Show LONGEST WEARS 1 U WAIR great durability explains its perennial popularity for furniture use S STYLES TYLES inny niu v mine come tin and styles stales may KO go in fit us its in everything thing else but one kind or r nio 1110 hair velvet remains in fit constant toi tant popularity ever since the invention of power pout r nui chinery put it within the reali reah of every iNy folk itna not just of kings and nobles us its in previous centuries the llie demand for furniture covered colored with fabric febi lc anade horn front the fleece lebio of the angora mii it gont his has increased steadily milli naw tile united stilt tit t PI es leads the world orld in anborn ann i goat go it rills nig ing and in III itie lie production or of mohair its great durability Is undoubtedly the chief calef reon ici on why vy velvet olet la Is all ai upholstery perennial not even cven the beauty tin and luster of its soft aft tex ture would suni to t win the house cifes repeated approval iipp Kvil if vet or us its it Is often billed tile dk did not iio surpass nil other junte rials lal i in wearing quality 1 I ills Is 14 ie he cause tile the bobair itself Is tile lie longest loii oLSt wearing taher known lri oMi and partly bee beca in tise sq it Is it 11 pile an fn lisle will etli lie file vear moir on the flip ends of alip lie filler alier instead of along the alie sides As high us WWW of these stin lilias me are fo found II 11 it to the idich of f elet some soine e of the physical structure and binl chen lical composition of the moli lir fiber Is 19 luce tiry sm to ro understand why liv it it superior upholstering fabrie sun seen tin ii iier 1 I er at a the lie moliner tir filler Is 14 smooth and shiny shim with fewer scales or ser rations than on the lie wool fiber this lails weans nit ins that it it dots does not attract dirt so that th ti ans tends to slide 0 off the siroohi hairs and that dirt Is easily removed with a swift brushing brashing or with soup and water if no necessary ces sary without affecting the color then too mohair takes a fast acid dve adya so that the effects of sun and strong light need not ile be feared like all animal ibers fibers mohair Is normally nt attractive to the pestiferous house moth but now science has perfected it a means of effectually and permanently manent ly mothproofing moth proofing mohair velvet it lias has baen noticed that moths will III actually ile die in preference to attacking the hie fabric when one considers consider the tremendous amount of damage done annually by tills this innocent looking little littie insect it Is obvious that for this feature alone mohair recommends itself its as the ideal fabric for fine furni ture tu re but though mohair velvet remains po popular lular season after season its colors patterns all and weaves chainge with the current fashion beautiful solid colors or two tone weaves period designs modernistic effects or conventional dional patterns liay nil be lind in nio mo liala 11 air velvet sometimes the pile Is cut to form the pattern the remaining pile being stamped with a floral or other design in fit other places the pattern lAvril Is formed by cutting certain cert nill of the loops nil and the alie fabric Is then called frieze fr lee if the uncut portion predominates it is called frI frizzette ezette then again the material may be hand blo blocked cherl in striking designs or woven on it a jacquan jacyn ald d loom with various colored yarns then too mohair velvet has been een found to lie be virtually fadeless uti nil changing arter years of constant exposure if to tile sun still tin and elements tills this Is because of the unusual construction of the inolia mohair ir fiber which Is tubular tin and very attractive to acid flye dye tile unusual long service which velvet gives Is due in to tile lie fact that being a pile fabric the wear comes on tle ends endi of the fillers fibers and not along the sides it does not really told hold dust because the surface of tile fibers un tin like those of wool are smooth and glossy actual soil roll Is easily removed with soap and water |