Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 232
annot give detailed figures.In woolen lines, it is true that a verylarge improvement could be made, forin many cases, prices are not madewhich compare with the costs of pro-duction. The cloth we are considering is asimple weave. The stripes are plain,and on each edge is a leno weavewhich holds each… … Silk Mixture Leno Scarfing. to vary prices, but the mills receivelittle benefit unless gambling is re-sorted to, and, of course, this Is notthe way to run a mill, as some havefound out. It is a fact that many cot-ton manufacturers are more accurateand systematic in keeping track oftheir costs than…
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