International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Class II. Main Avenue, dark blue on plan. 81 MAIN AVENUE. 229 Pettigrew & Stephens, 191 Sauchiehall St., Glasgow.—Silk Spinning and Weaving from the Cocoon to the finished article Irish Peasant Industries. Hand-Loom Linen Damask Weaving, and Embroidering on Linen. Drawn Thread Work, Hand Sewing on Undergarments, etc. (See Advt., page 4; alsc first page after Index.) SOUTH-WEST COURTS. 230 Glen, John, 159 Ingram Street, Glasgow.—Boots and Shoes (Beetive). 231 Louttit, James, 259 Hope Street, Glasgow.—Boots and Shoes. 232 Liddell, Wm., & Co., 42 Upper Queen Street, Belfast.—Table Cloths and Napkins, Hemstitched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, Embroidered Bed Spreads, Pillow Shams, Tea Cloths, etc.; Shirting Linens, Huckaback Towels, Cambric Handkerchiefs, etc. 233 Patent Woollen Cloth, Elmwood Mills, Leeds. Est. 1840.—Makers of all Classes of Felt Goods, including Carpets and Upholstery Felts, Boot and Shoe Felts, Linings, Saddlery Felts and Saddle Mats, Ammunition Felts, and Polish- ing Bobs. 234 Wright, A. R., & Co., Bowling Green Mill, Bingley, Yorkshire.—Dress Goods (All Wool), Plain and Fancy Silk Goods (All Silk), Waterproofing Material, etc. GRAND AVENUE. 235 MOSS, Rlmmington & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers and Contractors to His Majesty’s Government, Portholme Mills, Selby, Yorkshire.—Mustard, Mustard Oil, Baking Powders, Shop Twines. 236 Singer Manufacturing Co., The, 39 Union Street and 68 Gordon Street, Glas- gow; also London, New York, and Branches.—Sewing Machines, Family and Manufacturing, for Plain, Ornamental, Overseaming, Binding, Tucking, and other descriptions of Sewing, Power Fittings, etc. Various Styles of Tables, Drawers, Stands, Covers, etc. 237 Royal Glasgow Asylum for the Blind, 100 Castle Street. Glasgow.—Wicker Work, Brushes, Wire Work, Cordage, Bedding, and Technical Work Manu- factured by Blind Children. 238 Anderson’s, John, Royal Polytechnic, Ltd., 97 Argyle Street, Glasgow.— Lace Makers at Work. Real Lace, Home and Foreign. 239 Harrison Patent Knitting Machine Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, 48 Upper Brook Street, Manchester, and 103a Oxford Street, London.—Knitting Machines (Circular and Flat) by Hand or Power as used in the Manufacture of Clothing and Hosiery. 240 Baldwin & Walker, Ltd., West Croft Mills, Halifax.—Exhibition of “Lady- ship ” Knitting and Fancy Wools, shewing the Process of their Manufacture into Hosiery. UP-TO-DATE KNITTING MACHINES. G. STIBBE &, CO., Leicester and Glasgow. Established 1888. The New National Hose and Half i Patent Pearl Machines, exact Imlta- Hose. completely automatic. 500 tlon of hand knit. Fancy Hose Tops courses of knitting; a minute. Sweaters, etc. Charming designs and Stocking In three minutes. ' colourings. Jacquard Machines, etc. N.B.— Nine tenths of the most charming effects in Cycling Hose and Sweaters, seen in Hosiers’ windows, are made on our Machines. Don’t Leave Glasgow without Calling at our Branch- 45 MONTROSE STREET, GLASGOW. W. H. HOWARD, Local Manager.