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The Best in Oak Flooring Manufacture

A'shipment of Long-Bell trade-marked oak fooring reacheg you in first cla88 s6ndi1i6n-thq reeult of standards of manufacture, Ioading and ehipping unsurpasaed in the industry.

Study these pointe of superiority:

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-The greatest care is ueed in the selection of raw material.

2-All the elements of kiln drying are under exacting control.

3-The utmost precision in the operation of mechanical eguipment.

4-A systemof grading and inspection pledging the best and moet uniform results.

5-Careful loading "r,d irr"ry precaution to prevent damage in trangit.

Itis constant adherence to these pradticeo which assurea the dealer of having, in Lbng-Bcll trade-marked oak flooring, a product as ncar per- fect as man and machinery can make it.

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The Truly Poor Man

A man is poor when he gets out of tune with his environments, when his friends,have lost confidence in him, when h€ has but dark pictures on the walls of his inner life, when his character is diseased and dishonest tricks of evasion dominate his heart and soul. He is indeed poor when he puts something over his friends at the expense of his character, when the Golden Rule ceases to direct his thoughts and his everyday When a man's character is spotted by dirty tricks he.is facing the most abject poverty.'A man is poor because O'Donnetl

We Bet On The Fishing

Old Zeph Dorgan sat on a log near the bridge one Sunday morning, casting anxious glanpes at an uncertain sky. His willow. fish-pole and can of bait lay at his feet. Before he had quite decided on the weather the minister came by, having taken a short cut owing to the fear of a sudden shower.

t''W'ell, brother Zeph," he said, t'is yo' gwine to chu'ch, or is yo' gwine fishin'?"

"Ah dunpo yit," replied Zeph, "Ah'm jest a-wrastlin' wif ma conscience."

This Was Dirty

"Pa," said little Clarence, "vou've done a lot of fishing in your time, but did you ever catch a jelly fish?"

ttNo, I never have," replied Pa'!ut I did," snapped Ma

On Growing Old

Uncle Joe Cannon said on his eighty-ninth birthday: "The way to grow old is to pay no attention to it. Some men retire from businpss at sixty or so, build bungalows in Los Angeles, and do nothing over afterwards but sit on the front porch and listen to the hardening of their arteries. That's a bad thing.

"A worse thing is to join one of our year around seashore colonies. There the men all get to be golf cranks, while their wives, never missing an auction in the Japanese shops on the board walk, become auction cranks.

"Or1ce I spent a week-end at a seashore cottage wherc my host and hostess were cranks of this kind. My bedroom was next to theirs, and f hardly got a wink of sleep for all night long the golf crank kept yelling out in his dreams-'Fore !'-and instantly his auction-crank wife would il1s1pgj-'fqur and a half'."

Parting

The dust is on t'he highway That leads around and down, The footpath and the byway, That leads away from town.

The dust is on the highway, And on the soul o' me, Oh, God o'love, that my way, Should lead me far from thee.

But blythe will be the highway

Begirt with blooms and dew, Dear heart o'mine, when my way, Shitl lead me back to you.

\,[/HAT ONE DOLLAR WILL DO

$ I spent for lunch lasts five hours.

$ I spent for a necktie lasts five weeks.

$ I spent for a cap lasts five months.

$ I spent for an automobile lasts five years.

$ f spent for water power or railroad grade lasts five generations-

$ I spent in the service of humanity lasts for eternity.

-Roger Babson,

Another Kind

Customer (in dru store): "I want a little pink tablet."

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Hubbard On Ownership

"The highest a of intelligence, happiness, and prosperity is found in villages where each family owns its own home, and where the renter is the exception The ownership of a very small plot of grotrnd steadies life, lends ballast to existence, and is a bond given to societ5r for good behavior. "f am no longer an anarchist-I have bought a lot and am building a house," wrote a Russian refugee to the folhs back home."

Presence Of Mind

A few minutes after an alarm of fire was given in a hotel, one of the guests joined a group that was watching the fire and he chaffed them on their apparent excitement.

"There was nothing to be excited aboutr" he said. "I took my time about dressing, lighted a cigarette, didn't like the knot in my necktie so I tied it over again, and then walked out. That's how cool f was."

"Fine," said one of his friends, "but why didn't you put on your trousers?"

Vacant

She: "What kind of a fellow is Jack?"

He: "'Well, when he gets in a taxi, the driver leaves the 'vacant'sign up."