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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 459

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and then put on the clamps andsqueeze. I recently had an occasion to visit a very fine resi-dence in course of construction in the burgh; and theporch columns were of cement, fluted and with orna-mental capitals. When they arrived on the site, theywere 12 inches in diameter, instead of 14 inches,… … -! N n * Lay-out of stairs for three winders and for four winders. they are too heavy to send back, and we will send youthe 14-inch columns. The 14-inch columns arrivedlater and were placed in position. The owner figuredif he buried them in the back yard, in some hazy andsmoky future, they might be…

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