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Evening Star, Issue 17329, 17 April 1920, Page 5

Two good stories were told 'by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the course of an aiter-di liner speech. " He said on one occasion a letter was addressed to him from France as follows:—“ Archeveqno Cantorbery, Londrea.” This evidently puzzled the postal authorities, anti after it had_ wandered about- a jrood bit the words inscribed on it were: Xot known at the Canterbury Music Had ” The Archbishop also told a story of a scboolboy who, m answer to the question. What is associated with Canterbury replied, “ Frozen mutton and archbishops. “"iou will observe the order of priority, ’ quietly remarked the Archbishop. The most common of ills is probably the ordinary cold, and the most successful of cures for this common ill is “ XAZOL.” In bottles of 60 dosea for Is 6d.—[Advt.J |