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and spring like No. 2' l3, as this special number might not


be of the proper size for the looms in use in anyone mill.


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KNOTTED YARN.


There is a great demand this Season for knotted yarn;


that is, twisted yarn made of several strands of different


colors, each one being made bunched at intervals. Our


Mr. Rhoades has designed an entirely new attachment to


our twister for producing these knots or bunches that


will allow use of as many colors as is desired. Patent


applied for. Our customers seem to think our mechanism


superior to any they have tried. We have filled large


orders for both Worsted and Cotton yarns.


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DOUBLE FORK.


No one can appreciate what our double fork will do


until they have tried it, and also noted our recent simplifi­cation.


It weaves goods that are of a new class- practi­cally


beyond criticism. We expect to make the term " thin


place" obsolete- that is, on looms that we ourselves pro­duce.


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TEXTILE TEXTS.


Although nearly all of the readers of this circular have


probably read our recent Second Edition of Textile Texts,


we call attention to the fact that we have a considerable


supply yet on hand which will be distributed to interested


parties without charge.


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