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EVERYONE A PIANiST. With a Broadwood Playor Piano in the house, eyoryone can play. The piano may bo used for solo-work by tlie most brilliant executant ; or, with tlio player mechanism attached, an untaught child can make delightful music. The Broadwood Player Piano is every ounce British, all made by British craftsmen in one British factory. It is built to last, the ordinary perishable rubber tubes being icplaced by aluminium. The Broad.vood Player Piano: keep the name in mind, and' when you are buying a piano ask us about 'it. Our great and i lipid turnover enables us to charge the lowest, possible prices, and a precisely relative benefit applies when hirepurchase payments are arranged. The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. Local representative: W. C. Cargill.*

BUSINESS NOTICES. MARVELLOUS CURE! MRS. R. CARTER, of Nsrsary Road, Llnwood, ChrUtcbarib, writes cs Ps4" rcary mot, 1910 : " Six months a?o I lost ovory hair on ray hoad. I was bs batd as a beby. My IM«nds advised me to give Brlcs'e Rogen«rator a trial. It turned out a succau. 1 bare only used four bottlot, and nut retting a «ptondld head o( hair. I can ruecsnawid It ua V9m.i.»Tiai tblaj." [ mionPTLV CUHBB M BEQERERATOR - - 3/6 jj SPECIAL STRENGTH, 5/6 | ©tBOASSJfir; GREiit'J. 2/. jj SBB THE O.ENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS | OF CURi-S. I BRICE'S Pit i£ L'ARATIONS ARE OBTAINABLE FR'OM PEDW A S 3 a EGMONT PHARMACY, STRATFORD, Where Photographs of cures can Iw seen- (| THIERS arc many »;.ntni<-<itf. Tlilx M * one excels simply by reason ol its ',l starting ofilcacy. Acts like a cUnrm ■i ln I CUTS, BRUISES, 1 BURNS. SCALDS, SORES, SPUAIKS. ', Antiseptic and Utaling. (\ SOLD EVERYWHERE - - 1,6 i^KsasEKE xt® Kit eh 'HOBS Ami frvJL A jsu.roperhes.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 2

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