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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1918-12-20, Page 7W .4Deta.'.New 1,1L. �Mh. Adi bkk 41111111111111111, 5,� flo*eis ot �bu� a w4dd 0 i f to. enjoy thel frag- ce �,oseso ��04" ran of R o f Music if you to aiaiiro, 4a briltAtW-P. i Now Edison s lee Vv - t", has on al, JULIA IIEVOUQ11 any 01145ions Athat her living vOi0' and Edison% en Dia of it. are Indistinguishable Fte-Greatii in direet comparison- -vilen - heard muot hear her voice OR R You A__ kills 41onem Re -Creates her beautiful mezzo -s voice. No "talking machine", is able to Re-Greate music, but our New Edi- son Re -Creates all forms of music very delightfully. Come. and hear the New Edison,,. or witte-me- and,- I 'will call - Over. two Alion music lovers have been present when the New Edison tone test was being made; and they have realized, a ill realize, that. the 0� You W New-Edis alone can actually ie�create the human ' voice and the music of hu -- man -played instruments. Also Ambegola Agen6y A full range of Reco�ds kept in stock Wo, H M I L T 0 -K. AUBURN P.O. A- 9 Ant-�'oor Godprich, Clinton and Seaforth. Also, -Agent for Ahe DeLaval Separajor. Separ- ators 6upplied on short notice. the form of business Ontario—at Staynet, Fenelon Falls, evidence takes nile the oth:, extension and the launching of PI!OJects ZeOtiyr, and Kinisnotint, w are in Slanitoba—at Eden and MWESS OUTUN%that have been in contemplatloii'during er �e new Ahe war. Typical of this tendency i,4 Gfen ZJ The location of Lhcs the Sterl -Hug Bank bag Opened Six Nei% the fact that within the last two weeks branchts suggests that Ing Branches in Last Two Weeks The Sterling Bank of Canadu has open- Bank managernelit plans to extej3d its espite the'variance of�opinions re- ed six new branches. This well -cal- sphere -of service in the direction in always shown an especial ling the outlook for Canadian busi- culated action constitutes an expres- which it has ,, tarming communities. 3 substantial evidence is accumu- sign of faith on the part of the Slerl,7 interest—in t day by day that business men frig Bank executive In the solid pros- a Man aday ng e1ral - PeritY that lies before Canada. Of Prejudice keeps many gen are tonfident that the im r are located in froba. a good friend. Hate future- is full Qf promiste. This these six branches fou --- -, - N W. - 4UNERAL OF',GENERALO UPSETT rUnerS, . Di Generel jApsett UM the Unes. TAW" Me COMU 1rulu bmc 5' tka Priwe, of Walm fouo*iat this COMIL #ft s MAIR 4 Oak- � A& 'A 5T T` "�, Rr! -9, TO set, A Few WoOds 'Aboi4t 00V VOS *01W*W$ 0hoilik Ow 101"a nwbukol "WV. Sbw *of*", not' oft" %kq occalko to UU tho PO& 60-*. 4 QW. $0pt 60"04y: SkO04, of 40 000s M�* ow Punt i4clU604 W i0mu 'be W- ow 004 k*4� ofna hath for oar A- in hiii *VVVWP"Wy0-w VIftt w1likbi. it is cow-aQ, r I to a -to-d t touts to be fol tl*q Jor" 415 d*kks. Ow ycws kii, lk pe '' on UP t, New fow, !, I aW4 fwt wb" *Z wou on 40, tow betltw wh&AN '10 whkh we itne m4uniptum Valp "44" �Vv have betti haTAed i*6sUctor A tfing Machine Ty pee, � So 7 The C0 r is set, machine on wl1i(:b the reading matter of ThL' Sta Advertisements and a Large as well as. a portion of the amount of job Work. The modern Linotype is the evo-, development. The Star's Linotype lution'of f()rty Years will cast type In any size from the smallest up to what is and by the addition of exttil­ known as 36 _point type, 'I I 1A rw -Unlimited- nuraiRs -6f ty pe f a= ka uAl-4 le agazine"n 1. f six dIfferent faces. our present equipment consists 0 The macfflnels equipp 0 ed with the jatest devices. includ­% ing the Cutler -Hammer electric ineiting pot in which ithe metal from 'which the'type is cast is melted and main - with the exception tallied at a constant temperature. the Ill of the keyboard, the operation of yhine is auto matic, rarely requiring expert attention its capacity VAF 0 for producing wotkls only limited 1., 1. expertness of the operator. One of its many advantages is We clear and easily -read appearance of the printed page, the type t -,-- each time it is used. ueing 11-1-110 Visitors to The Star office- are always welcome to see tile macline. it is in operation every working day and pr, actice.111y every hour of the day. 7 brt"— I t cafti* U11 otisawly LL 116 The Star's Big Newspaper Press. This is a well and, 'substan tially-built printing ma- chine and is known as a Two -Revolution "Hoe" Press, and is or�%,oj the best* flat-hed* presses built in America. Its weight in rr�etal is approximately seven tons, -and . it is a masterpiece in ift class of the inventor'� conception and the machinist's skill., The Star's "Falcon" Job Printing Press A This machine was built �t Otley, Yorkshire, England, and is senii-autonlatic in its operation. The operator delivers the sheets to tile press and after being printed they are self -de- livered in an even pile at the back 'of the macliine. It will print a quarter -sheet sale bill or a small card and will turn out completed copies at the rate of over three thousand impres SiOTIS per hour. The Star..; Mailing Machine ']'his is not I large maclime, in fact it is one of flie sinall- est mechanical devices we have In the office, but It is a very important little article. it Is made of brass, witil steel knives and will paste, cut off and place 'the printed addresses on the ripers at tile rate of several thousand an hour, if necessary. ilitv of its oporator is its only limit. Like most devices The al- -ornetimes 41 humanly devised it lacks absolute perfection and s ixed to the paper and comes a label'will not be properly aff h . . . . . off easiIN, hence the cluestion sometimes asked, "where i my copy of' The Star this week." 2h. 61 6 . .6 Press The Golding"'Art Jo This is one of the largest�-sized platen presses built, and is of powerful construction. itis equipped with unusual inking facilities, being especially de- signed to produce the fulest cla." of half -tone w ' ork, embossing, etc., as well as giving practically perfect re%ults it, letter press printin.9- The'.Stargs Folder lie folding machine, of which t le Accompanying engraving is a very good reproduction, will fold four. six, *eight, ten, twelve, six- teen eighteen or twenty pages, p ing them together if neces- ast X -,), , sary, and trimming them evenly M, -.. il, 'rarely gives us any trouble. at the to Of ages. it is'a great time-saver and During the past season The Stir added a wire stitfhing machine of large capacity, our former machine being too 111tht for much of the work being done. This machine will pierce and bind hard surfaced stock,.Up to nearly three-quarters offtninch in thicknes. Other mechanical ejuipment includes a powerful paper cutting machine job and pro(if presses, au. tomattic p7erforating devices, automatic num ering machine, etc. our plant also includes large fonts of Jab and Poster Type, in a variety of faces, suitable for all kinds qf Job and Poster Printing# We are constantly adAing to our plant of rype And Printing Material, keepin up-to-date all the time. We be ield of the province second t4 whatis classed the rural lieve we fill a place in the Printing and Publishing f fiAd-11and then some." V 7 7- ro k 14 A m 11 4@ MAIR 4 Oak- � A& 'A 5T T` "�, Rr! -9, TO set, A Few WoOds 'Aboi4t 00V VOS *01W*W$ 0hoilik Ow 101"a nwbukol "WV. Sbw *of*", not' oft" %kq occalko to UU tho PO& 60-*. 4 QW. $0pt 60"04y: SkO04, of 40 000s M�* ow Punt i4clU604 W i0mu 'be W- ow 004 k*4� ofna hath for oar A- in hiii *VVVWP"Wy0-w VIftt w1likbi. it is cow-aQ, r I to a -to-d t touts to be fol tl*q Jor" 415 d*kks. Ow ycws kii, lk pe '' on UP t, New fow, !, I aW4 fwt wb" *Z wou on 40, tow betltw wh&AN '10 whkh we itne m4uniptum Valp "44" �Vv have betti haTAed i*6sUctor A tfing Machine Ty pee, � So 7 The C0 r is set, machine on wl1i(:b the reading matter of ThL' Sta Advertisements and a Large as well as. a portion of the amount of job Work. The modern Linotype is the evo-, development. The Star's Linotype lution'of f()rty Years will cast type In any size from the smallest up to what is and by the addition of exttil­ known as 36 _point type, 'I I 1A rw -Unlimited- nuraiRs -6f ty pe f a= ka uAl-4 le agazine"n 1. f six dIfferent faces. our present equipment consists 0 The macfflnels equipp 0 ed with the jatest devices. includ­% ing the Cutler -Hammer electric ineiting pot in which ithe metal from 'which the'type is cast is melted and main - with the exception tallied at a constant temperature. the Ill of the keyboard, the operation of yhine is auto matic, rarely requiring expert attention its capacity VAF 0 for producing wotkls only limited 1., 1. expertness of the operator. One of its many advantages is We clear and easily -read appearance of the printed page, the type t -,-- each time it is used. ueing 11-1-110 Visitors to The Star office- are always welcome to see tile macline. it is in operation every working day and pr, actice.111y every hour of the day. 7 brt"— I t cafti* U11 otisawly LL 116 The Star's Big Newspaper Press. This is a well and, 'substan tially-built printing ma- chine and is known as a Two -Revolution "Hoe" Press, and is or�%,oj the best* flat-hed* presses built in America. Its weight in rr�etal is approximately seven tons, -and . it is a masterpiece in ift class of the inventor'� conception and the machinist's skill., The Star's "Falcon" Job Printing Press A This machine was built �t Otley, Yorkshire, England, and is senii-autonlatic in its operation. The operator delivers the sheets to tile press and after being printed they are self -de- livered in an even pile at the back 'of the macliine. It will print a quarter -sheet sale bill or a small card and will turn out completed copies at the rate of over three thousand impres SiOTIS per hour. The Star..; Mailing Machine ']'his is not I large maclime, in fact it is one of flie sinall- est mechanical devices we have In the office, but It is a very important little article. it Is made of brass, witil steel knives and will paste, cut off and place 'the printed addresses on the ripers at tile rate of several thousand an hour, if necessary. ilitv of its oporator is its only limit. Like most devices The al- -ornetimes 41 humanly devised it lacks absolute perfection and s ixed to the paper and comes a label'will not be properly aff h . . . . . off easiIN, hence the cluestion sometimes asked, "where i my copy of' The Star this week." 2h. 61 6 . .6 Press The Golding"'Art Jo This is one of the largest�-sized platen presses built, and is of powerful construction. itis equipped with unusual inking facilities, being especially de- signed to produce the fulest cla." of half -tone w ' ork, embossing, etc., as well as giving practically perfect re%ults it, letter press printin.9- The'.Stargs Folder lie folding machine, of which t le Accompanying engraving is a very good reproduction, will fold four. six, *eight, ten, twelve, six- teen eighteen or twenty pages, p ing them together if neces- ast X -,), , sary, and trimming them evenly M, -.. il, 'rarely gives us any trouble. at the to Of ages. it is'a great time-saver and During the past season The Stir added a wire stitfhing machine of large capacity, our former machine being too 111tht for much of the work being done. This machine will pierce and bind hard surfaced stock,.Up to nearly three-quarters offtninch in thicknes. Other mechanical ejuipment includes a powerful paper cutting machine job and pro(if presses, au. tomattic p7erforating devices, automatic num ering machine, etc. our plant also includes large fonts of Jab and Poster Type, in a variety of faces, suitable for all kinds qf Job and Poster Printing# We are constantly adAing to our plant of rype And Printing Material, keepin up-to-date all the time. We be ield of the province second t4 whatis classed the rural lieve we fill a place in the Printing and Publishing f fiAd-11and then some." V 7 7- ro k 14 A m 11