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must be suggestive of purity. For this reason it has long been customary to select something in 
white as a medium of expression. In the case of memorials the choice has always been in 
favor of white marble. Other materials somehow fail to conform to our cherished ideals. 
The spotless beauty of the white stone has a quiet appeal that is irresistible. 
The photograph we are displaying represents one of our later designs. Aside from 
the carven figure of a child, little has been attempted in the way of decorative work. There 
is nothing to detract from the simplicity of the plain white surfaces. It shows you how a 
small outlay in marble can be made to produce a real memorial. 
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