<br>"What more appropriate floor for this sun-flooded kitchen and breakfast-nook than these resilient squares of U. S. Rubber Tile – with wainscoting to match? Richly colorful – these remarkable floors of resilient rubber combine decorative beauty with outstanding practicality."
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