A piano in a locomotive works seems an anachronism ; actually it is used as a detector of hidden Haws. As the components are brought together for assembly a, man .with a hammer goes all over each. If the metal rings true with a note on the piano, then all is well; but if it is a trifle sharp or flat a flaw is indicated, and can ho remedied. Only that locomotive is lit for the road which rings true all over.
Another “K” Kewpie Fainting Competition for Boys and Girls! Wouldn't you love a splendid RudgeWhitworth Bicycle for a Prize ? Open to children, ages 8 to 14. Hurry up and write for full particulars and sheet of pictures to colour. Closing date, Jan. 31. Address your letter to: S. Kirkpatrick & Co. Ltd., The “K” People, Nelson ________ Haines— s6 K V\ .A FIRST PRIZE FOR GIRLS; Brituh-made RudsccWhitworth Bicycle, Value £2l. FIRST PRIZE FOR BOYS; Boys' Bicycle. Value £2l. A ho: 100 BOOK PRIZES.
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Evening Star, Issue 18136, 28 November 1922, Page 8
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163Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 18136, 28 November 1922, Page 8
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