Music Trade Review

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THE
flUJIC T^ADE
V O L . X L V I . N o . 1. Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman BUI at I Madison Ave., New York, January 4, 1908.
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$ 2 .OO PEI 'YE°AR
CHICKERING
The Oldest Piano in America
and the Best in the World!
The position
which the Chickering Piano
has won in all lands constitutes at once
the strongest testimonial to its artistic excellence.
The supreme court of musical art, composed of the world's great-
est musicians have accepted the Chickering as typifying the highest point
attained in musico-industrial progress. The creators of the Chickering Pianos have
never been content to rest upon the vantage ground won. They have ever
sought to create betterments wherever possible, and, since
1823, investigation and scientific study along acous-
tical lines has been a fixed policy in the
direction of the Chickering
enterprise.
CHICKERING & SONS
Piano Forte Makers
BOSTON, < ^ K » E H I I ^ > .
MASS.