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Ohio, 45, 144 OUver, Francis J., 41 Omaha, 69 Oregon, 63, 68 Ortiz, Philippe, 177 Pacific Mills, the, 116 Packing, importance of, 49-53 Paddo<^ system of sheep raising, 21,31 Page, Edward D., 138, 143; quoted, 141 f. Paiige, J. W., 114 Pahn Beach Suits, 201 (note 2) Paquin, Madame, 172 f. Pans, 136, 139, 189 (note 1), 225, 233; setting of styles at, 164-178 Parlin, C. C, 220, 225 ff. Passavant & Co., 126 Pennsylvania, 10, 45, 60, 144 Pennsylvania Railroad, the, 123 Philadelphia, 4 (note 1), 7, 9, 52, 53, 60, 61, 70, 81, 123, 144, 172, 195^ 199; formerly a center for sellmg houses, 124. Philadelphia Textile School, the, 26 Philadelphia Wool and Textile Association, the, 56 Philadelphia Wool Trade Associa- tion, the, 72 Pioneer shed, the, 51 Pittsburgh. Pa., 123, 143, 172 Pittsfield, Mass., 128 Poiret, Paul, designer, 167, 171 f ., 175 f ., 177 Pope, J. E., quoted, 196 Portsmouth, N. H., Ill Power looms, introduction of, 5 Power spinning, introduction of, 5,13 Price, E. V. & Co., 206 (note 1) Providence, R. I., 5, 7, 9, 81 Punta Arenas, 26 Quakers, the, 191 Quarterly Joumcd of Economics, quoted, 104 Rambouillets, 39 Range system of sheep raising, 21, 31 Raw materials, classified, 16-19 Ready-to-wear clothing, men's, 192-211; women's, 212-223 Recovered wools, 18 f. Rhode Island, 10, 60 Richepin, Jacques, 167 Ritz-Carlton, the, 177 River Plate, the, 26 Riviera, the, 165, 169 260 INDEX Rochester, N. Y^ 122, 199 Rogers, Peet A Co., 206 Roubaix, wool sales at, 29 Rouse, Charles B., 146 Royal Tailors, the, 206 (note 1) Rue de la Paix, the, 173, 177 Russia, coarse wools of, 28; carpet wools from, 30; wool production of, in 1914, 33; sale of wool in, 59 St. Joseph, Mo., 143 St. Louis, 123, 143, 156 San Francisco, 63, 210 Schefer, Schramm & Vogel, 125 Scholfield, Arthur, 128 Scholfields, the (John, Arthur, James, and their descendants), 3 Scotland, 30, 54 (note 1); import- ance of the sheep industry in, 37,38 Scoured wool, 26 Scouring, 76 ff. Scouring tests. 72 Sears, Roebuck & Co., 206 Seasonal calendar, the, 231 f. SeUing Forces, quoted, 209, 226 Selling house, the, 13, 109-127 Senkcd. W., quoted, 26 Sheep breeding, works on, v Sheldon, quoted, 199, 210, 214 Shoddy, 18 f. Shropshires, 40 Skin wool, 26 Slater, Samuel, 110 Shpe.26 Sinall local jobbing houses, 145 f. Solon, Wyoming, 51 South Africa, 31» 240, 243; number of sheep in, 21; wool from, sold at London, 28; wool production of, in 1914, 33 South America, 194, 243; number of sheep in, 20; ranging pre- valent in, 21 ; net returns in, 23; wools from, sold at London, 28; combing wools from, 30 Southern wools, 62 Spain, wool production of, in 1914, 33 Special Report of the Sheep In- dustry in the United Stales, quoted, 41 Specialty jobbing houses, 144 "Speculators' wool," 26 Spinning, 78 f. Staples, emphasis on volume in, 100 f. Stein, S., & Company, 210 Stein-Bloch Co., 206 Stevens, Mallet, 172, 173 Style, influence of, 11, 164-191, 246 fiF. Swiss resortft the, 165 Sydney, public sales at, 31 Syndicate for the protection of French dressmaking, the, 175 f. Taft, Royal C, quoted, 3, 5 ''Tailors to the trade," 206 Talbot & Co., 206 Talcott, James, 7 "Talking Rags " 177 Tariff, the publications on, vf.; and wool, 35, 36; of 1816, 4 f.; of 1828, 5; Wilson (1894-97), 7, 129, 13i3; Simmons-Underwood (1913), 42, 130-134, 138 Tariff Board Report, the, vi; quoted, 6, 7, 9, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 40, 43, 87, 89, 90-95, 98 f., 103, 106, 107 f., 193, 198, 199, 200, 202 f., 204, 213, 216 ff. Tasmania, 25 (note 1), 32 Taussig, F. W., vi: quoted, 5, 7, 35,38 Teclmical processes of the woolen and worsted industries, 75-96 "Territory" section, the, 36, 37, 243' Territory wools, 42-45, 53 f ., 62, 63 Texas, 42 Textile Manufacturers* Journal, S noted. 52 f. edo, O., 185 Tops, 1 Trade-marked clothes, 206 Trade-marked woolens, 210 f. Tradesmen's National Bank, the, 66 TrimmingSi 202 f ., 203 Turkey, 30; wool production of, in 1914, 33 Turkish wools, 30 United Kingdom, the, 30, 33, 34; prevalence of mutton sheep in, 22; carpet wooLs from, 30; number of sheep to the square mile, 54 (note 1) INDEX 261 United States, history of the woolen industry in, 2-15; net return from western sheep, 23; consumes Australian wool, 24; the domestic wool supply. 37-67; fxirther consideration of the woolen industry in, See Table of Contents, 5^-248; military value of an American wool-growing industry, 237 f. United States Bureau of laboT Statistics, the, 212 (note 1) United Stated CensuSy quoted, 18 Uruguay, 34; sheep raising in, 20 f .: wool from, how brou^t to the United States, 29 f.; wool production of, in 1914, 33; sale of wool in, 59 Vermont, merino industry in, 40, 41 Victoria, wool sales in, 25 Vienna, 136 Virginia, 146 Waltham, Mass., 112 Wamsutter, Wyoming, 51 Wansey, Henry, 12 Ward, Benjamin C, 112, 113, 114 Ward. Montgomery, &, Co., 206 Warehouses and auctions, 66-72 War of 1812, the, 4, 109; flood of British goods sent to America at its close, 4 Washed fleece, 26 Washington, state, 63 Weaving, 79 f. Weld, L. D. H., quoted, 104 f. Western Australia, 24 West Indies. 194 Welling & Company, 141 West Virginia, 45 Wetherill, Samuel, Jr., 4 (note 1) White, George S., quoted, 110 Willamette Valley, the, 63 Whitman, William, Company, Inc., 121 Williams, Jeremiah, 72 (note 2) Willis, W. P., & Company. 210 Wing, Joseph E., v; quoted, 38, 39 Wisconsin, 45 Women's piece goods, 153-191, 212-236 WomevCB Wear, quoted, 182 Wool Exchange, the, at London, 25 Woolen and worsted industries in America, see Table of Contents Woolens, how different from worsteds^ 1 Wool-growmg, works on, v; char- acter of, dianged by changing demands for fabrics, vi Wool merchant, work of the, 58-74 Worsted mill& geographic con- centration ot, vi f. Worsteds, how different from woolens, 1 Worth, Jacques, 177 Wright, C. 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