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Right, Fairbank hotel, owned by Mr. Little, whose nomination papers at the last election gave his calling as Gentleman. Mr. Little has been in the hot(...)
Right, Fairbank hotel, owned by Mr. Little, whose nomination papers at the last election gave his calling as Gentleman. Mr. Little has been in the hot(...)

Right, Fairbank hotel, owned by Mr. Little, whose nomination papers at the last election gave his calling as Gentleman. Mr. Little has been in the hot(...)

Date8/29/1930
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Original Toronto Star caption: Right, Fairbank hotel, owned by Mr. Little, whose nomination papers at the last election gave his calling as Gentleman. Mr. Little has been in the hotel business for a number of years and is also president of a Fairbank engineering concern.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108783F
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