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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 307, 23 September 1919, Page 6

V 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 Pancake Hour.. Everywhere the idea seems to have caught the public fancy, and repeat, orders aro simply pouring in. Storekeepers roport quite enthusiastically on tho appreciative commendation of purchasers, and it is safe ■to say that no more popular food novelty hag ever been placed on this market. Perhaps it is tho economy of the Tucker Pancake that appeals so strongly, for it really is a wonderfully economical dish to serve, but from reports generally it would seem that its sheer deliciousness and hearty appetising goodness is the main reason of its favour. The Tucker Pancake is an entirely new creation. eggs required; no millc, everything complete is in the Hour; there is nothing to do tout add water and cook. Jt is a perfect pancake, recipe, perfectly prepared, and as wholesome as it is delicious. A sixpenny packet makes a good big pancake treat for all the family. Order e, packet tc-day and try them. AH stores have it.— ! Advt.

I; •-■-■ THE BUSINESS GIRL. ;'■•. . The briglikeyed, clear-skinned, alert i / young woman seen everywhere in the ! cities, towns, and country of the Doinm- •- ion, carrying on all kinds of work in ':■ shop, factory, and office, is familiar to !■■ everyone. She has learned to look after '■ herself in moro ways than one. She un- : dqrstands tho absolute necessity of keepj .ing well, eho knows her good looks der pends on keeping her digestive organs ;.■■ working properly, and- fiho uses Dr. ; Morso's Indian Hoot Pills for this pur- ■• .pose. This young woman is a very prac- : tical. clear-thinkinp; individual—she has ;' to, keep abreast of tho times and condi- ; tions, and she knows from experience I; that a Dr. Morse's Indian Koot Pill oc- ■ casionally maintains her good health. :..■■. Young womon who look after their health can do no better than keep' a bottle of ';■ Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills eveneady ■'', for the little ailments. They are cheap ■ and they are good, and do their work ■" every time.—Advt.

'. Mr. A. W. Martin, Euphtro Specialist, ; and Sole Controller of Dr. J. A. Sherman's method of treating Rupture, will ; arrive from Dunedin about the end of ( this,month, and may be consulted at the ■ Hotel Cecil. Watch, papers for exact ; date.-Advt.