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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 281

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well-fitted mills to produce justsuch cloths as we are considering, afield where competition is not so keenand where profits are comparativelylarge. A large mill cannot producesuch fabrics in small enough quan-tity and if they could, the detail ofso many orders would probably tie upa mill. A man of… … Artificial Silk Stripe Overdress. this character, or similar ones whichare in style, and which show a goodprofit, although the orders are small.A good many mills, probably most ofthe small domestic ones, trail thelarge operatives, making similar pat-terns and competing, or attempting to,on prices.…

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