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Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Aye., New York, August 4, 1906.
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RESULTS are impossible from a poor
foundation. To build up a good reputation
your foundation must be good. Quality and merit
are inseparable ingredients in the masonry of the
business reputation built to stay.
They must be
irreproachable. You can build up your piano business
successfully with instruments that have character,
whose merits are unquestioned, whose reputation is
unassailable.
Cockering
for eighty-three years has occupied an unapproachable
vantage ground. The Chickering position on the
heights of piano fame has become impregnable.
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