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lent. worst-eds. and apaclally pernecutlog, .0 clv'lll‘» valued the Britt ‘ in the Middle Ages wool was new fabric: and“ Mum’ W“. In-,vland‘a great source of wealth. In the lath con ury. I’-_ ¢ W _¢= arose along the mill stream: ‘though Jaaona fleece wna Yorkshire. and the Wen mat“ lamﬁd 0' 0l4- ibecatne the wool-mnnufacturlng ll?‘ Britldi wool la growing cute; or an my“. sold-" Today this vomiiimdistrict *0 important "II V001 l0 Int produces most of Britain‘: wool. S land's wellall that in tho ynrlla-i len and wanted cloth, but mg meals of Hairy VII! the offic-l wen of England. Border er: ol the king‘: council were; country o;s¢ou.,,d_ Nd the Sc

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Buying a new suit in 1957 la be&d:.There should he no stxnin- “mom 0m 3 quite an event! Not only is there: my lift of the jacket. ‘ ' now I not choice of pawema.l 4. Make sure the sleeves are not‘

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a l . men! not to be snce1.ed_ at. Con-{hove all make sure that about First women [1-aduatpa were. - ‘ §i'n".;°"§i'i’.‘. ‘.’::t..:."..°':...::":°.:'.i.€: ::".::t'"..*.:.::. "W «mm to om-m ml - - hric choice is to make sure you 5. Button the jacket —— if the E“5l"'d ll’ 1”‘ v ‘ not I good fit. lwaiatline is immediately pulled. bifbkat style to ipuy? WM; toiput it hack to the hands of the uy .Howmuc topay? one tailor. An easy. omooth fit in arequoatiooa mu vetnanuwergnot distumed as you «we —-I youroelf after c uctina a )un-' but a tight jacket will allow noth-1 ior-sized survey. Let‘: assumeling for that lttle extra pound-l‘ youve mm up ygur mind and: age to Wl;l)(]‘h nearly everybody; an rarui go. ow a word, auacpet e. of cnution on fitting. la. la the coal long enough to cov- A good . is. perhaps. moreger the seat of the tmusers? The gtportant “II: aaycothar fenaitutrfef, ahort' Jackts-t0 may lack tglzibiyl agoodsu. -anwn :smarin uernay In for I while the eveitual poor ap-s Canada it simply means I had‘ pearirnce of fabrics and —— nolitl matter what style you ehoose—— 7. Important! Make mre the It can make the suit look as if‘ tirousers hang straight. crease mi‘ ll’: rs. straight There should be no hack! '. ' it‘: to the salesman‘: advan- pull when you walk. no baud-' _- ' 't.a2e to m ake aure you itelvneaa in the veal and no wrinklea, ,_‘ I proper siu--and fit in ready- below the crotch . Idc and eustmmtailored cloth One more point to remember 8

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lusting lengths of sleovea and_Better suits have "coat-tlmnta"

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needs mm.’ Wm‘ mu‘ ‘ms. try‘ an ‘hmnden. Ind patch pm-ketii in shade: of hliie. brown, charcoal another make or style. Appearance is particiilarly im- Whlle you're trying on I read_v- ponant for the sumirner season. 4

._ made suit or having your final A couple of houra in the sun.‘ fitting. check the following points’ Iepecially if there is high humid; Ion. by one. Remember, the small, lty. will make . badly made Iult~ W.-—. A faults you may drug off todaylol poor tnhric . so had-' T .will be the faults which will pm ly am it miicht us well have .‘ auade you to leave UW iuit hang- sign declining "I'm an inlerlorf t." '

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.' lfacturon in Canada. Why? Wool 1- Tl“-'" llwlld bulk"-h"';‘iia porous and Ihnonhent ~ in hmken line from to s ou-1 . . def Wm; M mm” plddinlgothet‘ words, it gets the Iir in to‘ 3. Aﬂnholeﬂ should he comfort-j"“°l Y0"? WY W -"0 '0-‘°'*" able. hilt your handa wove your. unoomlortdilo damvnﬁil

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