*V V ' , L V ' ; ]= To taste a ‘ cry: K all an 1.
' ' l w ‘ am. 26.09 holel tobepnn’ehed,
inthecards. i, , -, - -' ' . ‘ ‘ -‘ . ' .7 », ~ . ,
In the'Wesvinlnoom ! . c .. _ ,.;- __ , . ~ , ..- . _. » 1 . . . 3,
In the room where tho‘weaving f f = __;' 7 fl 7 1 ‘L. -._\
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a
5
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is done. huge looms bunt and hunt.
Shuttles slip mysteriously bu} and.
g c, ‘ A RAPID
forth.’ up over head. the jacquard
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' I
Pm“ 018mm“ :22“; “was“: s... mm rs;- mega-“d1;
"' ' . .. ' around in endless so es. no
I ‘ Began I n England nose in America with Vim-En. name quite awed ‘by the intricate workings
tapes and labels. . .'
Many Ye?“ A80 :- ...... .. .. -;:..":::°.°:‘:.:i::‘°i.?r:;n .3
«Plant Built Here m w .. inn-mm co “mic? or 1...... mm... mm... m. a...
“ .- old and‘new buildin 111 . _ ‘
i 1906 their architecture and equipment (tillffdmgl‘lg 31:55:.“ J23: thwowlézge 7 ‘
_.._.____. . present it Iondcrtul contrnlst.t 1nd one inch of tape. In weaving one .
THE PRODUCT show plainly the progl’rcss the d 4: name 0: the average length, the
been made It the ' as: on re sluiitlu makes six hundred move-
vcus. The buildings from small V
« ' meats buck and forth. The batten
Make .Woven N am e one With vrkgiigwlfqggvmfft . ‘f or u... 1...... have... in making one ,
‘ ”1" mo" up—to- a e‘ 3 an a r" name. 6,000 inches. or, in making
't .
. Tapeqand “WES—’2 :21: 1331:?“ wig: the iiucst modern one gross or names. one mile.. V The
17““ l Additions B u '1 l t — Representatives of. the Cash Comp Ezig‘ztoan‘lisstit 121st“ 13:2“; h‘i‘gtlzen
i“ Planning Another — vW cam 1° America SW New The can... for weaving the mp0“
K I .. ago and established an office in New . , . ‘ '
. . comes in skcins. From these skeins
Frank GOOdChlld lork. In those days it took a. long ".15 wound in a winding machine.
‘ time to fill. an order received from onto b bin’s. Then the warping
' 1 One at the most interesting. and. customers in America. Up to the machine “1 ds the thread from» a
.. without question. one at the most time at the inn ration ot .the great many bobbins at once onto a ‘
bewildering factories in the city of plant here it took em 51:: to eight spool, or warp roll. Eighty-[one very A
Norwulk is the plant at the J. and weeks after an order was received, line threads are used to make the
1. Cash Company. IDCOVPO'NML A! to make a delivery from the Eng~ Warp ot tape three-clam or an inch
did many other New England insti- lish factory. The company figured in width. and tin hundred stud “my
: tutions. it had its beginning in Old that it it could make better deliver- threads form the warp for “be“ u. *5
England. The incorporated com- tea at goods. it would have a better inch and a quarter wide.
puny, with its factory in Chestnut business, so the officials decided to A filling machine winds thread.
street. is an oft’shot of the limited build a factory in America for the some white, some colored, onto
company, which originated in (30- making at woven name tapes. how spindles {or use in the his looms.
vontry. England. about‘one hundred an order is tilled in six days after it For making one cross of names.
yam Lasc- Now there are Cut: her is received. 1600 yards at cotton is required.
tories in Los Angeles. Ctlifornia; The factory in Norwalk was built In the finishing department the
Bellovlllc. Ontario. Canada: and in 1906. It was designed with the names are counted and the tapes
Melbourne, Australia. The Norwalk idea of insuring comfort for the folded and packed into little boxes.
rectory was established about six- workers. and or making sure that An order torn. piece or mine “we
teen years 080. they had plenty of fresh 3” aud has to go‘through twenty-tour dit-
The story of the development of sunlight. The welfare of the em~ forcnt operations before it is com-
ths Cosh factories is a.s interesting Dloyees has always been one or the ple‘cd. That 1,. twenty-tour dine..-
us a. fairy tale. Once upon a. time. “rat considerations 0’ “1" can out people have to handle the prder. ' /
which in this story. was about the Company. At the time this factor)‘ At present a loom {or making
middle of the last century. John will bui_lt. it “'88 thought that it four inch *scnris for men is being
Cash conceived the idea. or building would be large enough for the next SC. up m the gammy. n take,
0. large factory in the neighborhood tifionly SOMS- But in six yeah its about “me months to set up one of
0: Coventry. England. Ills idea. wag size had to be doubled. After this these machines. One reason why it
then so fur in advance or the times first addition in 1913: “10 manuiuci. takes such a. long time is that the
that it was considered extremely urc of woven labels for shirts was harness threads all have to be.
socialisiic by merchants and other begun. In 1915. a factory Was hung up with weights on the end of
manufacturers. For m. plan was to started in Bclville. Ontario. Canada, each one and then have to be left
build one hundred 1‘0“”! in 9- 1‘0” m a rental bmmmg‘ Now ””3 rac- to stretch before the knots that hold
t and to build over these a large iac- tory ‘5 11°“50‘1 in “5 0w“ plant. .In in place the mug metal eyelets
. tory. There was much opposition to 1921. instead ot enlarging the South through which the warp passes. are
the plan, (US it was thought that Mr. NW'WMK factory 5“” more. another ””1. .-\ll {1.95.3 1009; must be on ..
Hash was shim: the working people Jammy “'“5 "um i“ 1‘“ ““3“”3' the mnu- level bcforo tile loom is
too much consideration; but this “OWN". l“ 1933- “1“ company had ”m“. rm. use.
was the first idea. that was ever cx- to further increase the size of the iii-the i'nctorv's warehouse there
pressed for social Welfare work. A. plant hcrc. which “as then llwlxght Hyman}. beautiful and useful things
'1'. Stewart. then 1116 “Merchant large enough “’F Six years .“‘°.“* thnt have been imported from the
Prince" of America. was the only in: further additions are now being English factory. There are tubular ’
This is a Real Clean-up!
Iiadley's buyers have returned
(from the semi-annual Alexander
Smith Carpet Co. Auction Sale.
They bought extensivciy and one
at the conditions of the sale was
acceptance of immediate delir-
ery. These rugs will be here at
once. We'll need every bit of
room in our rug department for
them. As a result, a clean-up
sale of the 750 rugs now on hand i
has been ordered. Out they go. i
st prices cut from 25 to 35 per
cent.
i?
Here 'Are The Greatest Rug Bargains
— We’ve Seen in .Years
Lucky the person who is in need of rugs for every room in the home. This sale comes
at the right time and aflords the most astounding savings we have seen in years. All
rugs are the kind you want for your home —'—high grade and beautiful. There's no
«rm-c . ~7: .
7 .5.
one who wrote Mr. Cash an encour- comempmj‘fl‘hlk (‘oodth'li ”05‘ Rpa1‘0p0(l trimmings. hem-
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25:38 3;}?de“14"13'13331:'=°a:3“f;fd Frank modem”, ““0 is ”W mulchml mugs? "Sanmfgwg ’ . 27 7 , ~ telling how long the supply may last. Be here tomorrow and make sure of getting
. . - ‘ . ‘ . \ 1 , .. um was in: in i, -. 1 ad V . - . “
’“m ”°- Dr‘s‘d‘m “n" “W“ “"‘“"“’” °‘ should-"r atmm- \ v1 ~-/ .. ‘ your share of these big values. Credit terms? Certainly! 011 any rug you select.
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The J. ‘3 J_ Cash Company, bc- flie inoru‘dllx 'pld’nt,. began “orlt‘ing Oil the factory grounfis is a ton-
sides being the first to introduce so- 0" 1c company mill-eight 3L4” nls court, a. garage. and a. club
cinl welfare work among its cm- Zita} «it that tizllc (hesvns .a. untre- house. {or tlieuse of the employees, 0 . : O .
ployees, “as the first to use colored - ”y m ‘0 oumrs plant. and last but "0‘- least. 8 building ome o 9t e lg a ues era In 18 a e
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pictures for advertising. This roves “““y “a“ “30' he ““5 5““ w known as the "cottage."- The sec-
whcn colored lithographlns first New Y°rk “it" ‘01"'C°"‘° W” 0" ond floor of this building is the
come into use. . the sales force fr. the l’nitcd limit-s, homo 0f the watchman The first i
\thn the Atlantic cable was laid i‘rom which position he “us all- floor contains four or five very atc . '
in 1858. President Buchanan sent a. "nice" ‘0 his "(mm ""C' tractiw rooms which are maintained I 6 X 9 Axminsiel' R“: 8.3 X 10.5 Axm'mster Rug ‘ 9 X 12 Axminster Rug
congratulatory message to Queen I ‘1)?" ”‘1'“ ”1"” ”1 ”10 ““0025? '05 for ”u. benefit of the employees. ’ ' (Sesmcd) * , (Seamed) - (Seamed)
‘Ilctorin- 'I‘llc second Cable ram ”2: hing VUV| ll lliilil(‘-i1|]l"ii an£ nJ‘ _ i . s '5 I . F
and file first commcrical ciblc- "‘5 is the ””ka “r ”1° (”Sign by $3,111;leif:hgibfrag‘l‘il’zlsfmiull'ihilltcdogll‘d Re‘ul.r P . g $29.75 21 75 Refl' Pace ' m $32 50 Re ' Pnce $9.75 $35 50 i
mum to cross the Atlantic. was from i2“: dCI-‘lli'S'UX-l lThis dorlggn is drawn equipped with comtortnblc chairs. a Auction $31; Price. . . . . . 0 Auction Sale Price . . . . . . Auction Sde Price . . . . .. o 2 i
J. 8:. J. Cash. of Coventry to a Mr. 0 :cn o Him: I anger tiun the name , j" . _"'"" i j
Mathews. then their agent av. New or label after i" ’3 w°“°"' The "e“ hllxgiziszgw:l;lhn:xinng‘akivrlgtsrolit 0 ' " K ’ i‘
York. 1: read, "Go to Chicago." ff‘pj’s the eating 0.! ll)“; holc': ‘n The other rooms nr'e furnished with I
and cost $100. ’ lo acquuru curds “it i re :jmnvp- ‘ , " ° W F I
Coventry. the home of the first “‘1’- machine. ii. is ”I” i~o>ilion "1 :i‘Lah-fodlhdIlsab}ossltnn%:rt(liuenid‘ll}si:2 8'3 X 10.6 ”minder Rug 9x 12 Rug 8‘3 3.10.6 “to“ Rug l
(' . .. . .- . tinse- llol-rs in than cards that d..- . ‘ pk p 5 - ' (Seamless) “ i (8mm) .
-ash factor}. is a- wry ancient mi). ‘ .. y I .. ‘ each room are ‘many beautiful pict- . - Regular P11“ 395-00 ‘
which has for many years been iam- ,".r"'”.”"? 1 “33):“le or letters I‘m: nrvs. All the rooms are bright and Regular Price $51.50 $35 50 ' new!" Page $5950 $37 50 Auction Sale Price 7 '00
ous for its industries. which include ‘9" .““““‘ “l" “0‘“? “W 6'” '13" t‘hrmrfill, and rurnish' n. ' pleasant Auction Sale Price . . . . . . . Auction Sale Price . . . . . ‘ o ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘
the manufacture or ribbons lace cording l0.illu :nluu laid out by the , , ' '
~. . . _. n, ‘ . fl plat!) for the uorkcrs to spend the . 4".
, watches. 'and artistic work in metal. dcsmm " 'mr' the "UL” “r“ ("5‘ lunch hour I ‘
iuizui lcgrilmr in an endless clilirl ' i ‘ I ._ l —
But it. is perhaps just as widely
. . - . incl ‘ t . ll 0 ju ; (1 il‘ Cl 21 1-. . s i —
“10“” for "a three lull spins. the ‘li‘lilt'li‘uls 011m" illu: 153:]? A 1,1021]; Iv 31d LlnCOEn (301111011 Notes 9 X 12 Wilton Rug ‘ 8'3 X1o'6 Wilton Rug D . 9 x 12 Wilton Rug I
tallest being one of the finest in all n ‘1 H i il 1
Europe. This spire is on St. Mich- cut. 0 guns irongi in: iolcs :ml The regular weekly meeting of . ' '
acl's and is ””00 hundred and picks up lhw harness ilii'c:uls,-\Vlih ll Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U- A. M. 1‘92“!" Price {99-50 $79 F0 Refill-J. P1109 €105.00 $85 00 Reg‘fl" Pace £110.00 $89 50
ignite. foot high_ The other (“.0 are are a ray: of the 100m. and \Vlllt‘li will he held tomorrow evening at Auction Sale Price . . . . . . so . Auction Sale fries . . . . . . s Auction 5.19 Pnce ' ' - - ° - ' ' '
on ,erW' or Priory. church. and Hit the ihrruds of the \mrp so that I‘rogrcss l-‘orum Hall. All of the 4 j; j
””3. l“i‘lllrh' Monastery. It is these iliic shtiiiio goon midi-r the right dogrec team are cxpccicdio be prey. . -
”WW lino spir-‘s about wlilcn Tom on}? to Indian Hm lvtlvrs dosirml. it out“ to make arrangements for the , f l
liysou wrote in his beautiful poem Ia cs an average of six llUllierll trip in Bridgeport. next Thursday. Bl -'
of. Lady Godiva. that are pictured Jacquard curds ‘0 make a “0"”) it will 1‘” the last chance for'a. ’9‘ 8-3 x 10-6 Wilton R“ ‘V 27 x 54 velvet Rug 9 x 12 waton Rug 3
in the Cash trademark. / . mime. “,‘f'sc '“u-‘i‘ “H 1*0 lacvd to» hoursni before the work. Mcm- . ROIIIIII‘ m‘ a I ' “ 1
The grandfather of the present golhcr. Huron: hundred furl of burs who want to so should make ; ' Regulsr Pnce $150.00 $120 .00 . P “'98 . Regul‘r Pnce 3159'50 179 50 1‘
Air. CM.“ was the founder of the cord :1:~c::~_tnx_irrd in lace i'unvilmrurrumomr‘nts at the meeting. ‘ Auction Sale Price - . - ' . ' » A“, ch” 5813 Pd“ ’ ' -,- ‘ ' ' ' AuCtion s‘le Price ' ' ' ' I n 1
factory lil Coventry. The first pro- ‘
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duct or that factory was ribbons. Housing Experts Head Mo‘bbj—me";
lint the l'TCi‘lL‘li Treat . sl n i V I
y 8’ ed in 3 ‘5
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1371. after the Franco-Prussian ‘ 0 , ' o ’ l .. _ V": . -
w... m... m. ....... m... o. . For. Better Homes In Amenca; .1 27x54 Amine. Rug ’ AllRugs At'l'enns'i'o Suit . 36 x 53 Axmm' ster Rug
England, so the Cash Company bo- v o o 7 ‘ ' PW“ gulnr
Sun the manufacture of b i ~. ' f . Ihdhy.‘ a”! an Pl“ h 0 11 t0 11 . H l
“in"... “on mm m 3%"..53 i. Educational Drwe Under Way . §°"t'il:; :3???" $398 , canon... an... t... 6...... p...” .. .:.. Re . Price sass ‘ $6 98
iory thought of putting mdmwing , ‘ i ' .. ‘ uc - cc . O . . . . . . 1. will be stored me for future “may. Auction 511° Pnce . . . . . ‘ . " J }
f Special Offering of Handsoine - ”WW-Bed Living Room Suites
l? ' A Remarkable Value
4
l Hadley’s ofi'érs a. wonder-
‘, ful specialfor Mid-Week
l Shoppers in presenting the
: famous Pullman ” Daven-
-? port—Bed Suites at prices. .
i that are sensationaliy re-
duced. The suite consists
a of Davenport-Bed. Chair _
and Becker, of overstuffed
construction with loose
cushions. The suite is most
, attractively designed-one
welcome addition to any
living room. The duven-’
port is really Im‘riaus
slid the chair “snooker .
- aflord the utmost in eom- , - _ -
tort. At the special“ price "
.81: which these maestro
ioflered they are is 'most
’gremsrkahle value." 7. ’ f
cord in the edge of the lrillings. Gag 7——
’l‘his helped to make them popular. ‘ ’
From the making of white frilllugs
cnly. the Industry developed to the
making or those with colored de-
signs in them. The Cash irillings
“are a tremendous success. Fiat
trimmings tel pajamas and night
shirts “ere also made by the 06m:
puny.
Litter someone conceived the idea
that it flowers and Weaving initials
and other designs could be woven.
initials could be woven as well. This
was the first step in u. now-flourish-
ing industry. For utter this had
been done. someone else said. "If
you can weave an initiel. why can
. ' you not weave several letters to-
BREAK A CHEST
-COLD Wl'l‘ll'llE‘AT A
.‘ “0F RED PEPPERS '” Jo‘gwm M
A Rent-Free Room!
This davenport-bed suite
' adds a rent-free room to
your home-By day it is
a handsome, luxurious liv.
ing room suite. A simple
Operation converts the
davenport into a full-size,
comfortable bed by night. 1
An ideal suite for ‘the ;
small home. ‘
Regular“ Price is $293.75
- Om'Syecid Price a.
.2 -' ' : ‘ f i» - lets‘ult'
at
\
WWW Better Homes in lumen . mg‘v five Mm! _ .
Ease your tight. aching ch"; horses mohment. now entering communities demonstrated Bc-a' '
Stop the pun. Break up the conga. "I third 79-h ““3340? “I! 88‘1“} Homes. The non yes: this nu. . ' . _
tlon. Fee] a, m com you“ up u, 7 wt of Dr. James Ford. berm about doubled..:and the.‘ 3 .i‘
instsshorttime. WW» cured me-‘fsmrnneethisiarthntthewzi
“Red Pepper Rub" is the cold Daron! ” n. my 33°!” azure will hmdeuhlysur- ' '
rumor that bring- quick.“ relief. Mil-Int spedsiist. end in: bee: w’h th‘e‘;nnnrbor’ot;oouimud- '
"Itannothurt you use itoertunly m ~ 1 “m ‘ W ‘
‘ »mm to end the tightne- nnd drive gm 1 ran“ lmlerl 20:3.“ M3“ din-ins thi-
xlgm, .. 4. outlet: “d soreness tight. 1*. John ll. arias. p m
nth-Motdkeetorsum.
Hussinnmeries. Benstthe
It“ «the W of Building
mnondngofthebepertmentot
Commerce. .
R. R. For: Rufus“ ' to Cost omers
, ‘ Fm out-of-Tesz'n. ‘
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