. Programme. taine^s Im Tied laid LijQ010LLia^ Cheaper than Hardwood FloorsMuch More Satisfactory to Use YV/E have just received from England a shipment of these famous Linoleums. There are both tile and parquetry effects. Cement them to the floor and you have all the advantages of hardwood without the high cost. Staines Linoleums are resilient and soft to the tread,yet a part of the construction. To the eye they alwaysgive forth a cheerful message. They are labor-saving yetabsolutely sanitary. IVe shall be glad to have one of our men go over withyou the matter of having one of these Linoleums
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