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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 132, 28 February 1920, Page 9

SOLVING THE COST OF LIVING. A POPULAR FOOD. . 'Recently people have heard a great deal about the cost of living,.arid various .suggestions ' have- been ; made about the wavs and means of reducing it. In that Iteht, cheaper and yet high-quality food will bs a few factor. It has been proved that Tucker's Pancake Flour has done much in this direction. Eight from the first week it was placed on the market Tucker's Pancake Flour- won the glad approval of people of all classes. The demand for this nutritious food has exceeded all expectations, and to-day the manufacturers '.are kept extremely busy •supplying retailers in all parts of the Dominion." ' Tuoker's Pancake Flour is a complete and pure preparation,- and in addition to providing delicious pancakes, if is suitable for a number of other dishes for which recipes, appear on' tho packets, it is saving money to buy Tucker's Pancake Flour. Ask your-' grocer.—Advt. ■ ' \ ==»======-.'.

. PRECAUTION, NOT PANIC. The last. epidemic has left many people with a fear of recrudescence, $nd at : tbe'ffrst 6igns of a coM they get' alarmed. It.is not anticipated that there will ba a return of the epidemic in a serious form.- however, should fcako the easy precautions thafoirenecesr sa/ry to maintain health. NAZOI*, that powerful germicide, which proved so valuabla'during tho epidemic, »vill Drevem the attack and development; of colds, sore throats, and influenza. A few drop? on i!><> handkerchief to inhale, or a piece of 6ugf.r saturated with NAZOL and allowed to' sipwly dissolve in the mouth, i 3 absolutely the most efficient and'sure prteaution available. NAZOL penetrates the tiny passages of tho Nose. Mouth and Throat, and nips a cold right in. tho bud. See that you get a bottle of NAZOL to-day, Ib. 6d. at all ehemists.Advt. ■«

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