Falls. This factory closed in 1987 and burned down twice in 1993 and 1994 after an unsuccessful condominiums project. The set of white bed sheets and pillowcases with a purple pattern of interlocking links featured in a significant kill scene during the 1974 Canadian slasher film Black Christmas were the purple variation of a popular 1970's bedding pattern called "Labyrinth", part of Dominion Textile's Texmade Truprest brand, and sold at the now-defunct Eaton's department store. Vintage Eaton's catalogues from the 1970s era can still be found that feature the "Labyrinth" bedding. A pillow bearing the purple variation of Texmade Truprest's "Labyrinth" pattern is featured in a scene during the 1999 coming-of-age film The Virgin Suicides (during the scene where the Libson daughters are kept home from school and sit together atop a bed in one of their bedrooms). This film was set in Michigan but filmed in Toronto, Ontario. The distinctive Texmade Truprest pillow had been chosen for the film's background aesthetic because The Virgin Suicides is set during the 1970s era. Archives There is a Dominion Textile fonds at Library and Archives Canada. It contains around 94 m of textual records, 45,000 photographs and 500 architectural drawings. Archival reference number is R1351. References Citations Bibliography Defunct textile companies of Canada Manufacturing companies based in Montreal Manufacturing companies established in 1905 Manufacturing companies disestablished in 1998 1905 establishments in Quebec 1998 disestablishments in Quebec