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12 DEFEAT REGINA ROUGHRIDERS IN FINAL PLAYED SATURDAY ' Westerners Hold Strong Bengal Machine to 14-3 Score in Battle on Frozen Gridiron Numerous Fumbles by Both Squads in Keen Contest AMILTON, Ont., Dec. 2 rugby champions for the They annexed the muqh-coveted title here on afternoon whin they defeated the Regina Roughriders, champions of the west, b score of 14 to 3, in a match that was played on a frozen gridiron and before less than two thousand fans, the smallest crowd ever to witness a Dominion final here. The westerners put up a much better Hamilton Tigers are Dominion second time in as many years. aturday showing than many expected, especially in the first thirty minutes of play, When they held Tigers to a 2 to 1 score. They showed plenty of tackling ability in the open field and proved stronger on the line th have clashed with this se: han several other teams Tigers on. The Tiger tank corps found openings in the Regina line on numerous occasions, but just.when they appeared to be on the road for a major score, a fumble or slip robbed them of opportunities. Fumbles were numerous and expected. F r the best of the journey members of both teams played with numb hands, so cold was the weather. RIDE. SUFFERED MOST FROM BREAKS From fumbling standpoint. the westerners, suffered most, fumble by Bloomfield, giving Tigers thelr on's major score and frrore by Miteh: utting Tigers in, position to scar: fees than four of thelr single count ors. On the attack, the Roughriders: found Tigess a hard line to pierce Twice they gained vards on this style Of play, but their greatest, success a: in thelr famous forwu pass. play Eleven times during the game thy adopted this siyle of attack and se - en times Uiey were successful. On fone occasion they eained forly yard another thirty-five, and a. gain of twenty-five yards Was. also recorded Dut on the other attemots thelr gains were ten yards or less, Only once did Tigers iy. this play and tt 1 sulted in touchdown, but Priestl Winniper official, ruled that Simp- Gon had taken the pass inside thy twenty five yard, line and the score was disallowed, Big, Margin on Punting Hawley Huck Welch, Tiger's bril Mant punter, and Beano Wright had a biz margin on e-mfield and Erskine, the Western punters. The Tiger pair got. more distance again: the strong gale than the Roughrider: were getting with Il. Weleh kicked two. single. counfers when playing avainst the wind and he add 4 fone, ilo the westerners got all thr points witn the wind) at their back Bloomfield kicked, a 14x ball just ove. the line of serimmage and for very shor? distances. The. brea game certa a) did not favor Tigers. They lost at in the early stages of the ourth dropped tine ball affer crossing the Regina Une they Were penalized In thy same sion for an offside after Cap hisel car ball across the west he Une. and they also. tas? the forware pass play inst Quarter Even Despit the fact. that Regina had the wind In their favor nthe open: x peviod. the Tigers hald them even with the teams five cond session. the Tigers lake advantage of the ind ng 19. buek, but Just where chev thin iki distance x umble Cost them possession and they to be satisfied with a single poln lt; ting the fiftesn minutes of play in the third quarter. They ran the Re- gina team ragged. buckine them ur th gt; field at wil and added seven points to make the score read 9. ta, 3. while. inthe last quarter, they ad-, ed five:single points, while the wes erners were held scoreless: Standing out on the Regina line was Meyers, the former American colleze Star, while Bloomfield. and. Jami Yooked good in spots, HOCKEY RESULTS IL N. HW. L. STANDING International Section G WL DF Ottawa... 8 3 2 1 3S Canadiens ...704 1 1 Montreal 0. 8 4 4 0 Toronto 2412 Americans 140 iL is American ction Wh Dt Boston 7 5 Rangers a4 Cheago ..26. 7 Detroit 2050 7 Pittsburgh. 3 140 Leading Scorers H. Kilrea, Ottawa, 10; Caney. Ottawa, 8: Stewart, Montreal Clapper, Boston, 7, Soliat, Cana- diens, 7 WEEK-END GAMES At Ottawa: Montre-1 3, Ottawa 2. At Montreal: Canadiens 3, Amer- icans 1 At Diltsburgh: Boston 6;. Pitty- burgh 2. At Toronto: Toronto 1; Detrott . Sunda: At Detrolt: Detroit 4; New York Rangers 3. At Chicago: Chicago ; Boston 1. International Hockey League Saturday's Games Buffalo 2; Windsor 0. Cleveland Philadelphia New Haven 3; Philadelphia 0. Hockey Season at Red Deer Will Be Underway Dec. 10 Exclusive te Edmonton Bulletin RED DEER, Dec. Rec Deer Areny Company have cnzaged Mr. E-MeMahon as ice-maker for the season, and he has already started operations aithough the mild weather of late has not been conducive to ice making. The: hockey season opens here on December 10, when the Big Four icop: swings into action, while other hockey teams.tn the: city are also getting i ne for the start of thelr season. The hockey fans are waiting patiently tor the first Work out of the Intermediate team, so that they can see-how the boys will shape up this season. The skaters are also cagerly lovk- ing forward to the opening of th: for skating this winter at the Atena and. it promises: to be a popular pas- Une ith both young and old. U.S. Football EDMONTON BULLETIN /herta s Oldest Newspane Believe it or Not - - er MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1929. amilton Tigers Capture Dominion Senior Canadian Football Honors - By Ripley. Fagor Vrves Si EXAMINE PeEuieve 11 or Nor FLEW INTO 3 lt; TOWNSEND. of Simpson College RAN 99 YARDS BUT Fa2 0 To SCORE 4 Tovcnbown Indianepolis, ov. 1929 *rossing another A WILD TURKEY ON THE DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING At btwe THROUGH A PLATE GLASS WINDOW AND LANDED ON THE SALE COUNTER Babbitt Bios, Store , Williams, Ariz. 1911 CaN YOU DRAW THis Wit WONE CONTINUOUS LINE - Without A MEAT MARKET ysmiTteD By FRANK CHADEK, Stocklon, Cu. a , A SHORT TON WEIGHS (2 POUNDS, UNE MuLuicenT 7ON dougniee Of MR AND MRS TON sa Toy enc ago- PATS and-RANS BILL LEWIS RIDEAUS ARE DEFEATED IN JUNIOR FINALS Newcomers in Action ALL four local senior hockey clubs got in workouts over the week-end in preparation for the season which gets un- defway tomorrow night when the Elks meet Varsity at the -University Rink. With the opening of the schedule almost upon them, all of the teams went through strenuous pra tices and the various managers hope to have their charges, fair condition for their first appearances. While there is still quite-a-bit-of-uncertainty as to the actual make-up of the teams, there will be a lot of newcomers making their bow to Senior Amateur Hockey League-patrons this week. Every squad. has its quota of new faces and there will also be a number of players disporting: themselves in colors different to those th akating season. as there wilt b gt;-music last year. Battle for Defence Berth CONSIDERABLE conjecture is heard in hockey. circles con- cerning the filling of the right defence position on the. Imperials, the post left vacant by the departure of Jim Kin- ney. While Manager Bill Power has made no announcement as yet, there is a possibility that Bill Bell, tall first sacker of the Stockyard Bulls baseball team, who has been working. out along side Pal Power, may get the call. It is also rumored that George Dame, who performed with the Elks last sea- son; will be a candidate for the vacant position. Should this be the: case, George's previous experience inthe senior cuit would probably give him the berth. ee Lineups pelea eer ye Regina Position, football restilis of Saturday areioe Flying. Wing . University of Detroit 14; George- paynor Haiceg 77 SM town ds Bec Bagwey suc Carolina 20; North Carolin James F. Wright BO cigr etree ant Boston College 12: Holy Cross 0- Bloomfield... 01-225 Welsh . vilianova 15: Temple 0. - Sunes - Navy 13; Dartmouth 6 Mitel er Walker) Depaul. (Chicago) 19; Si. Johns na (New. York) 7 (Campbell : Cox Florida Varsily Reserves 9; Univer- eich Denman SHY Of Havana 0. i Clarke ; 7 Taser Midaie Gilnooley - Timmin: Leadiey a lt;Langway Dutr 2. veveuge Fear E Weighi Wood. Stmpsotr ne Gibb: Dwyer 2.0.2 J. wright McDougall Chappel Brown Coamo Tailored Clothes Assure 100 Value The Cosmo Tailors 192 4 FOLLERIN Weed tn Mata tee ths ain tres VY up Brondway or Michigan boulevacd? Heart pumping joy- ously, feet beating the ground in time Grardly intoxicating mo- ment of childhood And later in life who hasn't felt a thrill as the conductor lifted a baton for the overture to be- gin? A moment pregnant with the of the th ell throughout all the Ages of 3 Ie it wise then-inthie lt;Alighit- ened and prosperous day. to countsnance aubstitution of shadow: of music for the real thing in the theatre? tmagine the Irish following Wison DROVE IN RUNS , Lou Fonseca and Ai Simmons drove in four of more runs in gants severy Himes during the 1929 season. Gedrig urned the irick sie times, THE BAND Music Box on St. Patrick's Day Or fife and deum music by. Machine on Memorial Day In- congrucus? Of course, but not more 0 than mechanical over- ture in the theatre, Talking pleturei a new dra- matic form: the radio which stransmits music directly and DOES reflect the artist's mods of the moment; the phonograph in the home where living music usually fs not available are not at Issue here. We are discussing only the SUBSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL MUSIC FOR REAL MUSIC IN THE THEA. TRE, In consequence of which Real Music Is being eliminated in theatres. THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS Comprieu 140,000 prote: nat mucic'are in the United Stat JOSEPH N. WEBER, Fresidvar, 1440-Broadwor, New York. N. Ys ond Conade) Op ratives, who has been peoring at the boys in practices at Varsity Rink, informs me that the Imperials have uncover relieving Lef Boost for the West ) COACH Greg Grassick and his Regina Roughriders sur. prised a big majority of eastern and western rugby fol- lowers on Saturday when they held the famed Hamilton Tigers in a 14-3 score in the Dominion senior football final. Yau Most critics of the game expected to see the Tigers win with- out any difficulty whatever, many of them picking Mike Rodden's squad to-finish with.a margin of 20 points to the good, at least. That they were held to an 11-point victo is not only a credit to the Riders but to western football general. This year's Hamilton Tigers are reputed to.be one of the most powerful aggregations ever to represent the Ambitious City a eity long known for its strong gridiron teams. -They are obviously good in every de- partment and it was no mean achievement for the Re- gina squad to hold them to the same score that the 7H al. Take Second Beating OTTAWA Senators, whose brilliant performances in their early games carried them to the top of the standing the international section of th National Hockey League, took their sevond straight licking Saturday night when Nels Stewart's great work enabled the Montreal Maroons to beat them, 3-2, Two defeats in a row were not enough to dislodge them from the top berth, however, and they still ret their bold on first place, although only by the margin of a single point. Both of their losses were by one goal and only came after hard-fought struggles, so it is not likely that the leaders have hit: any slump at this early Ty Arbour Helps Hawks Win TY ARBoU days when the Western Canada night by scoring a goal for the Blackhawks. Although Uttle has been heard of Ty since he left the west at the time of the break-up of the W.C.HLL. he apparently has been satisfying the Chicago manage- ment a5 he way named captain of the Mawks this year by their new manager, Shaughnessy. great favorite with Edmonton fans when he played here-with- Kenny-MeKenzie's-Eskimos in the Hockey League flourished, helped upset Boston's strong Bruin team in Chicago last St. Thomas Tigers . Take Eastern Canada Title by 10-5 Victory OTTAWA, Dec. 2. Playing adverse weather conditions, St. Thom- as Tigers, Won the Eastern Canada junior Tugby. championship here on Saturday And earned the igat. v4 travel 19 Mgdse Jaw to play the Mate oons of thatclty for the Dominion Lttle, when they defeated Ottawa Ric- aus by ten vo five. Atleast, that was the -reore shen -the-game -bront up in wild disorder, with two mmnutes remaining to play; when the crowd surged.on 10 the gridiron an staged one of the most. disgrace i . scenes that has probably-ever been witnesced In. the sport. The mob scene was. put. on by come two or three hundred speotators whe engulfed the officials and st: Thomas players and supporters in a wllu melee that was nol quieted until che visitors had made the shelter of thes bus as best, they could. Whilo the officials, Reterce Hoody Foster and Umpire Harold ulley Were given a severe handling, there Were 0 s:rious injuries reported after order had been restored. The climax of the agilation against the officials was reached just before Him: expired when Referee Foste: ordered Johnson, Rideau ou : wing to the penalty box to Join Quinn and Ogilvie, team mates. of. his, alresdy there and Polland, Tiger flying wing Who had algo been penalized. Johnson argued with the official t Se ote nder in Shoulder when Foster tried to remon- strate with him, and. the spark bust into flames... The spectators rushed red a-Teat-prospect-in-a onto the field and players of soth youth named Bob Kennedy, who will more than likely be S Grove at left wing. teams, together with officials, were wep? away in a storm that could not be curbed. immediately. Had Played Great. Rugby Up until this time, two fine teame hud played a. great game of football considering the playing conditions. st ing advantage of a second be: break on Sheehan's fumble that gave them a touchdown. Both aged clean rugby. Rideau scored first. ringing up a Single point before te wind in. the opening period. The Tigers vetted the issue in, the seond auarter,.scor Ing touchdown and two. singles Sheehan fumbled one.of Udell s punts : mid-fieid. three Tiger wings dri bled the bali to the Rideau ten vare Birk, where Moore fell on Vall plunged over for a major esore or: the setond down. Medealfe failed 1s ootvert ; thie try. but kleked 70 more singles: before half time. ) Rideaw s big bid for a win came tn the turd canto. They packed up four singles, but failed to get a maja ings given sgainst their five-point Try Called Back Once a tolichdows was called back when Reaume was alone in sn open field, after taking Morrison's for pass, Against the vind in the ry in in fort, but could not make much he: way. They gambled for points, ity but the alert Tigers snapped many of these up. hit back . with grins through the air, and added three more points through the medium of calfe's heady and powerful box y Medealfe was the hero of the. Botion were also. brilisat Ogilvy, MacParlaze. Reaume sohneon starred. for the home, tor witty Morelwon turning in a: guttering exhibition at quarter Atlantic City Expects Two Important Fights are wey-to-promo e two world s championship ring battles uditorium here Tn one, Mickey Walker and Maxie Rosenbloom are to be matched for ths tn the welterweight crown, it lanned to have Jackie Fields nt champion. mest th winne: th Ko at the Garden here on December 13. Ruby Goldstein.Jimmy McLarnin T cla won clean cut victory, tax- od teams ity and losing quarter, Rideaus made a valiant f- siag forward passes at very cpportun- win, although Vall, Udell, Moore ane ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 2. Pians Hght-hesvy ttle, aud In the other, MAKES MONEY RING REFEREE Proves Attraction Just Acting as Third Man In Battles CHICAGO, Nov. 30. Jack De hus broken-out ina new racke mtn Who madns his fists ward to two million doll pertsnced many re tried to wrest th: Gene Tunney, but he has hit pay aire following a succession of pocket strikes. Juck has bloss med out as a fight referee and he probably will go down into history ay the first arbiter to cut ih for a pereentags of the house. The Manacsa Mauler came to Chicago this fall with the announced intention of promoting fights. He put on threo shows at the Coliseum and lost money on evecy one of them, But he was smart enough to sell the sea- son's radio rights to the National Broadcasting company for 50,000, If he loses money on the remainder of his ehows, ie will finish the season well ahead of the game, Promoting a boxing show every two weeks did not provide a person of Dempeey s restless temperment with enough work and he respondbd to invatation to referee a bout in Kan- to see the great Dempsey tn. person From a flat guarantee with traveling expenzes Dempsey ralsed tbc ente for his next Job at St, Louls to a guar- antee, traveling expenses and a cut of the gate. The three-way slice made the refereeing proposition a paying one and the former terror of heavy- Welghts 1s looking for more offers. Tried His Hand Dempsey has tried his hand at many trades since his prominence in istic elreles entitled him to capitalize on-his name and personality, Strange- ly enough, his vaudeville contracts Were the only reul producers of profit, everything else restited in failure. He tried hotel-keeping in Califor- nia, but his easy going nature per- mitted filling the hostel with many non-paying guests. He bought and operated a race stable, but had bitter awakening when he found out the meaning of the phrase sport of kings. He appeared with his wife in a dramatic offering jn New York which petered out inf three weeks. Then he failed to make a success of his promotional efforts here. Of course, one must take into con- sideration that the Coliseum, with its seating capacity of 8.500, 1s too emall place in which to fights at a profit. But Jim Mullen and others have made money there, so Dempsey's (allure must be charged entirely. to tuck of business acumen on his part After reviewing Dempsey's many, tivities during. the last halt dozen Sears.one 18 forced to the cohcluston that the former heayyweight champ of the world made the big mistake of his career when he cut adrift from his frien and mentor, Doc Kearns, the man who raised him froma hobo to the winner of million dollar purses. Kearns native shrewdness - guicee: Dempsey to a world champlonship and in so doing made it pay the largest dividend in the history of the sport. OWNERS GRANT BONUS The pennant-winning baseball tear: in the Pacific Coast. League will bonus of 15,000 in the 1930 se son, according to an agreement reach- ed at a meeting of club owners. Sree ir ene Palace thes sas Exeluaive to-tdmonton Buttet with these who turned out RED EER Dee. 2-The (JACK DEMPSEY 5s5S8 'shoy On Tuesday Night Over the week-end, the exccutive of the Edmonton Amateur Boxin Association hay recelved a number of entrlen for thelr first oxing show of the season which ts belt held in the Mer fal Hall ( morrow night. These additional names on th out an already complete and. the they have the material with which to supply fhe fans with plenty of activity to- morrow evening. One of the new entrics Is a 165 pounder by the name of Ear Rey- nolds, a former Camrose boy, but who ls now entered from North Bank. Knowing this boy, and what he can do, the lt; flcials look. for- ward to his battle, expecting him to ): supply one of the card's fights. HIGH SCHOOL CAGE LEAGUE AT RED DEER Four Teams Organized to Compete During Coming Winter feature High School bBys have organized fof bas- Ketball for the coming stason. AL a Fecent meeting t was decided to form a sckvol league with four teams, and draw up n schedule: be played off starinig in the near future. The captains lected to lead the teams are Jeff Hunter, Jack Grab-m, Jack Connell and Bill wAnderson. Basketball has not been r.ueh by the boys tn the last few ye played the High School . Dut there aze number of players from: the old city team still in the halls of learn- ing, and with Mr. Sw as coach, tht students should so. get in shape. T is hoped that the city basketball en- thusiasts will be able to form a team, and as they have number of ex players in line, they should be able to Une up a formidable team. Games will then be arranged between the. clly and the school, and should create con- siderable interest. The pick of the School teams will be taken to make up a school team for playing other town teams.- The city team and the school team will likely be combined for games with teams from the cities. Indications are that basketa i wilischool. SOCCER RACE IS TIGHTENED ON SATURDAY Manchester City Leading First Division by Single Point LONDON, Dee. 2. The race in the division of the English sgccer league Ughtened up as a result of Saturday's games. Manchester Clty a Trout with lead of one Sife lold Wednesday, while Villa are two points i the rear The Wednesday fate tened thelr average Sature sy by a fine win over Liverpool while Aston Villa grabbed a couple of points gt;. bea'tng Blackburn Rovers. Manchester Clty gc: a point for drawin with Hud- dersfield Town. The best. match of th. series was Newcastle United's repetition of their win lust vear over Arsenal at High+ bury. They won by che only goal scored. Among the individual performances, merit attached to Robson's goak for Grimsby which enabled them to beat Preston North-End s amateur cent Preston North-end sMMMUEUTconter, Bol two of thelr thres gon agains and won the mate. scored for Chelsea against Bradford City in U.c fourteenth min- ule of the first hal. Lon-to-ttet itage throughout the match. Hampson, leading goal-getter in league footbell, gave Blackpool victory over Stoke City by his score in. the eleventh minute of the first halt of Blackpool regained ne secon division by this win as Oldham Athletics were beat- en by- Cardiff City. The matches were played in drench- ing showers, which h.ve deluged the country for the past nine days. The grounds in most places were mud- heaps and dozens of minor games had to be abandoned: Forty thousand peonle dared the slements st Highbury to see the ex- penalve Arsenal machine beaten by Noweastie United. flourish here this winter, after at off of several years. Tce-making has started on the schoo rink, as the ground has been levelled off, and the first flooding has been dote, The weather has not been con- duclye to ice-making fhe past seek but the rink should soon pe ready. It will be well occupled by the skitere, and the varlous hockey teams in the - Grand Boxing Tournament ; (Edmonton Amateur Boxing Association) Memorial Hall, Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, 1929 ATS PM, First Tournament of the season Reserved Ring Side Seats ....... Unreserved Seats .. Tickets and plan of seat C.-M. CROFT, President, ity at the Memorial Hall R. G. STEVENSON, Secretary 27 33 t phasi once for not many days now remain to secure this saving of 20. to 25 on your new Coat. . will hold your coating till you wish delivery. 23 To Delay Your Setecti It s an Ill Wind that Blows Nobody Good Our, distress purchase of fine*Overcoatings from a woollen im- Porter subsequent to the Stock Market crash has placed a high La Fleche Tailored Overcoat within the reach of every man in Edmonton. We need hardly point out that these prices on : overcoats of this quality are entirely without precedent hence this opportunity will be of short duration. Miss this Remarkable Overcoat 5 Opportunity Since the inception of this event, Overcoating reservi Our entire regular stock of Winter Overcoatings is also included xt extraordinary price reductions A deposit LAFLECHE BROS LTD. 102nd Street Just High Class Custom Tailors South of Jasper intone eis Edmor OPENING GAl iS SCHEDUL VARSITY Elks and Univers Alberia Squad U League deasor The curwan wal rise on 30 Eamonwn Senior Ama League campaigu at Vata y motiow mguc waen Coven i foo's Univeraity of Aver Glusncs with Ueorge CrisuAl he turst game ot we season Bikea to yet unaerway ai 8 AL-nvugn, ule unscasuns apes 1 sale nieve tude to leseen interess. in the BFC Dasane lodaiy, che arop in Ture curing ue las. couple 0 served to temhind locas Laus hocacy season 1s Just arounc ner ang Auge cruwd 18 to be on hand waen ac Stuart Matneton's 1our-cyi for puck eireut commencs night. . Uipielals of the league at tue dpumen thay the cuss Me Winter Wilk surpass Wnat pl season and are contident tha will enjoy.one Of tae beat hiswory. They point our players have been los: by a - neweomers have been ade Tanke, so that the brand lt; should improve, in: consequel 7hile supporters of the that wil opsn the s. cdule fare botn confident of victory favorites, most fans be will be close all the way, there is littie by winieh to iv Elks Dark Horses The Elks, woked upon as horses of the league, du to cence of Manager Crisial. Sing the prospects of hls Herd this season, are pretty an unknown quantity. To has been little heard about 1 personnel this year. but a la Der of promising recruits working out with last s:aso ists, They have, suffered n any of the other teams in layers but expect to be ab aggregation on te 1 pent: aut and Phit Mahe Boss Cristall, . whi Dame. regular right winge 1928-29. squad, has uot beet it is understood that he wi Dick Hi 5. net custodian, 15 ano Will not be with the team To, replace the players, 10 however, the-Elks bas array of youngsters and 3 performers trying ou , many Will Ukely be seen in the pi white colozs In the opening. Ferris Brothers On i The Ferris brothers, Garry, are back with tie t this season and Stan willa the defence, while Garry wit be doing duty ns a regular The net-minding job last 9 capable hands of Disk lt;ifo probably be looked after by Allan McNab, who made putation with the Junior E ious campaigns, or Dr. we. Nell Doherty and who performed last yea tor ranks, are showing. goo practice, while Bob MacMill erly of the Maple Leats. ts 1 ecptionally good. Ross Robin nie Robertson, and Faikins : Who are chowing up well. Coach Broadfoot s Varsi Yt in the most strenuous week-end inv preparing for th Two practices, were and: the atud had Dis teat for another pair of worko spared none harges the sessions lt; away a victory in the nit wither Biair or: Ross wil between the gas plpes. for t and Gold sextet, although n choice hes yet been maz: fence will see two former te back together again, when Al Rollie Hills palr un at the ou postflons, BD Montgomery. he name of Leminsky. an aight will comprise the. re: ward. line, while Macdonal find one other, yet to be acl do relief du'y. SAILIN' DAST CA: + E Dec. 12 Moiitcalm so Dee I4 Duchess of Richmon SPECIAL TRAINS FROM ASK US A OF THE F 1 4 Apply to Local Agents, or F. Non, oF W..C. Casey, Ge BLOWEY-HED umrreD HOME FURNISHI 10154 - 101st Str
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