
For
Olasses
At
St.
Elmo
Hotel
Charlotte
Islands,
of
Miss
Ethel
j
Ormbrah
of
Watun
River
and
Ralph
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Pr,
Tuesday
$3.
Catala
1:30
pjn,
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
George
10
pjn.
c
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Following-
is
the
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
baseball
league:
.
June
1
Millionalrs
vs.
Sons
of
Howe
equalized
the
score.
Cross
hit
June
4
S.O.C
the
upright
with
a
beautiful
header
from
a
corner
well
taken
by
Wing-ham,
At
the
other
end,
Smith
tried
out
Laidler
with
a
high
deceptive
dropping
shot
but
the
Regiment
goalie
was
all
there
and
saved
well,
last
game
tan
evening
as
he
leaves
I
The
second
nalf
for
for
Rfifttland
toflav
The
Reimenr,
scrappy
a
Season
Starts
on
Monday
Millionaire
Meeting
Sons
Canada
vs.
Elks.
With
of
June
8
Elks
vs.
Millionalrs.
June
11
S.O.C.
vs.
Millionalrs.
June
15
Elks
vs.
S.O.C.
June
18
Millionalrs
vs.
Elks.
June
22
Millionalrs
vs.
S.O.C.
June
25
S.O.C.
vs.
Eiks.
June
29
Elks
vs.
Millionalrs.
July
2
S.O.C.
vs.
Elks.
July
6
Elks
vs.
S.O.C.
July
9
Millionalrs
vs.
Elks.
WILL
NOT
CUT
PRICES
B.
OFFICE
WINNER
a
NV
ft.
Softball
Fixture
Last
Night
Ended
in
Score
of
17
to
4
Offices
defeated
Round
House
by
a
score
.of
17
to
4
last
night
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-
attendance
when
Mayor
Orme
officially
opened
the
season
jsociation's
Softball
League.
Batter
With
a
kick
worthy
of
the
mayoralty.
es
were
Boulter
ana
Arney
ior
ui-
With
the
hill
in
their
favor
the
Regiment
attacked
and
,
T"11
and
Peterson
for
Wlngham
crossed
a
dangerous
centre.
Howe
made
a
good
run
but
Ross
cleared.
Regiment
attacked
and
Wilson
was
close.
Smith
show
Tickets
for
minor
prizes
are
still
I
ed
clever
footwork
to
lead
another
iKouna
Mouse,
me
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
'Station
'Offices
Round
House
W.
L.
5
3
SPORT
CHAT
Pts.
5
3
1
The
game
last
evening
between
the
Regiment
and
the
Legion
foo
-
(
ball
teams
was
well
worth
seeing
j
and.
If
the
teams
can
put
up
sin.-,
I
liar
displays
for
the
season,
football
Is
assured
of
a
successful
yea
-.
Next
Tuesday
evening
the
Merch-
i
ants'
team
is
due
to
meet
the
Le
j
iglon.
With
the
veteran
Sam
Gur-J
jrle
in
charge
of
the
Merchant
V
,
team
there
Is
every
prospect
of
this
being
quite
equal
to
the
other
I
teams.
In
goal
there
is
a
choice
'
nt
Crm
f"ltrr!h
sit
Tn
Vf
arr
am
Both
of
them
are
good.
Styles
Is
slated
for
one
of
the
backs
ardi
!
Douglas
the
other.
The
latter
I
.t
j
newcomer
from
Scotland
and
Ws
;
form
will
be
watched
with
lnte-1
est.
Sam
himself
will
hold
down
the
centrehalf
position.
Geoiv?
lichell
and
George
Hill
are
the!
iwlng
halves
so
there
will
be
no-
C.
Paper
Mills
Will
Not
Follow
weakness
mere.
Tne
lorward
line
Example
promises
to
be
the
best
in
town
i
but
fortunately
for
the
other
teams
It
is
announced
from
Vancouver
promises,
particularly
in
football,
that
there
Is
small
prospect
of
Pa-
are
not
always
fulfilled.
The
threr
dfie
coast
newsprint
manufaetur-j
Dlekens
brothers
are
all
clever,
era
following
the
example
of
eastern
;
wttn
Jim
McKay
and
Chenoskl
lo
The
attitude
of
I.
Zellerbach,
pre-
l
treu,a
"'.."vwa.c
U1
uuuyuiK
;
sldent
of
Crown-Zellerbach
CorpJ11-
p
"Bob"),Isblster.
Mr.
Isblster,
of
which
Pacific
Mills,
-Ltd,
Is
the
!
resldent
of
Hamllton.
OnU
one
of
Canadian
subsidiary,
is
that
thethe
immortals
of
Canadian
rugby.,
eastern
mills
have
merely
come
,
big
man
and
when
he
hits
any-,
down
to
the
level
established
on
in,n
n-
mere
is
one
the
Pacific
Coat
last
fail
-There
is
i
Impudent
bear,
somewhere
near
Lac
,
(
nnfhtnir
In
h.
.lUnllnn
tr,
maPraf
;
SaUVage
Who
COUld
Support
thU.
the
world
for
some
months
and
there
Is
no
reason
why
we
should
reduce
prices
any
further
merely
because
the
east
has
come
closer
to
the
basic
price
we
set
for
the
Industry
last
fall."
When
Powell
River
Co.
MtablUh-
Interior
s
Oldest
Plow
Presented
to
VICTORIA.
May
30.
-Over
:
This
Is
ft
tale
of
a
cannibalistic
j
pickerel
whoso
name
might
very
well
be
Legion.
Eddie
Trafton
went
lavishing
near
Norway
Maine.
'Reaching
theshore
of
Pennessee-;
wassee
Lake,
he
saw
Bud
Dunham
rowing
frantically
towards
land.
AirVllVPC
flf
R
P
"See
lf
1
navc
driven
a
big
pickerel
nillllVCO
Ul
U
V
i
ashore,"
cried
Dunham.
"It's
a
!
whale,"
shouted
Trafton.
peering
100
Into
the
shallow
water.
He
ran
to
Pelton
of
Kundats
Island.
The
years
old
and
considered
to
be
the;
his
parked
automobile
for
a
land
coupie
wui
reatae
ai
fori
uiemenis.
iim
plow
brought
into
the
Interior
Ing
net.
The
huge
pickerel
obliging
1
of
the
province,
a
hand
forged,
Pi
V
C
!
I
wrought
Iron
plowshare
weighing
OteamSnip
OallingS
til
pounds,
has
been
presented
to
I
the
provincial
archives
by
Mrs.
D.
IMunro,
of
Terrace,
widow
of
the
,
,
late
Duncan
D.
Munro,
the
first
10
p.m.
,...i.,.
n
.i,.
..iii
partment
of
agriculture
In
Central
ly
awaited
his
return
and
allowed
itself
to
be
duly
landed.
Then
the
ponderous
mouth
disgorged
a
black
bass,
one-pounder,
which
Trafton
returned
to
the
lake
little
the
worse
for
its
adventure.
He
squeezed
Mr.
Pike
to
see
It
more
finny
Inhabi
tants
could
be
given
up,
and
out
of
the
mouth
came
another
pickerel
"
T-lirrr.r
V'r
,
It
la
believed
to
have
been
forged
:
nearly
a
foot
long.
DO.
WBlUCUd,
nuuiJlglll.
l
h
hlai.Vmlth'
Ihnn
of
VnrV
I
I
!.
Additional
vVuil'l'
ctory.
Hudson's
Bay.
more
than
I
sun
fUh.
The
cannibalistic
pickerel
May
if-ss.
rnncess
Aiice.
sp.m.
a
century
ago,
and
was
brought
Into
i
weighed
four
pounds.
All
the
fore-From
Vancouver
,the
province
by
traders
arriving
at
(going
was
solemnly
asserted
to
be
8unday
ss.
Gatala
4
pjn.
Fort
Fraser.
For
over
50
years
It
was
"gospel."
Morelembelllshment
than
Wednes.
ss.
Pr.Oeorge
10:30a.m.
jn
active
use
ln
the
Chllcotln
'veracity,
perhaps,
was
a
statement
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
i
p.m.
country,
being
later
taken
to
Prince
that
the
bass
nodded
appreciatively
SS.
Cardena.
pm.
George.
when
given
Itsjrecdom.
uaiuraay
ss,
wince
cnaries
1
it
will
be
placed
on
display
by
the
!
J3
10
30
a.m
.province
at
the
World
Oratn
Show;
There
will
always
be
an
unceas-May
0-
ss.
Brincess
Alice
a.m.
in
Reglna
in
1932,
in
contrast
to
the
inn
cron
of
new
controversies
be.
II...
AA
...
.
.
.
r
iay
u-
as
rnn.
Loui.se
a.m,
uitra-mouern
macmnery
tween
nations.
Herbert
Hoover
PIPE
TESTED
pie
s
Society
held
a
campflre
meet-
,
...!,
..,
i
,i
...
Mr.
ISDISier.
Wim
E.
ll.
UlCKinSOn.
'
...v-
an
an
entertainment
cukiwuiwciu
wi
hibiiv
iWl
..ttn-
we
70nrK.Ph
.
mintsH
i
'
Toronto,
and
W.
F.
Close
of
Mon-
nKlat
evening
on
a
beach
near
the
members
of
the
lodge
and
friends.
ciiciuai.ii
u
quoicu
nallownv
Rnnlrla
hrttm
vHth
11
t,.
e.i.
u.
"
It
I
A
A.
rm
Enjoyed
By
Young
People
of
Church
It
U
a
serious
matter
to
hare
pita
and
oht
person
in
four
has
them
at
one
time
or
another.
Te
annoyance
acd
distreas
la
great,
itudimtultto
obtain
luting
relief.
So
much
so
taat
a
surgical
operation
may
be
considered
necesaary.
That
is
ualesa
your
phyiidan
ia
familiar
with
Dr.
Chairs
Ointment
for
many
doctors
recommend
this
treatment
to
their
pitienti.
For
nearly
half
a
century
Dr.
Chaae'a
Ointment
has
been
the
never
failing
relief
for
itching,
bleeding
and
protruding
piles.
It
ia
now
very
tt
nerally
known
by
the
medical
pro-lesalor.,
and
the
public
generally,
aa
the
standard
treatment
for
this
totturlng
ailment.
Aikyour
friends
about
Dr.
Chaie'a
Ointment
for
"uiers
are
boosters"
ln
this
cue.
Relief
comes
quickly
and
you
can
obtain
the
ointment
at
any
srug
store.
Auto
and
Truck
Engines
10
to
CO
Horse
Power,
Suitable
for
Marine
or
Stationary
Use.
Itatteriea
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Generators.
Lowest
Prices,
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Vancouver
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Second
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Ea.st
Entertainment
For
Eagles
Is
Happy
Affair!
The
United
Church
Young
Peo-
The
Eagles'
dancing
class
staged
The
coast
has
been
the
irBi"
weni
w
"c
oauvage
a
snori
"'"r
rZ
as
saying.
""V.:'
'TJL,.
,
V
,V
T.
T
,
members
present.
President
w.
J
E.
Hall
and
.u
there
la
.
i
.
time
aeo
to
fish
one
dav
nftpr
was
a
ate
on
shore.
Mr.
Isblster
lay
down
truck-
A
lare
bonfire
was
made
and
corn
ted
for
the
occasion.
to
tire.
Thurber
made
a
very,he
sold
on
reasonable
terms
'bear's
snout,
knocking
the
animal
PromUm
tart
ln
KnUr
'
P11
"
the
lnto
cattle.
He
wUl
be
the
first
buffalo
football.;
Production
is
running
along
at
liberated
to
tWi
nrovlnce
outside
a
CA1Ketai"uc
wus
KOOa
vros5
maae
a
about
the
usual
rate,
with
Pacific
wl"
13
Jcei
oeiow-
ic.erinCm-
parreSme
fine
Impression
and
this
boy
should
M11U
operallng
only
five
days
a
be
f
the
party,
hearing
the
here
underXnd?
'
o
Lyons
Is
also
a
good
pros-
weelt.
but
PoweU
rivw
Co.
Is
utUlr-
Ph'
hurrtad
back,
arriving
in
CatalloMi,hae"
been
bred
at
Wm8ham
a
not
up
to
his
mK
lts
new
Ula
Rlver
development
tlme
to
see
the
dlscomfltted
bear
Dariff
and
used
for
beef
but
their
!f$uaI
iom
though
he
took
corner
and
seven
machines,
B.
C.
Pulp
&
:Me
-M
production
I
riever
a
tmp-
kick
We,L
sh0wcd
cle"t
Paper
Co.
U
operating
at
capacity
ln
Into
the
woods.
Mr.
Isblster
6topprd
rWmml.1
befwe
to91
but
nd
on
to0jan-
W"'
turning
out
sulphite
pulp
O.
Jer-
"
at
Mantreat
,0n
his
way
home.
excellent
beef
antinals
to
the
Peace
,lfe
and
U
dangeroug-.
!Pny.
U
now
in
the
Orient
investl-
J
l
S
,hSL!2S
1ea
evidently
consider
themselves
River
country
and
wlU
not
feel
the
...
Z!
ffng
trade
conditions.
Japan
and
cold
of
winter
there
as
keenly
as
Vatllll
KlVPl4
!chlna
are
ong
the
company's
wuuea.
as
wen
m
aogs.
ordinary
cattle.
Tiie
buftalo
bull
to
be
shipped
to
Prtnlrt
We1
Mn.
Crswfdrd
hactl
distinction
of
VOUDie
HCU
being
the
onlv
or
ever
bom
on
beat
customers.
the
Aerie
large
atten-
lowest
puce
wjnc
ior
newsprint
ui
-
-----
------
Barrie
took
th
memhnea
nut
In
hi.
,i.
,w..,.
luiicn
wmcn
trie
party
cuokcu
ana
n-mm
Mmuuj
uc-
for
a
nap
on
a
rock
which
fell
away
community
wngmg
was
enjoyeo.
Dy
Tne
program,
opening
with
"O
sheer
In
to
deep
water.
Awakened
aIL
Bruc
vena
told
a
campflre
Canada."
and.
closing
with
"Ood
suddenly
by
a
noise,
he
saw
before
8ory
Btu?
tl?
meeUng
came
to
a
vc
the
King."
IneJuded
vocal
him
a
halt
grown
bear.
Surprised,
clos
wlln
tne
rvlng
01
"trtah-
by
R
8,,
and
Mre.
Fred
he
threw
out
his
right
hand.
The
menU-
Hunter,
eemle
sketch
by
Mr.
Cook,
ed
a
price
of
$48
a
ton,
It
was
stated
,
bear
aPPl
at
it.
raking
the
back
by
officials
of
that
corporation
that
!of
hu
hand
wllh
four
snarP
Xttth-this
fleure
renresented
the
absolute
Suddenly
very
wide
awake.
Mr.
Is-
mlnlmum
at
which
newsprint
could
I
Dteter
Put
over
a
le,t
noolc
t0
vocal
duet
by
the
Misses
Roma,
ln-
Have
you
pala
your
suDcrlptlon
stmenUl
duet
by
Master
Cameron
to
the
Dally
News
this
year'
Hemorrhoids
Or
sUi
r
quickly
ttlltvtd
y
Dr.
Cki'i
Ointmint
and
Miss
Feero
and
comic
songs
by
W.
E.
Funneil
After
the
proerem.
there
was
an
informal
banquet.
Tlie
winner
In
the
raffle
of
a
$10
gold
piece
was
Hoy
Becker
with
ticket
number
164.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Unrk
OAKAZUS
Is
eotnlnct
Mike
Menntett
well
known
log
urr
of
this
(tlitrlct.
left
on
thr
rmrnlna's
tntto
tnr
Mayo
aiflte
lii-herur.
Mlnjrjfsota.
where
he
will
eerj;
treatmeiH
at
the
hands
of
specialists.
Frank
Merit
and
daughter,
Eva.
left
on
this
morning4!
train
for
Usk
where
they
will
spend
the
week-end,
returning
tomorrow
afternoon
with
Mrs.
Morris,
who
hat
been
visiting
there
for
the
past
week
with
Mrs.
Sam
Alger.
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
provincial
police,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for.
Edmonton
when
he
will
take
charge
of
William
II.
Dahl.
who
waj
arrested
recently
at
Red
Deer
on
a
charge
of
burglat
-Izlng
Joe
Brown's
store
here.
Of
ficer
and
prisoner
are
expected';
back
ln
the
city
next
Thursday
Iter
Rutherford
of
Kelowna.
dls-
i
trlet
governor
of
the
Qyro
Club
I
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Pxlness
Alice
this
morning
en.
route
to
Ketchikan
to
pay
an
of
ficial
visit
to
the
club
there.
He
will
return
here
early
next
werk
to
pay
a
similar
visit
to
the
local
:lub.
Near
LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER.
"Last
treek
a
alxtynlne
mile
pale
council
considerable
damage
to
our
supply
boat,
delaylngiher
visit
to
the
Inland
by
four
day.
I
don't
mind
living
on
canned
gtxuU,
hut
to
go
without
Turret
pipe
tobacctrtrell,
tt'a
juit
fix
much
for
any
man.
When
the
boat
turned
up
this
morning,
1
filled
my
pipe
ulth
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
You
ran
ratify
imagine
hoie
good
It
tatted
after
a
tolmcco
fast
of
four
day
a'
Try
ShU
better
lp
tobcr
made
from
the
lineal
of
selected
lraf
and
Mended
to
perfection.
mill
operators
In
reducing
prices,
!
complete
ms
tme.
opposing
a--
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Meeting
JJc.
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cvntaint
i
pukrr
Kaiult
20V
IMckafe
ran
taint
J
ftokrr
humli
i'Pmnd
tin
contain
12
uW
handt
TURRET
TOBACC
A
good,
cool
smoke
Pipe
tested
Turret
fine
cut
for
ihoir
w
n
rlf
their
own
o
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