So I had to run through the ruins and find old stovepipes.

J. W., with two of the other clerks, was unloading a shipment of stovepipes.

People are on the boats: men lounging, women in sun-bonnets, children, stovepipes with streaming smoke.

Pretty soon they got up to go out, and Baldy took up a pair of stovepipes.

In an environment where seconds count and the users are often battle commanders, we couldn't afford stovepipes.

Some had grass growing on their roofs and could only be recognized by the stovepipes peeping out.

Pine smoke scented the air, rising from dented stovepipes in the lodge-pole shacks on the edge of town.

With the exception of the large room there were no places for open fires, but only holes for stovepipes.

Snug, too, they looked, with smoke coming out of stovepipes that ran through the roofs of several of them.

The two cabins of the Blue Mesa, hooded in white, thrust their lean stovepipes skyward through two feet of snow.

Yesterday I had to change the stove and stovepipes because it smoked so bad that it almost smoked us out.

The older daughter, Anna, and the two big boys slept upstairs, where the rooms were theoretically warmed by stovepipes from below.

On the veranda were Hinkle and Ben Willing, the latter in a stovepipe hat; others wore stovepipes set at a rakish angle on one ear.

Stovepipes angled from the house on every which side.

But off exhibition the "Stovepipes" were not mere street corner ornaments addicted to posing and manicuring.

"He didn't hammer stovepipes and carry kitchen-boxes and cut fire-wood, you know."