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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3030, 17 March 1917, Page 13

He didn't know S l . 5 \ \ I the difference between a I 'PIANOLA PIANO' and | \ an. '-ordinary player-piano. | \ .''■."'! a - ' S "jp&ERHAPS he did not read the advertisements, '>\ \ \ a $ or it may have been that his memory was .■ ]\ I & defective, but the fact remains that, he had i; I no idea that all piano-playing instruments are not |[ jj "Pianolas." t\ % if' a■' S • ! This was a pity, because when the salesman showed \ \ | him an instrument that looked like a "Pianola," and jj • which appeared to have much the same functions as \ ; \ a "Pianola," he did not bother to look for the name \ \ —"Pianola"—on the instrument, and he went on \, I his way satisfied. jj 1 J ' 1 But when the instrument came home he looked for \ \ the Metrostyle, that infallible guide to tempo, .and ' : | I it was not there.' He looked for the Thembdist, •. | | that device which gives the human quality of touch'; i ■■ and it was not there. Then he realised that he had \ i not got what he set out to buy, and it cost him both \ fj money and trouble before he could replace his \ j purchase by a genuine "Pianola" Piano. j I ■■'. ! f Be wiser and remember that the word a § "Pianola" applies to only one instrument— \ | adjudged by all authorities to be the best | l The genuine Pianola can be obtained only in the f I following world-famous Pianos: The Steinway, | I Steck, Stroud, Aeolian, and the English-made I I Weber. ' | I It is not necessary to pay cash to secure a Pianola, 1 j our easy terms of payment consisting of a moderate | \ deposit, and monthly instalments bring the Pianola ii | within reach of all buyers. '! 1 a' ' 1 ; I? unable to call, write for new • 3 I Pianola Catalog'. We will gladly ■ jj \ mail a copy free of postage. j \ 1 D I -1711710 DIRECT I B, LLWIDo REPRESENTATIVE § Bakers' BiiiMkgs JJ I 189 Featherston St., Wcflmgioa, MI. Hi. Ncw:Tbpie,©f i Cooversatloa «a Tift . J !^tkis.inof!niiid:iV^;" lllliiillß^^ In Fountain Pens, as in everything in If /ifl else, it is merit that tells, and that is Ml J-| jj why the "Swan" has for a quarter |ysj §=§ if of a century gained more users every ij § 11 111 year. When you buy a "Swan" Mil ||| you know you have a guarantee of |JU| j|ff p| . excellence.in workmanship, perfection f|lj| M\ <M* of detail, and that absolute reliability Mi Wk ||||| which has been the consistent, keynote Mb Wm Islls f „c •■ r . e ea.ta tsW \KnS or owan manufacture tor a ppj Mb) H generation. Mm $|| !|||| Sold 63 Stafiasm <mi Importtrt Ecayvhert. \u]'l m& 1111 Standard Paltera with Safetj Pattern wits [H M $M fell Cap, from tz/8 Sorewon Cap, from 13/- Mf, i,£ ||| ||i M iil MABIE, TODD & CO., LTD., II M 111 79-80, High Holbprn, Lcndon. Ml._ &% ill NMchsster, Paris, Zurich, foronlo, &c. Stohkv- bM \S M , ,i^i^ (Wholesale only) Mjj, George St. ~ London Faotorr- 'Ml'S 1 ' TiWj 'IsSKr VS'Ar a \" a S \-' S ' E ' Assooiale HoDSe-Mafte, KUs brii>S 59)1?' Todd4Co. I ln c .,Newyorkaß<tQjiMjo. *S«a