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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Like Any Other History
—the history of music is largely a record of
individual names and the accomplishments
they stand for. And like all history, it is made
afresh, every year. The hero of today is eclipsed
by him of tomorrow; the bright reputation of
the past is dimmed by later failures.
True
greatness can be tested only by time.
In the commercial chapter of this long and
shifting record, there is at least one name that
shines as fixed and unchanging as a star.
That name is
It stands for a piano that has been kept above
the reach of criticism; for a piano that has
never compromised a hair's breadth with com-
mercialism; a piano that has had but one
standard of success and that TO BE RECOG-
NIZED AS T H E BEST INSTRUMENT
THAT HUMAN HANDS CAN BUILD.
We are honored with the Pacific Coast agency
for this superb piano. It can never be sold on a
price basis. It will appeal only to those who
wish the world's closest approach to perfection
in a piano.
WH@rB Allen®
-MASON AND HAMLIN PIANOS-
Two Entrances
Oakland—510 12th and 1105 Washington
135-153 Kearny and 217-225 Sutter Sts.
San Jose—117 South First
(A Recent Advertisement
of a Mason & Hamlin
Representative)