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Tempered clothing--an investment in good appearance (1921)

The House of Kuppenheimer, Chicago. [from old catalog] · [Chicago] The House of Kuppenheimer · leaf 32

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enknown to lose seven inches out of fifty inwidth alone! Some fabrics are given a double dose ofthis treatment as a measure of precaution.It is not left to guess work, however, butto laboratory measurement. After spong-ing, a piece of the cloth is cut off andfitted exactly to a rectangular… … > < J o WOzC/5 1 0) cu T3 t« j:: >> _> *^ QJ *Z^ -t-J o t/3 2 -M 03 C ^ u O GJ t; be o U -a U3 0^ ^■^ (/} Uil<H-l returned. Unless it still fits the patternvery closely the fabric is responged. Woolens such as cassimeres or heavyovercoatings are not improved by wetsponging. They…

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