a son worliiy of liis fafiiii. Hehas piactically grown up in the bus-iness and has a fine i)racfical knuw-ledge of the textile industry, coup-led with the very best educationaladvantages. Inlieriting many of hisfatheis fine traits and businessqualifications h(> is busily engagedin carrying on… … wi\(;et yahn ^iills, (jastoma, \. c. plant has 2,500 spindles driven byliydro-electric power, as is all I bemachinery of the Armstrong group..\11 of the Armstrong mills manufac-ture combed yarns, some fine andsome cnarse. There is no better cli- Col. .Vinislrong. (-omb(>d yarns arethe product…
Textile industry
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