Music Trade Review

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FIFTY-TWO PAGES
THE
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V O L . X L V I I . N o . 1 4 . Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at I Madison Ave., New York, October 3, 1908.
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$ 8 E OS°PER S YEAR CENTS -
'VERY CHICKERING PIANO is a work
of art, capable of responding in a soulful
MMI manner to the most refined touch of the
cultivated musician. It has been that tonal charm
—that marked individuality—which has given the
Chickering piano the leading position in pianodom.
Chickering pianos, from the time they were
first launched in 1823, have been created to meet
with every requirement of the artist and con-
noisseur, and Chickering individuality has never
been more
pronounced
pianos sent forth
than
in the
present
from the Chickering plant.
The recent Chickering models of Upright
and Grand pianos are conceded by those best
competent to judge to
instruments made.
be the
most
perfect