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Grey River Argus, 25 July 1923, Page 6

The heart of the gramophone is its motor. No matter how scientific the acoustic adjustment, perfect tone cannot be attained unless the motor runs smoothly and noiselessly, with uniform speed. Because every shaft and pinion is made accurately and fitted perfectly, the Cheney motor is remarkably free from noise, throbs and pulsations, so often noticeable in ordinary gramaphones. A. E. Kilgour is West Coast agent of tho Cheney, the Master Instrument. —Advt.

The Leading Music House on the West Coast. —Drop in and select the latest records: Fox Trots “Leave Me With a Smile,” “The Sheik,” “In Bluebird Land,” “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes,” “Swanee” (one step), “Venetian Moon,” “Carolina in the Morning,” “Cow Bells,” “If Winter Comes,” “Burnt Sugar” (a triple rag), “Stealing,” “I Want My Mammy,” “Tricks,” “Hot . Lips Blues,” price 5/3. A. E. Kilgour, Piano, Gramophone, and Music Warehouse.—Advt.

I OUR | INFUENZA MIXTURE I Is an unfailing remedy. ® Get a Bottle at once » P Fr° m | H. WILLIAMS & ROSS Chemists. n - Established over 50 years

J. H. KEDDIE, M.P.S. ChEMIST and DIiUGGIST, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. Carries full stocks of the best Drugs. Chemicals, Druggists’ Sundries, Toilet Requisites, Kodak Cameras, Filin', Plates, Photographic Sundries, Regulation First Aid Ambulance Cabinets, and necessary material, Horse, Sheep and Cattle Medicines, etc. Local Physioians’ prescriptions and your own recipes dispensed with accuracy and despatch at any hour. Urgent prescriptions dispensed at residence, Shakespeare Street, after shop hours. Country ojders are sent per return of post or train. ALL FBESH STOCKS AT REDUCED PRICES. ’Phonos 97 and 368. P.O. 3ox 140.