The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-16
PLANT EQUIPPED
FOR BEST PRINTING
Fairmont Printing and Pub
fishing Co. Work is of
Highest Grade.

Ruling ledgers, binding books and
magazines OF all kinds. and job print.
Ing in black and c%olorediinks OF, a char.
acter equal TO that done in the largest
publishing establishments of cities
such as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
New York is done by the Eairmont
Printing and Publishing Company In
Llts. Dig plant in Monroe street.
West Virginia business firms which
nave a large amount OF printing, bind.
ing and ruIing TO be done are familiar
with the work OF this enterprising
firm. for they patronize Il almost ex.
ciuslyeiy for their high grade worA.
Many smaller 1rms, howe yer, and resi-.
dents OF the state in general do not
realize the immense difference be.
tween the magnificent up.to-date
equipment OF the Fairmont PRINTING
ana publishing Company; and the ordi:
nary small town print shop with two
or three antiquated presses and inef.
nlcient help.
One OF the most costly pieces o,
equipment aeslgneds for ruling ledger
pages. pay sheets used by coal com.
panles and other large employers OF
labor with spaces between the lines
exactly as ordered by the customer.
INKS OF such Colors as the customer
may desire are used IN nliing orders
tor rulea pages.
A costly a%uto-press designed exclu.
siyelyst Tor hlgh sraue JOB work Is one
OF the most mouern aaaitions TO the
equipment OF n plant. This press
mas q capacity OF o,UVU impressions
per hour. A hand fed press Is limited
20 less than l,UU0 impressions per
hour.
Two fast cylinder presses, Gordon
presses anu slx mouetu job presses OF
uillerent styles are incluueu i the
equipment. three costlyslinotype ma.
cniAcs are usea Tor the rapid COMPOSE.
lion OF stralgnt readimg matter. Ihe
newest ana latest designs IN display
type from the largest 10 the smanest
.onts q IN quantines to lake care
OF the largest lops I Kept in STOCK.
scores VI employees, inciuding print
ers, ptessmen, a number OIL tnem
.ra.nea III me best pruning establish
llents IN New lorK ana tiIiaueipnia,
aluersGanu thoroughly now 20 get Tue
oest resuits III the OIg mouera plant.
AS a result the worK turneu cut by
the Fairmont printing nj fupilsn.
ing Company, from The modest little
business Cart 10 the big poster prlntea
N liamlng colors or las neatly ruled
pay roll sheet, possesses Il distinct.
I'VE snap ana pulling" power re.
quired o. high graae printing. In
mort all worA tulIieu out py tine Far.
mont Printing ana Publishing Com.
pany possesses the distinguishing ap.
pearance wh!cn the trained expert
produces when supplied with lrst
class equipment AHA nigh grade ma.
,erials. NJ amateur work Is ever Ter.
niittedsto leave the plant OF the lar.
mont Pruning and publishing com.
pany. ~
Fin the bindery department the same
ski!lfui high grade WORK is done that
characteristics the other departments.
Lcdgers anu other books OF all de.
scriptions are bound or rebound in a
skilled and permanent manner. Files
OF magazines are bound permanently
in cloth, boards or leather. Pamph.
lets n cataiogs of all, sizes and de.
scriptions are printed, illustrated with
cuts In colors II desired and bound
in attractive covers. Binding is done
here as in the plants in the largest
cities by sewing with silk or linen
thread TO make the finest kind Of fiat
opening book or by means of staples
according to the desire of the Gus.
toner.
The man in charge of the bindery
department is an expert from New
York and his work is equal to the best
done in any establishment in any city