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COTION CHATS


TRADE- MARK REG. U. S. PA. T. OFF.


DRAPER


@ RPORATION


HOPEDALE MASS.


No. 244. JULY- AUGUST, 1923


DOES YOUR RING SPINNING


GIVE MAXIMUM PRODUCTION?


Because there have been no radical or out- standing


inventions in ring spinning during the past 30 years- such


changes, we mean, as the Sawyer and Rabbeth spindle,


which caused the scrapping of everything that proceeded


them, or those that have revolutionized weaving since the


advent of the Northrop loom- many textile manufacturers


have been content to get along with the spinning and


spindles they have with a limited amount of annual


replacement and periodical repairs.


Modern competition and its exactions in the way of


reduction of industrial costs , by every possible means make


any disposition to let well enough alone a dangerous


policy to be followed by the manufacturer who does not


want suddenly to fll1d himself outdistanced by his rivals in


the industrial race.


The Spindle plays a most important part in ring


spinning. Its possibilities and its condition absolutely


measure your spinning production.


The whole story of its. possibilities is not told by a


test of a new spindle.

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