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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19057, 20 July 1927, Page 4

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TWO LAWYERS PARTED BY CONSTABLE.

. A constable received a great shock recently when be parted two wellknown lawyers scuffling in the street. "My learned friend here," explained one of them, "bet me an ounce of tobacco, and he lost. Well, he bought an ounce, and before meeting me he tried it himself. He won't hand it over now because he remembers it's early closing." "And because its the best I've ever had," chipped in the other. "IVs Bears' Smoking Tobacco!" Cool and sweet—a gift at Sd per ounce. Also, in handy packets, loz 9d, 2oz Is 6d.— —23

The Elgin Marbles are a great collection of sculptures got together by the seventh Earl,of Elgin in Greece, and brought to England in 1812. These celebrated treasures had originally formed part of the Parthenon at Athens, and were the work of Phidias. Lord Elgin expended over £70,000 upon them, and they were purchased for £35,000 for the British Museum, where they are now to be seen. Ask Me Another. Watch for Competition appearing in "The Weekly Press. "■ - 1