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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18348, 3 April 1925, Page 13

ssa m m a & «fc &WI 3# *© BM llilllllllllllUllllllllllllllllilllUIIUIHll!!IHlllini1l1& WE GUARANTEE TO FIT YOU PERFECTLY HPHESE Ready-to-Wear Suits and Overcoats combine that high standard of quality and workmanship that distinguishes all "Owen" Suits. They are immeasurably superior to any and every other make of Ready-to-wear clothing, as every garment is made in our own workrooms during the slack season, and is fully guaranteed against all defects for twelve months from date of purchase. For the man who requires a really good, well-fitting Suit for Easter, these Suits ' 'fill the bill" perfectly. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. We have an immense stock, that provides for every individual requirement—and every Suit and Overcoat is offered at a greatly reduced price. Tweed Suits .. .. Usually £6/6/- SALE PRICE 95/English Worsted Suits Usually £B/8/- SALE PRICE £6/15/Overcoats, Double and Single-breasted— Usually £6/15/- £7/7/- .. .. SALE PRICE £4/15/200 Overcoats, to clear at Ridiculous Prices .. .. FROM 79/Fox's Indigo Serges (heavy fast blue) .. Usually £6/6/- SALE £4/15/Fox's Indigo Serges (finer weave) .. ' Usually £7/7/- SALE £5/15/Superfine English Serges .. ~., Usually £7/15/- SALE 117/6 All-wool Superfine English Serges .. Usually £B/8/- SALE 125/-AU-wool Superfine English Serges, non-shine Usually £9/9/- SALE 145/-All-wool Superfine English Serges, non-shine Usually £lO/10/- SALE 155/-All-wool Imported English & Scotch Tweeds Usually £6/6/- SALE 95/Scotch Tweeds Usually £9/9/- SALE £6/15/West of England Worsteds .. Usually £B/8/- £9/9/- SALE £7/15/West of England Worsteds, clerical greys Usually £7/15/- SALE £6/5/EVERY "OWEN" SUIT IS GUARANTEED to give Twelve Months' continuous wear and complete satisfaction all that time. If it does not—your money back in full. K f |tf:f © tf «e \\>:Y----m m. w The "Guards "Coat A very smart Coat, with the correct pleated hack. Beady- 1 AE? / to-wear or made-to-measure "The London Tailors" 751 Colombo Street

Wear mimxiUw Latest styles in all Sports Clothing now displayed at "The Farmers." Fascinating Jumpers, Skirts, Hats, and Hose. Just what you need for Easter wear. Call and make your choice now I m ">W a >2 m m mi ■ ■n m W3S in sm Pull-on Shapes, in Wool and Straw, Ribbon Velvet, and Fancy materials. A splendid range of shades. Comfortable fittings for shingled or ordiuarv heads — 23/6 to 33/9 Felts and Velours, in good soft shapes. Mushroom and turncd-up styles. In Browns, Fawns, Grey, Navy, Red, Blues, Henna, and Almond .. 15/6 'to 45/6 Smart Sports Hat, in two-tone Wool Braid, with plain ribbon trimming •• 32/ C Eandom Jacojiard Woollen Jumper. V neck, long sleeves; girdle at • , .... • *9/© PancyKnit Woollen Jumper,'roll'tie collar and cuffs of striped Brush Smart°\Trap' Skirt, in Bayardce Tweed, in Beige and Smoke Grey Finished horn buttons •• ; • • • " ." . • „ An Cvcrchcck Tweed Skirt, in Mastic and Varnish Brown, featuring • the latest wrap style; inset pocket .. ■• ,•• •• ': . ■•-,■„„„„ Smart Jumper Suit, of Shetland Wool. Platinum Grey Skirt, Jumper Of "Fair Isle" colourings ,; ".. "' \', "• „\" .;,i, „ UEeful Jumper Suit, of Tabac Wool, in Crazy Knit, smartly piped *itfi a A CosTrrockVfine 6 quality Wool,' in Cigar Brown,'over Flame, giving VerylmartFrock'of Silk "and' Shetland Wool in Peacock Blue, the convertiblc collar and long sleeves piped with silk braid to tone 105/teHiltlll Hosiery Ladies' AU-Wool Broad Bibbed Hose. In Crows, Oyster, Putty, Pastel. Ciampagne,, Coating, Nigger, Navy, etc Price 5/11 pair Ladies' Silk and Wool Host, in broad fancy ribs. Biscuit, Grey, Suede, Corert,* Nigger or Black/White— Price .. .. 6/11 pair Ladies' All-Wool Caaftmszo Hose, in newest mixture, with embroidered clax— Price .. .. 11/6 pair Christchurch

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Sir Frederic Kenyon, Director of the British Museum, ' lecturing to the Oswestrv Historical Association, said that the British Museum was to-dav teaching liistorv bv means of printed illustrations which" were prepared for studv. It was becoming more and more n practice to learn from pictures, and before long people, would not learn to read at all". They would simply go and look at pictures.