Here we go again, trying to make up our minds which name comes first.
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From the Hobart News of Sept. 28, 1916.
(Leon Rhodes? Never heard of him. But this is the News, a paper not remarkable for its attention to detail; maybe the reporter heard someone say "Lee 'n' Rhodes" and thought that was one of the partners.)
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From the Hobart Gazette of Sept. 29, 1916.
Right next to an ad placed by his old partner, George Bruce!
Monday, November 22, 2010
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So Mr. Rhodes has made his entrance. But that's a nice ad by Mr. Bruce--looks like he knew some the competition was coming.
(I like the ad by the House of Muscat--their motto--Live and let live???)
I guess the House of Muscat was trying to be the no-pressure furniture place, kind of like Carmax today advertising that "no haggle" policy.
I wonder what relations were like between the two ex-plumbing-partners? Friendly competitors, or hated each other's guts? :) We'll probably never know...
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