t, will not workeven and will make uneven yarn.A cotton graaer is a valuable manto a mill if he will attend to his bus-iness. He should see that the millgets what it pays for and not allowjust any old thing to be dumped onthe mill, even if he be a good friendto the seller. But with a goodgrader it… … R. V. Porter, Batesburg, S. G. eral bales which he would with theordinary grader, in a short while hewould have enough to run the mill aweek. Then if he wished to runthe rejected cottxjn the overseerwould have time to adjust his ma-chinary to suit it and could makea more even yarn with it than if…
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