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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 15

ifnttttiminnuiniKliMiniiM round in the Homes •' INH CHENEYOne of the reasons for CHENEY.'superiority— wherein the CHENEY is fundamentally different. 1 THE CHENEY ACOUSTIC SYSTEM '- .1. Reproducer. rv ■ 2. Tone Arm. /^(fafcdEiEF§))® •'* 3. Stepped Concentric ■''•■■ d?™*"-; .^^.^giii.,..,.,. I Rings. .' ,;- a! '|r /i'" __^" p''.'~"^^"" .-—^ j J 4. Tone Conveyor. . ■ F '*. . '.' ',". ■ I 5. Upper Cubical . ' f .___ , ■ L I | Chamber. " ; . ',_.-■ —-^*^^^ ■ - 6. Palate Bar. . v —t-THffirjrT] ,*■' *r*':' 8 7. Lower Cubical ' (flj || © '' g\ 1 ' I ' Chamber. T^?l^^^ — — ■ I ." j S. Orchestral Chamb- s%**4i^ ~~ ~^ '' ' 9. Violin Shaped .-^^ ~—~-^^T\^ Resonator. — — -i-—*"^ - I From the stepped concentric rings to the violin shaped .resonator, I Cheney tones pass through chambers of seasoned spruce and maple, I the most vibrant of all woods. This wood is live, responsive, seasoned ! by the elements. Through use it becomes ever more responsive, literally mellowing in its own music. Hence The Cheney—like a rare old violin—constantly enhances in musical value. , .„..:- J Prices from £38 'Cerms to suit. I CHAS. BEGG & CO. LTD. ; Dunedin Wellington . Chvistchurcn Timara ' 1 Oamaru Invercargjll Nelson . London. • •■■- j| CHENEY DEALERS IN EVERY TOWN IN THE DOMINION/ / I^ELLOW Bread keeps fresh to the last B **■ crumb^-because it is-MADE [WITH E . MILK. -;^^^^^*;4^^i,,,«y^..^v.^y /■ Milk^'n bread makes a wonderful 'difference—i | it adds to the flavour, doubles the nutriment. ff and betters the keeping and cutting qualities, t I See that you get KELLOW Milk-Made | - Bread—most city and suburban Stores caa • I supply, or you can have it delivered direct from I W. A. KELLOW, 110 Taranaki Street, I Wellington. Telephone. 22-155. .::. . - r.