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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 293

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mp in the demand, with sellers ex- in quantities until consumers havebeen educated up to the cloth, andthis is a rather slow process. Themaking of styles in various materialsalso helps a great deal, and it is verylikely that the sale in cotton wouldhave continued smaller except for theincreased… … Plain Warp Cotton Eponge. pecting that no large future opera-tions would take place. During thissame time, however, fabrics of thisnature have been produced in quitelarge quantities in wool and combi-nations of wool and cotton, and alsoin silk, and it is freely admitted thatthe sale now is larger…

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