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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 303, 18 September 1919, Page 7

PANCAKES ARE BOOMING! That pancakes will become a popular national food in New Zealand, as in other countries, is clearly indicated in the already phenomenal demand for Tucker's Pancako Flour.. Everywhere tho idea seems to have caught tlio public fancy,, and repeat orders nre simply pouring in. Storekeepers report jiuito enthusiastically on tho appreciative commendation of purchasers, and it is safe to'sny that nn more popular food novelty has ever been placed , on this market. Perhaps it is the economy of the Tuckpr Pancake that appeals so, strongly, for it really is a wonderfully economical dish to serve, but. from. Teports generally it would scorn that its sheer deliciousness and hearty appetising goodness is the main reason of it* favour. Tlie Tucker Pancako is an cfitirely new creation. No eggs required; no milk, everything coninlete i« in the flour: there is nothing to do 'but add water and coolr. It is a perfect pancokn recipe, pprf'ctlv prepared, nnd as wholesome as it is delicious. A sixpenny packet make* a good big pancake treat for all the family. Order i> packet to-day and try them. All stores \unc. it.— Advt'. ' ■Nasal Catarrh, Colds in the Head, Influenza, Bronchitis, nnd Couslis m> quickly cured by "NAZOL." Fragrant, effective,. sp?eily. • Price l=. Gd. everywhere.—Advt. ■