MAKING HOME HOMELIER.,

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 12, 11 May 1912, Page 3

MAKING HOME HOMELIER.,

If you have no children, you need to keep the house as bright am! cheerful as possible—you m ant a irtauo. If you have children growing up about you, yon want to oi ike home as attractive us possible *or them—you want a piano. It does net matter what your circumstances: yon can afford a piano if you go about it in a sensible way. Let the Dresden Piano Company show you the way. The Dresden iTira-PurcJiaso System brings brings splendid pianos into the •reach of everybody. The Company’s stock is very wido; you are offered the choice of pianos by all the groat makers of the world. If—on the other hand—you can’t play, make inquiry about the Broadwood Player Piano. The Flayer can be fitted oi removed at will when the piano it required for ordinary solo work. The Player itself is made by Broad woods. Needless to say, it is irreproachable alike in mechanics, material, and workmanship. In short, it is the best in the market! Go into this matter now! M. J. Brookes, North Island Manager. Local Representative of the Dresden. G. W. Mills.