American shoemaking Volume 56

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...ability for the utilization of floor space, both economically and efficiently.--H. G. Penwarden, of the Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co. of Gardiner, Jas. C. Soutar and E. Wesley Morphy, of the Lunn & Sweet Shoe Co., are recent names placed on the roster of Pine Tree Association. The incoming of the Ault, Williamson & Russell Co. and the 'Moran-Holmes Shoe Co. will also bring new superintendents and foremen to the city, thus giving Pine Tree Association anticipation of increased membership in the near future. The Auburn Shoe Manufacturers' Association and Pine Tree Association of Superintendents and LESSEN THE COST OF ATTACHING PAT'D MESH PLATE, FACTORY SHAPE "VEL.VET" Rubber Heels Especially designed (or attaching in the regular way on your heeling machines Spayes F. W. WHITCHER CO. DEPT. A. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Fuai! «« A IVIT to sell Shoe Findings, Shoe Tools, or any I T J J W Mil I the Shoe Trade, let ns have them. It pars to deal with ns, for we deal direct with every Shoe Manufacturer in Great Britain. We are large buyers and quick sellers. LIVINGSTON & DOUGHTY, Limited Amorlean Importer. LEICMTHR. ENOLAK Aug. 14, 1915 AMERICAN SHOEMAKING 275 Foremen are in close touch with each other and have several parties who are new here of both organizations. The same quarters are used and constitute a suite of six rooms in Masonic Block on Main street including a large administration room, card, Ibuffet, billiard and retiring rooms, and an employment department maintained by the Manufacturers' Association, and managed by the secretary and treasurer, Ara B. Cushman, thus making one of the best locations for business and pleasure procurable. The rooms are open all day and frequently in the evening, and all who visit Auburn who ...