The Cotton And Linen Departments

This series of department store manuals has been prepared for the purpose of imparting definite and authentic information to that growing army of sales people whoare not satisfied to be mere counter servers —to those who realize that their vocation is one of dignity and opportunity, and that to give satisfactory service to thecustomer they must possess a thorough knowledge of the goods they sell, as well as a knowledge of how best to sell them. These manuals were planned and prepared as the result of many months of teaching department store sales peoplein a number of large stores in New York and other cities. Later a series of courses for teachers of department store salesmanship was introduced into the curriculumof the School of Pedagogy of New York University.

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EDITOR'S PREFACE

AUTHOR'S PREFACE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTORY

CHAPTER II - SOURCES AND CULTIVATION OF COTTON

CHAPTER III - SPINNING

CHAPTER IV - WEAVING

CHAPTER V - FINISHING

CHAPTER VI - MIXTURES, ADULTERATIONS, IMITATIONS,AND TESTS FOR COTTON

CHAPTER VII - COLOR AND DESIGN IN COTTON FABRICS

CHAPTER VIII - DYES AND DYEING

CHAPTER IX - COTTON FABRICS

CHAPTER X - THE LINING COUNTER

CHAPTER XI - HISTORY AND CENTERS OF COTTON INDUSTRY

CHAPTER XII - CLASSIFICATION OF STOCK OF COTTONGOODS DEPARTMENTS

CHAPTER XIIII - NTRODUCTORY

CHAPTER XIV - SOURCES AND PREPARATION OF LINENFOR MANUFACTURE

CHAPTER XV - PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE

CHAPTER XVI - OTHER VEGETABLE FIBERS

CHAPTER XVII - ADULTERATIONS AND TESTS FOR LINEN

CHAPTER XVIII - LINEN YARD GOODS

CHAPTER XIX -TOILET LINEN

CHAPTER XX - BED LINEN

CHAPTER XXI - TABLE LINEN

CHAPER XXII - FANCY LINENS

CHAPTER XXIII - THE HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT

CHAPTER XXIV - HISTORY OF LINEN

CHAPTER XXV - SELLING SUGGESTIONS

CHAPTER XXVI - LAUNDERING OF COTTON AND LINENFABRICS

CHAPTER XXVII - CLASSIFICATION OF STOCK OF LINENDEPARTMENT

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