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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9415, 8 April 1909, Page 2

HE KNEW. We are constantly being misunderstood by the foreigners, says Clarence Book, and the Frenchman of whom "the following story is told contrived to do ns something less than justice : He had been on a visit to England, in order to study at first hand the social manners of tbe English people. On returning to his native land he was asked by a friend whether he had discovered the meaning of the mysterious “three Rs.” “Oh, I found out what they were on the first day of my visit,*’ said im. “And what are they, then?” “Rlppin’, Rotten, and Right-o!” replied the triumphant Frenchman. STRONG AS A LION Mild -as? lamb m rer •“at-? fa. KOiNtMEINiT Professor C. De C. Williams, Ph. D., the well-known Author and Phronoidgist, says:— Hiving used PLANTEKOA OINTMENT for tho past two years and never found it fail to do all that Is claimed lor it, it is not only invaluable but indispensable toour list of household remedies. We recently had occasion to use it on a disfiguring Ringworm, with Sesult there was rapid and complete cqre, ; From chemists and stores, 1/- and 2/-. The 4/- else contains four times the Quantity. 6K