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( OTION CHATS


TRADE- MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.


AND IN CANADA


DRAPER


( QRPORATION


HOPEDALE MASS.


No. 247. NOVEMBER, 1923


BUYING LOOMS


LIKE GETfING MARRIED


IT'S FOR LIFE


When you build a new miil or being in control of an


old one find yourself in need of meeting the demands of


the present intensive industrial competition by replacing


the passee common loom with modern automatic machines,


you are facing the problem of a lifetime- like the young


man contemplating matrimony.


You and your mill organization must live with the


looms you select.


Your peace of mind, harmony in the industrial


household, your success as a manufacturer, and financial


ease and comfort may be won or lost by your decision.


The price, being capital investment, is important. It


stays with you through the years to come. You must earn


dividends on it or go out of business.


Price is not all- important, however. Those necessary


dividends must be provided for. What is the record as a


dividend- producer of the loom you are buying?


Will it start up economically when installed in your


mill? Will the excessive cost of starting wipe out all

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