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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 81

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orders. This is one greatreason why staple cloth make.s are soseldom desirous of changing from theirregular fabrics even if the possibilitiesof profit appear somewhat greater whenthe demand is at its best. There arein addition the mechanical and labortroubles which often deter certainmanufacturers… … Mercerized Cord. ■made of combed stock. There are millswhich make combed yarn fabrics withwhat might be called plain weaves, butmost of them use no ply yarn at allin any of their constructions and infew instances do they produce veryheavy cloths. Third, because of theweave which has been used. This…

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