English Language · Sentence Rearrangement

Rearrange the given sentences to find the correct combination. P. Painstakingly he examined each article of clothing. Q. Both hat and shoes were well worn, the shoes so much so that the maker's name, which should have been on the lining, had been obliterated. R. The hat when new had been bought from a firm who owned shops all over London and the provinces. S. Both were good of their kind, and though well worn neither was shabby.