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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17128, 25 April 1921, Page 9

* Men's Tailor-cut Suits made-to- measure Seven guineas When you know that these suits are cut by Beath's Head Cutter to your measure and to suit your own 'personal tastes, and that each suit is individually made in Beath's own Tailoring Rooms, you appreciate the remarkable value. There's a splendid range of newly imported materials for your selection. Order now. Beath's —The Store for Men Bjmjusw %

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING. tag? said Mr r T. 11. Williams, of Pitt*, burk president of the American ISewsuaocr Publishers' Association, addrcssmt& meeting at Hamstairg. JJiider such conditions, there is no voseibiutyot liams said. Ho gave fcgares.to sha* that publishers' costs Miave increased nearly 200 per cent, in recent y that advertising rates have less than half that amount. They were too low before the war _ Advertisers who knew newspaper conditions, he said, were not asking for a decrease of rates, as thev realised that advertising space was the lowest-priced commodity they bought. Mr Williams contended that there can be no hope of reducing skilled labour required by newspapers for vears to come. ■ ■■ 3 The form backer can't do without the Pocket Turf Register.. .Not* .cublished*