Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 232
? First, the wool is sorted. Wool sometimes travelsa long distance before it is delivered to the manu-facturer. Perhaps the wool in your skirt was grown inEngland or in Australia, and was shipped in great sacksto New York, and then to the manufacturer. As it is MAKING OTHER GARMENTS 219 sheared… … Courtesy of M. J. Whittall. Fig. 120.—Wool sorting. for dirt and grease, he prefers to do so because of thepreserving qualities of the grease. Even f of theweight may be dirt and grease. The first thing themanufacturer does is to sort the wool to put the goodgrades together, and to separate them…
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