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FORTY-EIGHT PAGES.
THE,
flUSIC TRADE
V O L . XLVII. N o . 5.
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Ave., New York, August U 1908,
SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
$2.00 PER YEAR.
HE splendid tone quality of the Chickering
Piano has won for it plaudits from the
most progressive and discriminating musical
experts the world over. It has been the
tonal richness, architectural grace and careful con-
struction maintained from> the very inception of
the Chickering business in 1823 that has been
the sustaining and impelling force which has
given the Chickering Piano the front position in
the piano world. This position has been won
and maintained because experimental work seek-
ing possible betterments in piano development
have never ceased within the Chickering factory
walls. It has been that desire to progress—that
desire to improve—which has kept
in the forefront of pianodom.