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Title: Canadian forest industries 1910
Identifier: canadianforest1910donm (find matches)
Year: 1910 (1910s)
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Subjects: Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries
Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : Southam Business Publications
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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CANADA L U M 13 E R M A N AND W OODWORKER 53 THE TRIBUTE OF A GREAT NEWSPAPER Magazine Section THIRD PART THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD What an Insurgent is SEE PACE a PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1910 WORLDS BEST SAWS ARE MADE HERE /foiling Large Circular 5m Plate5
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Brazing ant/Filling Band Saws In the rapid whirl of events which have world wide interest and signifi- cance, it is seldom that the management of a great metropolitan newspaper is profoundly impressed by the methods and achievements of an individual enterprise. But on February 6ih last, the Phila- delphia Record—one of the foremost journals of the nation—employed an entire page to illustrate and describe the Disston saw works ; to tell the deeply interesting story of its founder and his successors ; of their purposes, theiridealsand their accomplishments. Here are some of the editorial statements that were made: "There are various reasons for the growth of this Philadelphia industry from nothing to the greatest of its kind in the world. One is that it He was the great improver and developer who placed Philadelphia made saws in their present position at the head of the markets of the world for quality, finish and cor- rectness of pattern — a position which his successors so ably main- tain." Filing Long Saws has kept ahead of all others in the processes and inventions for sawmaking. In the beginning, Henry Disston made saws to live, later, when wealth came, he lived to make saws. He studied his art—for it is an art—as a pain- ter studies colors. And he produced a masterpiece. Disston saws, files and tools give longer and more efficient service than any other imple- ments of similar character manu- factured. Business association with an organization which occupies so high a place in the commercial and manufacturing world ; an organization that expends so much time and effort to serve the interests of its patrons, is an asset for every msrchant and mill owner who handles or uses saws, files and tools. HENRY DISSTON & SONS INCORPORATED (KEYSTONE SAW, TOOL, STEEL AND EILE WORKS) PHILADELPHIA, U.S.A. Canadian Works: Frazer Avenue, Toronto. Canada

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