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Tk Florists' Review 





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Judged by its noise, a single cylinder atttomobile is 

 the mightiest of motor cars. 



Judged by its noise, Beaver Creek, a tiny Montana 

 mountain stream, is far greater than the Mississippi 

 River. 



Judged by its noise, the crow is a more majestic bird 

 than the eagle. 



And so it is with men and business. Judged only by 

 noise, many insignificant enterprises would be consid- 

 ered great. 



As in nature, so it is with men. Those of us who 

 try to do our part in life a little better than the aver- 

 age, go forward to our goal without pomp or ceremony, 

 always simple, always friendly, ever willing to lend a 

 helping hand to any man — and never boastful. 



While quietness is not mighty, yet we realize that — 



Might is Quiet. 



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